Tremplar's victory amid a chaotic steeplechase card
Tremplar races to victory after a sixth jump fall at Belleoat Park as Flamzma and Rally Chet Sprite duel for six furlongs. Captain Cassatt and Glass face stewards' actions amid a collision-filled day with several riders disciplined and a dramatic finish that saw Exemplar push through to win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cmaran
Flaumma
Belleoat Park
Rally Chet Sprite
Captain Cassatt
Fly Bally
Ma Hastings
Phtjas
Rally Cum
Sprite
Flamzma Chatse
Harry Whitney
Sylvan
Mttbert
Mertoany
Amisen
Gedel
Fai
Reeman
Forse
EB Carsast
Ann
Glase
Carrie
Dasbea
Giro Eli
Glass
Ral Fars
Cap
Salon
Eubers
Holland
Tia
Ming
Eienplar
Wetter
Brosseau
Giokee
aRdes
Maxim
Eisht
Lenathe
Flela
Nowegay
Exilar
Racine
Carman
Kalinka
Sig
Nix Opinlon
Boriow
Batweildsnort
Hal Parra
William Hogan
Kelleher
Women golf draw at Shawnee links in Pennsylvania
In Pennsylvanias Shawnee Country Club first round of a golf tourney crowns winners from Philadelphia and nearby towns. Miss Louise F. Krug defeats Mildred Cay in a close match. Eleanor Chandler wins against Meford, and Ethel Campbell advances after beating Florian Englewood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhondstry
Penn
New Tore
Philadelphia
Shawnee Country Club
Fay
Mise Loulee F. Krugeow
Ronald If Earle Hon
Mise Eleanor Chandler
Hinsen Valley
Minx Ethel Campbell
Huntingdon Valley
Mise Krug
Id Sinn Chandler
Mias Eau
Mias Chandler Agai
Hung Farlow
Mes. P. Williamson
Eastern Golf Association
Mixy Louise F. Englewood
Mildred Cay
Indelphia
Minta Iintingda Water
Intingden Valley
Mina Heanor Chandler
Hwrley
Mrasillion Meford
Mini Ethel i
Quetirone
Florian Iglewood
Billy Langford to referee four big football games next fall
Dr James Baubitt, chair of the central board of officials, announced six key games with Billy Langford as referee. The slate includes Yale vs Harvard on November 2 and Yale vs Princeton, Cornell vs Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania vs Dartmouth, Tufts, and Dartmouth vs Princeton, with Langford assigned to each contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Langford
Philaseipora
Sune Am—Amcimis
James A .Baubitt
Central Board of Officials
Yale
Mechanician Harry Martin Killed Testing Car at Speedway
Indianapolis June 2 Harry Martin mechanician for Charles Mers who drove the last lap in the recent 10 mile automobile race at the Speedway with his car on fire to win third prize was killed today while testing a car at high speed. His companion Frank Agar was badly injured and may die. The car blew a tire at the northwest turn, struck the outside wall and rolled over. Martin died instantly and Agar's fate remained doubtful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Harry Martin
Charles Mers
the Speedway
Phee
Speedway
Martin
Agar
Highpeed
Avan
Abuta
Ara Hk
Carman
Mary
Tritler
Keliunn
Ixerator de Rez Petherton Network
Owsier
Ral Parr
Trvinet
L Darth
Davies
Ray
Starteo
Kunio
IPLW
Iehiaue
Musgrave
Ares Arriek
Fiat
Eai
Chasty Tallon
rEoo
Ening
Weney We
Nana
Fietting
Horne
Valde
Garth Eee
Olfe
YACHT RACING AT KIEL REGATTA NEAR Marblehead
A Kiel regatta today featured 16 German entrants in yacht races off Marblehead Massachusetts. The event highlighted vessels linked to notable owners including Julius Stalin’s Resi V of Berlin, with medals decided among The Thy XVII of Prince Henry of Prussia and Vo Krogmann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isiel
Marblehead
Mase
Julius Stalin
Berlin
Prince Henry
Prussia
Vo Krogmann
Hamburg
Serum
Waldemar Tietgens
Frederick William
Prince Mitelfetedrich
Peiner Adalbert
Webb elected measurer at New York Yacht Club meeting
The New York Yacht Club held its fourth general meeting at the West 41st Street clubhouse with fifteen yachts represented. Charles W. Webb was elected measurer to fill the vacancy from William Hollock’s death, and several new members, including navy officers, were admitted. The America's Cup challenge was not discussed, with a report expected soon from the committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonere
New York Yacht Club
West 41Th Street
Teolyn
Navy
Charlee W. Webb
William Hollock
Williams Cruises In Davis Cup Tune Up At Wimbledon
Williams defeats Le Sueur 6-7 6-4 6-3 in All England lawn tennis championship action at Wimbledon as part of the Davis Cup team pursuit. Craig Biddle and other notable matches unfold on adjacent courts with several Brit and Canadian players winning in straight sets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Sueur
Wimbledon
England
Maurice
McLoughlin
Norrie Williams
R. F. le Suer
South Africa
Williams
le Suear
Tim
A.W. Gore
BOP
Schwensere
Parke
A H. Lowe
Powell
W. C. Crawley
Brore
W. R. Ciunnett
Wallace VF
Johnson
S*hiladelpilla
G Zing
Stoddart and Watts
Female Giants Aim to Win at Lenox Oval
The New Korremne Gian a high school girls team led by Captain Arhpatl faces Ned Wayburn's lineup at Lenox Oval this afternoon weather permitting. Miss Arhpatl is noted as a strong pitcher and the Giants are confident and ready to bet on their chances to extend their long winning streak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned Wayburn
Aetore
Lenox ‘Oval
TheeGinary
Bde
Miss Arhpatl
Giants
Foggy Meadow Brook polo clash thrills under fading light
Two Meadow Brook club polo matches at Meadow Brook yesterday featured a sunset finish on field No. 9. The Dancers beat Meadow Brook Ruralan 7 to 5 while the Great Neck Freehooters triumphed 4 to 2 over Meadow Brook Hooters. Morgan scored for the Dancers with Canaries making late control. Tilney and Appleton led the Neck Hooters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meaitow Brook
Meadow Brook
Canaries
Davie
Canaries Carried Off Masters Inn
Ehukkers
Helmant
Hunt Ottee
Marenthe
Morgan
Crosnen RL
Jones
Aiken
The
Mason
Dixon
Tilney
Hunt
Fonth
Appleton
le Routillier
Burke
Lord Wodehouse
W. A Hazard
A. Burden
Sidney Ripley
A. B. Duncan
Seward Vary
August Belmont, Jr
FH. Prince
Mealow Fireok Hunters
Great Neck
Polo team triumphs amid chaotic golf day
A jumbled report describes Capen E and team winning amid confusion and interference. Max Auaretam Gisse led in golf early at Fox Witte, then paired with Mia No Pmbleton Mogete to win mixed fours at Short Hills. Marston and Mrs Rogers claimed top mixed prizes despite a flawed tournament day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Auaretam
Gisse
Fox Witte
Hottusrol
Mia No Pembleton Mogete
Erie Seme
Marston
Mrs Rogers
Mra FT Nash
Mra Rogers
Ityan
Crantont
Forest Hill
Toseere
Max Marion Os
Ana
Motor Boat Race Set For August Off Cowes
The Harmsworth Trophy contest will be held August 13 from Eide to Cowes in the Isle of Wight with multiple classes including a new Viking class. Entries include Albany, Mentrees, and Hathurat among numerous vessels, with daily racing until a winner is declared, followed by a dinner marking New Rochelle Yacht Club’s 225th anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowes
Comeetore
Power Bowts
New York
Aletuny
Viking
J. J. Wall
Island
Albany
Mentrees
Thistle
Bank Itd
New Rochelle
Tirho Pay
Herbert le Stone
George P. Granberg
PLC. Melffer
New Hochette
M. F. Plant
Elena
Mott's Point
Hempstead Bay
New York Yacht Club
Walter Clark
Irolita
Echouners
J. P. Morgan
Junius Spencer Morgan
Marty Payne Whitney
Barbara
W. Butler Duncan
Addison G. Hanan
Josephine
Acushia
G. M. Heckscher
George F. Baker
Ventura
City Island
TSI
Cornell Coach Sees Four Oared Race Change
Coach Courtney of Cornell crews advocates shifting from a varsity four to a junior eight at Houghton or nearby venue. He warned three eight oared boats would dull public interest and suggested expert advice on tides affecting races.
Mrs Blake Wins Net Prize At Forest Hill Golf Meet
Mrs Le Le Mtlake of Cranford won the net prize in a one day tournament for Romn ey golfers at Forest Hill Field Club. Mrs Frayne of Danwoodie was the gross winner with 95. Thirty three starters competed. the event closed the spring schedule of the Woman's Metropolitan Golf Association. Nic Woodruff of the home club won the putting contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cart
le le Mtlake
Cranford
Romney
Forest Hill
Frayne
Danwoodie
Galt
Nic Woodruff
Gunboat Smith Favorite to Meet Rodel in Madison Square Garden Bout
The article outlines a likely ten round heavyweight bout at Madison Square Garden between Gunboat Smith of California and George Rodel. Smith, recently claiming the heavyweight title after Willard losses, is the favorite amid talk of a title shot against Jim Jeffries or Arthur Weeks. Promoters expect a large crowd with several good preliminaries and high advance ticket sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Square Garden
Totiight
George Rodel
Tver
Smith
California
Bly Gibnon
Gaden A.C
Garden
Jim Fiona
Arthur Wetkey
Jeux Willard
Caliifornia
Luther Mev Carty
Smith Snow
Rodel
Promise of Keen Racing at Belmont Park meets two days
Interesuring program for the United Hunts Racing Association at Belmont Park Park today features three races on the turf and three on the flat. Amateur riders have another chance while the Sportsmen’s Steeplechase offers the dinner stakes and a likely three mile feature. Strong jumpers are listed with entries including Pon Pars and Deswollen among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Hunts Racing Association
Belmont Park
Wilen
Gilbert Piutoctat
Deswollen
Revo Trove Ligne Foray Cesses
Carter
Montauk
TATE
Fonnay
Wempeow
Firemosa
Hempstead
Orconner
Mathey Bests Bull In Middle States Tennis Semi Final
Princeton rising star Dean Mathey defeated Crescent Athletic Club’s Bull Jr. 6-3 1 6 6-4 in the Middle States lawn tennis championship at Mountain Station N D. Mathey, active at the net, pressed Bull throughout the final set. Hall eliminated Washburn, Touchard and Miss Sheldon led women’s rounds, while Condit or Cheeseman contested for the women’s title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Mathey
Princeton
McLoughlin
Middle States
Mountain Station
N. d
CM. Bull, Jr
Mathey
Crescent Athletic Club
Mather
Bull
Mets
Mathey Hammer
Jonas
Deuce
Hall
Washburn
Touchard
Touth
Longwood Cricket Club
Boston
Dr. Rosenbaum
Dionne
Glazebrook
Reimer
Aides Sloss
Wacoon
St Washburn
Walter Merrit Hall
Mo Fh
Hooreana Ind
McLean
Meal
Rateh
Ogden
Woodburynif Cates
Ward
Bragman
Fiskbaum
Tmonee
Elmer
Kidde
Hinke
Od Rocream
Prothingham
McGill
McCate
Ghrossbeck
Miss Sheldon
G. F. Touchard
Cheeseman
Mise Bo Condit
Edith Roteh
Bo Sheldon
Marjorie
Pierson Jenin
East Mims
M. Seymour
KE. A. Clarke
Mies
Dot March
1. Griffin
Glakebrook
Launch of the power yacht Natoma at Morris Heights
The steel twin screw power yacht Natoma built for Charles Foster of Cadillac Automobile Co Chicago, from designs by William Gardner and Aries J Seabury, was launched yesterday afternoon with Mrs Florence E Foster breaking the bottle. Natoma measures 112 ft on keel with 17 ft beam and 10 ft over all, powered by twin engines for a speed of 16 mph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Heights
Chartes
Foster
Cadillae Automobile Company
Chicago
William Gardner
Aries J. Seabury
Florence E. Foster
Towner
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tremplar
Miss Krug
Kiel
Webb
M'Loughlin
Craig Biddle
Belmont Park Track
Meadow Brook Canaries
Ty Hansibom
Taimont
Davis
Ty Steven
Bersoneat
VEE Hooters
Hein Poa
Barer
Appietath
Matec
MN Macemierers
Socamieter Murke
Fuary
Captain Miller
Knelard
War
Desiuse
Fox Hills
Baltusrol
Favors
Courtney
Sagt
Mrs. Blake
United Hunts
Yacht Club Regatta
Acushla
Juenos Ayres
Dune
Argentina
Camp Perry
Ohio
Finiad Klapees Tire
Cine Dahar
Corret
Sater Toolita
Avushia
Heckscher Dinarter Sarnart
Doles
Hinquabe
Ayn
Dt Morean
Curatica
Vombeuke Jones
Spartan
Tandy
Hake
Ieee
Donde
Roara
Hon. Whitney
Sinan Pieiwee
Ramen Anny
Addian G. Hasan
Windward
Roal Monire
Stamford Hoon
Miles Whiteaway
Coliese
Rowdy
Duell
Nichole
le Forest
Hooners
HPN
Judson Oe
Yan Ia
Duncan
Jasmine
WMS
Sloon
Samuri
Acuah
Carol Sak Ant
Harbara
Ase Windward
Charles H. Foster
H.B. Kirk & CO
N. Y
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