Yankees Lose 2–1 to White Sox in Chicago Debut
New York visitors drop a tight contest as Fisher and Mogridge lock with strong pitching. Cree shines with three hits while Hal Chase makes several notable plays amid a streak of bad luck for the Yankees and a hoodoo affecting scoring chances.
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New York Times
Chicago
Yankees
White Sox
Sox
Wolverton
Fisher
Mogridge
Cree
Hal Chase
Chase
Hartzell
Callahan
Bodie
Colins
Ed Sweeney
Collins
Zinn
Weaver
Gardner
Fournier
Hal
Lord
Martin
Buck
Daniels
Meee
Paget
Mverites
Speaker Hits for Cycle as Red Sox Beat Browns 9 to 2
Tris Speaker of the Boston Red Sox collected a single double triple and home run in five at bats against Mitchell of the Browns. Boston won 9 to 2 to solidify second place as St Louis and Boston combined for a high scoring afternoon in St Louis.
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Louis
Tris Speaker
Boston Red Sox
Mitchell
Browns
Laporte
Pratt
Phillies rout Cleveland in matinee 13 to 2
Philadelphia defeats Cleveland 13 to 2 as Gregg struggles and exits in the fifth inning. George improves for the Phillies, while Lajoie Strunk and McInnes lead Cleveland with multiple hits. scoring includes two-base and three-base hits, with Philadelphia piling runs early and maintaining the lead throughout. Time of nerve hours and twelve minutes. Umpires Connolly and Hart.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
Gregg
George
Baker
Lajoie
Strunk
O Birm
McInnes
Peck
Coom
Bicrese
Olson
Jackson
Ball
Lord
Egan
Coombs
Oldring
Barry
Collins
Balse
Eters
Essrs
Connolly and
Hart
Wild pitches lift Senators to win over Detroit
Washington defeated Detroit 8 to in the series opener as Willett contributed two wild pitches, each yielding a run. In the sixth, Tigers stranded runners with nobody out, but details fade as the play continued.
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Willd
Senators
Detroit
Willett
Washington
Tigers
Henry Qtek Moriertz
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
In the American League Chicago edged New York 2 to 1 while Philadelphia routed Cleveland 13 to 2 and Boston defeated St. Louis 9 to 2. Washington beat Detroit 4 to 3. In the International League Jersey City won 13 to 8 over Providence and Newark topped Baltimore 7 to 0. Upcoming games list matchups across several cities including Chicago New York Pittsburgh Brooklyn Philadelphia Cleveland and more with several cross league contests.
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Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Boston
St. Louis
Washington
Detroit
Jersey City
Providence
Newark
Baltimore
National League
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
American League
International League
Montreal
Rochester
Toronto
Buffalo
Cceesecees
Philadelpeevee
Severnadleecee
Detroit Sseecee
Baltimore Eeece
Newark Eneseceee
Toronto Escces
Montre
Detroit Beats Washington In Quick Baseball Tilt
Detroit wins 7 to 4 over Washington in a game lasting one hour forty minutes. Key moments include Moeller's fielding at right, Hughes and Willett pitching, and Moriarty driving in runs with two doubles.
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Crawford
Hughes
Bauman
Washington
Detroit
Abrhpoa
O'Bauman
Morgan
Mority
É McBride
lLouden
Henry
Onslow
Musser
O Willett
Foster
Bush
Dero
Moriarty
Louden
McBride
Gandil
Willett
Messia
Evans
Westervelt
Providence defeats Jersey City in 13 8 win at Rocky Point
Jersey City built a fast start but Providence pitchers quieted the visitors as Remneas and Mitchell held the Grays from the third inning. The final score 13 to 8 with Providence collecting eight runs in the late innings and Jersey City totaling eight. Manning Wells and Barrows starred for Jersey City while Elston and Schmidt delivered late offense for Providence. Time two hours twenty seven minutes.
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New York Times
Providence
R. I
Jersey City
Rocky Point
Sline
Bernier
Mitchell
Grays
Frill
Providen AB Rhpoa Abr
Breen
M’der't
M’crone
O Shean
Barrows
O Lathers
Kelly
Elston
Deinin’r
Drake
Wells
Perry
Janvrin
Atz
Roach
Schmidt
Brugsy
le Shine
Remn’s
Sheckard
Gillespie
Ccceooe
McCrone
Luthers
Remneas
Oneroersey City
Mpires
Messrs
Doyle
Guthrie
Heoa
Bell Debuts With Indians In 7-0 Newark Shutout
George Bell made his Newark debut with Joe McGinnity's Indians, defeating the Baltimore Orioles 7 to 0. Jimmy Dygert took the loss for Baltimore after two rough innings, while Newark delivered a dominant performance with timely hitting and strong defense.
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George Bell
Brooklyn
Joe McGinnity
Indians
Newark
Baltimore Orioles
Jimmy Dygert
State League Scores From Scranton Utica Elmira and Wilkes Barre
In Scranton Utica Scranton won 7 to 4. At Albany Albany defeated Binghamton 4 to 0. Elmira beat Troy 12 to 2. Wilkes Barre Syracuse edged Wilkesbarre 6 to 5.
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Scranton
Utica
Albany
Binghamton
Elmira
Troy
Wilkesbarre
Syracuse
Wilkesberre
Connecticut League Scores From New Haven and Bridgeport
In New Haven Hartford leads New Haven with 5 to 4, while at Bridgeport Hartford defeats Bridgeport 4 to 3 in the league play.
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Connecticut League
New Haven
Holyea
Bridgeport
Hartford
American Association Second Games Summary
In Indianapolis and Louisville fans saw Kansas City and Minneapolis facing Toledo and St Paul as second games decided several scores. Louisville beat Kansas City 5 to 1 while Columbus and Minneapolis posted 6 to 2 and 6 to 4 results.
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Louisville
Kanssa City
Kansas City
Columbus
Minneapolis
Toledo
St. Paul
Baseball scores from Pacific Coast League games
In San Francisco Oakland at Sacramento the Sacramento team beat Oakland 7 to 6. In Los Angeles San Francisco game Vernon played. At Portland Los Angeles 8 Portland 2.
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San Francisco
Oakland
T. Sacramento
Sacramento
Los Angeles
San Franisco
Vernon
Portland
Southern League Report From New Orleans May First
In New Orleans on May 1 the Southern League game summary notes a 4 to 8 scoreline with New Orne Orleans prevailing over an opponent. unclear venue names and teams due to garbled OCR.
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New Orne Orleans
New Orleans
Sosisibia
Mobilmetie
Giants Entertain at Long Branch in Exhibition Game
The New York Giants defeated Long Branch 11 to 10 at Hollywood horse show grounds in Long Branch New Jersey. Enriquez starred for Long Branch with five hits including a triple, while Eddie Brannick made his club debut as pinch hitter for New York.
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New York Times
Long Branch
N. J
North Jersey
New York Giants
Hollywood
McGraw
Giants
Cuba
Enriquez
Louis Drucke
New Yorks
New York
Drucke
Wilbert Robinson
Eddie Brannick
Murray
Wilson
Brannick
Henriquez
Doyle
StRamos
Snodge’s
Oj Henri’z
O Gonz
E Bran’k
O Tighe
Becker
O Daly
Herzog
Johnson
Il Lurgue
Fletcher
Giants Swamp Hoboken In Seven-Run Exhibition
Giants spare pitchers win 12 to 0 over Hoboken in a barnstorming game before a crowd of 8,500. Crandall belts a home run as Wiltse Tesreau Shore and Pound see action with Crandall contributing four hits. Hoboken bats struggle as Giants dominate in field and at plate.
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Giants
Hoboken
Crandall
Wiltse
Tesreau
Robertson
Shore
Sammy Smith
New York
Hoboken Flats
Jeff Tesreau
McGraw
South
Hobokens
Art Shafer
Burns
Pound
Frank McPartlin
Cosgrove
Shafer
M’l'lin
M’c'm'k
OlHarter
C’d'll
W'liams
R’b’tson
Craig
Hartley
McCormick
Smith
ball—Lee
Cfeek
Mr. McPartlin
New York Times Team Wins Again
Ten New York Traps won their third game of the season by defeating the Senators 12 to 10 at 214th Street and Broadway. Degnon starred in fielding and base running while pitcher J. Pancoast fanned eight Senators.
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New York Times
New York Traps
Senators
214Th Street
Broadway
Degnon
J. Pancoast
United States Baseball League to Expand to St Louis and Baltimore
Pittsburgh dispatch reports the United States Baseball League plans to add St Louis and Baltimore teams, joining Pittsburgh Richmond Reading Chicago to form six cities for the season. Otto Steifel has taken over the St Louis franchise. Baltimore reportedly acquired the Washington franchise.
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Pittsburgh
United States Baseball League
St. Louis
Baltimore
Richmond
Reading
Chicago
Otto Steifel
New York
Washington
New Jersey Auto Registrations Update
TRENTON N J June 9 The Automobile Department records show New Jersey registered up to June this year 28 932 machines versus 25 878 for the same period last year when no reciprocity existed. Critics say reciprocity would push owners to skip yearly licenses relying on the ten day privilege. The data indicate more heavy cars and more extremely light ones among new machines, showing both ends of modern car design are popular.
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New Jersey
New York Times
Trenton
N. J
Automobile Department
American Rifle Team Returns From Pan American Meet
The American rifle team that competed in the Pan American shooting contests in Buenos Aires departed for home yesterday after finishing their participation. The squad faced a strenuous schedule and returned with experience from the event.
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Buenos Aires
Giants at Chicago in baseball clash today
Police report lists Giants versus Chicago as the day’s baseball event with venue Adin 6005 and proceedings ongoing.
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Police Today
Giants
Chicago
Adin
Mauretania Crews Race For Silver Cup
Four eight oared crews from the Mauretania Cunard Line raced from Castle Point Hoboken to Cunard Pier near West Fourteenth Street for Col C. C. Hardwick’s silver trophy. Sailors won with firemen second officers third and stewards fourth clocked in 6 07 amid ebb tide and a breeze.
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Mauretania
Cunard Line
Castle Point
Hoboken
Cunard
West Fourteenth Street
Col
C. C. Hardwick
Fred E. Story
J. A. Wolfe
B. Dunphy
Guy Dolphin
North River
Lew
McNeil
Col. Hardwick
New York
Split heats spark Harlem meet in ninth Spring brushing card
New York Road Drivers' Association staged nine events at Harlem Speedway with three heats for some. Joseph F. Gibbons rode Claro to easy Class AA pacing victory in straight heats in 1:02% amid tight competition from Clover Patch and Master McKerron.
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New York Road Drivers’ Association
Harlem Speedway
Joseph F. Gibbons
J. W. Hunt
Clover Patch
Gibbons
Hunt
Claro
Master McKerron
E. J. la Place
C. C
Br. G
A. Young
Grace A
Ch. m
Ll. W. Boynton
Dr. Eddy
B. G
W. BH. Horn
Clare
J.F. Gibbons
H. J. la Place
Br. m
Dd. V. Hunt
Baron Dell
A. Mullady
Little Ella
Bik. m
Lennon
Hippewa
CG. J. Fendt
Trixitl H
B. m
Cc. G. Schmidt
Alice Victor
B. Cohen
de Witt
C. Wetland
G. W
Francis Milrol
J. Q
B. Clarke
Lady Inwood
Blk. m
EH. M. Corner
Robbie B. McGregor
Gr. G
J. F. Gibbons
Dick Welsh
J. Kennedy
Bik. G
Olympic tryouts produce surprises at Harvard Stadium
The American Olympic Committee’s entry requirements led to last minute disqualifications after the 800 meters and hop step events. Caldwell of Massachusetts Agricultural College missed the entry blank, while Harvard’s C. E. Brickey led the hop and jump but cannot join the team.
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American Olympic Committee
Harvard
David S. Caldwell
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Sheppard
H. P. Drew
Craig
Michigan
Drew
Madison Square Garden
Cloughen
Archer
Mel Sheppard
Caldwell
Harry R. Worthington
Boston A. A
A. L. Gutterson
University of Vermont
Worthington
Sweden
A. C
Alvah T. Meyer
J. M. Rosenberger
Frank Riley
Harry Gissing
Jack Eller
Ike Lovell
Drew Valentine
J. J. Archer
Bob Cloughen
W. E. Conway
Celtic Park
Waldorf-Astoria
Stockholm
Sheridan A C Outdoor Games At Seward Park Report
The third annual Sheridan A C outdoor games drew nearly 200 competitors from recreation centers and A A U athletes at Seward Park. H Browser won the ard handicap, with G Wilcox second, as Centre 62 led point totals at 18. The event list includes 60 yard dashes, 800 and 880 yard runs, two mile and three mile races with winners named from Claremont A A C Sheridan A C and New York A C among others.
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Sheridan A. C
Seward Park
Ard
Recreation
Hyening Recreati
H. Propos
H. Poplofaky
L. Sch Qiards
Greenberg
Zard
M. Minkelstein
H. Browser
G. Wilcox
J. Ohme
W. Reilly
Bartholomew’s A. C
Champions at Olympic Games tryouts set to compete
Report describes athletes breaking records at the Eastern Olympic tryouts. Notable names include Abel R. Kiviat and W. Kra mer as participants. Mayor fires the gun to start the afternoon sport at the league event.
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Nate
P. Halpin
Toothe Ogie Seeeeaee
Rome
Abel R. Kiviat
W. Kramer
Cae
New Golf Record at Ardsley
TARRYTOWN N Y June 9 The Ardsley course record for foursomes fell after eighteen years as Sherbornne Prescott C Smith Jr H S Geen and Merrill Waters won the ball in 68 with 34 out and 84 in
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Ardsley
New York Times
Tarrytown
N. Y
Ardsley Golf Course
Sherbornne Prescott
C. Smith, Jr
H. S. Geen
Merrill Waters
Swimming Scientifically Taught Balhen Syinten
A fragment notes a swimming lesson or course titled Swimming Scientifically Taught with a reference to Balhen Syinten and a school. The garbled OCR also shows numbers 10-315 19-31 and a time 20 30. The readable items suggest a class or program listing rather than a full article.
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Balhen Syinten
De Witt Clinton Club Wins at Alliance Meet
The Educational Alliance Boys' Clubs field and track meet closed with De Witt Clinton Club first scoring 45 points. June 2 events at Astoria Field drew 349 competitors from 45 clubs. Gottlieb won the aeroplane contest with a 64 foot flight and 525 seconds aloft.
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Educational Alliance Boys
de Witt Clinton Club
Astoria Field
Long Island
Berk
Aeroplane Club
de Witt Canton Club
Gottlieb
Fleigel
Concord Club
Sonl
Peter Cooper
Saffrin
Taperson
Greenberg
Deitt Clinton
de Witt Clinton
Deerfoot
Concord
Philo
Civic Guard No
Amicit
All Friends
Baron de Hirsch
Fancourt
Gideon
Smith Leads Athletes in Holy Cross Lyceum Meet
George Smith dominated De Witt Clinton Park events as scratch entrant in the sixty yard dash and quarter mile. He also starred in the leading handicap events and helped his team secure premier honors in the first monthly meet, with close finishes by H Eddler J Murphy and J Ryan in sprint and distance races.
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George Smith
Holy Cross Lyceum
de Witt Clinton Park
Smith
J. Ryan
G. Smith
J. Yan
Murphy
J. Mc
R. Geis
T. Mg
Yan
Ees Nulty
Logeau
G. S
Bouts of the Week Highlight City Boxing Card
Leadh Cross meets Jack Redmond in a ten round bout at St. Nicholas A C tomorrow night as promoters push a busy weekly program. New York features include Young Wagner versus Emergency Kelly at Long Acre A A and Gunboat Smith versus Jack McFarland at Atlas A C Rockaway Beach.
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Leadh Cross
Jack Redmond
Milwaukee
St. Nicholas A. C
the Garden A. C
Madison Square Garden
Edmond
New York
West
Ad Wolgast
Wolgast
Redmond
Cross
Brown
Young Wagner
Willie Jones
Johnny Dundee
Emergency Kelly
Boston
Long Acre A. A
PiThe
Atlas A. C
Rockaway Beach
Gunboat Smith
Jack McFarland
Charlie Harvey
Young Boss
Royale A. C
Brooklyn
Billy Galley
Australia
Jimmy Lawton
Artie Edmunds
Willie Scott
Harry Carter
Tommy Quinn
Sharkey A. C
Willie Chandler
Boys Club
K. O. Egers
West Mic
Atlantic A. A
Young
Terry McGraw
Baltimore
Lew Silver
Young Callahan
Fairmont
Sharkey
Nicholas A. C
Royale and Gowanus A. Co
Heavyweight Title Bout Probable at Garden A C
Luther McCarty and Bombardier Wells near a July ring clash arranged by Billy Gibson of the Garden A C. Billy McCarney, McCarty’s manager, heads to New York for talks with Gibson as both fighters push for the bout with terms expected to be settled.
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Luther McCarty
Bombardier Wells
Billy Gibson
the Garden A. C
Billy McCarney
McCarty
New York
Mr Gibson
Rubinstein Extends Lead in Poestyen Chess Masters
A K Rubinstein dominates the Poestyen tournament, two points ahead after beating de Barasz in round thirteen and adjourned from the twelfth. Duras climbs to second after defeating Spielmann, while Marshall rises to fourth as Alapin loses to Balla. Schlechter defeats Cohn. Breyer, Teichmann, and Johner win. Lowtzky-Sterk draw. Leonhardt-Johner and Athe-Yates drawn.
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Budapest
A. K. Rubinstein
Russia
Poestyen
Def Barasz
Duras
Spielmann
United States
Marshall
Breyer
Yates
Teichmann
Salve
Johner
Hromadka
Lowtzky
Sterk
Leonhardt
Athe
Harvard and Yale crews rest and train on New London coast
Harvard rowers rested at Ocean Beach near New London with no fixed plan for the week as coach Wray oversees light practice. Yale crews sailed on the Sound aboard Morton Plant's yacht Thelma, and coxswain Badger was rescued after a Thames River single scull upset, with no injuries reported.
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Red Top
Conn
Harvard
Ocean Beach
New London
Wray
Gales Ferry
Yale
Morton F. Plant
Thelma
Badger
Varsity
Thames River
Manager Street
Barnum
Morris Athletes set two club records at Macomb Dam Park
Morris Athletic Association held the second men’s handicap meet at Macomb’s Dam Park with seven events. New club marks were set in the 110 yard dash and the three mile run, while L Cohan won the 110 yard dash in a low time and Rosenbaum took the three mile in 16 40 after large handicaps.
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Morris
Morris Athletic Association
Macomb’s Dam Park
L. Cohan
Livingston
Rosenbaum
M. Krauss
B. Golding
Oon
FF. O Connor
E. Newman
A. Emden
Newark Football Club Extends Lead in NY and District League
The Newark Foot Ball Club added two points in a win over Hollywood Inn eleven at Newark and moved closer to the league title. With 32 points, The Newarks could tie or pass Clan MacDonalds and Brooklyn Elites who finished with 33. They meet Hollywood Inn at Yonkers next Sunday afternoon to close the schedule.
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Hollywood Inn
Newark
N. J
New York and District
Newarks
Clan MacDonalds
Brooklyn
Yonkers
Champion Kramer Defeated in Newark Velodrome Showdown
Surprises marked the Newark Velodrome meet as favorites fell in multiple events. Frank Cavanagh won the half mile championship with Comes close behind, Grenda disqualified, and Kramer placed fourth after the ruling. Cavanagh leads the series with 7 points to Comes 5.
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Newark
Frank Kramer
Renda
Leon Comes
Alf Grenda
Frank Cavanagh
Kramer
Cavanagh
Grenda
France
Norman Anderson
Denmark
New York
Paris
East Orange
Percy Lawrence
San Francisco
Jacob Magin
Clarence Carmen
Jamaica
Peter Drobach
Boston
William Morton
Kearny
N. J
Alvin Loftus
Providence
Donald McDougall
Jackie Smith
Chesterees Baldwins
L. I
Norman Hansen
Chester A. Smith
Barns
William Pettit
Rockville Centre
Irving B. Rice
Australia
John Bedell
Lynbrook
Menus Bedell
L. Y
Stop Olympic Benefit Cancelled by Police Orders at Brighton Beach
P W Logan warned Acme Wheelmen officials that Sundays events at Brighton Beach Motor Drome must be halted. Club officials moved to stage six events anyway with 150 riders and 100 spectators disappointed as police claimed no knowledge of the plan. Despite cancellations, a quick informal program produced a six event scramble with J B Hawkins repeatedly winning in two mile handicap and other riders noted from Acme and New Harlem Wheelmen.
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Brighton Beach
P. W. Logan
Acme
Creare
George W. Beatty
American Olympic Bicycle Fund
J. B. Hawkins
New England
Harry
Harry Kaiser
H. G. Lil- Hanthal
William Brown
Atlas Bicycle Club
F. Cambria
New Harlem
J. Welton
H. M
I. Taub
Century Road Club of America
H. Kaiser
Acma
H. G. Lillianthal
Pell captures Cedarhurst Tennis Cup in tight final
R Pell defeated Karl Behr 9-7 6-2 5-7 to win the Cedarhurst Tennis Cup at the Hunting Club Cedarhurst. L I Pell, former National indoor champion, led the challenge with H Hobart Porter as umpire. The match, delayed from the doubles cup decision a week earlier, drew a fashionable crowd including sponsor Frederick C Inman.
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T. R. Pell
Cedarhurst
L. I. Pell
Karl H. Behr
H. Hobart Porter
Boston Jr. Arthur
Dabney
Nathaniel W. Niles
Frederick C. Inman
Thenament
Burt wins Nassau Queens lawn tennis singles title at Great Neck
L Millens Burt of Garden City tops Walter L Pate of Nassau Country Club in a grueling five set final 6 4 4 6 8 2 6 3 to claim the Nassau and Queens Counties singles crown. The Grace brothers Morgan H Grace and Francis J Grace capture doubles titles over Dr D J Lawrence and Frank Mapp of Great Neck Hills CC in straight sets 6 3 to 6 4 with a 6 3 6 6 4 scoreline.
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L. Millens Burt
Garden City
Morgan H. Grace
Francis J. Grace
Nassau and Queens Counties
Great Neck Hills Country Club
Great Neck
L. I. Burt
Walter L. Pate
Nassau Country Club
Grace Brothers
Dr. D. J. Lawrence
Frank Mapp
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Stahl
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Educational Alliance Boys’ Clubs
Holy Cross Lyceum Star
Durland’s Riding Academy
Central Park West
Garden A. C
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B. Berner
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J. F. O’connor
M. Redlich
E. Mayer
J. Habot
M. Ra
Medberg
Distace
J. Kabot
Newark Velodrome
Pell
King William
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