New Yorkists Triumph In Church Cup Opener At Rival Boston
New York's veteran tennis team won 6 3 over Boston in the first round of the George M Church Cup intercity matches at Merton Cricket Club Rand. Singles led the New Yorkers with five wins as Niles defeated Pell in a tight five setter and Hall, Mahan, Alexander and Little also claimed singles. Doubles went to Boston with Wright and Johnston beating Alexander and Little while Niles and Brentz beat Pell and Mahan.
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Polymelian Falls In Stretch Battle At Belmont Park
Polymelian, a four-year-old imported son of Polymelus, loses a stretch duel to Gloomy Gus in the Red Cross Handicap at Belmont Park. Gloomy Gus, ridden by Luke, overtakes Polymelian near the line after a long run, with Tea Caddy and Columbine also in the field. Track conditions were muddy and the time roughly 1:40 for the mile.
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Four Browning Sisters Reach Ardsley Final Round
The Browning sisters dominated the Ardsley Club women's invitation doubles, forming a pure family semifinal and final lineup. Natalie Browning and Mrs. George S. Dickinson edged Leachman and Browning by a tight score, while Mrs. Stuart Green and Mrs. F. Thurber defeated McLean and Chapman. Mrs. Green then upset former national runner up Mrs. Edward Raymond to reach the singles final, as the Browning quartet seal a family chess of title contenders with the doubles to follow.
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Cudgel Favored In Suburban Race
Entry list shows Cudgel as top weighted candidate among a small suburban field. Other names include Keene Geehae, Take Bour, Hhuttinger Hendrie, Peak Helliater, Lottug Lohren, and Robinson Batile with varied weights and ages listed.
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SOL LICHTENSTEIN BURIED
Sol Lichtenstein former dean of the bookmakers and a leading figure in racing was buried yesterday in a funeral at Campbell Funeral Church Broadway and Sixty sixth Street. Metropolitan Jockey Club sent a tribute. many friends including F I Ryan William A Allan Pinkerton and Fred Whieserman attended.
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F. K. Bradley
Lichenstein
Gian sede two games with Boon Rave fans at grounds
Two games featured Gian sede and Boon Rave amid fan interest and lively crowd activity at the grounds. Officials reported steady attendance and tense moments as the teams competed.
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Caverly Wins Philadelphia Woman's Golf Championship
Mil dred Caverly of the Philadelphia Cricket Club defeats Mrs. Ronald H. Barrow of Merion Cricket Club 1 up to win the Philadelphia women's individual golf title. The match stays tight throughout with steady play from both competitors.
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Philadelphia Cricket Club
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Merion Cricket Club
Kauff Ordered to Report to Camp Sherman for Army Duty
Benny Kauff, Giants outfielder, is to report at Camp Sherman near Pomeroy Ohio on June 4 to begin military training. Manager McGraw expects him to be drafted mid next month as Kauff holds draft number 1259. The Giants also lose pitchers Rube Benton and Jesse Barnes to training camps. Doyle, returning from surgery, will suit up at the Polo Grounds later today but will see limited action for ten to fourteen days. Brooklyn schedules a double header this afternoon as part of a Western visit, with games starting around 1 30 and 1 45 p.m.
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Six Red Sox Pitchers Fall as Cleveland Beats Boston 14 to 7
Cleveland defeats Boston 14 to 7 in a high scoring game. Ruth hits a three-base hit for Cleveland while Speaker and Strunk drive scores for Boston. Pitching totals show Leonard, Bush, Ruth and Molyneaux allowing runs in long outings.
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Tigers Hit Ayers Freely In Detroit Win Over Washington
Detroit bats pummel Ayers and bosses on balls to beat Washington 9 to 6 in a tense June game. Hellmann collects four hits in five at bats as Detroit pitchers walk nine and struggle with control. Cobb earns a triple, three runs score on hits, and a pair of doubles highlight a busy offensive day for the Tigers.
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Unclear matchup results from early baseball league scores
Fragmented box scores show several games with city and team abbreviations. Entries reference American Association and Southern Association standings with Kansas City Louisville and Little Rock New Orleans Chattanooga Atlanta Birmingham Nashville among others.
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Nashville
Pratt's bat leads Yankees to 1 0 win over Browns
New York defeats St Louis 1 to 0 as Derrill Pratt drives in the decisive run with a sacrifice fly and a later double to right. Allen Russell starts and finishes for the Yankees, Miller makes a key eighth inning catch, and Nanamaker leaves injured after a foul tip.
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Rain Cancels All National League Games Yesterday
Baseball results show every NL game postponed due to rain. In the American League New York defeated St Louis 6 to 1 while Cleveland beat Boston 14 to 7 and Chicago edged Philadelphia 3 to 1.
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Myers Wildness Helps Chicago Edge Philadelphia 2 1
Chicago wins 2 to 1 after Myers wild pitching allows runs. Schalk and Shannon contribute key plays in a tight interleague game with strong fielding by E Collin and notable performances by Weaver and Schalk.
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Mrs Blake Heads MGA Golf Tourney in Autumn Stroke Play
About forty women from the Metropolitan Golf Association played at Hackensack in a one day event. Mrs L L Blake of Cranford led with a 102 7-05 to win the best gross prize, while Mrs N F Conroy of Fox Hills posted 108 12-06 to take net honors. A later miniature course putting test saw Miss M R Wilson of the Suburban Club win with 36 for 18 holes.
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Dodgers to Honor Cadore on Cadore Day at Ebbets Field
Dodgers host Pirates in a doubleheader with Lt Leon J Cadore of Camp Gordon returning to pitch in his second game since furlough. Admirers will fund subscriptions at park entrances to buy an officer’s outfit for Cadore.
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1616 Schoolboys Enter Track Meet for State Titles
About 1616 elementary schoolboys from city schools compete in the fifteenth annual Public Schools Track Meet at Brooklyn Athletic Field. Six weight classes are used to level the events across eighteen races. Public School 184 of Manhattan holds last year's team banner, with strong bids from schools 10 14 and Manhattan, Brooklyn public schools 43 and 52 in the Bronx contesting this year.
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Met League Track Meet At Macomi Park A Held
The Metropolitan League of Young Men's Hebrew Associations draws a record entry for its annual track and field meet this afternoon at Macomi's Dam Park. Twelve events are listed eight on track four on field with the two mile handicap run featuring seniors and Sol Freirich of Ninety-second Street Y M H A named honorary starter amid fierce rivalries with A A Frischman and Ed Toleast among others.
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Country Air Prompts Golf and Tennis Outing
A reader hints at enjoying outdoor leisure options with golf and tennis, celebrating the fresh country air as a backdrop for a relaxing outing. The note conveys a light, bucolic mood and invites similar plans.
Army officers uniforms the highest type of tailoring
Army officers' uniforms described as the highest type of tailoring in a concise catalog note. The piece highlights craftsmanship, fabrics, and cut as defining features of the maker's bespoke approach. The brief uses period tone to emphasize quality and precision in uniform tailoring.
Rovers Edge Company at 13th Be Warren
Rovers defeated Company at 13th Be Warren in a local contest known as The Pour Corners. Players exchanged quick scoring drives as the crowd watched the tense finish.
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