Big Four Triumphs at Forest Hills Tennis Tourney
The day showcased four standout performances led by Tilden who clinched the title with a straight-sets win after a tight opening. Williams dominated Kinsey with precise serving and aggressive play, while Alonzo battled Johnston before Tittle Bill and Richards demonstrated steady net control in decisive sets at Forest Hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron
Nore
Tilien
Johnson
Tilden
Willams
Williams
Kinsey
United States
Little
Ril Johnston
Manuel Atonza
Abi Tn
Alonzo
Bill
Thoroughbred Racing Meet Results and Entries
Six races detail three year olds and up with claiming purses from 1400 to 3000 dollars. Entries include horses such as Lancer Stutts Royal Sweep Rose Thorn Titre Bal Ree and Bourbon with times ranging from 1 07 to 1 46. Also listed are two year olds maidens allowances and additional participants across the card with finishing times and jockeys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caliming
Noel
Cross Village
Mortensen
A Qugale
Sylvia
Petle
Conaslee
Dusty Mary
Poinsetta
Lancer Stutts
Royal
Barrett
Rose Thorn
Billy Klair
Shotwell
Jaganata
Little
Glory
Allaire
Capt
Haney
Slice
Bel
Dorval Park Race Day Results Readable
Six race card shows purses from 400 to 800 dollars for three year olds and up. Winners include Helen Buckard and Lustresa in early sprints with times around 1 10, and Loggarth Arcon and Triumph among longer routes. Multiple horses listed with post times and earnings, plus other entrants and note of Canadian sealed race.
Aqueduct Results First Race and Brief Standings
Summary of Aqueduct races including the first race for two year olds offering a $1,000 purse over five furlongs with top finishers and times. Also notes results from the second race a steeplechase for three year olds and up, with maidens and a roughly two mile distance, plus a brief mention of the fourth race for older horses and related placements and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ima
Weiner
Barnes
Zesrugge
Pasa
Toggery Bay
Dale
Bucky Harris
Blacksmith
Liason
Herbert
Splintees
MoaAtee Even
Det d
Wombardo
Wykot
Bel Miss Stanley
Frances Rock
Trape the Seer
Surprises Party
Quid Pro Quo
the Bran
Catherines Brown
Ghent
Mahorey
Hans Cor-Olds
Saramaticus
Foch
Prince Ronald
Ale San Wer
Latonia Race Card Summary with Seven Races and Clear Weather
Weather clear and track good as Latonia presents seven races. First race for $1,400 claiming horses at six furlongs features Pacter Black Crackle and Beautiful Addie among others. Second race for $1,200 claiming six furlongs includes Susanne B Candy Jar and William Diggins. Third race $1,500 claiming a mile and seventy yards lists Balance Sheet Dr Tanner and Galloping Shoes. Fourth race $1,600 Hotel Metropole Handicap for two-year-olds at six furlongs with Pat and Camden entry. Fifth race $1,600 allowance at mile seventy yards sees Cherokee Lee and Emis Gary. Sixth race $1,500 allowance six furlongs lists Nor Wester Fire Boy and Dusty Mary. Seventh race $1,500 claiming mile and an eighth includes Plus Ultra Contact and Broken Toy.
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Pacter
Black Crackle
Happy Top
Agarit
Mabel Curtis
Capt. Conan
Rosky Ta
Beautiful Addie
Jolla Boy
Nottnreese
Brocklesvy
Waponoca
Royal Miss
Blennerhassett
Lancer
Sam Mengel
Alexander Moors
Red Pennant
Kublai Khan
Dr. Tanner
Bargain Bay
Pat
A- Dark Phantom
Alleghan
a-Devon
a-Camden
Cherokee Lee
Almadel
Emis Gary
Bona Vera
King Gorin
Boon Companion
Nor- Wwester
Fire Boy
Old Slit
Dusty Mary
King Colin
Folite
Lopgchamps
Broken Toy
Wong
Hall and Wilber Tennis Finals Result Recap
Semi final and consolation results from the tennis meet feature Hall, Wilber, Armitage, Chapman, Hoffman, Davenport, and Wolfman. Notable matches include Hall defeating Poster, Wilber over Wheeler, and mixed doubles Wolfman with Hulton defeating Weidlich pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Winton Hoffman
Pauline Ldulton
Weldlich Brothers
Williams
Wilson
Warren Hall
George Poster
Thomas Wilber
J. W. Wheeler, Jr
Virginia Armitage
N. B. Gaynor
Alice Chapman
Edith Huffman
R. B. Briggs
William Davenport
W. T. Grumman
Winten Wolfman
Pauline Hulton
Godfrey
Marion Weidlich
New York Unable To Secure Hamilton NHL Franchise
Representatives of the New York Hockey club announced the termination of negotiations to purchase the Hamilton Club and its star players for a winter team at Tex Rickard's Madison Square Garden. T J D via Dusgan stated Mickey Roach and Billy Burch could not be obtained as they planned to retire or coach in Pittsburgh.
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Toronto
Ont
New York Hockey Club
Hamilton Club
National Hockey League
Tex Rickard
Miadison Square Garden
Hamilton
T. J. Dusgan
Mickey Roach
Billy Burch
Hamilton Stars
Pittsburgh
Barnes Wins World's Unofficial Golf Crown
James M. Barnes of New York wins the unofficial world championship at the British Open event, defeating William MacParkine of York, the American Open champion, by twelve and eleven in the final holes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnes
James M. Barnes
New Yorker
Judashy
William MacParkine
York
White Sox Claim Berg In Reading Action
White Sox acquire Berg from Reading in a deal noted by Citing Berg as a shortstop move. The transaction appears tied to September activity with team positions shifting as prospects move up.
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White Sox
Berg
Reading
Mor Berg
Elawa
Waterbury Defeats Hartford In Nine Innings
Waterbury wins 5 to 4 after a 9 inning game. Key players include Mullen Donahue Hesse McCarthy with two base hits and Spates Johnson Bind O Neal Rush handling pitching duties. Dailey allowed five hits. Rush pitched 9 innings with one hit by pitch and two walks. Winning pitcher Trush loses Johnson. Umpires Breslin Summers Barnett. Time 1832.
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Waterbury
Mullen
Donahue
Hesse
McCarthy
Cosgrove
Owen
Hanley
Kenna
Durochet
Shay
Drochet
Torph
Johnson
Hartford
Waterburyhe
Dailey
O'Neal
Rush
Spates
Mers
Waof
Interbury
Hartford Ab
Nkel Rf
Kennae O " Mullen
Durocher Sa
Dalley
Heitman
Owen Xx
Nmap
Waterbu
Leary
Partridge
Helgeth
Hantey
Torphy
O'Neill
Keefe
Yordy
Daltey
Hartford Pogo Rs
Hesse Ib
Fraser Cf
Schinkel
Comiskey
Durocher
Owen P
Dailey P
Touchstone
I—S Waterbury
Muffen
Torophy
Hartford & Waterbury
Fuller
Kellogg Firm On Exclusion Of Communist Saklatvala
State department upholds visa denial for Shapurji Saklatvala communist MP and signals a policy to bar officials who advocate overthrow of government. Borah disputes the quotes cited by Kellogg, while the Civil Liberties Union protests the ruling and offers Saklatvala legal aid.
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Washington
State Department
Shapurji Saklatvala
House of Commons
Rewariding
United States
Inter-Parliamentary Union
Kellogg
Saklatvala
Fores
Borah
Saklatvakt
Serrator Borah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
State Departments
Mr. Kellogg
London
Idaho
Saklatyala
Department
Aim
New York
State Department i N
Frank B. Keltong
The
Civil Liberties Union
Sakelatvala
Kellogg's
Porrert Batley
Winter league planned for Florida coast teams
Hollywood Florida reports a proposed Southern Provida winter league centered on Miami area resorts. Teams from Dollywood Miami Fort Lauderdale Boca Raton Coral Gables and others would compete with Class A and AA players joining promoters led by Frank Gardiner. Start planned for December with multiple leagues supplying players.
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Hollywood
Fla
Provida
Miami
Dollywood
Fort Lauderdale
Boca Raton Coral Gables
Miami Shores
Pulford
Croissant Park
Frank Gardiner
Beaught
Florida
Torgato
Red Helt
Jersry Ci
Um Vine
Tonisvile
Stephen Gutchess Dies After Long Illness at Home
Stephen D. Gutchess died last night at his Long Ai home after an eight year illness. He ran a business college on Cannon Street and lived in Bridgeport since 1910, previously in Detroit. He was 62, survived by his wife Adelaide and brother H. Gutchess of Port Byron. Funeral plans were pending.
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Stephen D. Gutchess
Long Ai
Mr. Gutchess
Cannon Street
Adelaide A. Armstrong Gutchess
Bridgeport High’ School
H. ©. Gutchess
Port Byron
Gutchess
Detroit
First Baptist Church
Old Randall of Fairfield Beach Clams In Calm Retirement
Randall known as Old Randall at Fairfield beach and Penfield Reef recalls slavery days and emancipation while calmly digging clams at low tide. He describes farm life and sales of enslaved people as part of memory, then prefers quiet seaside walks and shell beds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall
Fairfield Beach
Penfield Reef
Rai
Penfield Bar
Mahoney Trial Date Deferred in Murder Case
Janes B. O Mahony of New York City awaiting trial for first degree murder in the slaying of his sweetheart. Judge George J Hinman postponed proceedings until after October 1 to allow defense time to study the prisoner and consider an insanity defense with counsel and arsenist expert input.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janes B. O'Mahony
New York City
George J. Hinman
William A. Comley, Jr
O'Mahoney
Hinman
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Wilber
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Thomas Wither
J. W. Woreler, Jr
Paul Karna
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George Foster
Jonathan Grout
Mrs. N. RB. Gaynor
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API
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A. BE. Lafferty
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John Murt
Fagencity
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Frank Meyers
Trix
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Sydney Prichard
Lafferty
Pim
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Old Randall
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