Vanderhoef Upsets Mrs Raymond In New York Tennis
Marion Vanderhoef shocked former Metropolitan champion Mrs Edward Raymond in three sets 1-4 7 7 5 at the Eastern New York State championships in Mariedale. Howard Vosell advanced past James Neale Jr in four sets as O Neale was outplayed.
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Marion Vanderhoef
New York
Keorwesgian
Pelham Country Club
Mrs. Raymond
Miss Vanderhoef
Miss Vanderhoeft
Haymond
Pelham
Miss Bjurstedt
Deuce
Mise Vanderhoef
Howard Vosheil
James 5. Neale, Jr
Gilleaudeau
Barnard
Grace Crow
Widle C. Grant
Clifford T Swain
G.I. Burr
J Ymend
Ana J. Avger
Nolan
Abraham Wassford, Jr
Vanderbilt B. Ward
Ezan
G. Cuthbert
Dr.ey Ferme
James
Neale
Laurence
Ray
R. C. van Vilet
S. C. Noyes
Frome
L. C. Crowley
H. Basaford
R. Kl
A. W. Sweetser
J. H. Steinkampf
Allan Behr
H. Vosbell
Fred Beame
King Smith
G. Carleton
W. ©. Grant
J. Osterdorf
E. Raymond
Hartman
Kott Ring
Bassford, Jr
Vanderbill B. Ward
S. Howard Vos
James S. O'Neale, Jr
Homer Wy
Helen Galleaudeau
Mises Marian Vandrehoef
Mee
Edward Raymond
Tine Marie Wagner
Ingo Maliman
Margaret Grove
Coban
Ehrich
EK. A. Pope
Miss White
Percy Wilbourn
Helen Pollock
John J Astor
Mise Florence Sheldon
Helen Gilleaudeau
Grace Yew
Edward Remagne
Rs. Clar
Mise
KK. Parrelly
Misa K. Browning
Truck
Marie Wagner
D. C. Mills
Lehman
Seidenberg
Katherine Recomi Hound Wagner
Philadelphia Players Reach Semis in State Championship Tennis
Miss Phyllis Walsh of the Philadelphia Country Club advanced to the singles and doubles semifinals at the Women's Pennsylvania and Eastern States championship at Merion Cricket Club. Other Philadelphians, including Florence Ballin Ina Kis el and Miss Marjaretta Myers, also progressed in doubles and singles amid results from Merion.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Phyllis Walsh
Philadelphia Country Club
Gilbert Harvey
Pennsylvania
Merion Cricket Club
Haverford
Walsh
W. Adams
Chicago
K. Schlichter, Jr
Carey Potter
C. R. Wainwright
West Side Tennis Club
Florence Ballin
Ina Kisel
Ums
Molla Bjurstedt
Ieanora Sears
Suzanna White
Dorothy Disston
Robert Leroy
West Side Club
Elsa Reath
Sarah Neilson
Merion
Marcaretta Myers
Miriam Steever
Miss Riurstedt
William T. Tilden
Clara T. Chase
Craig Hiddle
Bjurstedt
Mr. Tilden
Chase
Mr. Biddle
Wright and Johnson Retain Massachusetts Doubles Title
Irving C. Wright and Harry Johnson defended their Massachusetts lawn tennis doubles title by defeating Nathaniel W. Niles and Edward Wheeler 6-2 6-4 6-4 in the State doubles final at Brae Burn Country Club. Wheeler struggled with tournament experience as Wright and Johnson controlled the attack.
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Newton
Mass
Irving C. Wright
Harry ©. Johnson
Massachusetts
Nathaniel W. Niles
Edward Wheeler
Brae Burn Country
Wheeler
Quaker Varsity Crew Selected for Poughkeepsie Tests
The Pennsylvania crew selection for the Poughkeepsie races is announced. The varsity keeps the old seating except No 3, with Glant replacing Gotham who is out due to a cold. The 31-man squad includes Foster Ross Chickering Pepper Wolf Guenther Glanz Workman C Geils and substitutes Woodruff Gosewich. Ferris will transport boats via Delaware River to New York and on to Poughkeepsie arriving Saturday noon.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Wright
Pennsylvania
Poughkeepsie
Chickering
Pennsylvanian
Gotham
Glant
Hudson
Ferris
Delaware River
New York
Foster
Ross
Pepper
Wolf
Guenther
Glanz
Workman
C. Geils
Woodruff
Gosewich
Rice Gathers Crews for Start on Rough Poughkeepsie Course
In Poughkeepsie New York May 31 rough water prevented full time trials for Columbia crews. Coach Rice led the freshmen and junior eights back at two miles while the varsity finished to the south of the bridge after tentative starts upstream.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Columbia
Alden and Loring Sail Class P Boat for Cup Dreams
John G. Alden, Josephine crew, joins Lindsey Loring on Stranger, Owen designer. Loring aims to win the Quincy cup and Manhasset cup with the new purchase. Alfred I. du Pont sails Amoret in Chesapeake Bay but may still enter the Manhasset Bay cup race if re rigging meets expectations.
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John G. Alden
Josephine
Lindsey Loring
Stranger
Owen
Mr. Loring
Mr. Alden
Alfred I. du Pont
Russell BH
Budd
Manhasset Bay Yacht Club
Chesapeake Bay
Halcyon Sold to A B Flint and Other Great Lakes Yachts
The steam yacht Halcyon, regarded as a top Great Lakes vessel, has been purchased by A B Flint of Providence. After overhaul in Milwaukee she heads to Long Island Sound. Also noted are Harry Payne Whitney’s new steam yacht at Bath Iron Works, Floerence owned by Commodore Petersen, and Michicago sold to H L Bowden with potential entries in Quincy Cup and Manhasset Bay Cup.
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Halcyon
Great Lakes
A. B. Flint
Providence
Milwaukee Yards
Long Island Sound
Harry Payne Whitney
Bath Iron Works
New York Yacht Club
Newport
H. L. Bowden
Boston Yacht Club
Lakes
Florence
T. Petersen
Atlantic Yacht Club
Sea Gate
Lawleys of
Neponset
Knollwood Women Unbeaten on Links in Westchester
The Women's Metropolitan Golf Association results show Knollwood extending its Westchester lead with a 4-3 win over Apawamis at Rye, reaching five straight victories. Nassau topped Westbrook 3-2 at Nassau as Marion Hollins scored all three for the losers.
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Metropolitan Golf Association
Long Island
Westchester
Knollwood
Apawamis
Rye
Century
Sleepy Hollow
Dunwoodie
Scarsdale
Fairview
Ardsley
Richmond County
Greatock
South Shore
Fox Hills
Golf action heats New Jersey and Westchester titles
About 250 golfers enter three metropolitan events today. The New Jersey State championship at Englewood exceeds 100 players, while nearly as many are expected at Wykagyl for the Westchester championship. Women compete in a one day event at Glen Ridge. Contenders include John G. Anderson and T. W. Bermingham aiming to beat Wight Partridge, with Max Marston defending the Jersey state title. Roy D. Webb and Henry Eggermann also practice, fueling Marston for an early start.
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New Jersey
Englewood
Wykagyl
Westchester
Wight Partridge
Bedford
Oswald Kirkby
Frank Dyer
Big Liberty Day Program at Sheepshead Bay Speedway
The American Liberty Day events at Sheepshead Bay begin at 10 A.M. with a marathon for 105 entrants and run through an auto race expected to finish about 6:20 P.M. Highlights include four-mile road race entries 161 strong, six-mile motorcycle, intercity relay, horse and jockey steeplechase, and bicycle races. Ted Meredith will race in the quarter-mile event amidst many notable entrants. The program is sanctioned by the A A U and related sport bodies.
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Sheepshead Bay Speedway
Eddie Henz
Wil O
Ted Meredith
Harvard
Sid Hatch
River Forest
Ihl
A. Angelopoulis
Boston
Thess
National Cycling Association of America
Federation of American Motor Cyclists
American Automobile Association
Golfers for Del Monte Championship Schedule Set
The Western Golf Association keeps the Del Monte course for the July championship despite canceling the special train. The event runs July 17 to 22 with 18-hole medal eliminations on day one and a 60-player cut, then 18-hole rounds the next day, 32 players in the championship division, and 36-hole matches thereafter.
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del Monte
Cal
Western Golf Association
Bankard
Alberts Outpoints West In Stadium Bout
Johnny Kid Alberts of Elizabeth New Jersey outpointed Eddie West of Newark in the main ten round bout at the Stadium Athletic Club. West pressed early with a jab, but Alberts dominated from round six to win on points. Another ten round bout saw Joe Lynch of the West Side defeat Willie Astey with sharp lefts and constant misses of Astey’s right hand.
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Johnny
Kid) Alberts
Elizabeth
N. J
Eddie West
Newark
Stadium Athletic Club
West
Alberts
Joe Lynch
West Side
Willie Astey
Lynch
Astey
Papke to Box Smith Tonight in Brooklyn Bout
Billy Papke the former Illinois middleweight champion meets Irishack Smith the Navy champ in a ten round feature at Clermont Athletic Club Brooklyn tonight. Also on card Kid Sullivan faces Eddie Whalen in another ten round bout with three four round exhibitions.
Columbia welcomes two Clinton stars to freshman class
Columbia University announced that Bernie J. Weters Jr from DeWitt Clinton High School and Norman Meaney, Morris High School pitcher and shot putter, will enter the freshman class. Wefers resigns from Fordham track duties but his son will join Columbia this September.
Harvard College Athletes Dominate Early Season Efforts
Robert Dowling, the schoolboy swimmer, plans Harvard entrance exams next month after last year’s Manhattan circuit. Princeton diplomas honor life savers H M Ill and others, while Lafayette crushes Rutgers Swarthmore and Lehigh in track. Yale taps J Galt to lead water polo. Ferguson caps the swimming squad. Harvard seeks a $39,000 new pool with alumni backing.
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Harvard
Robert Dowling
Manhattan Island
Geneva's Good Sprinter Quay Dominates Track Wins
Geneva College showcases sprinter Quay as its leading point winner this season. He swept events in the dual meet against Allegheny, taking the 100 yard dash in 10.0 seconds, the 220 in 22.5, the 440 in 53.1, and the 880 in 2:98.2, contributing heavily to the team's scoring.
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Geneva
Quay
Allegheny
Virginia Cavaliers Baseball Becomes Top Tier After Strong Season
After beating Yale Cornell Princeton Williams Trinity Amherst and most Southern rivals and tying Harvard in twelve innings the University of Virginia baseball team calls itself in the first flight. They won fourteen of twenty games scoring 131 runs while allowing 71.
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Harvard
Yale
Cornell
Princeton
Williams
Trinity
Amherst
University of Virginia
Lafayette Loses Athletes to Graduation
Lafayette will part with several top players as it graduates five from the football team led by captain Fred Luhr and ends Blackhorn Hartman Livesey, five from soccer, four from basketball, and four from baseball.
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Lafayette
Fred Luhr
Blackhorn
Hartman
Gaynor
Livesey
Williams Names New Football Captain Welch Chosen
Herbert A. Welch, 17, of Williams, selected to succeed Laplante as captain of the Williams football team after Laplante withdrew from the college. Welch transferred from Nebraska Normal in his sophomore year and played centre last season, earning the role.
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Williams
Herbert A. Welch
Laplante
Colleet
Welch
Nebraska Normal
Brown recommends basketball as intercollegiate sport
The department of physical training at Brown proposes adding basketball to its intercollegiate sports list and calls for suitable facilities for 150 interested students while noting more than six months of intra fraternity baseball activity.
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Department of Physical Training
Brown
Georgetown’s New Field Opens for Interclass Baseball
Georgetown University unveils a large new field, the biggest owned by any Southern university. Under construction for a year, it currently hosts interclass baseball and will serve football practice this fall, though no varsity games due to the absence of a stadium.
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Georgetown
Georgetown University
Southern University
Spring athletics at Leland Stanford Jr University
About 500 girls at Leland Stanford Jr University, 403 signed up for spring athletics. Baseball, rowing, tennis, fencing, and dancing were the popular choices in that order, with most also taking swimming as an additional selective sport.
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Leland Stanford, Jr., University
Penn selects Major Maylin Pickering as graduate manager
Major Maylin J. Pickering has been elected graduate manager of athletics at the University of Pennsylvania, replacing Robeson L. Perot whose resignation takes effect June 1. Pickering will assume charge at the opening of the Fall term, with Lawson Robertson remaining in his prior role.
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New Penn
Maylin J. Pickering
University of Pennsylvania
Robeson L. Perot
Pickering
Major Pickering
Lawson Robertson
A. C
Kansas State College Athletes Demand Change Leaders Resign
Disaffection among Kansas State Agricultural College athletic teams has led to calls for public repeal by President H. J. Wa ers. The turmoil has caused the resignations of athletic director John Hender and Professor Lowman of the physical education department.
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Kansas State Agricultural College
Ublit
H. J. Waers
John Hender
Yale and Harvard Track Cup Rivalry Seeks Fourth Trophy
Alumni from Yale and Harvard raise funds for a fourth trophy to extend a nine year series of competitions. Yale holds the current cup after defeating Harvard in the latest dual meet, as three trophies have previously been contested in the rival series.
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Yale
Harvard
Cornell to Continue Fencing Despite a Past Ban
The Cornell fencing club is revived after the Minor Sports Association dropped fencing. Cornell will continue meets and send a team to New York for the annual Winter competitions.
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Cornell
Minor Sports
Cornell Wlll
New York
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