Hill Sets Amateur Course Record In City Golf Tourney
Douglas Hill of the Cincinnati Golf Club crushed the Maketewah Course record with a 71 in the second qualifying round of the City Golf Championship. Baumgartner and Stapp finished close behind, with Arnold Hill's performance drawing praise for accuracy and long iron play as match play begins today.
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Woot
Cincinnati
C¢ Commercial Tribune
Douglas Hill
Maketewah Country Club
Bob Newhall
Maketewah
Cincinnati Golf Club
Smithereens
Jack Tarbill
Hill
George Bowden
Young Hill
Bowden
Darwin Stapp
al Baumgartner
Baumgartner
Stapp
Commercial Tribune
Highlands golfers contend as Balch absent in city championship
Frank Marty shot an 80 then nearly 78 to close the gap on leaders while DeWitt Balch misses due to bar exams. Ira Holden struggles with heart condition raising questions about his endurance on Maketewah course. Field advances include Black, Harig, Lush, Briggs, Marty, and others as flight playoffs set with noon tees and 12:30 start.
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Frank Marty
Highlands
Templeton Briggs
Ira Holden
Hi Quackenbush
Fred Lush
Claude Black
William Harig
Uch
DeWitt Balch
Balch
George Bowden
Cincinnati
Hill
Kuhn
Hyde Park
A. Smith
Avon Fields
G. Geillus
A. Joslin
Settee
EB. Ruddell M. Malone
KE. Smethurst
C. Tobias
Losantiville Tees
H. LeBions
Gray
Strange
Ft Mitchell
Harig
Hyde’ Park
T. Creaghead
Ft. Mitchell
Lasantiville Sereeee
Brooks
Richardson
Perin
Wyoming
Eseos
Murdock
Wacheen Hills
F. Lush
Prizes Announced for Maketewah City Golf Championship
The trophy committee for the Maketewah City golf championship awards handsome prizes. Douglas Hill wins the score prize and receives a gold watch fob. The Championship cup is massive silver. the Maketewah and Queen City cups are bronze with a new design. runner-up cups are described as well worth winning.
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Maketewah Country Club
Douglas Hill
Maketewah
Queen City
Barrett Knocked Out By Lew Tendler In Philadelphia
Lew Tendler of Philadelphia knocked out Bobby Barrett of Clifton Heights in the sixth round at National League baseball Park before 20 000 spectators. Tendler dominated with right jabs and left uppercuts while Barrett, lighter and aggressive, failed to mount offense as blood marked Tendler’s face only lightly. The semi final saw Earl France beat Tim Droney, and earlier bouts included George Chaney stopping Alfie Nack and Phil Kaplan defeating Joe Jackson.
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Philadelphia
Lew Tendler
Bobby Barrett
Clifton Heights
Barrett
Herman Taylor
Barret
Tendler
Earl France
Los Angeles
Tim Droney
Lancaster
Tendler-Barrett
George Chaney
Baltimore
Alfie Nack
New York
Phil
Ke”) Kaplan
Jersey City
Joe Jackson
Toledo Club releases infielder Julian Mee
Toledo Ohio June 6 1910 infielder Julian Mee has been given unconditional release by club president Roger Bresnahan Mee was benched after George Whitted was signed as manager and third baseman
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Julian Mee
Toledo
Roger Bresnahan
George Whitted
Mee
Only Thing Neal O'Hara Caught Was That Old Train for Home
Rangedley Lakes June 6. A humorous local note mocks Maine fishing, describing a no-bait shirt fishhook method and lampooning fisheries laws. The author declares responsibility for fish ends, shouting that they are through with them and that no fish will be cared for henceforth.
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Neal O’hara
Fletcher
Maine
Fishermen Fail to Lure Salmon in Odd Week
The writer laments poor fishing as salmon ignore bait despite a week of feeding. A salmoniacal jump spoofs eagerness while fish snub the tackle. The plan to dump caviar and radishes aims to stir appetite, else the anglers fear only the accommodation train home.
Modern fish fail to Fletch erize in Maine waters
The article notes Maine salmon and trout take a bite then scoot away rather than steady worming, leaving anglers frustrated as fishing trends shift away from patient feeding.
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Maine
Coach Leaves Grid For Supreme Bench
Chicago Alderman Walter P. Steffen former University of Chicago star was elected to the Superior Court bench and will resign as Carnegie Tech head coach. He said his judge duties will prevent long Chicago absences, but he may coach next season. after that he plans to retire from football.
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Chicago
Walter P. Steffen
University of Chicago
Carnegie Tech
Pittsburgh
Steffen
Steffen Likely to Return as Carnegie Tech Coach
Carnegie Tech athletic manager Frank Haaran said Walter Steffen of Chicago will coach the Tech football team next fall if possible. Haaran stated Steffen told him he would return to Tech regardless of his Superior Court Judge election, and that Steffen’s contract runs through the end of the upcoming season.
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Pittsburgh
Frank Haaran
Carnegie Tech
Walter Steffen
Chicago
Tech
Steffen
Haaran
California Bears Lose Again in Japan to Hosei University
In Tokyo on June 6 the California baseball team fell for the third time in Japan, this time losing to Hosei University in a game that featured a lopsided score and unclear final tallies due to the garbled report.
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Tokyo
Associated Press
University of California
Japan
Hosei University
Ene Sekshibous Seetetenes
Tunney Ready to Fight Again in July Says Bagley
Gene Tunney's manager Frank Bagley reports numerous club offers for Tunney after losing to Harry Greb. Bagley says Tunney will be ready to fight the first week of July and Greb has promised a rematch in coming months.
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New York
Gene Tunney
Harry Greb
Frank Bagley
Gene
Bagley
Tunney
Greb
Maine Wilderness Trip Ends in Sardonic Salmon Tales
The piece mocks Maine travel lure and railroad bulletins touting five pound salmon. It notes the fish resist most, echoing a traveler’s wink that locals may trap a few, while outsiders struggle to reel them in. The tone satisfies a tongue in cheek exploration of Maine’s allure.
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Rangeley
Maine
Russia
Harding and Taft Named Honorary Olympic Leaders
New York June 6 President Harding and Chief Justice Taft accepted the roles of Honorary President and Vice President of the American Olympic Association Col Thompson announced. Their approvals were ratified with plans to prepare for the 1924 Paris Games including upcoming IOC conferences and a November meeting to appoint the American Olympic Committee for 1924.
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New York
Harding
Taft
Supreme Court
American Olympic Association
Robert M. Thompson
Henry Breckindge
National Fencers’ Association
Julius H. Barnes
National Chamber of Commerce
National Association of Amateur Oarsmen
Thompson
Paris
French Olympic Committee backs 1924 Games
Paris reports the French Olympic Committee with twenty two federations decided unanimously to continue organizing the 1924 Olympic Games. It authorizes its President to declare the decision to the International Olympic Committee and to public authorities.
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Paris
International Olympic Committee
Bayonne middleweight Jeff Smith to box in Tulsa card
Jeff Smith, the Bayonne middle-weight who has faced Champion Greb in seven bouts, will box again in Tulsa on a big card in June. His likely opponent is Jimmy Darcy as Philadelphia, Youngstown and Canton seek another Smith Greb bout.
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Tulsa
Okla
Jeff Smith
Bayonne
Greb
Jimmy Darcy
Philadelphia
Youngstown
Canton
Pepper Martin to Meet Gene Delmont in Boston Bout
Brooklyn reports Pepper Martin a leading feather may face Gene Delmont of Memphis again in Boston late this month for a boxing match.
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Brooklyn
Pepper Martin
Gene Delmont
Boston
Weisman Out, Neiderreiter Chosen as Ridgewood Club Matchmaker
In Brooklyn on June 6, John Weisman resigns as matchmaker for the Ridgewood Grove Sporting Club. Andy Neiderreiter is named his successor to oversee matchmaking duties.
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Brooklyn
John Weismantel
Ridgewood Grove Sporting Club
Andy Neiderreiter
Thorpe Joins Hartford Club of Eastern League
Jim Thorpe, famed Indian ballplayer and Olympic champion, accepted terms with the Hartford Club of the Eastern League and was ordered to report here at once.
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Hartford
Conn
Jim” Thorpe
Colts Beat Vets In Outing Lumbermen Club Baseball Game
The Cincinnati Lumbermen's Club annual outing at Colonel Cody's farm Erlanger Kentucky featured a nip and tuck baseball game. Bramlage delivered a two run triple in the ninth to lift the Colts over Roy Thompson's Vets with Bramlage praised for hitting and Bonner for fielding. A chicken dinner followed under trees with Moran winning horseshoe and Rutledge winning golf events. Six new members were admitted in a post game business session.
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Colonel of Cody
Erlanger
P. D. Bailey
Colts
Roy Thompson
Bramlage
Bonner
Kentucky
Edward Moran
Patrick Rutledge
W. H. Hopkins
J. C. West
Purdue Defeats Indiana In Western Conference Baseball
Purdue beat Indiana 8 to 4 in a Western Conference baseball game at Bloomington alumni homecoming crowd saw the contest. Batteries were Wallace and Walthers for Purdue and Walker and Gray for Indiana.
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Bloomington
Ind
Purdue
Indiana
R. H. B. Purdue
Wallace and Walthers
Walker and Gray
Preakness wins Pillory sets track age records and more
Pillory won the Preakness at Pimlico with a 1.51 3-5 time as 30,000 spectators watched. Cobb matched his 1912 record with five hits in five at bats on May 7. Watervale’s 1911 track record stands at 1.51. The Derby and other items reference different sports and records.
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Pimlico Race Course
Watervale
Cobb
International
American Tennis Association
Jess Barnes
Hod Eller
Cincinnati
Boston Braves
Thompson Velture
Boxing Board Issues Ultimatum On Kilbane and Wilson
New York State Athletic Commission orders featherweight champion Johnny Kilbane and middleweight titleholder Johnny Wilson to sign title defense articles by June 20 or forfeit their claims. Kilbane must face Johnny Dundee. Wilson must meet Harry Greb per an old contract. Noncompliance bars license renewals and opens titles to challengers. ruling may influence Canada and nearby states.
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New York
New York State Athletic Commission
Johnny Kilbane
Johnny Wilson
Kilbane
Johnny Dundee
Wilson
Harry Greed
Gene Tunney
Kilbane-Wilson
Canada
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Ohio
Muldoon
Tex Rickard
Greb
Cleveland
Charlestown
Mass
Kilbane Ready to Defend Featherweight Title on Any Terms
Johnny Kilbane says he will defend his featherweight title at the legitimate limit anytime and anywhere if a suitable purse is offered. He just returned from New York where no offers came, noting only one offer in 18 months for 40 000 dollars which he did not deem large enough. He also says he never applied for a New York boxing license.
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Hill
Odi al Baumgartner
Yesoe Ross
Highlands
Cleveland
New York Athletic Commission
Johnny Kilbane
Kilbane
New York
Springfield Boxer Refuses Comment on Title Feat Timing
Springfield announces no statement on the New York report that the New York State Athletic Commission would forfeit the title unless he fights Harry Greb within a set period.
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Springfield
Mass
Johnny Wilson
New York
New York State Athletic Commission
Harry Greb
Kirkwood Leads In Gleneagles 3000 Guineas Qualifier
Joe Kirkwood the Australian open champion posted a 71 to lead the Gleneagles 3000 guineas golf tourney after the first round. George Duncan and James Braid shot 73, while Jock Hutchison carded 75 and Tom Blair 89. Jim Barnes and Walter Hagen scratched from the event.
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Glen Eagles
Scotland
Associated Press
Joe Kirkwood
George Duncan
James Braid
Kirkwood
Jock Hutchison
Sandwich
Tom Blair
Jim Barnes
Walter Ae
Boxer Chuck Wiggins Begins Jail Sentence
Indianapolis light heavyweight Chuck Wiggins started a six month term at the State Penal Farm after conviction for contributing to the delinquency of a seventeen year old girl. His sentence was upheld by the State Supreme Court and a Pardon Board appeal was denied. A governor granted stay of execution to allow bouts with forfeits, which has now expired.
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Indianapolis
Charles F
Chuck) Wiggins
State Penal Farm
Wiggins
State Supreme Court
McCray
Eton Polo Gains Walkover In Open Cup Round
London June 6 Eton polo players received a walkover in the first round at Raneleigh as the Argentine ponies were overworked and defaulted Lord Cowdray then defeated the Fastcott team 6 3 in the afternoon with a 6 3 score.
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London
Eton
Raneleigh
Lord Cowdray
Fastcott
Amateurs thrill crowd at Riverside boxing event
Over 300 spectators witnessed a lively Riverside arena program with strong showings from Bunny Bruce Newport and Tommy Robbins Covington. Highlight bouts included Henry Colletta Cincinnati stopping H Powell Middle town in the third round and Bunny Bruce knocking out Robbins in the third.
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Riverside Arena
Harry Colletta
Cincinnati
H. Powell
Middletown
Colletta
Powell
Bunny Bruce
Newport
Tommy Robbins
Covington
Bruce
Young Dougherty
Yokum A. C
Johnny Hughes
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Ed. Henneberry
Tommy Sparks
Cino A. C
Benny Dazzler
Young Hopwood
Sally Marringer
Leroy Apple
Tony Stella
Henry Colletta
Umpires Association Holds Closed City Meeting
Members of the Greater Cincinnati Umpires Association met at the Hotel Gibson in a closed session last night amid hints of a dispute with another local amateur athletics group. The meeting discussed sensitive issues, with a prepared public statement to be released at the July gathering.
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Greater
Cincinnati
Umpires’ Association
Hotel Gibson
K. I. O. Association
Thomas Hanley
William Ammon
Philadelphia Country Club Polo Upsets Bryn Mawr Fox Hunters
The Philadelphia Country Club polo team defeated Bryn Mawr Fox Hunters to 20 goals to 10 in the Morrellton Cup opening match. Bryn Mawr carried a sixteen goal handicap while the Country Club played at eleven.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Country Club
Bryn Mawr Fox Hunters
Bryn Mawr
Country Club
RESULTS AT CONNAUGHT ON AND BELLRINGER
Race card style report from Connaught Park detailing multiple races with purses from 800 to 900 dollars. It lists horses, weights, jockeys, times and results across seven races including claiming and allowance events. Notable entries include Erickson Brute Warrington Seuss and The Portuguese with various placings and scratches.
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Weed Erickeon
BRUTE
Berg Wave Warrington
Cena Gregory
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Ceronyour
Aukes Wasvantes
Erickson
Degric Flcc
Haynes
Watts
Seuss Wood
McCoby
Jim Thorpe
Canada
Eteacken Anderson
Aedes Borganowski
Warrington
Myrtle Crown
Indian Prince
Dormai
Galen_Berry
Wakefield
Sugarmint
Mary Jane Baker
Marjorie M
Ferrum
Cl Romeo
Paula V
Sun Brae
Fusee
Exho
Oee Og
TOR
Kis Erickson
Sg A
Len
Bowers
Golden Chance
Oaklawn Belle
Viva Cuba
Belmont Park Race Day Card Report
A garbled usocr text from Belmont Park outlines multiple races with purses from 1000 to 1200, listing horses, weights, jockeys, and times. Scratched entries and results fragment appear for six races including two year old maidens and higher class events.
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D Stapp
Sam Kuhn
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W. Gray
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T. Strange
W. Furste
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W. Harig
H. Lloyd
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O. Perin
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