Waterbury to Lead Meadow Brook in Key International Cup Match
Despite illness rumors Larry Waterbury will play for Meadow Brook against English polo challengers next Monday in the second match for the International Cup. The Americans, defending champions, field the same quartet that won the cup, amid debates over form and tactics and a lingering belief the outcome remains uncertain.
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Meadow Brook
Larry Waterbury
Westchester Polo Club
Newport
Lawrence Waterbury
Waterbury
Polo Association
Foxhall Keene
Louis Stoddard
Malcolm Stevenson
England
Milburn
English Polo Team Sees Narrow Satisfaction in Cup Match
English hopes for a fair result with the International Polo Cup persist even as America clings to the trophy. English players are praised for their performance despite American pony superiority. The English press notes the mutual sportsmanship and cites The New York Times description of England not capitalizing on America’s unreadiness at the start of the fifth period. One paper titled Gentlemen of the Guard references Fontenoy.
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NEW York Times
London
America
Gentlemen of the Guard
Fontenoy
New York
Harlan
Supreme Court
Chateaugay
Leopold
Irving Bacheller
Josephine S. Baker
Westchester Poloists win novice cup final at club grounds
Westchester Country Club polo players held a novice cup final with the first team defeating the second quarter 6 to 2. Hoyt scored three goals for the victors, with Rogers adding two and Potter one. Preece managed one for the losers, Claussen one, while the gallery cheered the match.
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Westchester Country Club
Hoyt
Messrs
Rogers
Potter
Godfrey Preece
Claussen
Westchester Ist
Westchester
E. C. Potter
N. B. Hoffman
L. Hoyt
E. T. Rogers
E. Claussen
A. Cooley
A. Barrett
Preece
Curtis H S Girls Outdoor Games Winners Capture Trophy
The Curtis High School interclass outdoor games at Curtis Athletic Field New Brighton 8S saw class 1918 win with 26 points and claim the Margaret Stimson Trophy from 1911. Class 1912 and 1915 tied for second with 18 points each. May Morgan of class 1913 led individuals, winning three events including hurdles and discus, and placing second in senior jump.
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Curtis High School
Curtis Athletic Field
New Brighton
Margaret Stimson
Cherimoya Wins The Oaks At Epsom Downs
Cherimoya, a 25 to 1 outsider, won the Oaks Stakes for three year old fillies by three lengths at Epsom Downs. Teatles finished second with Hair Trigger II third among twenty one starters including August Belmont's Sandwich. Earlier Melody, owned by Charles Carroll of New York and Paris, won the Acorn Stakes for two year olds with Charmian second and Adula third among eleven starters.
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Epsom Downs
England
Cherimoya
Teatles
Hair Trigger II
Melody
Charles Carroll
New York
Paris
Charmian
Adula
Harriman Captures Dr. Selwonk Trophy at Plainfield Show
J W Harriman's Nala won the Dr Selwonk Challenge Trophy valued at 250 dollars at the Plainfield Riding and Driving Club horse show. The victory grants permanent ownership after previously winning a leg in 1909. Vanderbilt had defeated Harriman in breeding class the day before, evening the competition.
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New York Times
Plainfield
N. J
J. W. Harriman
Nala
Vanderbilt
Harriman
Hilton Wins British Amateur Golf Championship
Hilton of the Royal Liverpool Golf Club won the British amateur championship at Prestwick defeating E A Lassen of Lytham by 4 up with 8 to play. After a 0-0 first round tie Lassen led in the second round but Hilton leveled and pulled ahead from the ninth hole to secure the title.
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Prestwick
Scotland
H. H. Hilton
Royal Liverpool Golf Club
E. A. Lassen
Lytham Golf Club
Lassen
Hilton
Travers and Kirkby Reach New Jersey Final Again
Jerome D. Travers of Upper Montclair and Oswald Kirkby of Englewood advance to the final round of the New Jersey State Golf Association championship at Englewood. Kirkby, in strong form, defeated C E Van Vleck Jr and Henry Seggeman to set up the title showdown.
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Links
Jerome D. Travers
Upper Montclair
Oswald Kirkby
Englewood
New Jersey
C. E. van Vleck, Jr
Henry V. Seggeman
Henry W. Seggeman
F. W. Dyer
Montclair
C. F
W. E. Shackelford
Atlantic City
Maurice Risley
C. E. van Vleck, Sr
Kirkby
Seggeman
Travers
Shackelford
W. M. Bremner
George Crump
A. D. Swords, Jr
Morris County
L. A. Hamilton
H. W. Marrin
Alfred Morrell
Hackensack
Max Behr
Morris
L. W. Callan
Baltusrol
R. H. Cunningham
North Jersey
M. K. Smith
F. E. Allsopp
Forest Hill
W. E. Loughman
L. M. Richmond
H. M. Coxe
James A. Tyng
C. B. Storrise
Ellis Adams
Essex County
H. D. Smith
Fullerton
Keep
Coxe
Callan
Loughman
Storrs
G. E. Austin
H. O. Christl
A. Wright
J. J. Radel
Fred Snare
H. H. Bottome
M. M. Michael
Yountakah
H. Allsopp
F. H. Thomas
B. F. Reimmund
Wright
Austin
Snare
Michael
Meserole
Earnshaw
Schley
Thomas
A. Yauch
J. C. Davies
H. Weatherby
H. T. Major
Glen Ridge
A. M. Snedeker
O. C. Huntoon
J. S
Women’s Tennis Event Shows Depth at Morristown Club
At Morristown Field Club New Jersey forty six matches produced 696 games as Marie Wagner the national indoor champion and Mrs Frederick Schmitz advanced to the cup final. In singles Wagner beat Clara Kuttroff while Schmitz edged Erna Marcus in the semi finals. Doubles and handicap rounds feature major players including Miss Scofield Miss Irving Miss Bunce and Miss Dean with several defaults.
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Morristown Field Club
Morristown
N. J
Marie Wagner
Frederick Schmitz
Erna Marcus
Irving
Miss Scofield
Ylor
Pope
Clara Kuttroff
Miss Taylor
Binsell
Miss Dean
Miss Emory
Miss Walker
Delmonike
Barbara Fleming
Elizabeth C. Bunce
Edith Adele Bags
Frederick Sehmitz
Ina A. Kissel
Miss Fiske
Brinley
Miller
Miss Davis
Miss Hunt
A. H. Hopkins
Elizabeth C. Bunze
A. I. Hopkins
Della Torre
Miss Forbes
Miss Marie Wagner
Miss Langdon
Miss Pierson
Miss Delmonico
Miss Cunningham
Theodore R. Pell
Walter M. Hall
Pell
New York
Columbia Opens Baseball Schedule vs Syracuse in Commencement Week
Columbia University resumes baseball this afternoon at South Field after a two week layoff due to final examinations. The game against Syracuse attracts a large Columbia rooter crowd and a formal attendance by graduates as part of commencement week activities.
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Columbia University
Syracuse
South Field
Columbia Rooters
Columbia
Catholic School League Athletes Scatter for Clason Point Meet
The Catholic School Athletic League holds its annual games this afternoon on the Clason Point Military Academy grounds beginning at 2 PM. Thirty schools enter, promising strong competition.
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Catholic School Athletic League
Clason Point Military Academy
Gimbel Store Sells Men Summer Shirts at 1 85
The Gimbel Men s Wear Store promotes a Saturday shopping special with men s silk and linen shirts priced at 1 85. A new stock includes negligee shirts at 1 and pongee options with soft cuffs. Summer neckwear offers range 50c to 1. Main floor.
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Gimbel Men’s Wear
Boys' Summer Suits Attractively Priced For 8 To 15 Year Olds
A collection of boys summer suits offered at reduced prices. Light weight materials with mohair lining and sturdy workmanship. Norfolk coats included with suits sized 8 to 15 years, knickerbocker options available. All wool suits priced at 5 with two knickerbocker trousers and Norfolk jackets for 7 to 15 years.
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Bloomingdales
Lexterd Ave
59Th
60Th St
Book Review highlights censored plays and world travel
The review discusses Three Censored Plays with an introduction by Bernard Shaw, Seeing Europe by Automobile by an American, Two Books on India, Olive Schreiner's Woman and Labor, Wolzogen's Arch-Heretic, and adds History for the Young. It notes an Armful of New Novels and coverage of the Danger Zone of Europe and the Near East.
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Bernard Shaw
Europe
India
Olive Schreiner
Paintings and Events Highlight College Boat Race
The Pictorial Section features the College Boat Race at Princeton and other arts and society items. Taft family summer home, Walter Greaves paintings, opening New York public library, raising the Maine in Havana harbor, Paris salon works, new bathing costumes, Carnegie greeted by children in Central Park, society women fund hats in Paris, and a full-page painting by Fred Morgan titled Little Mischief.
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Walter Greaves
Whistler
New York
New
Maine
Havana Harbor
Paris
Andrew Carnegie
Central Park
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