Regatta Outlook for Yale Harvard and Five Crew Race Contenders
Oarsmen await word as New London and Poughkeepsie regattas loom. Yale, Harvard, Syracuse, Columbia, Cornell, and Pennsylvania field strong crews, with tactics centered on early pace and finishing bursts. Contenders eye the Thames and Hudson rivers for a decisive finish and potential upsets.
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New London
Poughkeepsie
Yale
Harvard
Cornell
Crimson
Wray
Thames
Sargent
Cambridge
Wallis
Howe
Pennsylvania
Jecho
Svace
Syracuse
Columbia
Gyracuse
Cerussi
Ehell
Cerussei
Ryan
Murphy
Rice
Abit Columbia
New York
Freck
Women’s Diseases and Nervous Troubles Linked to Digestion
A physician argues many women suffer periodic illness from nerves and headaches. He says dizziness vertigo and headaches reflect digestive system strain. By keeping digestive organs in good order liver active and blood clean the trouble can be avoided or reduced.
Harvard Edges Yale in First Four Regatta
Harvard won the first four-oared race against Yale by a length with a 4 32 3 3 time while Yale finished in 5 36. Richardson stroked the Harvard four with Hooper in No 2 and Fales as coxswain. The varsity four then raced a four mile course, finishing in 2 32, with the freshmen trailing early but the varsity taking the lead by the two mile mark.
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Cornell
Courtney
Columbia
New York
Orwell
Eddison
Syracuse
Rice
Cambridge
Harvard
Annapolis
Navy
Courtrey
Varsity
Wisconsin
Hudson
Westerminers
Ned Fen Eyck
Dinet
Lakisch
Pennsylvania
Yale
Ellis Ward
New London
Richardson
Hooper
Smith
Waite
Fales
Brooks
Hills
Bogue
Holloway
Bow
Copp
Mills
New Haven
Rowing Contenders for Hudson Race Face Mixed Odds
The piece weighs expert opinions on Columbia Cornell Syracuse and Pennsylvania crews for the Hudson showdown. It notes Columbia strong power and smooth style, Cornell mixed but formidable, Syracuse two mile strength, and warns predictions are unreliable. Freshmen and varsity forms are compared with references to specific crews and observers.
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Gerous
Columbia
Rice
Corneil
Courtney
Cornell
Syracuse
The
Hudson
Poughkeepsie
Charles Courtney
Pennsylvania
Correll
Wisconsin
Ellis Ward
Yale
Harvard
Miss Hazel Hotchkiss Sweeps All Titles at Philadelphia
Miss Hazel Hotchkiss of Berkeley California wins three titles at the Philadelphia Cricket Club national tournament. She takes the singles championship against Mrs Barger-Wallach, the doubles with Miss Rotch, and the mixed doubles with Wallace Johnson.
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Philadelphia
Hazel Hotchkiss
Berkeley
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Mrs. Barger-Wallach
New York
Miss Rotch
Boston
Wallace F. Johnson
University of Pennsylvania
Louise Hammond
Raymond D. Littie
Miss Hotchkiss
Miss Sutton
East
Elks Hold Big Games at Washington Park
The Brooklyn Elks annual games drew about five thousand in the heat at Washington Park. Xavier Athletic Association won the one mile relay handicap. Harlem Y M C A took second. David V. Noble of New York A C won the one mile run in 4 38 2 5, with other event winners listed in the handicap program.
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Brooklyn Order of Elks
Washington Park
Brooklyn
Xavier Athletic Association
Harlem Young Men's Christian Association
Trinity Club
David V. Noble
New York Athletic Club
F. G. Goode
New York A. C
R. E. Goggin
Pastime A. C
E. Baker
Mane
F. Wright
F. W. Sinclair
St. Mary's A. C
H. C. Klages
Senator
A. C
A. J. Reich
St. Gabriel's A. C
Phil Coffey
Bryant
H. M. Rosenberg
H. J. Grumpelt
New York
B. W. King
Catholic A. L
Church A
FE. J. Monaghan
C. Siff
E. Haysleys
Sons of Elks
E. H. Cunningham
G. F. Klages
W. A. Yokel
B. P. O. Elks
C. J. Gallagher
W. C. Gettys
F. A. Eakins
F. J. Ryan
Stars In Junior Meet At Travers Island
The junior metropolitan championships will be decided at Travers Island on July 10 as a final try-out for district clubs aiming for Seattle nationals. Coaches Bernie Weters and Lawson Robertson train the participants, with Frick of the New York Athletic Club seen as a top contender in the quarter. Many juniors may also enter the American Athletic Club meet at Cel tic Park the next day featuring S Lunghi and other noted athletes.
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Travers Island
Seattle
Bernie Weters
Lawson Robertson
New York Athletic
Frick
New York Athletic Club
Sheppard
American Athletic Club
Celtic Park
S. Lunghi
Italy
Melvin W. Sheppard
London
H. A. Wilson
England
Harry Hillman
Martin J. Sheridan
Matthew McGrath
John J. Flann
Englewood Field Club Defeats Crescent 3 1 In Amateur League
Englewood Field Club defeated Crescent Athletic Club 3 to 1 on Englewood home grounds. Frank Blen belted a fifth inning homer driving in Curran who had a prior single. Crescent scored in the sixth on singles by Cosgrave and Randall.
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Englewood Field Club
Crescent Athletic Club
Frank Blen
Englewood
Curran
Crescent
Cosgrave
Randall
Montclair Beats Staten Island in Amateur League Clash
Montclair Club defeated Staten Island 6 to 2 on Staten Island grounds. Hersch led off Montclair with an infield hit and scored on Underhill’s triple in the first. Staten Island tied in the second, but Montclair pulled away with key innings and solid defense behind Monroe and Whinney. Umpire Merritty.
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Tonies
Staten Island Cricket and Tennis Club
Montclair
Hersch
Underhill
Staten Island
R. HE
Monroe
Whinney
Tonnes and Allen
Merritty
Amherst Defeats Wesleyan 2-1 in Close Home Game
In Middletown Conn on June 2 Amherst edged Wesleyan 2 to 1 in the last home game of the season. Two eighth inning errors gave the visitors their two runs as Wesleyan had a fast game overall. Notable plays included a sixth inning Amherst double play and a one handed catch by Connolly.
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Middletown
Conn
Wesleyan
Amherst
Ambherst
Connolly
Nine Boats Drift in Cedarhurst Regatta Disqualification
Nine boats in Cedarhurst Yacht Club’s one design class drifted along Lawrence Beach as wind failed. Rene La Montagne’s Moustique led but was disqualified. the race was awarded to Albatross owned by H. Williams with a time of 2 07 20. Other finishers included Kale, Wayward, Teal, Reverie, Titine, and Cygnet, with several not finishing.
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Rene la Montagne
Cedarhurst
Cedarhurst Yacht Club
Lawrence Beach
Réné la Montagne
Moustique
Albatross
H. W. Wiliams
HMS HM
Williames
Kale
F. B. Lord
Wayward
T Denny
Oeck Etuns Ns
Teal
H. Whiton
Reverie
C. W. Bright
Titine
C. Burton
R. la Montagne
Cygnet
A. Norris
Cartmell beats Kerr in sprint events at Wolverhampton
At the Wolverhampton open athletic meeting N J Cartmell of the University of Pennsylvania won the 10 yard dash in 10.15 seconds and the 3 yard run in 34.35 seconds. Canadian sprinter Robert Kerr finished second in the 100 yard dash.
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London
Wolverhampton
N. J. Cartmell
University of Pennsylvania
Robert Kerr
Inman Wins Amackassin Cup Final in Straight Sets
Frederick C. Inman, speedy former metropolitan champion, defeated George M. Church 6 3, 6 2, 6 2 to claim the Amackassin Challenge Cup men's singles. He becomes challenger to Gustave F. Touchard with tomorrow's potential title defense.
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Frederick Co. Inman
Inman
George M. Church
Princeton
Touchard
Hugh Talant
West Side
Calhoun Crasin
O. M. Bostwick
Edgar F. Lee
Benjamin M. Phillips
Cragin
Bostwick
Frederick ©. Inman
Calhoun Cragin
M. Bostwick
Charles M. Bull, Jr
Harry C. Martin
Dr. Ewing E. Taylor
F. P. Fuller
Pate Wins Scratch Singles At Brooklyn Tennis Club
Walter L. Pate defeats Robert Casamajor in four sets to claim the scratch singles title at the Brooklyn Tennis Club on Atlantic Avenue. Pate also wins the handicap doubles with R. H. Boggs, beating John C. Remond and Casamajor in decisive fashion.
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Walter L. Pate
Brooklyn
Atlantic Avenue
Nostrand
Pate
Columbia University
Robert Casamajor
Casamajor
Roe
Morriss
Williams
Dudgeon
Thurlow
Seaman
Johnston
Hassell
Boggs
Montgomery
Lutkins
Huntington
Tompkins
Hughes
Roa
Remond
Robeson
Scratch
Watson
Pace
Earle
Matthews
Reges
Casamayor
Shattuck Wins Grand American Handicap Shoot Tie Break
Chicago shooter F. Shattuck of Columbus wins the Grand American Handicap after a tie with John P. Livingstone Springville Ala George E. Burns Cleveland and William Wettleaf Nichols Iowa is broken by a 20 shot test Shattuck makes a perfect score to decide the outcome.
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Chicago
F. Shattuck
Columbus
Shattuck
John P. Livingstone
Springville
Ala
George E. Burns
Cleveland
William Wettleaf
Nichols
Iowa
Yankee Player Beaten Abroad at Wimbledon
D P Rhodes of Boston, America's sole entrant in the Wimbledon lawn tennis championship, was eliminated this afternoon by H Roper Barrett in straight sets 6 3, 5 1 6 1 0 1.
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London
D. P. Rhodes
Boston
America
Wimbledon
H. Roper Barrett
Nassau County and Apawamis Clash In Heat Aided Match
Nassau County and Apawamis golf teams met in a heat affected match at Nassau Country Club. Findlay led Nassau with a 3 down finish while J T McMurtrie and St Andrews ally Douglas played strong for Nassau. The Rye squad, including Thurston and Fuller, won their matches easily, leaving the decisive point unsettled.
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Nassau Country Club
Apawamis Club
Westchester County
Avewena G
Nassau
Findlay
Douglas
Nassau County
Sury Douglas
Nassau Amainge St. Andrews Chum
J. T. McMurtrie
Thurston
Ford
B. C. Fuller
Rye
Plainfield Club Championship Golf Results At Park Club
In Plainfield New Jersey Dr H K Carroll defeated Rev C E Gebrich five up with four to play to win the club championship final. Leading scores for the president’s cup and summer cups are listed with players W Lest Glenner and R Morgan among those qualifying.
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the Tribune
Plainfield
N. J
the Park Golf Club
H. K. Carroll
CE Gebrich
Fox Hills Golf Club hosts weekly handicap and match play trophies
Tallin led the field in the weekly handicap at Fox Hills Golf Club yesterday. Match play determined several trophy outcomes including Vice-president's trophy second round with B Reilly defeating LW McMenamy 2 up and 1 to play, and Z B McClelland over J A Janin 3 up and 2 to play. Other victors included Charles McGhee over I W Dean 2 up, D Brandreth over B A Bullock 3 up, A H Pogson over Joost 2 up, L Lloyd Left over T J Shelley, Harold Slater over I R Percival, M L Fearry over B Bottome 5 up, W F Hem tea over George A Whitt 1 up, B Tillim over H R A son 5 up, and L Conklin over AR Tor 2 up 1 to play. Weekly Handicap Class results show A G Brunner, D Brandreth, H B McClellan among top finishers.
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B. Tallin
Fox Hills Golf Club
F B Reilly
LW. McMenamy
Z B. McClelland
J. A. Janin
Charles McGhee
I. W. Dean
D. Brandreth
B. A. Bullock
McMenamy and Johnson
A. H. Pogson
Joost
AR Tor
J. M. Fleming
Nat B. Taltin
A. G. Brunner
McClellan
H. F. Ives
Golf results at Nassau Country Club reported scores
At Nassau Country Club yesterday a far ball competition produced notable scores. C A Dunning and F W Trawick posted 78 14 64 while W L Hicks and F N Doubleday had a best ball of 71.
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Nassau Country Club
C. A. Dunning
F. W. Trawick
W. L. Hicks
F. N. Doubleday
Tayor Cup Tie At Baltusrol Golf Club
At Baltusrol Golf Club links yesterday a Tayor Cup tie occurred with 96 18 78 scores noted. Veteran competitor Wo E Murty posted a 7 net in the sweepstakes aided by James As Tyng. A Wright won, while Witt placed second with six strokes to finish.
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Lake of the Deal Golf and Country Club
W. Kendall
E. G Fraser
W. H. Yanser
Joseph Want, Jr
Yaweer
N. W. Anthony
Alfred Nathan Ee
Kendall
J. F. Shanier
D. Lounsberry
Joseph Ward
J. H. Hageerty
J. T. Newcombe
H. Higgins
F. E. Marsnallu
A. Cresseimire
Vv. Haggerty
Bale Halsey Tusrol Golf Club Links
E Murty
James
Tyng
A. Wright
Hewon, Witt
Dyker Meadow Golf Cup Sees Triple Tie After 17 Starters
Seventeen players began the pogte handicap at the Dyker Meadow Golf Cup, producing a three way tie led by J. Phillips Henry Krys and Whitlatch. Phillips shot six with a one stroke handicap, ES posted 88 with an S handicap, Whitlatch conceded a credit stroke and finished 73. In Class B June play Pilkington and Bean both won by two and four to play, respectively, with Duval closing the field.
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Dows
J. Phillips
Henry Krys
Shall Whitlatch
Phillips
Whitlace
Strom
W. W. Pilkington
Norman W! A. A. Bean
H Duval Bes Iam
Greenwich Country Club hosts Queen's Jubilee cup golf
Seventy entries competed in a thirty six hole medal play at Greenwich Country Club in Greenwich Conn with torrid heat. R A Poor won the Queen's Jubilee cup with a score of 214 beating Vivian Bond in the annual event.
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Greenwich
Conn
BF S
Vivian Bond
R. A. Poor
Fownes Wins Western Pennsylvania Golf Title
William Fowne defeated Warren Kay 10 up and 9 to play at Oakmount Country Club to clinch the eleventh annual Western Pennsylvania Golf Association tournament concluding in Pittsburg in June.
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Pittsburg
William
Fowne
Oakmount Country Club
Nomacer
Fownes Wins Western Pennsylvania Golf Title
Pittsburg reports C Fownes Jr wins the Western Pennsylvania golf championship by defeating F W Kay 1 up and 9 2 at the local course.
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Fownes
Pittsburg
W C. Fownes, Jr
Western Pennsylvania
F. W. Kay
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