Harvard and Syracuse win college rowing honors
Harvard and Syracuse share the season’s college rowing honors as Cornell fades after a strong run and Yale falters in the Yale Harvard varsity race. Syracuse under Jim Ten Eyck gains power, while Columbia and Penn show mixed results amid tight four mile races and a growing optimism for the sport.
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Cragin and Bostwick win Dunwoodie doubles in Yonkers
At Dunwoodie Country Club Yonkers Calhoun Cragin and O M Bostwick defeated Julio M Steinacher and Gustave F Touchard in the final round of the lively lawn tennis tournament. The match featured tight scores and deuce moments as winners claimed the title.
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New Intercollegiate Rules Aimed at Reducing Rough Play
The rules committee met at the Hotel Imperial and approved major changes for next season. A referee and an umpire will replace the two officials, dribble defined as a continuous ball passage, no motionless dribbling, and players may shoot after dribbling. Five fouls disqualify a player. Yale's Roswell B. Hyatt reelected chair, Ralph Morgan secretary treasurer, Harry A. Fisher editor.
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Sloop Aurora Wins Seawanhaka Race at Oyster Bay
Cornelius Vanderbilt’s 57 foot sloop Aurora crosses the finish line off Oyster Bay and wins her class in the Seawanhaka-Corinthian Yacht Club annual race.
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Bright Stakes Duel Promised At Coney Island Jockey Club
The Advance Stakes 15 000 dollars for three year olds plus added races the Independence Steeplechase 5000 and Commonwealth Handicap 10000 attract top owners at Sheepshead Bay with Ballot Priscillian and Colin among likely contenders. Herbert Keene’s Ballot faces strong rivals as Priscillian seeks to prove himself amid a crowded field and high weight assignments. John E Madden’s Sir Martin and Fayette keep pace in the two year old ranks as plans for Realization and other events loom.
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Braid Wins Prestwick Open In Lowest Total On Record
The British Open at Prestwick drew 180 entrants. James Braid led after 36 holes, then surged to claim the title with a 291 total, the lowest in the event, beating T. Ball and E. Ray. Harry Vardon and Alexander Herd also finished in the money.
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Autoists return home after nine hundred mile New England tour
The Automobile Club of America tour ends with the group's return to the city from Waterbury Connecticut covering 102 miles on the final leg. Weather was ideal aside from a light shower in the White Mountains. The event highlighted routes along the Housatonic River and through several towns.
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National League Games Today and Yesterday's Results
National League games scheduled New York at Brooklyn Chicago at Cincinnati Pittsburg at St Louis Philadelphia at Boston. Yesterday Chicago swept Cincinnati 2 0 and 56 to 1 in two games. Chicago pitchers Reulbach Kling Pfeister and Kling allowed few runs while Cincinnati pitchers yielded many. Pittsburgh beat St Louis in two games with Camnitz Higginbotham Bills and Gibson on the mound for St Louis.
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Taylor Wins French Golf Title at Versailles
J H Taylor of Richmond England defeated Arnaud Massey the French champion to win the four round title with an aggregate 304 over the Versailles course. Notable competitors included James Braid and Harry Vardon former British champions.
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Aurora A Fast Yacht Wins Early Season Races
The 57 foot sloop Aurora owned by Cornelius Vanderbilt has won four straight races this season. In Manhasset Bay on June 13 she beat Istalena by 24 seconds with George M. Pynchon aboard Istalena, then on June 18 the New York Yacht Club regatta saw a 13 minute 10 second margin over Istalena. June 20 at Larchmont she topped Istalena by 1 minute 3 seconds in a 30 mile race, and on the following Saturday Seawanhaka Corinthian YC saw a 7 minute 48 second victory over Istalena. Duncan skippered the last two contests.
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One Mile Professional Tandem Race Ends in Fogler Bardgett Victory
In Newark at Vailsburg track Fogler and Bardgett won the final heat of the one mile professional tandem race. Kramer and Moran were second after a hard late challenge. Bedell broke a bone in his left shoulder, expected to ride again soon.
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Baseball Scores and Standings From The American League
Detroit defeated Chicago ten to five while St Louis beat Cleveland six to one. Standings show St Louis leading with 38 wins and 2 losses, Cleveland at 25 and Chicago at 28 games back, New York and Philadelphia in the mix with varying records.
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St Louis Beats Cleveland in Battery Rich Game
St Louis defeats Cleveland with notable batter combos as pitchers Joss Thielman and Davidson lead while fielders Petty Dineen Spencer and Thielman contribute in a batters’ duel. Cleveland’s lineup includes Joss Thielman and Davidson.
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Yachting Notes on NYYC Events and Regattas
Yachting news covers the New York Yacht Club races from Execution Light to New Haven on August 4 and to New London on August 5 with a rendezvous August 6 for the cruising squadron. The Manhasset Bay YC offers a second prize and Glen Cove cups race is set for July 11 off Glen Cove with entries due July 6 at West 41st Street clubhouse. The Eastern YC cruise to Bar Harbor from Marblehead on July 4 includes Venona Dervish Vigilant Avenger and a 25-strong fleet visiting Isles of Shoals Portland Boothbay Seal Harbor Isleboro Swan's Island and Bar Harbor over eight days. Larchmont YC annual regatta expected to draw nearly one hundred yachts next Saturday.
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Yale Names Fred Murphy Baseball Captain for Next Season
New Haven June 28 Fred Murphy Yale left fielder was announced captain of the nine for next season His home is in Westboro Massachusetts and he is a nephew of Mike Murphy the former Yale coach and Dr William Murphy the former Yale baseball captain
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Eastern League Games Today Report Scores
Baltimore beat Newark 2 1 in the first game while the second game ended 0 0. Montreal and Toronto tied 6 6. Providence won 10 1 and 4 1 against Jersey City. Standings show Buffalo Newark and Baltimore around .580 with Montreal Providence Rochester Toronto Jersey City near .500.
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Beaux-Arts Casino Opens on Huntington Bay
Prominent public figures gathered in Huntington Long Island for the formal opening of the Beaux-Arts Casino. The marble finished waterfront complex overlooks Sound with a Roman garden design and plans for steamship connections to the Connecticut shore. Notables included Secretary George B Cortelyou Daniel G Reid John G Heckscher Miss Cecilia Loftus Peter Martin and John B Scannell. Andre Bustanoby called the project Switzerland of America and hinted at future automoblie amenities and steamer links.
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Jersey City Skeeters name McCann new manager
Joseph Bean resigns as manager of the Jersey City Baseball Club and former Skeeters pitcher Eugene McCann is named his successor. McCann previously managed Paterson in the outlaw Union League, which has dissolved.
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Baseball Today at 4 P.M. in American League Park
A doubleheader or single game is scheduled for this afternoon at 4 P.M. in American League Park. The matchup features major league clubs, with fans anticipating a decisive contest under the day's sun.
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Becht Wins Century Road Club Fifty Mile Handicap
John Becht of Brooklyn, handicapped 35 minutes, captured the seventh annual fifty mile handicap road race at Valley Stream. The Century Road Club of America event drew sixty riders and finished in 2 hours 23 minutes and a few seconds.
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Local Hotels and Inns Directory Fragment
A fragmented list shows numerous hotel and inn names along with street references and vague locations. It mentions establishments such as Glenwood, Armenonville, Manhanset House, Manhattan Beach Hotel, Montclair, Princeton area inns, and others with cryptic notes and no clear dates or offers.
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