Regatta Ends Amid Nw Rochelle Squall Tragedy
The New Rochelle Yacht Club annual regatta faced deadly peril as a northwest squall with thunder and near hurricane winds struck after most of the fleet finished. Nine yachts capsized and several rescues followed, with crews and spectators near exhaustion, while Cara Mia owned by R L Cuthbert won a class and the Corinthian and Joyant placed in others amid chaos.
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New Rochelle ‘Yacht Club
Gunk
AB. Alley
George C. Molloy
Hagen Morse
WS Creevey
Eileen
Regatta Committee
Bryan Alley
Molloy
Morse
George M. Pynchon
Istalena
Robert Ty Cuthbert
Corinthian
New York Yacht Club
Helen Tify
Site
Cogenmnah
Turgontee Argus
Snug
Loon
Ines
Modore Creavey
Herbert L. Storie
Kuttenhorn
A. B. Eldredge
Pred Tylor
Wate Wingoioe
Pete Tstatena
Dieu Byronius
Cuthbert Jovant
Wolf
Chide Noy
Atker
A. Manlstedt
Relenkampe
Ahryca
J. Moewam
Ron. Bitte
Long Island Sound
Atfola
Tatdwina
Pio Helen
Randolph
Daffodil
A.W. Morris
Son
Rlavier
Desvndd
H. le Dyer
Black
Butt
May Queen
Crossey
Brosdard
Nalsie
Btoltae Red Wing
Loewy
Dace
Mint
Morntdee
Tre Vets
Gloops
Bamee
Schaefer
Eavex
Fe Mitchel
Moresey
Giffin
Aikas
C.D. Mallory Ineral
J. J. Dever Maryoia
Bradley Larchmont
Whit
Macey
Triton
Jennines
Lewasina
le G
M. Geld Sede
Palla
Rune
Souhse
Navona
Burk Dolly
T. Vince Thanor
Kanake
Meltugh
Clemente
Virginia
Shiejan Jaeiy
Manhassot Bay
Miles
A. Bier
Tosa
WB Lin
B. Einernon
Twinkie
J. Aller Pance
Richard
Ty Parsons
George Corry
M. MM. Taoreem
Rochelle
Waldorf
Hono Ti
Peay
Os Aare
Nereit
Crorge Muller
Doon
Andrewn
Dories
Tata
Madeleine
Capeteeds
Waripus
Mandy
Port Ri Teas Sourse
Princeton Golfer Stearns Wins Fox Hills Match Cup
J N Stearns, 20, of Princeton, won the chief cup at Fox Mills Fox Hills in an invitation golf tournament final against A W Kammer. The final stretched to the nineteenth hole amid a sudden thunderstorm that drenched the gallery, with Stearns edging Kammer 1 up after relentless play. White of Oakland also claimed the first beaten club cup, defeating Kerr at Fox Hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N Stearns
Princeton
Fox Mills Golf Cub
Yexter- Day
A.W Kammer
Howard
Siearny
Kammer
Bothmer
Stearns
Weer Hills
Gardiner White
Hhim
Victm
Devereux Land
White
Oakland
Hamilton K. Kerr
Ukwanok
Rolf
Kerr
Siack
Steairne
Hammer
Collegian
A. 8. Andrews
Flushing
C. M. Cohen
Hollywood
HL. C. Parsons
Dyker Meadow
Firat Ainteen
Yor Hills
Eat P.W. Kendall
Deal
MR Baier
Moy Wom
Je ‘Dieu
Pital
Stearia
Karmen
Jun
Bian Sigh
Firet Aixteen
W White
W. E. Trucs
Fox Hille
Plas
Vawanck
George Abbot
Dyker
Meadow
Creacent A. C
MP. Lewis
Wluah
Ing
Lens
Patnier
Fox Hills
E. M. Mendel
New York
G.C. UN
Paraons
Lgut
Nem-Ina
ZW. Dean
CE. Maltby
Man
Hhattan
Dr. M. Carpenter
Sullivan
Fox Wile
Dean
Carpenter
Pourth
Ginart
Connelly
Htockined
C. C. Webster
Cherry Valles
A” B Andrews
Plushie
Beudfon
Pimding
Pina
Concelly
Andrewe
Ramett
New York Golf Club
Mobapac
FI Sixveen
Seimfeftoai
Howell Woolley
Yor Hille
H. D. Cashman
Forent Mill
AP. Roit
Manitay
ML. Wyatt
Foxviitle
Vay
Woolley
Roth
N. W. Peters
Angleweat
C. ET
Sharpe
Forest
Pep
Paltehill
Sanitatian
Fave Sietniox
Mowite
Tivai
Falrchiia Teat
Petra
Noseaeeds Este
Parsons
Liyker Meadow
Andrews
Sprague
J. W. Boat
Pax Hille
Kidd
Dyker Meader W
Leeds
Hobens Sets Course Record in Englewood Open Match
In a 24 vs 24 Englewood Country Club clash, Jack Hobens, the local pro, eclipsed the course record of 66 by Gil Nichols with a 6 under par round. Oswald Kirkby led the New Jersey side, Barnes unable to play, and a playoff on the putting green secured a New York victory for captain Harry Keap over RF Reinmund, though the overall match ended tied 12-12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Englewood
New York
Jack Hobens
Gil Nichols
Hobens
Oswald Kirkby
New Jersey
Fellewood
EM. Barnes
Barnes
Kirkby
Rronena
Eas
E. B. Reece
A. Lovell
H. A. Meyers
J.D. Maclennan
F S Hall
J. Je Poyer
Shaw
C. Hoyle
J. Atwood
New Jersey Cricket Association
F. F. Kelly
HB. H
Steinthal
R Nicoll
B. Turestile
Mull
FA. Sarjeant
G. Micpherson
A. G. Laurie
L. Moon
A.D. Habinson
Manor Wield
Kings County
West Indians
Prospect Park
J. Hollingsworth
A.B. Lewis
Manhattan
Lonfals
Y. Dunning
H. Tyers
Garth
Gittens
Ashby
Thompson Ad
Martin
van Cortlandt Park
Columbia Oval
Mount Vernon
Camerons
St. George
Reece
J. Sinclair
Yonkers St. George
Ian Cortlandt
Bront ‘United
T. Downton
Rain Postpones Lawn Tennis Opening In Cincinnati
Heavy rain here delayed the tri state lawn tennis tournament opening until Monday to allow players detained in Pittsburgh to participate. In Hackensack New Jersey Blache defeated Fink 4-6 6-2 6-2 4-6 6-4 to win the first invitation lawn tennis event at Hackensack Golf Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Panna Ae
Blache
Hackensack
N. J
Hackensack Golf Club
Fink
Voshell Captures Final In Close Tong Ixland Championship
Howard Voshell of Borough Park defeats Yale star Alrick H. Man Jr in a five set 6-3 3-8 3-4 7-4 3-6 match to win the Tong Ixland championship singles title at Kinnes County Lawn Tennis Club Brooklyn. The closely fought final stretched the customary rest rule and led to a twilight finish amid wind and dust. Voshell then paired with Frederick C. Baggs to lead 3-6 9-7 0-8 in doubles before darkness halted play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Voshell
Borough Park
Gustave Touchard
Kinnes County Law
Fousi
Yale
Vortell
Yale Star
G. Burrows
Voshell
Frederick C. Baggs
William Moxenbaum
Benjamin M. Phillips
Baggs
Maworth Club Edges Haworth In Tennis Clash
Lawn tennis at Maworth New Jersey saw the Maworth Field Club defeat Haworth 3 to 2. G Lorraine Wyeth the Ohio champion beat Wyle C Grant in straight sets 6-3 6-4 for Maworth while Louis Graves beat Charles Chambers 6-4 6-4 for Haworth and Walter Hazard won for Oritant 6-2 8-6. Doubles featured Hazard with Grant losing 6-2 6-4 and Nankivile with Coffey defeating Fink and Kekerson 6-4 6-3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ie Oritani Field Club
Haworth Club
Maworth
N. J
Lorraine Wyeth
Ohie
Wylle C Grant
Ortrant
Louis Graves
Haworth
J. Nankivile
A. Coffey
A. Fink
Robert Kekerson
Hackett and Hall win clay court lawn tennis doubles title
M V Mackett and W M Hall of New York defeated J J Winston of Chicago and H F Whitehead of Norfolk Virginia to take the men’s doubles crown with scores 8 6 1, 6 0 64. In other draws Hackett and Mall beat G F Touchard and R D Little in straight sets 6 2 6 4 6 1. Mixed doubles semi finals saw R N Williams Jr and Miss Mary Browne defeat Miss Lois Moyes and Win Mace 6 2 6 4. Monday they meet Miss May Sutton and F M Harris. Williams vs Touchard singles set for Monday morning. challenge match with Walter F Hayes to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. N. Williams, Jr
Mary Browne
Philadelphia
Lois Moyes
Toronto
Win Mace
Los Angeles
A. T. Dionne
Weat
Morrie
Clark
Robert
Hudson River
Bronxville
N.Y
Westchester
Hoberts
David J
Dionne
Latimer
Geo
Tia
Ingersoll
Sigersoll
Lin
United States National Lawn Tennis Association
Ais
Ship
RACE ENDS IN SQUALL First Victory for United States at Olympic Games
Gravesend Bay regatta ends amid a squall as Soya, Claire, Cyric and Gunda win classes. Weather dampens start, boats shorten sail yet results show America clinching an early Olympic win in rifle shooting with the United States claiming team glory and individual scores led by Burdette and Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Soya
Claire
Cyric
Gunda
Gravesend Bay
Atlantic Yacht Club
Caries de Zafra
Alvah Nickerson
Mort Hamilton
Grayjacket
Florence
Ito
la Cubana
Cyrte
Mouse
Sloots
Clary
Burdette
Hriegs
Adams
Jackson
Osborn
Bprout
Gnometres
Lane
Palen
Sweden
Vouholst
John Dierg
Germany
Great Britain
Theodore Roosevelt Pell
Canet
France
Stockharm
Football America
United States Marine Corps Rifle Range
Prederick
C. TL. Murdette
West Virginia
A.B. Jackson
Towa
Tite Adama
V8 AG
A. le Berges
U.S
YACHT RACE FIGHTS GUSTY SEAS AND LATE SURGES
In Vineyard Haven Massachusetts June 23 Clark's vessel Contender and Elena led the Newport to Marblehead 160 mile race to East Chop with rivals Trollita and Vagrant close behind as the fleet battled mist and a squall. The Elena Trollita both topped 10 knots and were forecast to finish near Marblehead before sunrise tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineyard Haven
Man
Clark
Eastern Yacht Club
Newport
Marblehead
Fronta
K. Walter Clark
Elena
Morton I Plant
Neel
Vagrant
Harold
Valderbilt
New York
Vine
Yent Sound
Petern
Getthiu
Martha's Vineyard
Hast Chop
Enchantress
Heselin
Martel
Henry A. Morse
Boston
Mint
East Chop
Doris
Acushla
Trollta
Marblehead Mock
Speed Craft to Compete at Red Bank Regatta
The Sinus seven at Teseyeee Day regatta of the Red Bank Motor Boat Club will race on the North Shrewsbury River with seven classes from hydroplanes to displacement boats. Entries include Dine Jr Ace Muhmaid Sonoma Gunfire Jr Vita Vita Jr Bug Mongoose Artily M M Scout Irwin Splinter Te w Betsey Emma B.
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Red Bank Motor Boat Club
Shrewsbury
Dine Jr. Ace
Muhmaid
Sonoma
Gunfire
Jr. Vita
Vita
Bug
Mongoose
Artily M
Scout
Irwin
Splinter
Betsey
Emma B
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Helen Hitchcock
Thomas Hitchcock, Jr
J. Watson Webb
Thomas Hitchcock
Mallet
New Rochelle
R. L. Cuthbert
Cara Mia
Joyant
Victor
Brooklyn
Paterson
Crescent A. C
Wilkes-Barre
Binghamton
Albany
Syracuse
Elmira
Scranton
Troy
Utlea
Dalton
New York Veterans
Richmond County
Prospect
Briggs
H. Jackson
Parr
Kerry
Smith
Talay
Fereon
Rewatetury
Yorimee ( Kerwin
BeKee Tharkas
Bf Hoyer
A. Kignall
Uroas
MrleRe Op Parr
Spence
HE Smith
Briges T
Esa P. Jwrotis
Anid
Berra
Prewcott
Brices
He Taylor
Tom
Ty Smith
Fe Sulpherson
Af Pendteury
Baress
Jul Tirtees
Smitty
W. Savill
Brown
Ron Out
Hal Meyers
Bignall
B Smith
Jo de Spence
Pendiabby
Amir
AL Sienpeon
Gautier
Asad “Macpherson
Rita Anten Woop
Seeeecuurs
P. Murmphraye
Feerstee
Jonnetone
Alid
Biaber
Bonnet
McGregor
Jacean
Wades
Eros Kode Brecht
Hawsian
Bintan
MJ Chariwood
Ransonherst
B. Marshall
Jackson Delvalla
Larkson
Meece
Humphrey Blades
Jackant
Hawkson
Jackson Yorke
Scarte
Af McGregor
Ty Borinar
Evelyne
Simpaon
Secon Oecce
Ottewell
Humphreye
Esce Serene
Berauselt
FF Gautier
Kimnpaon
Sackson
Seers
Evin Syren
Inde
I Jackson
St. Humphreys
Boonas
Neve York
West New Brighton
Btaughton
W. Heyman
Laurie
Turville
O Dawna
Challenger
Honiings
Prentergast
Staughton
Livingston
Melly
Mullree
Durrant
O. Turville
Teling
Rose
Blaughton
Laughton
Herts
Staughton Uatres
Tectarea
Sass
Richmond
Moon
Woskingr
Turvive
Hoskins
A. Go Laurie
Hoskings
T. W" Staughton
Touchard
Grant
Oritani Club
Wyeth
Star
Winston and Whitehead
Baltimore
Roe Baltimore
Waddso Trento
Smaith
Payne
Rudolph
Metxpatrick
Steele
Memia
Mueller
Curtis
Walker
Bergen
Prudence SO
Lattie and Schmbit
McTleve
Maxwell and
Grayjarket
Noble
Pras Bova
Pape Alten
G. Davin
Ft. Chubb
Mandical Labs
Varelena
Gunde
Arelens
Tyne
Atkinson
Marchant
Floops
Dingman
Patt
Trenann
Hailey
Kaitey
Me Biglark
MA. Howard
Siow Poke
L. Durland Fae
Pike
R. Rummel
Irolita
Tony Teland
Yeawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club
George Nichola
Stamford
Conn
Beamford
Dredesley
Kiernoun
Xallen
Bat
Fiddler
Weber & Weed
New-York Tribune
United St
Killie
Memerou Os
Sod
Ranger
H Jollutten
A.C
TBR
San Fsag
Wba Ke
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