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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1908

Page

4

Cornell Athletes Win Penn Intercollegiate Meet in Rain

Cornell University clinched the intercollegiate track championship at Franklin Field amid heavy rain and flooded fields. Cornell scored 34 points to Pennsylvanias 29 with wins in four events led by strong two mile and sprint showings. Yale dominated the pole vault with four qualifiers tying at 12 feet 1 inch to capture 11 points.

Philadelphia Cornell University Franklin Field Ithacans Pennsylvania Yale Harvard Dartmouth Michigan Swarthmore Princeton Columbia Syracuse Cornell Rowe May Trube Young Hall de Golver New Haven Cook Jones French Coe Rtnnell Cornel Heath Dray Nelson Gilbert Campbell Vale

Kennel Show Entries Hit Record Amid Broad Breed Representation

James Mortimer reports 1147 entries for the Ladies' Kennel Association of America show at Mineola on June 4 and 5. Pomeranians lead in small dogs, many sporting breeds seen, with breeds listed in detail across variety classes. Intercollegiate track meet results at Hamilton see Colgate withdraw and league reorganization.

James Mortimer Ladies’ Kennel Association of America Mineola Roseneath Ltce New York State League Rochester Union Hamilton Hobart Colgate Unien

Rain Soaks Harlem Regatta as Columbia Wins Multiple Events

Heavy rain drenched the forty second Harlem Regatta Association meet on the Speed Way course. Columbia University crews claimed wins in the intermediate four and eight and junior eight divisions, while the Inter scholastic eight_oared shells were captured by the High School of Commerce, finishing ahead of De Witt Clinton and Stuyvesant. A near drowning incident befell Columbia’s coxswain W Demarest during the junior four oared race, but all were rescued by nearby police and returned to action.

Harlem Regatta Association de Witt Clinton Clarence Mace Jack Mulcahy High School of Commerce Stuyvesant High School Columbia University W. Demarest Crescent Boat Club Philadelphia First Bohemian Boat Club Harlem Rowing Club Wahnetah Boat Club Flushing Long Island Columbia Wahnetahs Demarest Watt Bohemian Boat Club Duvad Miller New York Athletic Club William Mehrhoff Nasau Boat Club Fred Fuessel Metropolitan Racing Club Fred Shephard Seawanhaka Boat Club New York University Jack Nagle E. Carney Institute Boat Club Newark N. J C F. Muller Nassau Boat Club J. P. Buckley Portland Rowing Club Portland E. Nicola Nonpareil Rowing Club William M. Aman Mutual Rowing Club Buffalo Charles E. Bulger Union Boat Club Albany Aman Bulger Muller Albert Pecini Edward Harris James Hughes Henry Doran Metropolitan Rowing Club J. Slattery L. Gans C. W. van Tassell F. Farrington Nopareil Rowing Club Duraldo Miller Fred Juessel Columbia University Rowing Club P. Renshaw F. Sanders R. Keator R. K. Murphy W. O. Rockwood Hudson Boat Club F. Spuehler H. Heresee W. J. Spence J. J. Emery W. Wade Fairmount Rowing Association of Philadelphia W. Wheeler GB. Gibbson Revas J. Ftlan R. K Boyle H. L. Brown H. W. Swan H. Kenney W. Herbert J. Lovejoy R. Ransom Miller E. Phillips N. B. Gotch Barr Garvin Willard Groft McCahill Conrad Koegler Robert McWilliams Frank Thompson Philip Harnish Jezer Frank O'Neill Ward Kremer FE. Knevals R Chapin W. B. Chapin, Jr L. Wetherby G. Watson T. Mittell R. Ditmars E. Bird A. N. Birmingham D. Miller J. H. Tracy Co. P. Stewart Quinn Walter Kuehne Max Kuehne R. H. Knapp Charles Steinkamp

Watchung Hunt Club Race Meet Shrouded in Mud

Heavy rain and deep mud marked the fourth annual Watchung Hunt Club meet at Plainfield Driving Park drawing about a thousand spectators. Charles W Fisk won the Watchung Cup leg, with Applejack taking the featured steeplechase. other races list winners such as Spring Beauty Rollo Gray Billy The Miser Wondy Rose bank and Golden Arms among minor placings.

the Tribune Plainfield N. J Watchung Hunt Club Plainfield Driving Park Charles Freeman Charles W. Fisk Charles Pfizer Bessie Ful H Pn Bourne Chinch Peter Hauck Rollo W. C. Eckerson Tobassa Louis Batter Modiste Applejack W. H. Wildes Rufus Finch Wondy Rosebank Martin J. Aylward Harry Bavier C F. Wildey, Jr Golden Arms Leonce Fuller

Harvard Beats Cornell In Rainy Varsity Eight Race

Harvard overwhelmed Cornell by ten lengths in the fourth annual varsity eight race on the Charles River. Drenched by rain and gusty wind, Harvard clocked 10:47 to Cornell 11:24, with rough water hindering clean rowing and time.

Boston Harvard Cornell Charles River Crimson Sargent Harvard Bridge Lenating Courtney

Seawanhaka Yacht Club Opens with Two Races at Oyster Bay

After commissioning ceremonies Commodore Frank J. Gould led the flagship Helenita as two races were held on the inside course. In the thirty footer class Nepsi won by three seconds over Melody and Dahinda, while Flicker captured the 15-foot class ahead of Sabrina. Notables at the onboard reception included ex-Commodore E C Benedict and Colgate Hoyt among others.

Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club Oyster Bay Frank J. Gould Helenita Johnston de Forest W. J. Matheson Melody W. E. Roosevelt Henderson Flicker E. S. Willard Sabrina Imp Thelema E. C. Benedict George R. van de Water Franklin Plummer F. S. Sithers Colgate Hoyt Percy F. Weeks R. O. Bacon F. G. Stewart

Whitney Beats Egan for Southern Golf Title

Nelson Whitney of New Orleans won the Southern golf championship at Memphis Country Club, defeating H. Chandler Egan, former national champion, by 4 up with 3 to play.

Memphis

Columbia Team Loses in Wykagyr Club Match

In a home clash at Wykagyr Country Club Columbia lost to the hosts 1 up. Wykagyr members also contested a holiday handicap 18 holes par with F B McLean winning by % down and Eugene Valentine second. May handicap finals saw Class B C M Relyea default WF Stevenson while Class R M Hamilton beat L F Gray 5 up 7 to play.

Wykagyr

Connie Doyle Defends Title at Mid-Atlantic Tennis Meet

Washington reporter notes Connie Doyle of this city easily defended his Mid-Atlantic States Tennis Association championship title. He defeated Wallace Johnson of Philadelphia scholastic champion on the Bacheors' Tennis Club courts, winning the last three sets 4 24 3 7.

Connie Doyle Tite Washington Connie Doyie Erit Champio Midittse Atlantic States Tennis Association Wallace Johnson Philadelphia Bache Ors Doyle Inter

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