Harvard's Colors Fly In Close Boat Race Victory
Harvard edged Yale in a tight three mile and final half mile regatta finished in 17 minutes 20 seconds to 17 minutes 21 seconds at three miles, 20 minutes 15 seconds to 20 minutes 16 seconds at the final stretch. Crowds celebrated with Harvard songs and Cambridge crowds paraded through New London after the regatta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Yale
Crimson
Filley
Cambridge
New London
Harvard Square
Freshmen and Four-Oared Crews Triumph Over Harvard
Yale gains two decisive wins at New London races with freshmen beating Harvard by a nose in the two mile opener and Yale fours holding off Harvard on a flood tide. Harvard bow Elie and No. 2 Cranfall were exhausted near the finish. Yale’s varsity crew later paralleled the victory, finishing ahead as spectators cheered from observation trains and river craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Yale
Harvard
New London
Boston
New York
Ellie
Yale Cubs
Bervaré
Bagan
Elie
Bow
Cranfall
Cutler
Naval Coalhr
Railroad Bridge
Red Top
Rae Rey
Harvard Men Rejoice In Varsity Victory At Thames
Harvard's varsity crew wins as Yale captain elects Noyes after he collapses at finish. Noyes, Yale’s No.6, recovers by arrival at quarters and is named captain for next year’s varsity. Yale officials note Harvard’s superior power and strength, despite a late collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gales Ferry
Conn
Harvard
Red Top
Filley
Thames
Robert Noyes
Yale
Noyes
St. Paul
Julian W. Curtiss
George St. John Sheffield
Crimson
Open golf lead by Alex Smith at Nassau County Club
Willie Anderson the present champion was two strokes back as Alex Smith of Nassau County Club led the field after the first thirty six holes at the Open in Lake Forest Illinois on June 28. Smith held metropolitan and western open titles and led the Open after two rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Forest
Ill
Alex Smith
Nassau Country Club
Wanamaker
New Yorker in Finals at Atlantic City Golf Tourney
The Atlantic City midsummer tournament of the American Golf Association of Advertising Interests reaches final stage at Atlantic City Country Club. W. E. Conklyn of New York faces George L. Fordyce of Youngstown Ohio in the 36 hole final for the chief cup. The East leads in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
Atlantic City
American Golf Association
Atlantic City Country Club
W. E. Conklyn
New York
George L. Fordyce
Youngstown
Ohio
Harvard Crew Triumph Over Yale in Historic Race
John Kennedy Yale coach expresses disappointment as Harvard wins. Harvard captain Tilley and coach Wray praise merit and hard work. Harvard physicians report all crew in splendid condition. Bonfires erupt in Harvard quarters to celebrate. Robert Low Bacon elected captain for next year, rowed No. 6 in the race. Yale crew departs for New Haven on a special train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kennedy
Yale
James Wray
Harvard
Crimson
Robert Low Bacon
Yale Crews Arrive Quietly After Trip to New London
All Yale crew members except Captain Morse arrived in New Haven on a special train at 9 20 tonight. They went quietly to their rooms with no station crowd or welcome. The group appeared in good condition and Morse remained in New London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Yale
Captain Morse
New London
Argonauts' Good Trial at Henley
The Argonaut crew from Toronto rowed a full course in near perfect conditions at Henley. Stroke rate changes from forty to thirty six paced by Leander Scratch, finishing in 7 minutes 4 seconds to claim an excellent time and strong Grand Challenge Cup bid. W B West of Undine Barge Club is viewed with mixed prospects for the Diamond Sculls amid local chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henley
Argonaut
Toronto
Wright
W. B. West
Undine Barge Club
Philadelphia
Essex County Polo Team Defeats Whippany River 44 to 4
Essex County Polo team defeated Whippany River Country Club this afternoon by 44 to 4. Essex lineup included T. G. Y. Walker T. R. Robins G. Douglass and C. Munn. Whippany River lineup featured C. Nicoll H. Kennicut Benjamin Nicol and Norman Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morristown
N. J
Essex County
Whippany River Country Club
T. G. Y. Walker
T. R. Robins
G. Douglass
C. Munn
Whippany River
C. Nicoll
H. Kennicut
Benjamin Nicol
Norman Henderson
Knickerbocker Yacht Club motor boat race starts from Marblehead
Twelve motor boats began the Knickerbocker Yacht Club race from Marblehead to New York at 6 20 pm amid whistles and cheering. The May, owned by A A Low of the Knickerbocker Club, led initially with the Wnome close behind as the fleet headed out with a strong west wind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marblehead
Mass
Knickerbocker Yacht Club
New York
A. A. Low
Knickerbocker Club
Wnome
Smith wins U S Open trial at Onwentsia in windy day
Alex Smith leads with 73 74 1 47 as Willie Anderson falters to 149, while James Maiden earns third with 73 in afternoon. Willie Smith and H Chandler Egan struggle. field enjoys favorable conditions and big crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pionship
United States
Onwentsia
Smith
Willie Anderson
Anderson
Alex Smith
Braesey
James Maiden
Toledo
Maiden
Willie Smith
Railroad Men at Fox Hills Golf Tournament
Members of the National Freight Traffic Golf Association opened match play at Fox Hills Golf Club. C. F. Seeger defeated J. S. Bartle, winning the championship cup set and the handicap. H. B. MacClel lan beat H. F. Smith, winner of the Hot Springs spring event. Whittaker and Marvin also won their rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Freight Traffic Golf Association
Fox Hills Golf Club
J. S. Bartle
C. F. Seeger
H. B. MacClellan
H. F. Smith
Hot Springs
Whittaker
Marvin
Freshman and Varsity Four-Nared Crew Details
The report notes how little concern there was for being jostled amid coverage of the freshman and varsity four-nared crews. It outlines the make-up and statistics of the two crews and lists their composition.
Golf Association Competitions Reveal Tight Matches and Finals
In the second division W R Butler of Chattanooga faces P C Pulver of New York while J C Platt of New York meets T C Weildersheim of Philadelphia in the third division. A mixed foursome score 104-1787 sees Mr and Mrs John J White of the home club win. Second prize goes to Mr and Mrs R P Nevin Jr of Pittsburg with 97-4-93. third to Walter E Edge of Atlantic City and Miss M Eleanor Freeman of Montclair. Fordyce shines defeating the Freeman family as semifinal rounds unfold with close matches, including a three extra holes finish between Westenerner BE Freeman and the other player. Final rounds and an eighteen-hole medal play handicap follow, capped by a banquet and prize presentation at the Marlborough-Bienheim. The first round features Coenklyn over Hazen, Roberts over White, Freeman over Smedley, and Fordyce over Freeman. Semifinals see Coenklyn defeating Roberts and Fordyce edging Freeman. In the second division Butler defeats Leonard, Pulver edges Lloyd by one up, and in the third division Weiderheim beats Adler, Platt defeats Brownell 4 up and 3 to play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Butler
Chattanooga
P. C. Pulver
New York
J. C. Platt
T. C. Weildersheim
Philadelphia
John J. White
R. P. Nevin, Jr
Pittsburg
Walter E. Edge
Atlantic City
M. Eleanor Freeman
Montclair
Fordyce
Freeman
BE. A. Freeman
Association
Cleveland
W. (. Freeman
Youngstown
Marlborough- Bienheim
Coenklyn
J. J. Hazen
W. R. Roberts
Chicago
J. J. White
W. ©. Freeman
Walter Smedley
George L. Fordyce
ER. A. Freeman
Conklyn
Roberts
H. ©. Adler
A. 3. Brownell
Policemen to Form Athletic Club in Brooklyn
Police Commissioner Bingham invited all officers with athletic promise to a conference at Police Headquarters to organize a big club under Amateur Athletic Union rules. The plan, proposed by Police Chaplain Wade, drew in Father Chidwick and Brooklyn chaplains Duncan Terris and William McGuirl. Noted athletes Sheridan Flanagan Joyce were mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bingham
Amateur Athletic Union
Wade
Chidwick
Brooklyn
Duncan M. Terris
William J. McGuirl
Martin J. Sheridan
Athens
John Flanagan
John Joyce
Indian Harbor Motor Boat Race Set For July Fourth
Indian Harbor Yacht Club schedules a July 4 motor boat race open to member-owned boats. Races follow American Power Boat Association rules with starts at 2 p.m. from near the club pier Greenwich. Courses vary by boat size, with prizes for each class meeting starter thresholds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Harbor
Lloyds Point
Shippan Point
Captain's Island
Great Captain Island
Cormorant Reef
Crescent Regatta field tops 37 entries for debut
Thirty seven yachts entered for Crescent Athletic Club’s first annual regatta. The race will sail over Lower Bay courses tomorrow and features all Class boats, most Class P boats, several 4 1/2 foot sloops, and twelve dories owned by club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent Athletic Club
Republican Club Festival Draws Citywide Leaders
The Republican Club of the 21st Assembly District held its annual festival at Manhattan Casino with nearly a thousand attendees. Philip Bloch serves as club president and Abe Leade ts attended from all parts of the city. Gruber is identified as the district leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Club
21St Assembly District
Manhattan Casino
Philip Bloch
Leade Abets
Gruber
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gret
Vale
H. Boulton
Morse
Ee Eves
Sesesenwees
D. Barkalow
Charéson
M. Tappan
M. Blagten Vane
Cnawel
Block Island
R. I
Long Island Railroad
Montauk Steamboat Co
Montauk Point
East 34Th St
24Th St
Montauk S. E. CO
New Pier
E. R
Hanover Sq
Ene
Joes
Gen's Pass
Agt
L. Island
L R. R
N. Y. City
New Yorker
G. L. Fordyce
Pictorial News Company
Argonauts
Hi Handler Egan Rance
United States Golf Association
Nassau Sores
Auchterlonie Glenview
George Smith
Oakland
Cal
George Cummings
Alec Roser
Brae Burn
Ao Brand
Allegheny
W. Watson
Skokie
F. Barrett
Stewart Gariier
Garden City
Bernard Nichgils
Dener
Serene
H Chandler Ryan
D McIntosh
Eat Ward
Hobens
Englewood
A Campbell Brookline
F. Mcleod
Midlothian
Jack Jolly
New York Cebeass
K. Wood
Homewood
George Ormiston
Oakmont
R. E. Hunter
Fox Hills
North Jersey
di Whittaker
Cc. J. Brister
J S. Marvin
W. H. Ward
H. B. McClellan
S . F Seeger
Battle
W. T. Musick
T. P. Riley
Lincoln
Je Smith
G. Zabriskie
W. Ss. Howell
D. Bates
H. W. Beyers
Anda
Lloyd Lewis
Rolf Vaughn
W . Dixon
L. W. Donnelly
A Fries
A. W. Osborn
G. W. Delaney
H. Bradley
Gross
F. Beeger
Rister
J. Whittaker
I. Dixon
ST J
R. H. Vaughn
A. Zabriskie
Hackensack Golf Club
Repplier
W. Stome
Hart
S Harrett Lawis
G Lewis
W. Loffat
Watt
M. Faulkner
Il. K. Lunt
B. Severance
R. C. Muligan
Oik
Rackermann
Crandéall
E. Wise
E. Dunkie
Howe
N. Peyton
H.W. Oe
Sae
G. Dominick
W. Holmes Ie
Ball
Swaim
R. Giltt
Eeeses
R. Vy
ASMAE
Clerec
Nate
H. c. Williams
Bow &. P
Rockwell
Bennett
Sheridan, Flanagan
Joyce Wilcom
Crescent Regatta
Qu. Hlaamahy the
America
Batiste
Stewart Building
Broadway
Stewart
Gloria
John Wanamaker
A. T. Stewart & Co
Fourth Avenue
Eighth
Tenth Streets
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!