Fournier Still Leads In Paris To Hanover Motor Race
M Fournier again led the day’s end at Hanover in the Paris to Aix-la-Chapelle motor race with Dekuyff and Girardot close. Seventy three cars finished the first stage, delayed by dust and road strains. Fournier faced delays from Cassel collision and punctures but held a strong lead toward Hanover, where Antony and De Knyff trailed closely.
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Onee Loubet
France
Banco Uke Ratibor
Oes Vee
Baron Rothschild Poss — Automobile
Ravageal
Ruhrort
Dassel
Berlin races bridge Franco German flags in peace
Berlin June 28 peaceable display of the tricolor and German flag marks the first post 1870 flag coexistence in the capital. Autocar race entries from Paris to Berlin attract crowds with M Fournier as favorite. Police prep for large finish crowds as外 two extra Paris trains arrive.
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Paris
Guard du Corps
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Outcry in French Parliament Over Paris Berlin Auto Race
Paris June 28. Deputy Gauthier pressed the Chamber of Deputies for action after yesterday’s Paris Berlin race accidents. He urged measures to curb excessive speed as crowds applauded from the Right. Premier Waldeck-Rousseau said the race would not have been authorized for mere pleasure and that speed controls would soon be enacted.
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Automobilea
Traffic speed limits announced amid cheers
A declaration set that no race would be authorized above normal traffic speeds and that roads would not be at drivers’ disposal. The statement was met with cheers from observers.
Intercollegiate rowing crews draw for Tuesday races
Poughkeepsie June 28 crews met at the Nelson House to draw positions for the upcoming intercollegiate regatta. Penn leads the varsity eights and fours with Syracuse, Columbia, Cornell, Wisconsin, and Georgetown following. Freshmen draw No. 1 Cornell, No. 2 Columbia, No. 3 Pennsylvania, No. 4 Syracuse as practice continues under heat and stiff competition.
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John E. Eustis
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Evert Jansen Wendell
Harvard
Fred” R. Fortmeyer
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Francis S. Bangs
Clinton Goodwin
Hudson
Varsity
E. H. Updike
Hanlan
W. P. Comstock
George Potts
New York
Andrew O'Dea
Walla Walla
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O'Dea
E. Sweetland
Francis Case
Courtney
Tucsna
Ward
Quakers
Allen Out Yale Rowing Coach as Kennedy III Succeeds
Yale rowing undergoes a leadership shift as Frederick Allen resigns after guiding the varsity to victory. John Kennedy becomes chief adviser, plans an England stay for summer study, and introduces potential English stroke adjustments. Captain Kunzig notes only Cameron and Waterman remain varsity graduates. Blagden to MA study, Bogue likely to row as stroke next season.
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Frederick Allen
Yale
Yale Navy
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Gales Ferry
St. Louis
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England
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Penn crew weights and weighing draw for Leanders
In Henley on June 28 the University of Pennsylvania crew weighed 1274 pounds total an average of 159 pounds while the Leanders weighed 173 pounds per man. The station draw will be made Saturday and under current conditions Penn trails by two lengths. The Penn crew led by triple scullers Gollan Sullivan and Towns posted a remarkably fast trial pulling 42 strokes a minute and beat the pacemakers by three quarters of a length the first eight ever to do so.
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Henley
University of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania University
Gollan, Sullivan and Towns
Regatta Entries and Crescent Club Debut At Long Island
Notes of the clubs describe the Long Island Rowing Association regatta closing today with a spectator barge at the finish line. The event starts this afternoon and may draw local oarsmen to the Baygon Rowing Association meet next week. Crescent Rowing Club, Harlem River, enters its first crew in the LI regatta and aims to make a strong showing.
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Harlem River
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Crescent Club
Canadian cricket opens series in Philadelphia at Belmont
The Canadian cricket team began its first match of the series against Belmont Cricket Club in Philadelphia. By stumps, Canada was 185 for their first innings while Belmont stood at 131 for seven wickets. The four-match series will feature two innings per side.
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Belmont Cricket Club
Belmont
Vigilant Again Wins Seawanhaka Race Off Oyster Bay
Seawanhaka Corinthian yacht races near Oyster Bay produced Vigilant’s victory in the big yawls while Elmina led the 12 15 start schooners. Amortita and Muriel clashed with Quissetta causing damage to sails and spars. no injuries were reported. The day featured misty winds veering southwest with several maneuvers at buoys and a noted protest risk from overlaps at marks.
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Oyster Bay
Amorita
Quissetta
Muriel
Herreshoff
Cary Smith
William Gardner
Bristol
Lippitt
Redmond
Alisa
Eddie” Fish
Elmina
Zerega
Ines
F. M. Smith
Jolly Roger
Badger
S. LeRoy Ackerley
B. B
Alerion
A. H. Alker
A. C. Bostwick
Arline
Ojibway
Atlantic Yacht Club
McCanhill
Oose
Morse
AAR AP
Curtiss James
Aloha
United States Navy
Charles A Sherman
Walter C. Kerr
ATG
Eilant
Chubb
H. A Ek
F. E. Brewster
Wea
The Kaiser's Iduna Wins Regatta At Kiel
At Travemunde on June 28 the Iduna won a fleet of forty three yachts as Emperor William steered through a rough sea. Prince Ruprecht, the Grand Duke of Saxe Weimar, Count von Bislow, and the Imperial Chancellor were aboard. The Empress followed on the Hohenzollern.
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Prince Henry
Tilly
Odin
Emperor William
England
Travemunde
Constitution At Newport Arrives From New London
The yacht Constitution reached Newport harbor at 3 30 pm with W Butler Duncan Jr and guests including Mr and Mrs James A Stillman who joined at New London The passage lasted a little over four hours under working sails in a fresh southwest wind.
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R. I
Constitution
New-London
W. Butler Duncan, Jr
James A. Stillman
Larned and Ware lead tied Crescent tennis round robin
Crescent Athletic Club round robin results leave Larned Hobart Wright Ware all at two wins and one loss each, Stevens dropping all four. Today Hobart faces Ware and Larned meets Wright with a possible playoff to decide first and second places after two close matches.
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Crescent Athletic Club
Larned
Wright
Hobart
Ware
Stevens
Paret Dominates Wright as New York Club Open Heats Up
In the New York Lawn Tennis Club open, Paret routed J. C. Wright in straight sets to win the scratch singles final while heat forced several players to default. Earlier, Parmly Paret won 6-3 6-2 6-2, and the day’s doubles saw Paret and Mollenhauer prevail 6-3 6-1.
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Cragin
Trask
le Roy
Paret
Young J. C. Wright
J. Parmly Paret
Irving C. Wright
J. P. Paret
Henry Mollenhauer
Calhoun Cragin
O. M. Bostwick
G. L. Wyeth
R. B. Hunt
M. S. Clark
H. K. Murphy
Robert le Roy
Dr. c. B. Chapin
R. T. Bryan
C. C. Kelley
Dr. W. Hrewster
F. W. Heitkamp
T. C. Trask
G. A. L. Dionne
Americans Davis and Ward win all comers doubles semifinal
In the All England lawn tennis championships at Wimbledon the American duo D. Davis and H. Ward defeated Gamble and Davies in three straight sets in the doubles semifinal. A. W. Gore defeated Barrett and C. P. Dixon beat H. S. Mahoney in the singles semifinals.
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Wimbledon
D. Davis
H. Ward
Gamble
Davies
A. W. Gore
Barrett
C. P. Dixon
H. S. Mahoney
Sunday Services At Local Churches Listed In City Notice
St James Madison Avenue and 126th Street offer morning worship at 10 30 and evening at 7 45 under Rev R H Kelley. St Michaels Amsterdam Avenue and 9th Street hold Holy Communion at 7 30 and 9, morning prayer with sermon at 11, and evening prayer musical. Pastor John P Peters D D. St Pauls Methodist Episcopal West End Avenue and 8th Street led by Rev George P Eckman Ph D with preaching at 11 am and 8 pm. Prayer service Wednesday at 8 o'clock.
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D. D
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Zion and
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Sith-st
Sth
9Th Aves
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Reformed Church
Harlem
J. Elmendorf
FIRST
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West 46Th-St
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St. Ave. and
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George T. Purves
E. F. Hall
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West 48Th-St
Christian Science
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Corner
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60Th-St
Andrew Longacre
Madison Avenue
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Columbus-ave
James Oliver Wilson
Epworth
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Mattson-ave
44Th-St
David H. Greer
David M. Steele
ST. James's
126Th-St
R. H. Kelley
ST. Michael's Church
Amsterdam
John P. Peters
ST. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
West End-ave
Atb-St
George P. Eckman
Second Church OF Christ, Scientist
Central Park West
68Th-St
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Corner 10Th-St
George Alexander
West End Presbyterian Church
Amsterdam Ave
105Th-St
John Balcom Shaw
Murray S. Howland
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