Coffey Edges Flynn In Open Air Bout At Brighton Beach
Jim Coffey the Irish heavyweight won a brutal nine round bout at the Brighton Beach race track. Flynn fought with grit but Coffey's superior ring generalship and sharp left jabs wore him down until the referee stopped the fight. Coffey suffered injuries but secured the decision amid a large crowd and strong support.
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Jim Coffey
Flynn
Pueblo
Sam
Tim Dr. Corbett
Coffey
Hilly Moore
Jima
Blain
Lynn
Jack Curley
Lynac
Moore
Tennis results highlight Eastern New York Championship
In Hartsdale at the County Tennis Club of Westchester, A D Hammett and Arthur M Lovi joined Walker M Hall to reach the semi finals. Hammett beat George King 6-3 6-4. Behar fell to Dionne in three sets. Ward defeated Touissant 6-4 6-?. doubles and mixed doubles progressed with Woskell Bayes and others advancing.
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A. D. Hammett
Arthur M. Lovibond
Walker M. Hall
Westchester
Hartsdale
Hammett
George King
Seventh Regiment
E. M. Behar
Public Schools Athletic League
Brighton Beach
Greater New York
H. Gillespie
Stuyvesant
Vitory
Sorin
de Witt Clinton
Curtis
P. de Mund
Bay Dee
R Raymond
Townsend Harris
W Rubenstein
Commercial
W. Hanson Curtis
J. McKinney
Bay Ridge
L. Fortis
Morris
F. Barrett
Stuyvesary
N. Canaday
Erasmus
N. Weaver
Flushing
J. Hahd
F. Kundl
H. Broeckerman
Riching
Reinecke
Vincher
Gillespie
Townsend
Cohan
Webster
Hanlon
Fertig
Starkman
Bombardier Wells Wins In Ninth Round Knockout
Bombardier Wells defeated Dick Smith the English light heavyweight champion in the ninth round of a twenty round bout in London. The bout occurred on May 81 with Wells delivering the decisive knockout.
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Bombardier Wells
Dick Smith
England
Bombardier Well
London
Andover and Exeter Track Meet Ends With Andover Victory
Phillips Andover Academy won the annual track meet over Phillips Exeter 54 to 41 at Andover Massachusetts. Andover swept the 440 yard dash and set two meet records, while Clifford Rodman of Los Angeles clocked 1545 in the high hurdle and Captain Lt. T Prescott of Andover won the 220 yard dash in 2125, with Dudley ends and J Purrill of New Rochelle equaling the 10 second record in the 100 yard dash.
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Andover
Mass
Phillips- Andover Academy
Phillips-Exeter
Clifford Rodman
Los Angeles
Lt. T. Prescott
Dudley
J. Purrill
New Rochelle
Crescent Lacrosse Narrow Tie With Toronto Univ at Bay Ridge
Crescent Athletic Club and Toronto University played lacrosse to a 3-3 draw at Bay Ridge grounds. After a 3-1 first period Crescents improved in the second half but needed a late goal to force the tie. Captain Ted Cyplet twisted his knee. Andres Kerr Halleck and O Rourke also played through injuries with Lars Kennedy scoring the final goal.
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Crescent
Toronto University
Crescent Athletic Club
Bay Ridge
Crescents
Ray Ride
Kame
Ted Cyplet
New Moon
Andres
Kerr Alao
Halleck
O Rourke
Lars Kennedy
Belmont Park Tragedy: Two Thoroughbreds Die in Quick Succession
At Belmont Park yesterday two thoroughbreds died within minutes during exercise. Talisman, owned by Lan Pinkerton, collapsed and died while being prepared for a mile run. Walters, Louis Martini's horse, broke a leg after a tumble and was shot to end its suffering.
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Belmont Park
Pinkerton
Talisman
Rose Clark
Louis Martini
Walters
Japanese billiards expert rises for Hoppe clash at Daly's
The article outlines Koi Yamada's rapid improvement and Daly's Academy match preparation as he eyes a 250 point target, averaging around 10.21 with high runs noted, ahead of a big defense against Willie Hoppe.
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Ated
Hal Coleman
Daly's Academy
Willie Hoppe
Coleman
Koi Yamada
Gibbons and Bartfield Shine in Open Air Ring at Ebbets Field
Open air boxing drew 11 000 fans to Ebbets Field as Gibbons and Bartfield fought to a draw in the marquee middleweight bout. Bartfield matched the St Paul star, landing crisp jabs while Gibbons showed sporadic bursts before fading. Johnny Dundee scored the only knockout, flooring John Drummie in the second round. Levinsky outboxed Flynn with defense and distance, while McCoy failed to threaten Martin who dominated until a draw. Dutch Brandt defeated Battling La...
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Ebbets Field
Mike Gibbons
St. Paul
Bartfield
United States Army
Gibbons
Pas
Bartfields
Real
Dan
Porky) Flynn
Levinsky
Boston
Johnny Dundee
John (Youne) Drummie
Jersey City
Dundee
Drummie
Jersey
Rey
McCoy
Brooklin
Johnny Howar
Flushing Golfer Wins Tuxedo Cup in Narrow Victory
Gardiner W. White of Flushing defeated Paul Moore of Morris County 9 up 7 to play to capture the Tuxedo Golf Club invitation trophy. White led after morning and built a commanding lead in the 36 hole final, overcoming late resistance from Moore and sealing the win with strong play on the final holes.
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Gardiner W. White
Flushing
Tuxedo Golf Club
Paul Moore
Morris County
Flushing Clu
Moore
White
Hite
Dwight Partridge
Bedford
F. L. Carey
John N. Stearns
Nassau
St Princeton
William Watson
New Jersey State Golf, Association
Stearns
John N. Stearns, Jr
Sleepy Hollow
Baltusrol
Miss Wagner Leads Open Amacassin Tennis Day
Marie Wagner former national champion led women's singles with wins over Gertrude Hall and Josephine Martin at Yonkers Open Amacassin Club. H Henderson of University Heights Club impressed by reaching fourth round with straight sets and scoreless game, highlighting a day of competitive matches and close-set battles.
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Marie Wagner
Amacassin Country
Yonkers
Wagner
Gertrude Hall
Gome
Josephine Martin
Miss Martin
H. Henderson
University Heights
Carona Winn
Clare Cassell
Amy Karper
Eugenia Robinson
Mary Wagner
Gertrude Hill
Mine Josephine Martin
Mia. Oa
Barron
Mise Marie Wagner
Miss Josephine Martin
Bruge Nolan
P. H. Rigas
Derson
H. W. Forster
C. M. McGuire
Norman Johnson
George B. Pegram
Croley
Leslie V. Robinson
K. B. Smith
B. Winekier
F. B. Fuller
Thomas Moores
Ingo Hartman
Roesbeck
G. Nolan
Ss. H. Rowe
A. M. Hyde
Fr. Andrews
L. Grinnell
B. H. James
Guy Brinkerhoff
W. Lippincott
J. M. Gesner, Jr
F. J. H. Rowe
Lawn Tennis Championship Doubles Final Sets New England Wins
In Newton Massachusetts Harry C Johnson and Irving Wright of Longwood Cricket Club won the Massachusetts lawn tennis doubles title by defeating J W Foster and W Currier of Boston with scores 7 3 4 6 8. In Williamsport Trinity captain Cutler beat Edsall in a leading New England intercollegiate match as Williams swept the tournament. Holy Cross beat Tufts 7 0 at Worcester. Wesleyan swept Bowdoin in Middletown winning all six matches.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Chapionship
Peninsylvania
Merion Cricket Club
Haverford
Edward T. Raymond
Westside Tennis Club
New York
Marshall MacLean
Morristown
N. J
Helen Homat
Eleanore Fears
Boston
Elizabeth Porter
Washington
Eleanor Carey
Baltimore
LD. P. Wood
California
Mirian Steever
Andover
Maas
Barger Wallach
Newport
Misa Molla Bjurstedt
Mixes Elzabeth Porter
Mies F. S. Bryant
Mre Gilbert Harvey
Country Club
C. B.wright
Mies Eleanor Carey
Mies M. Thompson
Lake Forest
Claire Cassell
Elizabeth Henry
EF. Willcox
Merion
Stevens
North Andover
D. Paul
Gertrude Hollis
Dorothy Disston
Philadelphia Cricket
Emelie Kennedy
Merton
Mise I. Kissel
M. Willett
Norwood
Mi Mary Stall
Morion Fenno
Schiicter, Jr
Hibern Merion
Mre
P. J. Wood
Shrewsbury
Helen Alexander
Miriam Steever
Alice Miller
Mildred Willard
Evelyn Kunk
Merifor
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Lilian Gest
Mre. C . Beard
Cynwyd
Violet. Gratz
Mids K. Brinton
Overbrook
Jertrude Henry
Newton
Mass
Harry C. Johnson
Irving
Wright
Longwood Cricket Club
J. W. Foster
W. Currier
Williamstown
Williams
Trinity
Cutler
New England
Edsall
Worcester
Holy Cross
Tufts
Medford
Middletown
Conn
Wesleyan
Bowdoin
Mathey and Hall win Elizabeth Town Cup doubles match
Dean Mathey and Walter M. Hall of New York defeated Harold Throckmorton and Lindsay Dunham of Princeton in a tense final at the Elizabeth Town and Country Cup in Elizabeth New Jersey. They dropped the first two sets 8 3 and 6 2 before recovering to win in five sets 8 3 6 4 6 4.
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D Davis
Armstrong
Joseph J. Arm
Philadelphia
Mastrong
California
Willis EB. Davis
Minnesota
W J. Clothier
W. A. Larned
New York
Noble
Elizabeth N. J
Dean Mathey
Walter M. Hall
Harold Throckmorton
Lindsay Dunham
Princeton
Golfers Qualify for President's Cup at Yountakah Club
Daylong rounds at Yountakah yielded tight leaderboards as A. G. Heller and K. Hersloff top the net totals in handicap medal play for the President's Cup qualifying. Mixed foursomes saw Mrs Pfeil and partners posting strong scores amid a busy golf day across several clubs.
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Yountakah Country Club
A. G. Heller
Kk. B. Hersloff
E. President
Up. B. Hersloff
W. J. Berg
W. I. Pyle
A. B. Waller
A.C. McLaughlin
B. Edwards
F. H. Edwards
Hi. Edwards, Jr
H. G. Terhune
E. Benson
J. A. Kurvey
J. O. Powers
Ww. H. Arnold
Ie Ee Rothwell
L. H. Vories
Mrs
CC. H. Kunach
B. Uu. Anderson
W. S. Andrews
Cc. H. Helfich
C. H. Soule
J. A. Swan
H. G. Giles
T. W. McMullen
F. B. Anderson
R. T. Anderson
Mra. H. Cc. Reynolds
F. Curley
Country Club Golf at Greenwich Cups Presented
Special to The New York Times from Greenwich Conn May 31 golf played for cups presented by the Greenwich Country Club results include Class A matches such as Lynde down 5 3 and Foster 9 6 down with others. Green Committee Cup results list Crocker beating Armstrong 7 and 6 Hodgens beating Lynde 1 up and 19 with several other close finishes.
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Greenwich
New York
Conn
Zittel
M. Dougherty
H. B. Slayback
Marston
T. M. Hodgens
J. A. Moffat
J._A. Clark
J. H. Shearson
Crocker
Armstrong
G. P. Lynde
G. J. Galns
B. Foster
Dp. Or
F. BR. Tuttle
A. E. Ranny
H. Gillan
R. T. McGusty
L Honner
Hackensack Golfers Compete for Vice President Cup
At Hackensack Golf Club on May 31, 96 members played a 36-hole handicap for the Vice President's Cup. Morning and afternoon rounds produced the top four low net scorers advancing to match play. Walter Terhune led with a 144 net and also won the day's special prize for the lowest net score.
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Fox Hills Golf Club
George Wormley
W. S. Kimball
KE. M. Burns
H. L. Wyatt
Richard R. Mamick
A. M. Williams and
Worthley
Glen Ridge
Harry D. Smith
R. M. Burns
Ioh Scheffey
Charles Yates
Sands
F. Cc. Hall
B. Stearns
R. Christie
Harold Hi. Wilcox
A. Copper
Y. Bradlee
Ralph Starrett
B. Alling
Cairns
Percy Allen
Francis EK. Donohoe
Dorothy CC. Allen
St the
Scarsdale
Apawamils Club
Hnry Kryn
Harmon 3
Hackensack
New York Times
N. J
Hackensack Golf Club
Easify
Walter Terhune
R. Lemonize
R. A. Beldingins
J. HM. Abeel
Wykagyl Club Golf Winners Named in Two-Hole Event
Wykagyl Club hosted golf contests with two winning pairs. In the morning W B Stevenson and W M Pickalay captured a four ball best ball handicap event with a record of 83 76. In the afternoon H V Gaines and T V Bermingham won a four ball beat ball handicap over 56 holes.
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Wykagyl Country Club
W. F. Stevenson
W. M. Picksiay
H. V. Gaines
Pep Bermingham
Gaines
Wykagyl Club
Golf Club Yes
Wykakyl Country
Stevenson
Ww. M. Pickalay
Ecord
H. Vv. Gaines
T.V. Bermingham
Pear
Tennis Champion Loses Nassau Queens Title at Great Neck
In Great Neck Hills Country Club the defending champion R. B. Gatcomb fell to A. F. von Bernuth 3-6 6-1 6-2 in the Nassau and Queens championship semifinal. Von Bernuth advances to meet Ralph Boga, who beat H. M Hobart 6-1 6-4, for the title. Doubles saw the von Bernuth brothers win their matches, defeating Hutchinson and Hobart with Johnson and Roberts also advancing.
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R. B. Gatcomb
Nassau and
Queens Cyes
Great Neck Hills
Great Neck
L. L
A. F. von Bernuth
Ralph H. Boga
Boggs
H. M. Hobart
von Bernuth Brothers
H. M . Hutchinson
Hobart
A. Ind M. Johnson
R. H. Roberts
Nassau
I. von Bernuth
Ohip
HR. Gatcomb
Ralph H. Boges
R. L. von Bernuth
A. I. von Bernuth
G. Hutchinson
Rk. H Roberts de M. Hobart
A. H. W. Barnwell
M. Johnson
K. Warden
R. E. Second Fears
W. H. Mitchener
H. J. Howard
AL von Bernuth
Seventh Regiment tops West Point Officers Club in tennis
The Seventh Regiment tennis team defeated the West Point Officers' Tennis Club 5 to 1 in the morning match. Individual results included W Wildrick beating G G Moore 6-4, Kingsmith beating Colonel Holt 6-4, Grenz defeating Maliven 4-8-8, Tomlin defeating Kallock 6-2, and doubles Holt/Wildrick losing to Smith/Grenz 4-6.
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New York Times
West Point
Seventh Regiment
Sulmonary Stogles
W. Wildrick
G. G. Moore
Tale Kingsmith
Colonel Holt
G. C. Grenz
Maliven
R. Tomlin
Kallock
Army
Holt
Wildrick
Smith and Grenz
H. Liieutenants Marven
Mensae
Tomiin
Local Tennis Championship Round Results
Mrs Chemlore Earle beats Miss G Wilson 6 0 in a round one match. H Voshel and partners win mens doubles. Raymond 6 1 6 1 over Bages. Steitt Kampf and W Rosenbaum defeat Burroughs by default. Metlase and Touissant beat Andrews and Evans 6 4 6 3. In mixed doubles second round Grove and Steinkampf defeat Mason and Vanderbilt Ward 6 4 6 3. Gamage and Cassidy defeat Earle and Root 6 4 6 4.
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Vanderbilt Ward
Bronx
W. J. Touissant
G. A. L. Dionne
West Side
Allen Behr
Dionne
Howard Woskell
Frederick ©. Bayes
KE. Fox
G. B. Raymond
W. J. Tours
R. McClure
W. J. Andrews
J. Evans
Margaret Grove
Harry J. Steinkampf
H. Mason
Ward
New York
Lincoln Kelmer
H. Stoberts
Dematch
Frederick Hakge
Mdgarry
Vanderbilt
H Ward
F. BR. Geddes
Burroughs
A. Hassford, Jr
R. FB. Meclare
H. Voshell
H. Roberts
C. Clarkson
Dr. W. Rosenbaum
Tv Scofield
I. Helmer
Andrews
J. Stein
Chemlore Earle
Ao Th
Roy Vietor
G. Wilson
H. Voshel
F. Cc. Bages
M. B&b. Fox
C. BE. Raymond
H. J. Steittkampf
G. Burroughs
It Metlase
W. J Touissant
Ss. Andrews
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