Champion Hovey Fights Lewis For State Golf Title
The final round at Brooklawn pits Champion Hovey against Reggie Lewis with Miner pressing toward an eighteenth hole decider. Through 18 holes Lewis led and Minor rallied, but a late recovery failed as Lewis captured a four and the match moved to an overtime push for the title amid Weatogue golf drama and tense gallery.
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Two Golfers Battle For 50 Yard Title On Frooxlawn
In a dramatic match, Lewis defeats Minor 1 up after a back and forth round on the Frooxlawn course. Both players exchange long drives and precise iron play as they trade holes through the eighteenth. Lewis secures the win with a 15 foot birdie putt on the final green.
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Golf match reports Hubbard and Hovey duel all day
The report details a long morning and afternoon golf match between Hubbard and Hovey. Hubbard repeatedly trails, then ties or leads with key drives, chips, and putts. Hovey answers with strong seconds and recuperates on the greens, finishing within a few strokes of Hubbard in a tense, late duel.
Resolute and Vanitie Set For Another Race Today
Busy day as Resolute and Vanitie prepare to race again with America's Cup implications. Competitors, clubs, and teams from New York Yacht Club and Southern Association events are mapped for ensuing races, with crews signaling readiness amid variable conditions and a focus on forthcoming trial rounds and consolation actions.
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Armerica
New York Yacht Club
Harvard Oarsmen Beat Yale In Varsity Race By Six Lengths
Harvard and Yale battled on the Thames with the Crimson pulling away to win the varsity race by six lengths in 23 minutes 11 seconds to Yale 23 minutes 46 seconds. Yale’s stroke weakened midrace as Harvard sped to victory, with Yale claiming two mile and four mile notes as their crews swept both freshmen and junior varsity events.
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Miss Zinderstein to Play Miss Gould Today
Boston’s Miss Zinderstein advances to the finals of the national clay court tennis championship, as Miss Gould the defending champion defeats Miss Tetengs Ballin of New York and Miss Jeanne Fensaine of Los Angeles loses 7-5. Tomorrow’s semi finals set with Roberta Esch and others in Cleveland.
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Miserine Waldo
Chicags
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Tugs Mis. F. HU. Gon
Two Homers for Ruth and Yanks Lose
Ruth hits two homers as the Yankees fall to Boston in New York. Hooper drives in all three Boston runs off Quinn, Pennock allows one. Ruth's 22nd homer of the season comes in the first inning into the center bleachers. Continuous scoring by Boston and strong Yankee pitching struggles mark the first of a four game series.
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Industrial chain and graph teams clash today in league finale
Columbia Graph and American Chain meet at 3:30 in Newfield Park to decide the Industrial League title. Graph pitching steadied by Delbert, while Chain relies on strong batters and a deep lineup to counter.
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Veteran Waldo Forces Youngsters To Travel
Waldo, a veteran table tennis player, traveled with young competitors to Browne Country end. He qualified in the championship division, then was eliminated in the first round after long matches. Despite age, Waldo remains a devoted, energetic supporter of the sport.
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Presbyterian A C Challenge Seeks Games in Greenwich Conn
The Presbyterian A C of Greene seeks to arrange games with local amateur teams. Games to be played in Greenwich, Connecticut. Contact writer Sinner Boome of Presbyterian A C Greenwich.
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Greenewich
Americans Win All Net Matches In British Meet
Wimbledon report shows American players sweeping all net matches in the British lawn tennis championships. William Johnson of California and Willian T. Tilden of Philadelphia teamed in doubles to defeat Andre Lebert and Willi M. Liuvents of France. Boston's Noers Williams beat J Brughon, and Charles Garland of Pittsburgh defeated A Drew as Americans advance in singles and mixed doubles.
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Muania
Eastern Olympic Tryouts at Franklin Field Today
Eastern Olympic trials advance with athletes from colleges and high schools at Franklin Field for a chance at the American team. Notable entrants include Jackson Scholz of Missouri and Ward Trew of Drake, who hold top sprint titles while others from Chicago and alumni circles compete for spots.
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Drake University
Ed Walsh Leads Comeback in Embers Shocker
Ed Walsh, famed spitball pitcher, helps his team salvage a late-inning rally as the club overcomes a rough start. A chaotic play-by-play recounts nervous moments and critical hits, with Walsh delivering a pivotal performance to edge the opposition.
Emanuel loses chess championship to Capablanca in London
London reports the chess match end as Dr Emanuel Lasker loses the championship to Cuban grandmaster Jose Capablanca. Source notes the designation from Amsterdam and details the decisive game held in London on June 5.
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Milford Wheel Club to Play New Haven Saturday
The Milford Wheel Club baseball tent clashes with the Columbus team of New Haven on Govt street grounds Saturday afternoon in one of the season’s fastest games. Manager Marty Von Macht says Jimmy Lavery of Bridgeport will pitch for Milford with Ea. Menson catching, forming a strong defense to represent Milford. Malone Comme sha league umpire to call balls and strikes.
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