Surprises Fail to Show in Women’s US Championship
The Philadelphia Cricket Club hosts the US women’s tennis championship with 34 singles and 11 doubles matches. Notable early exits include Miss Florence Ballin of New York and Mire. Robert Leroy, while Miss Moira Bjurstedt looms as strong title favorite. Local players like Miss Philis Walsh and Miss Dorothy Disston advance. several New York competitors advance in early rounds.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Penn
United States
Philadelphia Cricket Club St. Martins
California
Thomas C. Bundy
May
Utton
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Moira Bjurstedt
Bjurstedt
Currie
West Side Tennis Club
Charlotte Cheston
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Elizabeth Met
Huntingdon Valley
C Rouge
Vid S. Sterns
New York
Ostheimer
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Miriam Steever
Chicago
Edward Raymond
Louise Hammond
Margaret Tattersfield
Barger Wallach
Helen Pouch
Eleanora Sears
Evelyn Sears
William Uch
Florence Sheldon
Philis Walsh
Dorothy Disston
Walsh
Orence A. Ballin
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Edwards
A. E. Kennedy, Jr
J. Graham
Rowland Edwards
Kennedy
W. T. Tilden
G. Jon
Edmund Thayer
B. Dixon
Tilden
Thornton
Yonkers Amackassin Club Tennis Tourney Opens
The Amackassin Club of Yonkers begins its annual tennis tournament with 64 men and 19 women entered. Marie Wagner defends her title. Elliott Binzen and King Smith are among top male seeds. Matches proceed through first rounds with several defaults and clean wins.
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Amackassin Club
Yonkers
Marie Wagner
Vanderbilt B. Ward
Elliott Binzen
Fordham
S. Howard Voedell
G. Stadell
L. Walker
James
Paul Gould
H.c.ffany
Tiffany
Grives
R. B. Raymond
E . Fr Ler
Gatterice
F. P- Fui Yo H. Hackett
W. Doty
W. van Wilet
G. F. ‘Urr
H. Forster
R F. Bends
G. Affieck
J. A. Beaver
Cragin
H. F. Atherton
R. R. Ton
F. P. Fuller
RP. B
G. G. Grenz
R. L. James
FEW BASKETBALL CHANGES EXPECTED FOR NEXT SEASON
At a joint committee meeting of the YMCA AAU and NCAA at the Hotel Imperial the group decided no major changes are needed for next season. Members include William H Ball George T Hepburn Charles A Gibney Harry Henschel Y M A Dr Joseph Roycroft Prince Ralph Morgan University of Pennsylvania Dr James Naismith University Oswald Tower of College and the National Athletic Association.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Amateur Athletic Union
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Hotel Imperial
William H. Ball
George T. Hepburn
Charles A. N. E. C. Gibney
Harry Henschel
Joseph Roycroft
Prince
Ralph Morgan
University of Pennvania
James Naismith
Univer
Oswald Tower of College
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Doubles Finals Set At Westchester Tournament
Inman and Mahan advanced to the final after beating Watson Washburn and Robert Le Roy 8 6 7 5. Voshell and Baggs defeated O Neale Jr and Dr William Rosenbaum 6 3 6 1 to join them. Final round scheduled for this afternoon with singles also on the card.
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F. C. Inman
Lyle E. Mahan
S. Howard Voshell
Fred C. Bages
LeRoy Washburn
Inman
Washburn
le Roy
Mahan
le Roy-Washburn
Deuce
Iniman
Mahan Towa
Ila
LeRoy
Rosenbaum
O' Neale
Pell
Prentice
O'Neale
Voshell
Baggs
Magpies edge Islip in extra period polo opener at Meadow Brook
In the Hempstead Cups opener at Meadow Brook yesterday the Magpies defeated Islip 7 to 6 after an extra period. H Phipps scored late in the eighth, then again for Meadow Brook before a penalty tied the game at 8 8. The Meadow Brook lineup featured Phipps Pinkerton Peters Loew Bacon and Swartz among others as Great Neck and Piping Rock awaited on the schedule.
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Meadow Brook
Magpies
Islip
H. Phipps
C. Swartz
Chukker
Lmelight
Meadow Brooks
Mount Saale
Con
Great Neck
Meadow Brook Cardinals
Rockaway
Phipps
A. Pinkerton
Phippa
Harry L. Peters
W. . Loew
Jack—R. L. Bacon
Iine
Petee
Coronado Defeats Bryn Mawr In Fast Polo Match For Wooten Cup
Coronado beat Bryn Mawr 10 to 6 in the third round on Bryn Mawr field. G M Heckscher starred with five goals as Coronado controlled the pace from start to finish in a brisk eight periods of polo.
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Coronado
Philadelphia
Penn
Bryn Mawr
G. M. Heckscher
C. Perry Beadleston
Alexander Brown
Benjamin K. Getins
A. M. Collins
E. W. Hopping
R. E Hopping
Paul D. Mills
Erie
Govie
Malty
W. Plunkett Stewart
L. L. R. Winter
Murray Ineligible Four Months For Winged Foot Start
Murray cannot compete for Winged Foot for four months due to residency rules. He will stay in New York and join the New York Athletic Club but must reside in the metropolitan district before eligible. Indoor events may allow him to compete while outdoor national Newark championships are blocked. Meredith of Mercury Foot will be barred from club competition until October.
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Murray
Fred
Leland Stanford
New York
New York Athletic Club
Athletic
Newark
T Meredith
Mercury Foot Organization
Miss Curtis Leads Field of Forty-One in Golf Match
Miss Harriot Curtis of Essex County tops the opening round in medal play at the Women's Eastern Golf Association championship at Essex County Club Manchester Mass. with 86, four strokes ahead of England's Gavin and Vera Ramsay.
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New Jersey State Amateur Boxing Champions Crowned in Newark
George Hendler of Tyron A. C. won the 108 pound final after Anthony Sole stopped in two rounds. John Pringle captured the 115 pound title over Frank Geiger in three rounds. Albert Thom won two titles at 125 and 135 pounds for National Turn Verein. Emil Franzen defeated William Bien in 158 and 165 pound classes, with Franzen repeating in 156 pounds by defeating Frank Cocuzza. Joe Woolf won the 175 pound class for Central Institute over John Palmer in four rounds.
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New York Times
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N. J
New Jersey
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Tyron A. C
Anthony Sole
Sole
John Pringle
Frank Geiger
Pringle
Emil Franzen
Central Institute
William Bien
National Turn Verein
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Albert Thom
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Cass
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National
2 Vos
Ae B. Canning
Puritan Lies
Central
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Joe Oolf
John Palmer
Willie Kolehmainen Comes to Live Here
Willie Kolehmainen the renowned professional distance runner arrives from Glasgow after four years away. He has dominated international circuits including winning the Powderhall marathon in 1914 and placing second in 1915 and this year. He intends to stay in the United States indefinitely. Homer Keough named captain of Brown track team for next year with June 5 ceremony noted and Paul ’17 from New York City among varsity letter men.
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Willie Kolehmainen
Hannes
Westeran
Glasgow
United States
British Isles
Powderhall
Brown
Providence, R. I
Homer Keough
Paul
New York City
Varsity
Keough
Morris
Relinquished golf title opens Nassau event field
The metropolitan amateur championship begins tomorrow at Nassau Country Club with sixty pairings set for a 7 AM start. Notables entered include Oswald Kirkby and Max Marston, with Walter J. Travis relinquishing the title without contest as J. Mortimer Barnes warns entrants to stay ready. pairs are listed with start times and numbers.
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Nassau Country Club
Walter J. Travis
Oswald Kirkby
New Jersey
Max Marston
John G. Anderson
Phil Carter
Reggie Lewis
C. EB. McCann
J. Gordon Douglas
Paul Moore
Harry Hollins
Malcolm Stevenson
Herbert Harriman
Harold Carhart
G. A. Dixon
H. L. Pratt
C. EL. Tiffany
Fred Wheeler
Douglas
W. W. Pell
Ray Twyeffort
F. H. Hoyt
J. A. Stillman
Howard Whitney
H. Brown
C. Vv. Benton
R. A. Rainey
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Fred Snare
A. B. Ashforth
Gardiner White
John Anderson
Grantland Rice
R. D. Webb
F. Dyer
G. Fred Kohler
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H. J. Topping
B. M. Barnes
Ry. BR. Simons
LC. A. Dunning
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Louis Livingston
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Smith
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Fred Webster
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Harold D. Chapman
L. G. Young
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Herbert Phillips
Morel P. Lewis
Aymar Embury
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Dwight Partridge
J. Clarence Davies
Flying Fairy Top Weight in Belmont Handicap Draw
The Ladies Handicap at Belmont Park on Thursday offers 1500 dollars in added money. Flying Fairy owned by Captain E B Cassatt carries 126 pounds, nine more than her Elmont Handicap winning weight. Other weights include Capra 124 and Comety 122 with numerous mares listed from 112 to 108 pounds and below.
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Jacoba
Fenmouse
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Bet
Cornell Women Crew Sets Beebe Lake Record In Regatta
Cornell senior class crew wins interclass race at Beebe Lake in 1 minute 50 seconds for three eighths of a mile, defeating freshmen by about a boat length. Notables Gertrude Bates and Anna Kerr have rowed every race since 1916.
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Beebe Lake
Gertrude Bates
Anna Kerr
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