Bannerot Favored In First Annual City Wide Golf Tourney
Warneke blanks Giants for first time this season as Cubs split twin bill. Edgewood ace shoots 69 at Kanawha Club. Frank A. Keight reports on Meadowbrook course readiness, top contenders, and match play setup for the Gazette city wide golf tournament.
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Warneke "Blanks Giants
Cubs
Bill
Frank A. Keight
Gazette
Unksman
Meadowbrook Golf Club
Banneret
Prec Bannerot
Edgewood Country Club
Ace F Gles
West Virginia
White E Sulphur Springs
Ee Hall
Kanawha Country Club
Llut Collet
Meadowbrook
Kanawha
Bali
Lowe
Biro
Ain 4
Aim Beck
EB. Mweeker
Meadowtrack
Fatt Dunnavent
Ed Youghen
Hall
Tess
Evarue
Tet Galligen
Meadowbrook Pro
Parker Reaches Finals in Cincinnati Tennis Tourney
16 year old Frankie Parker of Milwaukee advances to the finals of the national boys singles in Cincinnati and faces George Lott of Chicago for the title. Lott, Bentley and Hall also compete in doubles and other matches as the event narrows to a few contenders.
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Parker
Cincinnati
Crane
Atamina
Frankie Parker
Milwaukee
Een
George Lott
Chicago
Gilbert Hall
Kant Orange
N. J
Star
Herbert Bowman
Bermudg
Hail
Lott
Fritz Agercur
Beth- Jenem
Chitefly
I White Lott
Dorothy W. Hack
Becramento
Cal
Clara L. Zinke
Mack
Ruth Orxman
Cincinnat
Zinxe
Catherine Wolf
American Association teampare 2 NO 1 poO-T Ht 1
Demme Pole and Collins Bolen mamheri and Angley Riddle are listed among team members in a garbled American Association note.
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Demme
Pole
Collins
Bolen
Mamheri
Angley
Riddle
Tourney Pairings Champlion whin Pighe Winner to receive Trophy
Tournament pairings list for a golf championship with trophies and prizes donated by local sponsors. Matches begin 4:00 PM in Stine Hall and continue in scheduled flights with consolation prizes and various donors. Players urged to confirm times or contact Meadow Brook Golf Shop for changes.
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Champlion Whin Pighe
Kay Jewelry Company
Recelys Smith
Harmon, Isaac and
Martin
Stine Hall
Roy Wells
Otis Hwecker
W. E. Gemmell
Vaughan
Howerd Ball
Cert Leadman
E. A. Bonham
Joe Goldsmith
E. A. Hart
H. Landig Parsons
Fred Faulkner
Ed Braid
C. Stanton
E. BH. Payne
Robert Hyde
H. H. Hie
Joe Crain
W. B. Watts
O. M. Floyd
Goldsmith
G. F. Wilkinson
W. Seitz
C. B. Talley
Eugene Petiry
Donn A. Woorhees
C. G. Adams
W. Savage
L. EH. Talbot
H. Bramblith
C. Schrader
H. C. Minerva
Hank Frazier
B. B. James
Bill Wright
Zimmerman
Clear Store
Charleston
D. D. Hil
W. W. Shank
J. R. Adams
W. G. Staaki
Tom Muyava
A. K. Moore
J. D. Whitworth
Z. J. Hagner
B. T. Willams
E. L.martin
A. D. Maddox
Brooks
Frank Knight
Cyril Jones
W. HM. Miller
C. Hawkins
Cornells Seconds Cup Rowing Prelim Crowned
Cornell substitutes won the pickle boat race at Poughkeepsie preliminaries for the Intercollegiate Regatta on Hudson. They beat Syracuse by two lengths with Columbia third and a combined crew fourth. Lambart coached Columbia and Ward Trophy presented for substituted crews. Tomorrow final practice as racing builds toward the main event.
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N. Y
Cornell
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Hudson
Big Red Cubs
Syracuse
Columbia'e
Ruraity
Massachusetts Tech
Washington
Navy
Ithacans
Paul Hunt
Ward
Columbia
Eric Lambart
Liue
Lambart
Pennsylvania
Helen Hicks to Lead Invited Golf Tourists at Allegheny
International and district golf stars join the seventh annual Allegheny Country Club women’s invitation tournament next week in Pittsburgh. Helen Hicks, American champion, is slated to head American and Canadian visitors. The event runs Friday and Saturday.
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Pittsburgh
International and District Golf
Allegheny Country Club
Helen Hicks
De Forest Framed by Illness in Hazzard Hospital
Jimmy De Forest 84, renowned former boxer and trainer of many top fighters, remains seriously ill at Hazzard Hospital in LOMO BRANCH New Jersey on June 18.
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Lomo Branch
N. J
Jimmy de Forest
Hazzard Hospital
Wimbledon Classic Opens Monday With 300 Players
London reports Wimbledon starts Monday with over 300 entrants from 201 nations. The two week event will draw royal spectators and British aristocracy. Americans Helen Wills Moody Ellsworth Vines Jr seek form as Vines aims to rebound after Queen's Club defeat. defending singles champion Sainey Wood Jr and Frank Shields also contend. George Lott John Van Ryn and others miss titles. Wilmer Allison and Van Ryn arrive to bolster US entries.
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London
Britain
America
Helen Wills Mooly
Ellsworth Vines, Jr
Mrs. Moody
Vines
Harry Hopman
Sainey Wood, Jr
Frank Shields
George Lott
John van Ryn
Lawrence Harper
Chicago Star
Uncle Sam
Wilmer Allison
United States
Wil
Two Marks Beat At Harvard Meet In Olympic Trials
East and south track stars clashed at Harvard Stadium as world records fell or tied. Leo Sexton set an 18 pound shot mark, George Lermond clocked 9:44 in the 3000 meter steeplechase, and Emmett Toppitt of Loyola New Orleans posted 10.4 in the 100 meters final. Percy Beard equaled the 110 meter hurdles best, Tom McDonough sliced Jose Ray’s record in the 10,000 meters, John Waybright led the 200, Karl Warner tied 400, J P Healey set a hurdles mark, John Anderson threw 103 feet 4 1/2 inches, and Keith Brown vaulted 19 feet 10 inches.
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Cambringe
Mass
Uncle Sam
Harvard
Leo
Sexton
New York A. C
Jing Fent
Hirschfeld
Germany
Hetman Brix
Los Angeles
Nolder
Taft
Calif
George Lermond
West Point
Jin
T. A. Loukkola J
Finland
Emmett Toppitce
Loyola
New Orleans
Charlie Patlock
Eddie Tolan
Percy Beard
Tom McDonough
Boston A. A
Jose Ray
John Waybright
Naval Academy
Karl Warner
Wale
J.P. Healey
New York A.C
John F. Anderson
Pittsburgh Lads To Depart Today for Berkeley Meet
Pittsburgh district track stars head west from Pittsburgh to compete in the I. A. A. A. track and field championships at Berkeley California. The contingent includes Woody Hertis Bill Keller Jim MacMurdo from the University of Pittsburgh Tom Coulter from Carnegie Tech captain Regie Fraser from West Virginia University and others.
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Pittsburgh
Siats
Berkeley
Cal
Woody Hertis
Bill Keller
Jim MacMurdo
University of Pittsburgh
Tom Coulter
Car
Regie ‘Tech
Gordy Fraser
West. Virginia University
Park Bleacher Ducats Reduced to 40 Cents
The Charleston park plans a Monday night price cut for bleachers and park seating. Admission will be 40 cents with a seven cent tax, treasurer Miller states women and children charged 20 cents, grandstand seats unchanged.
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Charleston
Kanaywha Park
Leal
Miller
Gate Is Carey Prediction For Schmelings Title Defense
New York June 1 William F Carey president of Madison Square Garden outlined the financials for Max Schmeling vs Jack Sharkey noting 324000 in cash in the fight treasury and predicting a 6400 000 gate amid changes to seat pricing. He denied that higher priced seats altered the lower priced ticket volume and explained adjustments to seats to secure additional low priced revenue. He stated break even could be reached with receipts as low as 100900 while Sharkey trained at Orangeburg and Schmeling fought in Kingston engaging Stout opponents and showing strong defense.
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New York
Warriors
William F. Carey
Madison Square Garden
Max
Bey
Carey
Orangeburg
Sharkey
Joe Sekura
Fleet Dayton
Maryland Stars Left in Tourney
Johns Hopkins University defeated Crescent Athletic Club of New York 10 to 2 to advance in the Olympic Lacrosse tournament, keeping Maryland schools prominent as teams from the state faced northern entrants.
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Maryland Stars
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
Paterling
Crescents Athetic Club
New York
Gusto Wins American Derby At Washington Park
Gusto the gifted three year old son of American Flag-Daylight Saving raced from sixth to first in a sensational stretch drive to win the 50,009 American Derby at Washington Park Chicago before 30000 spectators. Oscalator, the favorite, placed second with Prince Hotspur third as I Say faded from the early pace. The muddy track did not deter Gusto who finished the mile and a quarter in 2 40 2 5 and paid 21.54 to win 90.90 to place and 40 to show continuing Morton L Schwartz ownership with prizes totaling 68 are reported and purses distributed.
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Washington Park
Chicago
Gusto
Morton L. Schwartz
Oscalator
Prince Hotspur
Joseph Letter
F Say
Prince Hotapur
Yonk
Anow
Sleider
Schwartz
W. R. Coe
New York
Osculator
Starchers Down Point Lick Nine in Fast Baseball Game
Starchers Baptist nine pounded 37 hits yesterday afternoon at Ketlyas Park to beat Point Lick 12 to 8. Martin led with four hits while McCoy and Weaver added three each as Point Lick threatened with a six run seventh but could not overcome the Baptist lead. The Starchers meet Gazette cine Tuesday at 240 oclock at Kattys Daring Valley. Bell encounters Wednesday evening at all Oplesh by the Baptists.
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Starcher
Baptist Baseball
Ketly'a
Point Lick
Yretters
Baptist
Martin
McCoy
Weaver
Gazette Cine
Katty
Daring Valley
Frame Wins Net Title In Eastern Intercollegiate Tennis
Frame of Harvard won the eastern intercollegiate tennis title at Apawamis club Rye by defeating Harald Christensen of the Philadelphia School of Osteopathy in the final, 6-3 6-2 8-2, sealing the championship.
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Rye
N.Y
Ronald Frame
Harvard Today
Harald Christensen
Philadelphia School of Osteopathy
Apawamis Club
Speed Merchants To Meet At Armory In Charleston
American Legion officials announce a weekly Armory wrestling card headlined by two top welterweights from Toledo and Tacoma. The main event is a two hour time limit bout decided in one fall with Jimmy Duggan refereeing, plus three supporting matches featuring Johnny Cartin Bud Mitchell Phil Nelson and Larry Straub.
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Feraons
Charles Arquette
Tacoma
Wash
Fort Simms
Toledo
Charleston Wrestling Bugs
Armory
American Legion
Charleston
Johnny Cartin
Trom
Louisville
Cartin
Playhouse
Bud
Tiger) Mitchell
Philadelphia
Mitchell
Phil Nelson
Dayton
Larry Straub
Columbus
Legion
Thei
The
Jimmys Duggan
Wolgist
Prankie Genaro
Neve
Johnny Edwards
Yankees Use Strategy For Win Over White Sox, 4 2
The New York Yankees won 4 to 2 over the Chicago White Sox using strategy after failing to hit Lyons. Gehrig doubled, a squeeze play by Dickey, and a double steal helped the Yankees rally in the seventh after Chicago errors gave two runs in the first. Hodapp drove in one for Chicago, while Fothergill contributed another.
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White Sox
Hicago
New York Yankees
Ted Lyons
Tou Gehrig
Bill Dickey
Chicago
Hot Fothergill
New York
Pipgras
Lyons
Lyons Nluth
Rumi
Combs
Sewell
Gehrig
Dickey
Hayes
Pothergill
Kress
Ruth
Hodapp
Fothergill
Hite
Punk
Sases
Lazzeri
Lett-oti Basts
Chitueo
Dalis
Tyone
Aipgras
Wud Pich
Piperas
Guthrie
Geteel
Giants
Cubs
Herman Beil
Adolfo Luque
Grante
Herman
Jurges
Baste
Frank Hogan
Johnny Moore
Hoimer
Pirat
Detroit Tops Washington 14 to 11 After Long Pitching Swap
Detroit outslugged Washington 14 to 11 as 8 pitchers combined for 31 hits and 53 bases. Reynolds hit two homers with Bluege and Gehringer adding one each, while Washington errors and walks aided the Tigers who outhit 16 to 15. Dick Coffman started for Washington, Vic Sorrell and others split Detroit’s load.
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Detroit
Washington
Reynolds
Bluege
Gehringer
Dick Coffman
Marberry
Ragland
Thoman
Crowder
Vic Sorrell
Sion Hogcett
George Uhle
Ben'ble
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Ywrth
Oo Berg
Coffman
Hogeete
Crowerr
Rice
Spencer
Thomas
Fastington
Rune—Manush
West
Cronin
Aynolde
Pitase Tunnto
Baseball Scores From National and American Leagues
National League results include Brooklyn edging Cincinnati 3-2 in the first game and 3-1 in the second. Pittsburgh fell to Boston 11 innings 2-1 and New York beat Chicago 8-3 after Chicago won 4-3 at another locale. American League scores show Philadelphia defeating St Louis 6-1 in the second, Detroit 14-11 over Washington, Cleveland 9-2 over Boston, New York 4-2 over Chicago, with Philadelphia 7 over St Louis in the first.
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Boston
New York
Chicago
Evond
Philadelphia
St. Loota
St. Louis
Philadephbe
Levin
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
National League
Brooks
Chacinmigtt
Bosta St
Cubs Fall Short as Giants Take Opener in First Gotham Cup Contest
In New York, the Giants beat the Cubs 4 to 2 in the opener of a doubleheader, leveraging Chicago errors to seize a quick lead. Warneke pitched a 3 0 shutout in the nightcap as the Giants clinched the doubleheader, with key hits from Fitzsimmons, Hemshey, and Hogan.
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York
Chicago
Cubs
Giants
Warneke
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