Piping Rock Meeting Opens Amid Wind and Cold
Races at Locust Valley amid unfavorable weather with strong turnout among boxholders. Cabaret leads in the Coopers town Miate steeplechase as Timber Welt and Single Stick close. two-year-old stakes thrill with Socony winning by a length and Piquette in pursuit.
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Piping Rock Club
Lone Island
Cooperstown
Greentree
Cabaret
Thomas Hicchcock
Timber Welt
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Cabheret
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Swish
Greentee
Lee
Franklin
McCabey
Socony
F. Whitney
Piquette
Golden Maxim
Fustard
Stabie
Punta Committee
National Steeplechase and Hunt Association
Canadian Hunt
United States
United Sta Army Purse
Mesors
Thomas Hitchemk
United States Army
A. Ludlow Kramer
Albert Scotch Lassie
Mr. J. Tucker
Harry N. Price
N. Bamberger
J. F. Flanagan, Jr
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Liace Free
Hasy
Willing Flatran
Nosegay
Knight of Meret
Thomas
Henry Warmner
Herbert I. Pratt
Metier- Anjum
Raward PF. Whitney
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Fox Point
Mipme
Deep Hut Stable
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Swiftfoot
J. McKeever
Gare
Norbert J. Pratt
B. c
McCahey
Dale
Ryan
Om Thi Warden
Valiant
Sand Hog
I. Ambrore
Lark
Paul Death
J. E
Vravins
Singleton St Agnes
J. Lee Pimber Wolf
Thomas Hitcccock
T. Frankie
Keentree Stables
Internationalists Triumph Over Picked Polo Team at Piping Rock
The Internationalists defeated the Reds 10 to 1 at Piping Rock in the opening polo match of a two game series. Jay Phipps and teammates showed resilience after a fall, with J. M. Waterbury Jr scoring most goals and Malcolm Stevenson holding the No. 3 spot. The winners prepare to meet another strong lineup this Saturday as part of the Piping Rock Club cups.
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Piping Rock
Meadow Brook
Jay Phipps
Phipps
L. E. Stoddart
F. McLaughlin
Midwick
Cal
J. M. Waterbury, Jr
Malcolm Stevenson
Whitney
J. Watson Webb
Beadleston
R. LaMontagne
C. C. Rumsey
Piping Rock Club
J. M. Waterbury
Reds win polo clash at Van Cortlandt Park 4 to 3
Reds defeat Whites in a fast six period polo match at Van Cortlandt Park. Levitt Hunt scored twice for the Reds, while Minnick opened for the Whites. A goal safety by Dr Richards reduced the Whites’ deficit and the final score stood 4 to 3.
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Reds
van Cortlandt Park
Levitt Hunt
Heda
Dr. Richards
Minnick
Oklahoma City
G. E. Fahys
A. C. Smith
J.D. Richards
J. L. Hunt
J. Minnick
V. Castle
FE. A. Hurd
Dr Blackwell
Rede—Hunt
Pabys
Whites-Minnick
Rough Wrestling Bouts at World Championship Trials
In the Graeco-Roman world championship bouts at the Manhattan Opera House, seven exhibitions featured mixed skill with rough tactics. Pierre Le Colosse was disqualified after 25 minutes 24 seconds in a bout with Wilhelm Werner. Harry De Nys pushed George Lurich to the limit for twenty minutes. Alexander Aberg, the world champion, defeated Nicole Montagano in four minutes 35 seconds. Joan Tican beat Charles Olsen in sixteen minutes 35 seconds. Sulo Hevenpaa won over Gustav Koltermann in six minutes 50 seconds. Waldeck Zbyszko defeated Gus Kervaras in 6 minutes 30 seconds as the Polish giant appeared to have the upper hand at times.
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Manhattan Opera House
Pierre le Colosse
Wilhelm Werner
Germany
George Bothner
Harry de Nys
George Lurich
de Nys
Alexander Aberg
Nicole Montagano
Italy
Joan Tican
Charles Olsen
Sweden
Tigan
Sulo Hevenpaa
Finland
Gustav Koltermann
Saxony
Waldeck Zbhyazko
Gus Kervaras
Zbyszko
Metropolis golf test round at Rye leaders and ties
Roy L. D. Webb of Englewood CC led 119 starters in a 36 hole qualifying at Apawamis Club Rye N Y scoring 155 after 78 77 Max Behr Baltusrol shot 76 85 for 157 trailing Webb Travers 156 and Marston 157 among notables Kirkby title holder 161 Platt 157. Top 32 advance to match play with a playoff pending as rounds span today and Saturday final.
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Roy LD. Webb
Englewood Country Club
Metropolitan Golf Association
Apawamis Club
Rye
N. Y
Webb
Max Behr
Baltusrol
Jerome PD
Travers
Max Marston
John G. Anderson
Massachusetts
Siwanoy
Oswald Kirkby
Percy Platt
Webbs
Englewood
Jerome Travers
Roy Db Webb
Lnglewood
Jerome D. Travers
Upper
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Manwell Hk
Marston
Ballusrol
John G. Anderson Siwanoy
Ge Carter
Charles H. Keely Wee
James R Hyde
South Shore
John M. Ward
Garden City Percee
Hamilton K. Kerr
Greenwic Teese
Harold L Downes Apawamis
Vrecerick Herreshoff
Garden City
Princeton &S
Mrederick M Kerr
Midland A
Seggermian
Greenwich
Watkins
Apawamis
Harmon Graves
Apawarms
Gaines
Wykagy
Mortimer Barnes
Englewood Isa
Chas. E. van Vieck, Jr
Baltu
Louis P. Gwyer
Siwaney
John Bredeiius
New York Pressere
Cadets Defeat Squadron A in Polo Clash at West Point
West Point June 2 The Cadets beat Squadron A of New York at polo by a narrow margin as Cadet King led with seven tallies. Cadets Taylor and Corbin added goals but early fouls cost a point. Squadron brought its own ponies and will return for another game next Saturday.
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New York Times
West Point
N. Y
Squadron A
New York
King of
Vanderbeck Wins Women's Eastern Golf Title Despite Rain
Mrs Clarence H Vanderbeck representing the Philadelphia Cricket Club captured the Women's Eastern Golf Association championship at Merion with 1% for 36 holes amid incessant rain and high wind. She outshone defending champion Mrs Ronald H Barlow by eight strokes, after leading late, with Harriet Curtis third and H R Stockton fourth. many players withdrew due to weather.
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Philadelvpiua
Venn
Clarence H. Vanderbeck
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Eastern Golf Association
Merion Cricket Club
Vanderbeck
Ronald H. Barlow
Harriet Curtis
Essex County
H. R. Stockton
Mra Stockton
Marion Hollins
Westbrook
Lawrence Swift
Knollwood
Scottish Terrier Show At Biltmore Awards Big Wins In Wind
In blustery conditions at the Italian Garden Hotel Biltmore the Scottish Terrier Club of America held its annual specialty with 75 dogs. Clonmel Bran Laddie, owned by H S Stewart, won best dog. Walter Stern’s Larrybird Troubadour placed highly in the open class. Walescott Ruminalty Rivit took best opposite sex as Walescott Kennels dominated multiple classes. Walter Stern’s Newcastle Prime Minister led American-bred and veteran divisions, while his Closeburn Jean excelled in American-bred bitches.
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Hotel Biltmore
Scottish Terrier Club of America
H. S. Stewart
Clonmel Bran Laddie
Stewart
Westminster
Walter T. Stern
Larrybird
Walescott Kennels
Walescott Ruminalty Rivit
Closeburn Jean
Columbia crews arrive at Poughkeepsie for regatta practice
Coach Jim Rice and thirty Columbia University rowers reached Poughkeepsie today aboard a tug with three eight oared shells and a pair oared gig. They rigged shells and began daily practice in preparation for the intercollegiate regatta on June 28. Cornell, Pennsylvania, Syracuse, and Leland Stanford crews are due within a week to ten days.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Jim Rice
Columbia University Rowing Club
New York
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Syracuse
Leland Stanford
Johnston Defeats Dionne in Eastern New York Tennis
Amherst player C. L. Johnston Jr. beat G. A. L. Dionne 6-4 in the fourth round of the Eastern New York State Men's Singles Championship at Hartsdale. Johnston advanced to the semi finals, joining Abraham Bussford Jr. and H. J. Steinkampf, as other results and doubles rounds unfolded amid scheduling frustrations between multiple tournaments.
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C. L. Johnston, Jr
Amherst
New England
G. A. L. Dionne
West Side Tennis Club
New York State
Hartsdale
West Side
Dionne
New York Lawn
Pennsylvania
Merion Cricket Club
Philadelphia
C. J. Johnston, Jr
Cedric Major
C. L. Johnson, Jr
Count Otto Salm
A. Zeprmann
Abraham Bassford, Jr
G. King
Edgar I. Lee
F. H. Kubo
H. &. Rothschild
Dudley Britton
J. Robertson
W. Clarkson
JD. Walker
Dr A. W Waite
Howard Woshell
Frederick D. Baggs, Jr
Ingo Hartmann
Artner
H. J. Steinkamp
Or. William Rescourie
C. Mead
S. Hunnewell
C. To. Johnston, Jr
B. H. Kuhn
Hunnewell
Miss Royal
A. C. Jenkins
W. H._Boff
Grace Farrell
Cross Beats Wolgast in Tough St. Nicholas Bout
Leach Cross outboxed Ad Wolgast in a hard paced match at St Nicholas A C last night. Cross landed sharp jabs and rights while Wolgast endured with his famed pressure, but Cross proved too clever as the crowd cheered both fighters. The program also featured Monte Cross stopping Jack Coyne and Dave Cross losing to Jack Reed in a six round opener.
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Leach Cross
Ad Wolgast
St. Nicholas A. C
Leach
Wolgast
Michigan
Monte Cross
Jack Coyne
Cross
Dave Cross
Jack Reed
Ward Advances at Tennis Amacassin Club Yonkers
Vanderbilt Ward the Bronx champion reached the fifth round in the Amacassin Country Club tournament at Yonkers winning two matches and a default. Ward beat Steinkampf and Phillips and played strong doubles with Allen Behr. Other results include Hartmann Groesbeck over Watte Phillips 6-4 6-5 6-4 and Ward-Behr ousting Evans and Andrews in three sets.
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Vanderbilt Ward
Bronx
Amacassin Country Club
Yonkers
Harry Steinkampf
Siroux
Allen
Benjamin M. Phillips
Yaleer
Ono
Ward
Ingo Hartmann
George
Groesbeck
N. W. Watte
Allen Behr
Evans
Andrews
Ummar
Aen
Fliret
Bessie Jolien
De§ora Field
Percy Mebou
Mabel Benedict
Natalie Browning
Percy Mebourne
Amy Harper
Heasie Holden
A. Humphries
Kathrine Browning
Milas Voss
A. C. Jenkins
Miss Hubbard
Katherine Force
Miss Hill
Miss Martin
Marie Waxner
Percy Melourne
Corea Winn
H. J. Steinkampf
Norman Johnson
J. Johnson, Jr
L. H. Croley
K. BH. Smith
N. J. Osterdorf
F. P. Fuller
W. OS. Andrews
Eri. H. Jones
Hartmann
Phillips
Dr. Waite
Montclair Academy Sails Past Collegiate in Tennis Duel
Montclair Academy tennis team closed its season with a 4 to 1 victory over Collegiate School of New York. In doubles Hazel and Deetjen beat Rickerson and Demarest while singles saw Gettell of Collegiate win over Youngman of Montclair and Hazel defeat Demarest. Deeten beat Rickerson in two sets. Also, Harry S. Mannin of Malone, N Y, elected Captain of Montclair Academy baseball for 1916, after playing second base this season.
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Montclair
Montclair Academy
Collegiate School of
New York
Hazel
Deetjen
Rickerson
Demarest
Gettell
Collegiate
Youngman
Deeten
Harry S. Mannin
Malone
N. Y
Mannis
Rain Delays Pennsylvania and Eastern States Women’s Tennis
Play today in the women’s tennis championship tourney of Pennsylvania and Eastern States was postponed due to rain.
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Pennsylvania
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