Polo Lawn Tennis Rowing Lord Wimborne in Cheape's Saddle
English polo team with Lord Wimborne substituted for the injured Captain Cheape defeats a Whites scrub at Meadow Brook 14 to 5. Wimborne scores four goals and the postponement of the international cup match draws praise from the American Pilgrims for sportsmanship.
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Harry Brittain
London
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Bravo Polo Team
Lord Wimborne
Capt. Cheape
Duke of Penaranda
J. W. Webb
J. G. Milburn, Jr
W. 8. Devereaux; Back, John Traill
Cheape
Iie
J. S&s. Phipps
Goys
Tomkinson Scor
Traill
W. S. Devereaux
California
Devereaux
Keith Marsham
No. 2
English Team Will Have Their Final Both Teams Will Rest On Fri Practice. Ay
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Tomkinson
Ord Wimborne
W. Webb
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Borne
Barrett
Duke of
Praise Our Friendliness The International Polo Match Postponed
London June 9 The postponement of the first international polo match due to Capt Cheape's injury draws praise from English sports figures. The Evening Standard notes the American golf team's good temper and calls the International Committee's friendliness valuable for Anglo American sports relations. Sir Thomas Lipton’s support for the New York Yacht Club in the America's Cup is highlighted as a lasting sign of unity.
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New York Times
London
Cheape
Evening Standard
International Committee
Thomas Lipton
New York Yacht Club
Enforce Foot Fault Rule for New Met Championship
Frederick B. Alexander former national champion will referee the metropolitan championship at West Side Tennis Club Forest Hills starting next Saturday He plans to instruct umpires on the foot fault rule and emphasize proper service stance The entry list closes tomorrow at 6 P M Armstrong and Seaver reach Massachusetts final. winner advances to challenge N W Niles.
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West Side
Forest Hills
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National Association
Alexander
Sloop Kiowa Dismasted In Northeast Gale Off Cottage City
Wind in Vineyard Haven Mass. dismasts the kiowa yacht owned by Allen O. Freeser of Bridgeport Conn. The sloop was towed to port for repairs after the mast snapped near the deck and damaged the wheel. Crew of three suffered only slight injuries.
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Vineyard Haven
Mass
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Bridgeport
Harvard Varsity Wins at Thames Two Mile Race
Harvard's Varsity eight defeated the Henley crew by about six feet in an unofficial 9 30 for two miles on the Thames. The race saw seesaw pacing after an early Henley lead with quartering wind and favorable tide. The Harvard freshman four beat Yale by a length in 5 32, and Harvard freshmen captured Yale's banner in a land and water caper at Gales Ferry, with Cameron as coxswain.
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Thames
Harvard
Henley
Yale
Gales Ferry
Cameron
Yale Freshman and Varsity Eights Race on Rough Water
Yale's first and second eights raced a mile on the river at Gales Ferry after three miles of pacel. The first boat won by a length as Coach Nickalls addressed individual faults. The freshman eight rowed four miles under Armstrong and Giannini. Water was rough and practice was brief.
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Yale
Paciies
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Armstrong
Giannini
Penn Next on Hudson Rowing Meet Teams Arrive
Poughkeepsie June 9 Penn rowing crews will join the Hudson course group tomorrow with Syracuse Wisconsin due Thursday and Washington expected late Thursday or Friday. Wisconsin oarsmen will camp in tents on the Milton hillside while Cornell and Columbia teams completed practice. Coach Rice plans Lorenz to replace Hooven in the No 2 Columbia seat.
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N. Y
Pennsylvania
Syracuse
Wisconsin
Washington
Milton
Cornell
Columbia
Rice
Hooven
Lorenz
Gibbons Defeats Chicago Fighter in Boston Twelve Round Decision
Mike Gibbons of St. Paul earned a twelve round decision over George KnocKout Brown of Chicago in Boston. Gibbons controlled the bout, outpointing Brown in every session tonight.
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Gibbons
Chicago
K.O. Brown
Boston
Mike Gibbons
St. Paul
George
Brown
Conlon Knocked Out in Third Round by Williams
Johnny Conlon bantamweight champion was defeated by Kid Williams of Baltimore who secured the world title with a right hand to the chin in the third round of a twenty round fight in Vernon California. Williams dominated from the start and Conlon struggled to land a punch before the bell ended the second round.
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Vernon
Cal
Johnny Coulon
Kid x Williams
Baltimore
Williams
Conlon
Ritchie Demands Change in Prize Fight Articles
Negotiations for the Ritchie versus Freddie duo hit a snag as Ritchie failed to deposit a 2500 forfeit, delaying the London Olympia Club bout slated for July 4. A conference with Bob Vernon yielded article changes and Ritchie paid the forfeit, with Eugene Corri or his designee named as referee to avoid bias in favor of the English challenger.
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Ritchie
Freddie
Willie
Bob Vernon
Olympia Club
London
Billy Gibson
Eugene Corri
Corri
Graves Edges Bartfield In Narrow Boxing Bout
Milwaukee’s Kid Graves at 142 pounds defeated Soldier Bartfield 145 in ten rounds at the Broadway Sporting Club Brooklyn. Bartfield pressed hard with weight advantage but Graves’ skill carried the match by a shade. Also Eddie Cook and Willie Chandler fought a rugged light welter bout that ended with Chandler guided to his corner by the referee. Boxing faced a close vote in San Francisco as the Board of Supervisors debated revoking fight permits, nine to eight, short of the required ten.
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Broadway Sporting Club
Brooklyn
Kid Graves
Milwaukee
Bartfield
Graves
Eddie Cook
Willie Chandler
Chandler
San Francisco
Board of Supervisors
New York Players Win in National Women's Tennis
Philadelphia hosts the national women's singles and doubles championships. New York players excel with Mrs. Theodore Cassebeer advancing in singles before falling to Mrs. Willard Sullivan of Richmond. Claire Cassel and Edward Raymond claim momentum as Mary Brown and Robert Williams lead defending doubles champions in early rounds.
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Wissahickon Heights
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Willard Sullivan
Richmond
Claire Cassel
Edward Raymond
Marie Wagner
Miss Cassel
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Cincinnati
G. H. Henry
Vantage
Mary Brown
Chicago
Robert Williams
Ann Sheaf
Boston
Eleanor Carey
Baltimore
Barbara Lewis
Susanne White
Forrest Kerbaugh
Moble Thayer
Smucker
Sarah Myers
Mary Coates
Carrie B. Neely
Eleanor Hopkins
Bingley
Mollie Thayer
Wizard Sullivan
Fleisser
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Amelia Douglas
Marie Wagener
C. N. Beard
Bessie Moore
Willie Chester
G. H. Ments
Edn Raymond
Edna Wildey
Orange
N. J
Minses Myers
Robert Herold
Belfield
C. C. Walbridge
H. P. Wright
Clara
Surprises Mark Second Day in New Jersey Tennis Championship
Reversals of form at Englewood Field Club as Charles Bull Jr. upset Ralph Baggs in three sets and George Shafer beat Baggs in straight sets. Louis Graves also advanced by defeating T. Stickney, with Shafer winning two matches that day. Doubles saw Durham and Throckmorton win, and Glazebrook with OverIkland prevail in another pairing.
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Englewood
Charles M. Bull, Jr
Crescent Athletic Club
Ralph L. Bages
Bages
Bull
George
Shafer
Frederick C. Baggs
Gwynne Frenchi
Louis Graves
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G. M. Rodman
Frank Kidde
Ralph L. Baggs
B. W. Stair
G. G. Moore, Jr
H. Throckmorton
N. Balch
Howard Voshell
L. V. Hobingon
B. J. Baldwin
Benjamin M. Phillips
Dr. H. McK. Gilazebrook
Frederick C Bages
G.A. Gorton
A. Fraser-Campbell
L. Coseer
Theodore R. Pell
H. Norton
G. M. Bodman
Hirn
Johnston Wins Frisco Title in Hard-Fought Final
William M Johnston the Pacific Coast and New York State champion, holder of the Longwood Cup, captured the San Francisco tournament title after a tense final with 17 year old Roland Roberts. Final score 6 4 4 6 7 5 6 4. John R Strachan will not defend his national clay court title at Cincinnati this year.
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San Francisco
William M Johnston
New York
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