Long Island Dog Show Delivers Surprises in Rainy Mineola
The ninth annual Ladies Kennel Association of America event at Mineola, plagued by heavy morning rain, resumed in open rings after noon with eight rings in use. Winners include Vickery Kennels' Tintern Royalist over Albright’s King Oorang for Airedales, and John F. Collins's Moston Gladiator in bulldogs. Mary Henderson praised the 70-entry list as the best English Spaniel class yet with Walkley Vic sweeping top honors. Notables present included Clifford Brokaw, J. A. Burden, and Tyler Morse among others.
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Ladies’’ Kennel Association of America
Mineola
L. I
Westbury
Fair Grounds
A. Albright, Jr
C. M. Hamilton
Mackworth Bertie
John F. Collins
Samuel Crabtree
Mary Henderson
Henderson
James Doig
Doig
M. Harders
Tyler Morse
Morse
Handsome Boy
Eadcliffe Capricious
Nightmare
Clifford Brokaw
J. A. Burden
J. Tyler Morse
Harvey
Elise Laden
Anna Sands
F. A. Clark
Alexander Butler Duncan
W. Burling Cocks
Joseph B. Thomas
L. H. Arnold
Jessie Voss
W. S. Farquhar
Harry T. Peters
Airedale Terriers
Vickery Kennels
Tintern Royalist
King Oorang
A. ‘Albright
A. ‘Albright, Jr
Baughfell Heather
Chamion Latchmere
Brace. Beagles
Somerset Beagles
Somerset Chieftain
Somerset Sportsman
R. Belmont
Landsdowne
Jeff
Messrs. Humphries
Autts
Lad III
H. R.rieman Duval
H. Reiman Duval
Ildico
Berkeley Kennels
Clemo Chancellor
Meadowview Kennels
Meadowview Yale
Meadowview
Beatrice
Black Fells Inn
St. Patrick of Elsinore
R. W. Creazbaur
Lady Dakin II
Windholme Kennels
Windholme’s Forever
Windholme
Jane
T. Crane
Daldale Dena
Collies
J. A. Laufenberg
Southert Study
Pinewood Kennels
Pinewood Blue Lid
Irina Kennels
Southport Merletta
Oak Hall
Billesley
J. D. Anderson
Maidie
Alice B. Tainter
Snifkens
Cuihuahu Willhuahuas
Buckingham Be
F. O. Emmons
Lady Dolly
J. Moody
San Kee
Gordon Setters
F. D. Kirby
Sir Gordonsesdiho
Carlo
Red Brook Kennels
Revile Beauty
J. Buck
Helios von Wurttemberg
C. Bringharrt
Melac
Broughton
Bitches
Holdfast Kennels
Mita
F. Hill
Piano’s Beauty
Lorraine Kennels
Lorraine Pontiac
R. H. Thomas
Rosena o’Valley Farm
Belkis
Lorraic
White Hope Bout Sets Bout for Tomorrow at National Sporting Club
The supplementary white hope affair is scheduled for tomorrow night at the National Sporting Club. Al Bénedict and Sailor White are to compete in a ten‑round bout claimed to settle who has the true power in the padded mitt. Each fighter contends he did not receive a fair chance in the semi final won by A. L. Balser about ten.
FIFTH INTERNATIONAL POLO MATCH REVIEW
The Westchester Polo Club hosts the Fifth International Polo Match for the International Polo Cup. America wins the first game 8 to 4. second game set for Meadow Brook, Meadow Brook grounds, Westbury L I at 4 30 P M weather permitting. Officials include Referee Strawbridge and Umpires Barrett Crane Montagne. If America wins today no further match. If England wins final game Saturday. Time: eight periods seven and a half minutes each. Penalty scoring and foul rules outlined. colors and paddocks specified. Past cups listed from 1886 to 1909 with winners England or America.
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Westchester Polo Club
America
Core
Meadow Brook Grounds
Westbury
L. I
R. HB
Strawbridge
Philadelphia
F. W. Barrett
England
Joshua Crane
M. Lea Montagne
Arthur Ones
W. Strother Jones
Sall
Mrs Fox Near Leader In Eastern Golf Championship
In wet conditions at Newton Massachusetts Mrs Ronald H Barlow from Merion leads after the second eighteen holes while Mrs Caleb F Fox of Philadelphia posts the best score today moving from sixth to second The event continues with 18 holes remaining tomorrow and a New York team default affecting the schedule.
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Psue
F. C. Osgood
Barlow
R. Barlow
Philadelphia
C. P. Fox
C. Osgood
Boston
G. W. Roope
K. C. Harley
Fall River
11. Curtis
F. W. Batcheld
D. Crosby
A. D. Rogers
F. MacDonald
C. B. Shirley
J. Akeroyd
E. F. Levi
Bosto
Howard North
Ww. i Johnson
F. B. Edwards
G. Smith
B. Stevens
R. H. Barrew
W. 8. Hilles
M. Freeman
Co. F. Fox
Grace Bemple
F. G. Davis
E. F.aldrich
O. B Duncan
F. W. Batchelder
Irene Richardson
E. F. Duncan
E. MacDonald
E. C. Harley
H. Levi
W. C. Johnson
H.S
Polo Match Held Over Until Today
Weather again delayed the second match of the international polo cup at Meadow Brook Club expected at 4 30 P M. If the English win today a Saturday rubber follows and a United States victory shapes a Friday showdown with Peg law Keene Malcolm Stevenson and two others.
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Meadow Brook Club
Nature
British Isles
Meadow Brook
Polo Association
Capt. Barrett
Lieut. Palmer
Cecil Grenfell
Capt. Wilson
Foxhall Keene
Malcolm Stevenson
Maureania
Morris European
American Express Company
Robert E. Strawbridge
Philadelphia
Joshua Crane
Benedict Stops Morgan as East Side Card Delivers Top Night
At the Superior Athletic Club a strong crowd saw three ten round bouts plus preliminaries. Roger Benedict defeated Johnnie Morgan in round six with a sharp uppercut. Charlie Gibson outboxed Eddie Whalen over ten rounds to earn the decision. Chester Cooper out pointed Porky Flynn of New England, landing the harder blows for the win.
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Superior Athletic Club
East Side
Roger Benedict
Johnnie Morgan
Canada
Benedict
Charlie Gibson
Eddie Whalen
Gibson
Chester Cooper
Soung
Porky Flynn
New England
Cooper
Flynn
Kid Burns Retires After Narrow Ten Round Win
After a long ring absence Kid Burns earned a popular decision over Jack Dorman of the west side in ten rounds at Brown's Gymnasium. Burns led the early five rounds, while Dorman surged in the final four to close the gap.
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Kid Burns
Jack Dorman
West Side
Brown's Gymnasium
Burns
Dorman
Autoists Test Law On Ocean Parkway Speedway
Long Island Automobile Club members rode on the restricted Ocean Parkway speedway section between Kings Highway and Twenty second Avenue to challenge Kennedy’s ban and were ordered by Park Policeman Terrell to exit. Subpoenas were issued for court appearance as the group argued the side roadways are dangerous and visibility is poor due to trees and unlit wagons.
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Long Island Automobile Club
Kennedy
Speedway
Ocean Parkway
Kings Highway
Twenty-second Avenue
C. Stewart Cavanagh
William Schimpf
Herbert G. Andrews
Col
George W. Wingate
Garrett Terrell
Parkville
Safth
Terrell
Parkway Driving Association
Automobile Clubs
Hill-Climb Practice Sets West Haven Meet
Practice for the Shingle Hill climb at West Haven Connecticut begins tomorrow with cars allowed to practice Thursday and Friday from 2 15 to 8 45 pm, course kept clear of regular traffic. Entries close tonight. The Metallurgique from Metallurgique Motor Company of this city has entered the event, its first competitive appearance in the United States.
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West Haven
Conn
Yale
New Haven Automobile Clubs
Metallurgique
Metallurgique Motor Company
Dartmouth Admitted to Intercollegiate Basketball League
Dartmouth College has been admitted to the Intercollegiate Basketball League after a small vote since March. The league, previously five universities Yale Pennsylvania Princeton Cornell and Columbia, will meet in New York June 15 to rearrange next year's schedule.
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Philadelphia
Dartmouth College
Ralph Morgan
Yale
Pennsylvania
Princeton
Cornell
Columbia
New York
Opening of Aero Club New York Aerodrome at Garden City
The Aero Club of New York will formally open its Garden City Estates aerodrome on Saturday. Exhibitions and flights will be performed by club members with invitations sent to prominent New York aeronauts. Work began about two months ago after Earle L. Ovington made a sensational inaugural flight on the grounds.
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The
Aero Club of New York
Garden City Estates
L. L
New York
Earle L. Ovington
British Polo Matches Delayed by Weather and Op Death
The Daily Mail reports from Meadow Brook that a second international polo match is postponed due to American weather errors mirroring Hur-lingham 1909. American ponies are praised as superior, Capt Lloyd will not play until conditions improve, and no coronation attendance is required for British players.
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London
Daily Mail
Meadow Brook
Hurlingham
Whitney
Milburn
Lloyd
Cheape
Waterburys
Lord Kitchener
Capt. Lloyd
King George
Track and Field Meet Set for Pratt Field Brooklyn
The Sun day School Athletic League Track and Field Committee schedules a boys meet at Pratt Field Brooklyn on Saturday June 24 at 2 30 PM. Events include 40 and 60 yard dashes 4 lap relays for midgets and boys 60 yard dash running high jump and relays for juniors and intermediates 800 and 880 yard runs standing broad jump 12 pound shot and relays for seniors.
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Sunday School Athletic League
Pratt Field
Willoughby
Grand Avenues
Brooklyn
Burns Favored Over Daly In Bantam Bout At Twentyeth Century
Frankie Burns is favored by friends to defeat Johnny Daly next Friday night at the Twentyeth Century Athletic Club. Manager Lee says Burns aims for a knockout, claiming the challenger has not looked so sharp in months. Daly vows top form and bantamweight title readiness, both expecting to comfortably weigh in at 116 pounds ringside.
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Frankie Burns
Johnny Daly
Twentieth Century Athletic Club
Gotham
Burns
Lee
Hlas
Daly
Hupmobile 1912 Fore-door Model Offers Superior Value
The 1912 Fore-door Hupmobile features full equipment including fore-doors top zig zag windshield mirror lenses gas lamps and generator and repair kit. Priced at 750 the car emphasizes added quality and $100 more value in materials over earlier models and urges shoppers to compare with costlier cars while highlighting new 1912 improvements and production savings for better value.
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Hyatt
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