Stoddard Named to American Polo Team in New Lineup
New York June 12 L E Stoddard will play on the American team in the second international polo match Saturday He is Captain Whitney s choice and will partner at one with Waterbury at two Whitney and Milburn at three and back Stoddard replaces the earlier posture in the lineup in a decisive selection by the polo association
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Americans face tougher attack with new lineup in second match
The article notes the Waterbury brothers’ perfect cooperation is broken, weakening America’s scoring as Stoddard, a recent substitute, struggles versus England. It mentions potential England changes, Freake replacing Edwards, and warns of high polo ticket scalping as New York hosts the second match.
Detroit Manager Hughey Jennings Suspended by Ban Johnson
New York June 12. Manager Hughey Jennings of Detroit received notice of an indefinite suspension by President Ban Johnson for alleged abusive language to umpire Ferguson during the recent game in Washington.
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Handicap Golf Tournament At Franklin Park Links
A handicap golf event is scheduled today and Saturday at the Franklin Park links hosted by Scarboro Golf Club.
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Wildey and Green Reach Women’s National Tennis Final
Miss Wildey of Plainfield and Miss Green of Philadelphia won their semi final matches in the Women’s National Lawn Tennis tournament at St Martins. They will meet tomorrow for a place in the championship challenge round against Miss Mary Brown of Los Angeles. Mrs Williams of Boston fell to Miss Green in two sets 7 5 6 3, while Wildey defeated Mrs Drexel Paul 6 1 6 2.
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Yale Four Favored At Start In Harvard Regatta
Yale crew at Gales Ferry tests for the Harvard duel with George Gore out for hand surgery but expected to return by Saturday. Varsity four clocked 2 47 in a half mile trial, ten seconds faster than any quartet here. Freshmen and varsity eights pushed to the limit, Harvard crews praised for form, Meikleham and Putnam named referees.
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Rockford College Endowment Reaches 200000 With Carnegie Gift
Rockford Illinois June 12 Rockford College for women completed its campaign to raise 60000 toward an endowment of 200000 and to secure Andrew Carnegie's 35000. The amount obtained was 450 more than needed. Mrs Harold I Pratt of Brooklyn New York gave 5000.
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Police accuse strikers in Ipswich riot death hearing
In Ipswich on June 12 police officers testified at the hearing for 19 people charged with offenses connected to Tuesday night’s riot. They placed responsibility for the death of a woman on sympathizers supporting the strikers.
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Ipswich riot murder case volleys over police blame
A Greek gathered group clashes with officers as hearings probe who fired the fatal shot and whether a policeman’s revolver killed a woman. Prosecutors and police differ on the shooter while defendants tied to the march face murder charges.
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Philadelphia Women Face New York In Griscom Cup Intercity Match
The Philadelphia team is set to meet the New York contingent in the Griscom cup second intercity match at Brae-Burn. Philadelphia won yesterday 12 of 15 singles and all six foursomes, while Massachusetts is favored to face Philadelphia in Saturday’s final.
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Corset Makers At War In Suffolk Superior Court
Several stylishly dressed women testified yesterday in the equity merit session before Judge Morton in support of Mlle. Claff a Boylston street corsetiere suing her sister in law Mme Claff who also operates a corset shop on the same street in Boston.
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Lockout Could Trigger General City Strike
Kansas City June 12. Two hundred fifty nine contractors who began a lockout against 5000 union men aligned with the building trades council may trigger a general strike if nonunion workers are hired. The industrial council issued the warning from headquarters today.
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