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New-York tribune., 1903-06-12
sPENNsYn HAS FoUR-MILE ROW.
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Poughkeepsfe ". Y, June 1.-THE Pennsyfvania
varsity eight got its first four7mile strs1ghtaway
row tonight shortly after o'clock. being the
first crew to go over the Poughkeepsie course this
year Ellis Ward. the coach. was in good hu-nor
because Of the arrival Of his launch. the Ben
Franklin
The coach would not let the oarsmen uaks
great speed except for two twentieS In the first
two miles and the last half mile. When the
course had been covered he asked the men how
they felt All appeared in good condition The
shell kept even keel and the coach had to
do very little Individual coaching On one occa-
sion he cautioned the men 10 take the eaten
harder. and this done
Ward is satisfied that he has a much. Better crew
than he had last year, daIthough he does not
express himself it is known that he feels pretty
confident that the Quakers will be an important
factor In the big
The 'carsity eight was supplied with oars to-
day made by Ward himself. The same style OF
sweeps. also made by Ward viii be used Dy HaT-
ward in the New-LOndOn race
Several Of the Oarsnen detained Dy sxaInna-
tions at Philadelphia r. H Barrett, SuDSt5 5Cupte
IS filling Hendry's seat in the freshmen eighI, and
Smith and kanaga- bow OarSmen OF the Two
fours will not arrive until tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1903-06-12
CONFER OVER TWELVE CLUB MERGER.

Cincinnati. June u-Ban Johnson. president of
The American Baseball League. has been in this
CITY several days comforting with August Herr
mann president of the Cincinnati National League
club relative TO a merger for a twelve club league.
This means only one club each for Boston, Pha-
deIphia Chicago and St. Louis. Estimates have
those Cries but the work Of making relative
praisements is so great that neither Johnson nor
Hermann expects the merger to be operative TINS
season unless greater concessions shall be mae
than are at hand now. Hermann has been work
ing the statements or owners lot more tndI d
month and wants an immediate merger, for which
Ban johnson seems slated the president Herr
mann To-day went over the statements OF the st
Louis club The owners of the American League
club in St Louis with him Mealltltne .9 ti.e
conferences are said to resulted in cincinnati
obtaining new players from American League own
New-York tribune., 1903-06-12
PARDON STILL CHAMPION.
In Retaining Title He Ago'n Breaks
PrPst7cick Course.

london .7une lin the open golf championship
games at Prestwick Scotland, to-day, Harry var
don again broke the record. rounding the green IN
seventy-two strokes and making an aggregate u
90 Herd was next with 2S2 strokes
Harry Vardon won the golf championship HIS
last round was poor seventy-eight strokes his
aggregate was 300, the lowest number that ever
won the championship Tom" Vardon was second
with 20S strokes
This is vardon's fourth victory in the English
omen championships-a record equalled by no otner
golfer either amateur professional In addl-
tio, TO +bis he has the honor of having held the
Jisit to this country three years ago Naroon nalIs
oIs fGoIn [e H the Totferdge inks near London.
Il is said that ne cleared more than $500 as
exDenses for each match. and in his SIX weeks
he played in all srng 9t fs done in
his tee shots and through the green ms 9Iax IaSer
10 tas Sometimes but very seldom Offset by weakness
at the shorter strokes put Il Is s,1neTor
work on the tee gives him an advantage or three
or four strokes round or etgnteen hqteS. S aSo
UnrivaIled in direction and distance He uses driL-
somewhat short in {he as sfa Peaks put not
50 d tsRing his grip one popularity is noted for
Nardon NOES ia Nov down the ciun This means that
the club cannot turn much IN the rlgnt nanG T yV
dop'e %! swing is high enough to bring the club to
tha horizontal over the back. ,,o
sbin Wa. at iii ST. andrews in 1895 when J. H Tay
or with S anG baf Ea5afn he e won on in cash by
that achievement. The next year after the lead
his Ia1 drst open championship at Murfeld, He won
m ngain ~ at Prestwick in 1885 although with So7 he
lsaa Rsat w VIVIAN won again although Jack White beat
him round in strokes when me e Pro- c
njonship of 1901 at Muirfeld and won place IN
@ iast IId TI Vardnn is about thirty-two years old
and weighs not 10 pounds
New-York tribune., 1903-06-12
INTH RACE-Naiden 2-year-olds. ~ furiongs


rlu-iful 112 tadcCue) ID VI
responsive 500 Je1kins and 10 10 ]; Billings
- fAIiuders 7 and 20 !; Great Eastern IL
trr4s-hf and 10 1. Sandhurst IL NdarIln).
10 /. Prince Of Elm. 1i2 fMat;he"sl % %
% Fortune Hunter. 1I2 fByers). - 20 anu
Bob Murphy. ii2 Burns. 2 20 ana B 10 o.
.r-s -zn. Start fair Won cleverly- Time. 1-0s
New-York tribune., 1903-06-12
KoLUToo AND VAMPIRE EACH WIN
Latter Captures Race by Extremely Narrow
Margin at Manchester

Manchester. Mass. June 1.-Two races were
sailed off here to-day in the series 10 select chal-
lenger for the Seawanhaka Cup. now held by the
F2ovaI ST Lawrence Yacht Club, Of Duval Quebec
The two Manchester yachts, the Kolutoo and the
vampire shared the honors each winning a race. race
THE TarnuSe however. won her race by the mar
rowest kind of a margin crossing the flnlsn line
barelv two seconds ahead Of the other MancLester
boa+ and only eight seconds ahead Of the Fronte-
nae The first race won by the holutoo Win
more than four minutes to spare me DQIce v WIS
Fo- behind in both races, her heavy steel centre
1870 bsmr,er3ng her in the light weather
New-York tribune., 1903-06-12
MRS MANICE BEATS MRS. STOUT.

The Apawamis and Baltusrol teams met at Bal
tusroI yesterday in the series for the Class A
championship of the Womens Metropolitan Golf
Association. Baltusrol won by score of TO
under the Nassau system of point scoring.
The feature of the match was the defeat of Mrs.
Charles r Stout the national champion. by Mrs.
% A Manice. who last week won the metropolitan
cha for the second successive year. Mrs.
Manice won by up and in doing she estab
lished the following new Nomen's record for the
Baltusrol links:
Out ................... 4-45
In .............-. .......4 4-ff-sS
Mrs. W. Fellowes Morgan. president of the asso-
ciation. was beaten by Miss Eddy up. While Mrs
n. Pendleton Rogers won from Mrs G l. IiH4ny
nv.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-12
GOLF.
TraUis Establishes NezC Records an
Knollzoood's Open Tournament.

After suffering defeat at the Garden City and
Deal tournaments. Travis retrieved his reputation
yesterday by brilliant performance at hnon
wood. 1t was in the opening rounds of the three
day tournament, under the auspices OF the hhoh-
wood Country Club at which gathered n1ty-
five of the best amateurs in the metropolldn u'9
trict. In the qualifying round in the forenoon
Travis broke the record of the course. win cdiu
of II. and later in his match with Compton Oh
westchester he beat his record with score
of 81. His card was;
In s-sa-st
In the field against him were Nasseem NAL
Iouf of Cornell: David Baxter. the amateur from
Canoustie. Scotland John Moller, jr.. of Lake
wood J. A. Janin of Fox Hills: W. C. Carnegie,
of St Andrews: G. w Butts, of Yale. and several
other prominent amateurs.
Play began with an eighteen hole qualifying
round at medal play. in which the best sixteen
became eligible for the match play rounds for the
Presidents Cup and the second sixteen Ior d
consolation cup presented by the club. knollwood
has reputation for hospitality and handsome
prizes that usually attracts a large entry ana
yesterdays field exception to the RUE
The course there is somewhat shorter than at
the majority of local links and most Of the noles
can be reached in two shots. and several OF the
green's be driven. The distances are;
out 2 t5 9sS S go go f5 SS sss IS 5s 5ss l59 5
This makes total of 4,5S2 yards, or about l.5V1
yards shorter than the Deal links, on which the
recent metropolitan championship was decloeu
This partially accounts for the low scores re-
turned yesterday though the excellent condition
of turf and greens had much to do with H. IraVdS
in the forenoon made the outward journey in 50
and the homeward in S5, winning the gold medal
with a total of Il His card was:
o. Out ..................,.4 ..........,4 s&-71 50
Second place was won by F. H. Hoyt, the state
champion. of Portland, who did 76. while Ma!l0u1
was third at II. The qualifying line for the hrst
sixteen was drawn at S4. L. L. Kellogg. jr, OF
Princeton, being obliged to drop into the second
division with SO. .
In the afternoon Mal1ouf heat Armstrong, OF
KnolIwood by 4 up and to play; while Moller
beat r. L. Downey, of ApawaInis, by up after
a twenty hole match. Hoyt won from Brandretn,
of Dutchess County and Butts, OF Yale. beat
Baxter, the Canoustie man. after a close match
by 9 up and / to play. In the second division the
feature was the defeat of Carnegie by Kellogg 8
ND and to play. Summary:
New-York tribune., 1903-06-12
MONEY HARRIS. PUeILIsT, DEAD.

William (eDooney') Harris, an old time pugilst'
r g., the late sixties was of the principals In
the Harris-Chandler middleweight prize night at
San Francisco died Wednesday night at MS
home No White Place. near Seventh-ave-' at the
go of seven+v-two He was a successful trainer
of nugilsts and in the seventies acted as SECOND
70 many prominent fighters harris was poGh s IN ~
To,Jon He leaves widow. OF late years ne had
worked for the Pinkertons.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-12

moment the PeHance had tackled around khe mark
her baIlooner was broken our and sneeted ooNrn'
The spinnaker pole was launched out 70 port tn1rtS
three seconds after rounding. and IN exacLly
minute q seconds the spinnaker blossonned out
from it's stops. The CONSTITUTIONS spinnaksr was
2 minutes % seconds after rounding and tne
CoIunbfa'S 4 minute f5 seconds. T6S FSeudnce
changed her spinnaker for smaller one. artsr tne
first one had been set 70 minutes Is seconds ~
took the only I minute = seconds % 90 X
For 81 minutes 2 seconds the Rebance car
rfed her spinnaker to port She seemed 20 gam a.,
the while on the Constitution. Then the WIND
canted to the southwark. II came sptnnakers on
all yachts. staysails were hOisted and ealoon~
trimmed the freshenuE breeze that was SEND
ing them fast the northwest and 70 the nn1sn.
where a big fleet Of craft Of all types and r1gS
awaited them to welcome the winner and the De-
fea ted alike. - -
Fortv-efght minutes on the reach brought the
Reliance up TO the finish at the Hgbtshtp. she
made beautiful picture she swept matesticaliT
across the line The official finish was. ReHanee.
4;0s?01 Constitution. al IS: Columbia, 4-1sls The
follow.
Actual time from start to outer mark:
New-York tribune., 1903-06-12
GENTLEMEN OF PHILADELPHIA
DINNER FoR CRICKET PLAYERS.

The members Of the team that won the 1902 cham
pionship pennant of the New-York Cricket Asso-
citation for the Columbia Oval Cricket Club will
be the guests of Messrs Greenhalgh and Evans.
zice- -nreeidents of the club al q dinner in the
Harlem Casino on Thursday evening Arthur +
Kendle president of the Metropolitan District
Cricket League, viii present TO the winners the
trophies offered by him fer the best bowling ana
batting performances in the play-of Of the tie win
E-SsaN
New-York tribune., 1903-06-12
TIE 71sT GETS A PRIZE.

For the first time since the competition was
started the fist Regiment won prize In the com
tition for the State Figure of Merit at CreedInoor
~; xear Hitherto the TIN Regiment has won
erst second and third prizes but this year CoIIl
nany 3 of the list won third prize Inc 2 secoIt Gnu
20 ,an+h COMPANIES of the 7th Regiment won frsI
and second prize. respectively; The prizes prizes ar ar
10 the companies having the 1aI6esL e-t-
1sndance on general practice day at CretdInooI moo
nI,,s the percentage OF hits in the sklfnsh hrlns
nar,fp a
New-York tribune., 1903-06-12

r,ssdent,s C,r-FTrst round match play-Trsvts beat
Compton 10 up play: Malouf beat ATnstrons5 @ up
10 play: Graham beat Janil up; Butts peat baCe.:
up 10 play; Croker beat Gett up; fG 3oIres Rss'
up to play; Hoyt beat Brandreth up : 70 pay
Club Cup-Ffrst round match payer1ansn yIi p T71 70
pIay; walker beat Swords up; Balou beat BarnVeL
m KeIiogg heat Carnegie up TO play Kane peat
II w Hayden. up, to play; Moore beat Massen' up
10 holes); Sears beat Burton. up l 10 play
New-York tribune., 1903-06-12
SIXTH RACE-For geldings; two-year-oids;
non-winners at meeting $1,000 added Five furlongs
LAWSON STABLE LEAVES SARATOGA
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

Saratoga. N Y, June 1.-THE steeplechastng sta
bic Of Thomas ". Lawson, of Boston, which has
been training since early in the spring Horse
Haven the annex OF the Saratoga Racing Associa-
tons running park has been sent back to Boston.
The jumpers will start in races there in few days.
Ralph Black. the trainer says that the horses
greatly improved by the Saratoga climate.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-12
LAJoIE AND BERNHARD LET OFF.

pniladelnhia June 1l-Napoleon Lajoie and Will
lam Bernhard. of the Cleveland American League
Baseball Club, were to-day purged or contempt OF
court by Judges Ralston and Davis. In the Court
of Common Pleas. The players violated an IN
junction granted by the court about year ago
restraining them from playing baseball with any
other than the National League club OF Phiiadel-
New-York tribune., 1903-06-12
NEWARK /. RUFFALO, q.

By defeating Buffalo yesterday at Newark the
Newark team moved up into third place Burke. Of
Atlantic City appeared for the first time with New
ark and pitShed a great game. Score by innings:
r H. E
Buffalo .-.-------..--0 Q Q Q -
Newark ..--...-..---O y 1 - U u y v -
F3stteries-Hooler and Shaw; Burke and Shea
New-York tribune., 1903-06-12
CRICKET.
Philadelphia Players Begin Match with Ok
ford University Well

Oxford. England. June 1.-THE American cricket
team from Philadelphia arrived here to-day from
Cambridge and began three days match with
Oxford University soon after
The visitors again the loss for choice OF
innings and opened with c. c. Morris and F. H
Bohlen The former arrived on Wednesday. end,
no doubt, will strengthen the team considerably.
He batted splendidly to-day and after Bohlen had
been bowled for :, he made fine stand with J. B
King. Both batted with confidence. and when
an adjournment was taken for luncheon separa-
ton had not been effected. Morris being then 80
and King 80, not out and the total standing at IS
for one wicket.
In the interval rain fell in torrents and it
decided TO postpone further play until tomorrow.
The
New-York tribune., 1903-06-12

contract when they signed with the american american
League. The players since joining the Clevelano
team have not played in this city. and to-day ae
csion will permit them to take part in the EaIn
between Cleveland and Philadelphia to-day Juuse
Ralston said the players deserved punishment, pot
all parties to the suit had come to an dSTet-
ment and peace had been proclaimed in the oase.
ball world. the court would let them of without
punishment.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-12
INVADERS BEAT DETROIT, 4 TO 3
Good Batting in the Last Tive Innings
Brings in Victory.

The Invaders by good batting in the last two
innings won the opening game Of the series from
Detroit yesterday in this city. Tanneh pitched
fine game, was strong at the bat and felded his
position excellenty. Davis and Camel divided the
batting honors with Tannehili. The score:
New-York tribune., 1903-06-12
THE RECORDS.
NATIONAL LEAGI1E

Cincinnati. June u.-Cincinnati lost to New-York
in eleven innings by d of 2 to to-day. Three
errors in the ele enth inning gave the visitors
runs and the game Attendance. 1000. Score:
New-York tribune., 1903-06-12

At Hartford-Norvich ,. Hartford >.
At New -Haven-New London, 2; New.Hayen' 4
AT pringfeld-Bridgeport. ?; Springfield g.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-12
CINCINNATI

Left on hases-Cncinnati 4; New-York Stolen bases
Gilbert, Moriss4y. Double pay-Morrissey Kelley
Triple play-Magoon to Kelley to Morrissey. Bases on
balIs-On Ewing. 2: off McCinnity. 5. Struck out-By
Ewing s. by Mc5nnty. 4. Sacrifice hit-Gilbert. Time
1:50 Umpire--O'Day.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-12
PADDOCK PARAGRAPHS.

Father Bill Daily. who claimed the flly Miss
Nancy out of a selling race few months ago. and
who has not had much luck with her sold her
yesterday TO H. F. Meyer.
Hurstbourne made his three year old debut a
boisterous affair in the handicap, and after try
ing earnestly buck Jack Martin off going to
the post finally succeeded in unseatng the Jockey
by whirling at the barrier. The colt finished fifth
Agnes D. winner of the fifth yesterday
was bid up 5000 by H. D. Brown whose St
Sever. finished second to the mare. Mr. MorTeu
protected his property with the usual s. bid
Phil Dwyers Merry Acrobat possible starter
for the Brooklyn Derby tomorrow, worked mile
and q half yesterday in 2:40. The colt was ridden
by George Odom.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-12
, & G &. sYRAcusE.

c-Io,-ers-I1la n Y r. H E
=. : - l d.....:--$$ s'-'~ ddE-s i
ra4ter4es-yytlbeck and FTske: Fiheld Payne
New-York tribune., 1903-06-12
PITTsBURG FINDS BROOKLYN EASY.
Philippe Gives Only One Hit up to Eighth
Score, 8 to 0.

Pittsburg, June 11.-Philppe gave only hit up
the eighth inning and Brooklyn went out in
two, three order throughout almost the entire
Attendance 2 22O. Score:
New-York tribune., 1903-06-12
ppacTIcE AT cREEDMooR.

The Creedmoor Q4ong IsIand) range was 1,e
a., b., tho second Brigade staff. with Br1ga-
dier General James MeLeer in command. Inc
+tr was fine. with light o'clock wind Ihe
practice was for the marksnen's class WIN re-
-. a. +,r,enrv-five fifty and seventy-fve YARDS
Eroierattone xVere issued the range nLceF tIIo
1I,1ision os lieutenant Colonel n. T. ThurstoH'
,Tsrance officer. Scores:
New-York tribune., 1903-06-12
ROCHESTER,. 3; PROVIDENCE.

Providence n n q
Rochester . y
Batteries-McFau and steelman. Viau and Brown
Umpire-Brown-
New-York tribune., 1903-06-12
GAM ES TODAY.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
NeW-York at Cincinnati. Boston at St Louis
brooklyn at Fittsburg. Philadelphia Chicago.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
detroit at New-York. Cleveland at Philadelphia
st. Louis Boston Chicago at Washington
New-York tribune., 1903-06-12

Detroit .....-...........-s.- 2 q U Q U I y"
Earned runs-New-York. B: Detroit, 1. Left on bases
New-York = Detroit, / Sacrifice hits.heeler McAMs-
ter. Double plays-Davis ana Wiliams Camel and
Williams: Smith. First base on
balIs-Or Tannehill ; 1. First base
er-ors-New-Yorz 2: Detroit /. out-By Tame
hill 4; by Kitson q Time. 1:50 Umpre-O Loughln-
Attendance. 2,235-
New-York tribune., 1903-06-12
NEW-ENGLAND LEAGUE GAME
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE GAMES.

At Nashua-Faverhill, 7; Nashua, 4.
At Lowell-Iowell. 13 Lawrence. 6.
Al Fall River-FaI River. I; Concord. /
New-York tribune., 1903-06-12
BASEBALL.
Giants Beat Cincinnati, 2 to 0, IN
ELeUen Inning Game.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

LEAGUE.
New-York. 2; Cincinnati O. Boston =: St Louis 6
Pittsburg ?. Brooklyn. O.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New-York. = Detroit cleveland 3, Philadelphia, =
Boston, .: st. Louis O.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-12

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New-York tribune., 1903-06-12
PITTSRITRG

Earned runs-Pittsburg: B. Three base hit-Rtchey
-McCreedie Jacklitsch. First base bals-Oh
Philippe, l. off Evans. 3. Hit by pitched balagner
Struck out-By Philippe 8; by Evans 2 Time. 135 I'm
New-York tribune., 1903-06-12
CLEVELAND. 3; PHILADELPHIA. 2

Philadelphia n "a
Cleveland .---.-------n y
Philadelphia .--.----o q u " " . U " Z"
Eattertes-lioore and Abbott: Henley. Bender and
Schreck Attendance 1872.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-12

The Reliance gained Al seconds on the Const1r,n- ,
ton and minutes 10 seconds on the Columbia Ine
Constitution gained J minute p seconds on the 20
lunnbia
The regatta committee e-aounced that tasre
would be race to-day.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-12
POSITION g. ST LOUIS G.

At st. Louis r H E.
Boston .-----.----. l Q IS
Batteries-Malary Pittinger and Moran; Rhoades and
J. O'NeiIl- Attendance-1 500
New-York tribune., 1903-06-12
BOSTON CAM1. =. ST. LOUIS tAM). 0

Boston a z
Boston 5Arn). ,---.-.o o K II
Isa1eries-FIushes Criger; sudhon and Kahoe At
tendance t51o.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-12
Jersey CITY. I; TORONTO. 0,

Thfelnan's pitching and the Jersey City clubs
batting made a winning combination yesterday at
Jersey City. Hagan's three bagger with the bases
filled was the feature. Score by innings:
B. E
,o, Cf+ n O o 4 O o 0 x-7 10 .
Sa-19., TSTtSyy '' ~ o 0 o 0 0 90 /
Fsa+teries-Thielnnan and McManus Briggs and Toft
New-York tribune., 1903-06-12

YaIe-Princeton intercollegiate Bnsebaii
Grounds, tomorrow. BID p NJ hrS01sea
sAAs AsAIlh hnrAJ theatre fiekSf aninAs
New-York tribune., 1903-06-12
GOOD PRICES FOR RANcocAs STOCK

The yearIings from the Rancocas Stock Farm were
sold in the paddock at Gravesend yesterday It was
first big sale Of the year. The stock offered was
fair. and the prices a rule were good. a bay colt
by Locohatchee-imp. Happy Day brought the top
price. Frank Farrell paying $500 for him. The
other sales OF $500 more were
Brown fy by imp. Pontac-AIexina: J. E. Madden s525
Morris ......--..-..-D .e...,...-... 900
Brown colt by imp. Pontac-Joy; H J. Norris. 500
Hitchcock 1000
McCrane -. 1000
Bay FLY by Lithos-Cornpsssion; Frank Farrell $50
Chestnut colt by imp Poatiac-CIron: a Simons $50
New-York tribune., 1903-06-12
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TODAY

RACING.-At Gravesend. Louis Harlem and Detroit,
LAWN TENNIs.-Metropolitan championship. a. West
SIDE Tennis Club.
EkSEBA1AA-Nstional League. NeE-Yorl
Brooklyn. at Pftts5uTg Boston. a 81 Louis Pha-
6ephia, az Chicago American League: Detroit. q
New-Eor Chicago Washington: Louis, at
Boston: Cleveland Philadelphia. Other games
University OF Pennsylvania Providence; Cornell
Michigan.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Manual. Harvard.
POLo.-At Bryn Mawr Penn.
CFICKET--Philadelphs. ct Oxford. England
GoIFknolwoo6 Invitation tournament; Merton Cricket
Club open tournament. Englewood. wonlen's Class
match with Pouelton. and handicap: Baltusrol
Torne-l's Class A match Essex County:
Apawsnais, wonasas Class A match with Norris
County; Nassau, wornen's Class team match with
Ha-bo- Hill
New-York tribune., 1903-06-12
THE RELIANCE BY 5:52.
CONSTITUTION SECOND
Ne70 Yacht Wins in Light Breezes-
Protests To Be Decided.
SANDY HOOK SERIES N 7 Y C.-FIRST
RACE-WINDWARD AND LEEwARD-


The Reliance won, defeating the Constitution
3 min. % sec. and the Columbia Il min. 81 sec.
The Constitution defeated the Columbia by
Z min
New-York tribune., 1903-06-12

p..ahau ,.oa.v @ NJ American League.
Greater <. Detroit 3 way + laSsh ST
New-York tribune., 1903-06-12

There was some lively work done BY the crews OF
all three yachts after rounding the mark which
had 10 be left on the starboard hand. Baby rb-
topsails had been taken in before the marx was
reached and bsllooners snapped on the staSA The
New-York tribune., 1903-06-12
NEw-YORK

Nev-York .-........---.---- 0 o o 0 ] Q i
Detroit Observation-Disclosures O o Q / V-3
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imp. Pontiac-Alexina: J. Z. Madden s525
imp. Giganteum-Madelaine Il. ].