Mrs McLean Out in National Tennis Singles
Philadelphia report on the national women’s tennis championship where Mrs Marshall McLean, former champion, loses to Mrs George Wightman of Boston in three sets. Other results include Guthrie-Dunston beating Barger-Wainwright in doubles and several early round matches across singles and doubles with notable players from New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Boston and Norway.
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Philadelphia
New York
Marshall McLean
George Wightman
Boston
Hazel Hotchkiss
California
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Pitteburgher
Philadelphiaa
Molla Bjurstedt
Norway
Newport
Hosten
Pittsburgh
Misa Anne
Kennedy
Eliza M. Fox
Philadelpha
A. J. Drexel Paul
Hiladel Para
Alice Cunningham
Hubert Leroy
George
Wightman
Morris
Mmiss
Eleanorma McLean
N. J
O'Sears
T. H. Cabot
Heston
Poub Cs
KR. Wainwright
Hannan Wright
Taylor
Mise Emilie Kennedy
George Wishtman
Fleanora Sears
Margeretta
Sarah Myers
Dorothy Disaten
M. Fox
Thedore Casmber
Helen Ansander
Iiss Clare Cassel
Anne Bheafe
Ww. P. Newhall
E. G. Osthelmes
Philadelhia
Martha ‘ Tthrie
Ies M Snyder
Pittsburhh
Jeaae
Nliichter
Piladelphis
Cen Kissel
BE. Lindley
H. H. Smith
Phila Iphia
An Mire
Barger-Wa Ich
HM. Cabot
Susan White
Eleanor Carts Baltim
George Chapman
Morristown
Args Kennedy
Sarah Baker
Philade
Ward Wins From Behar In Marine Club Final
Vanderbilt Ward advanced to the final of the Marine and Field Club men’s singles at Hath Beach by defeating Allen Heir in straight sets. Ward’s speed and accuracy overwhelmed Heir as the match went to deuce only briefly.
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Vanderbilt
B. Ward
New York State
Tnnis
Marine and Field Club
Hath Beach
Allen Heir
Deuce
Ward
E. De«elaner
Charlies Chambers
Chambers
Ploddie
Oelsaner
Odvelsner
Lincoln Reimer
J - Hutchins
G. A. L. Dionne
Lincoln Sheer
Vena
E. Bh. Hatchines
E. Veimer
Charles Chambers
Dionne
B .M. Behar
Seggun-fimal Hot
Alien Tech
Vardernut B. Ward de
Daly to Coach Army Again at West Point
Lieutenant Charles J. Daly, who has led the Army football team the past two seasons, will return as head coach in the coming fall. Daly, Harvard 1901 and West Point 1905 graduate, now serves with the Third Battery of Field Artillery at Fort Sam Houston, Texas, and will report for the season opener.
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Daly
Army
Wesst Point
W. Y
Charles J. Dely
Army Footballaat
Sears
Will Agaii
Harvard
West Point
Field Artillery
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Ely
Tennis for Jersey Title at Montclair Championship
The New Jersey State Championship at Montclair yields close matches as nine singles players reach the quarterfinals in a lengthy day. Notable results include Neil C Stevens overcoming Otto Hinck 6 4 0 and Walter M Hall advancing in doubles with Wing Smith, while Gustave Touchard wins by default and advances to face C L Johnston Jr. in the third round.
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Ithough
New Jersey
Montclair Athletic Club
Montclair
N. J
Cedric A. Major
Co. Marcus
Marcus
Love
Wyle Co. Grant
L. B. Cooper
Neil Stevens
Otto Hineck
Walter Merrill Hall
Harold A. Throckmorton
Halls
Gustave
Teuchard
C. L. Johnston, Jr
Walter M. Hail
Wing Smith
Seventh Regiment
E. H. Whitney
BE. H. Prendergast
Charlies M. Bull, Jr
Crescent Athletic Club
C. Frederick Watson, Jr
W. B. Spencer
K. Farnsworth
J. Z. Batten
D. Farnsworth
E. Johnston
Walter M. Hall
Harold A.throckmorton
Wylie C. Grant
Neil C. Stevens
Otto Hinck
T. Warner
Frank Kidde
Cranston Maloney
H. Fleming
Charles M. Bull, Jr
C. Frederick Watson
W. Spencer
PD. Farnsworth
EF. H. Prendergast
J. M. Merrill
T. F. Carter
King
Smith
Donaldson Morehead
Partner
Kine Smith
E. H Whitney
FE. H. Prendergast
Cole and Cole win doubles at New England tennis meet
In Hartford the local pair Cole and Cole defeated Cady and Edsall to claim the doubles title at the New England tennis tournament. Other results feature T. A. Peck, J. G. N. Mitchel, J. M. Holcombe, A. Chapin, F. H. Harris and many more matches across the rounds.
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Coles
Hartford
Conn
New England
Cole
Cady
Amherst
Edsall
Trinity College
T. A. Peck
R. I James
J. G. N. Mitchel
W. S. Cushing
G. W. Pike
Springfield
Simsbury
Oyweenceres Doubdies
James
Chap
Jaynes
Allen
Niles
Durnhas
Mitchell
Peck
Berg
M*r
Mapeladen
Hoyt
Wiley
Hyde
Cherest
Riam
Sheldon
Roberts
W. Roberts
Richards
Casing
Preston
Champlin
Tom Thorp Likely Named Columbia Football Coach
Indications point to Tom Thorp as next coach of Columbia University football when the season resumes. His Columbia ties and past achievements make him a leading candidate, with outside applicants considered but deemed less fitting than a true Columbia man.
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Tom Thorp
Columbia University
Thorp
Columbia
Rough Foot
Morningside
Manhattan College
Walter Camp
Universit of Virginia
Stevens Institute
Groff School
de la Salle
Fordham
West
Amon
Folwell
Washington and Jefferson
Stevenson
Pennsylvania
Reilly
New York University
Meylan
Women Golf Handicap Tournament At Glen Ridge Country Club
Women teed up yesterday in an invitation handicap golf event at the Glen Ridge Country Club. Mrs. N Pendleton Rogers of Bal was noted for a strong round with eighteen strokes. Mrs Great Neck claimed the net score, while several players from Montclair Plainfield and Ossining posted notable totals amid a field of seasoned competitors.
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Glen
Jusrol
Hubert L. Ol
Nan
Rich
H RK. Stockton
W. J
P. Ae Od
Forest
Margaret Johnstone
N. Pendleton Rogera
Johnstone
Mra
Ridge
Ifield
Donald
Plainfield
Infield
Hill
Gien R
Ford
Toff
Yountakah
Montclair
R. \ Smith
Athletic Court Decisions Ban Telephone Club Athletes
The Metropolitan Association Registration Committee ruled that any athlete competing in the Telephone Club games in New Jersey this Saturday must be sanctioned by the AAU. The Telephone Club, an organization of New York Telephone Company employees, requires sanction for registered athletes to compete. The committee also affirmed Brooklyn Evening High School as a legitimate AAU team and addressed several registration and misrepresentation cases involving athletes and clubs.
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Telephone Club
New Jersey
Metropolitan Association
St Bartholomew Club
New York
Schuetsen L’ark
Union Hill
Brooklyn Evening High School
Brooklyn
Hollywood Inn
Bronx Church House
A. U
Ddie Jordan
M. Walsh
de Wheatley
A. C
F. W. Thompson
Etna Club
St. Brendan's
Wis
Hugh Roden
Army Academy Track Meet Sees Records Shattered
West Point June records fall as Army Academy hosts twenty second annual field and track events. Class 1915 wins with 114 points, class 13 second with 117 points, class 17 third with 16 points. Cadet Hocker breaks shot put record at 30 feet 4 inches, Teale sets hurdles and low hurdles marks, Mauls equals high jump record, Oliphant wins 100 yard hurdles in 9.0 seconds, Hodgson places second in high jump with 5 feet 2 and 5/8 inches.
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New York Times
West Point
N. Y
Military Academy
Army
Plains
Habe
Hocker
Teale
Cadeten Academy
P. Hayes
Dash Teale
Ss. Hammond
Mauls
Hodgson
Abo
Oliphant
Oarsman Waldecker Dead
August G Waldecker aged 49 former member of the Ravenswood Heat Club and a renowned amateur oarsman died suddenly at his Bayside home from acute indigestion. Born in Germany he rose to prominence after helping establish a world record for a four-oared crew on the Schuylkill River during Philadelphia’s July 4 celebration and later set another record at the Middle States Hewatia on the Passaic River.
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Waldecker
August G. Waldecker
Ravenswool Heat Club
United States
Bayside
I. A
J. Waldecker
Germany
Promi
Nence
Philadelphia
Schuylkul
Middle States
Hewatia
Passa
Nirvana Yacht Chartered By W K Vanderbilt For Coastwise Cruising
The Nirvana, a large steam yacht owned by the Aldrich estate, is chartered by William K. Vanderbilt. It is being fitted at Marine Basin, Brooklyn, to be put into commission soon likely within the week, under Captain F L Iverson. Built in 1902 by Fleming Dockyard from Tams Lemoine & Crane design, the 214 foot vessel displaces about 600 tons with triple expansion engines and 17 knots speed and features owner quarters, smoking room, dining saloon, and sitting rooms.
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Neilson W. Aldrich
William K. Vanderbilt
Marine Basin
Brooklyn
Vanderbilt
F.L. Iverson
Fiurlee Dry Dock Company
Tams, Lemoine & Crane
Jevel Horse Power
Sper
Sue
Nichol School of Buffalo Star Wins Interscholastic Tennis
Boocock of Nichol School of Buffalo won the Western New York Interscholastic tennis championship and earned a national honor berth at Forest Hills in August by defeating Yale of Lafayette Hugh uy School, Buffalo, in the final 1-6, 6-3, 6-? in Buffalo.
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Buffalo
N. Y
New York
Boocock
Nichol School of
Forest Hills
Tie
Yale
Lafayette
Hugh Uy School
Yale Oarsmen Stricken by Ptomaine Poisoning at Regatta Prep
Yale's Varsity crew led a day of racing furlough after widespread ptomaine poisoning hit 23 oarsmen and staff. Four freshmen eight rowers were left on the shore as the illness interrupted training, with the second varsity eight largely spared. Doctor Dunn aided the stricken group, and Harvard prep work continued under coach Wray while Yale considered a lighter program for the week.
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New York Times
Gates Ferry
Conn
Yale
Varsity
Guy Nickalls
New London
Dunn
Sturtevant
McLane
Nickalis
Penn Crews Compete on Hudson in Intercollegiate Rowing
Penn crews from the Penn Varsity and junior squads rowed on the Hudson for the intercollegiate regatta as Columbia oarsmen cheered them ashore. Marcy held the stroke seat amid a tight contest with Chickering and Shoemaker, with nickel's senior crew noted as outpaced by the juniors. Columbia coaches Rice and Ni ehow expressed confidence in new lineups as Syracuse was expected to arrive tomorrow afternoon.
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PSN
Marcy
Nickel
Penn
Rice
Columbia
Naumer
Tichborn
Vivian Niehowing
Syracuse
Republican Club Spring Golf Championship at Montclair
The Republican Club held its annual Spring golf tournament at Montclair Golf Club. Ralph A. Day won the club championship with a two round total of 171. RR. B. Stewart was runner up with 172. W. F. Pulsifer led the net handicap at 151 after 20 holes, with G. C. Austin and F. T. Duryea also placing high. J. Rowe won the handicap match for players with 19 or more handicap, net 170, followed by H. H. Huckley at 170. Francis Gykes won the 36 hole handicap match with a score of 14.
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Republican Club
Montclair Golf Club
Frank Brookfield BK
J. Rowe
H. H. Huckley
Francis Gykes
Ted Lewis Beats Kid Graves In Tight Ten Round Sparkler
England’s Ted Lewis edged Milwaukee’s Kid Graves in a closely contested ten round bout at the St Nicholas A C. last night. Lewis used rapid footwork and quick jabs to outpace Graves, who pressed hard especially in rounds four six and eight. Both men sustained blows, with referee Billy Roche warning Lewis about clinch arm control as Graves weighed 140 pounds and Lewis about 136.
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Ted
Kid) Lewis
England
Kid Graves
Milwaukee
St. Nicholas A. C
Lewis
Graves
Billy Roche
Ratner Quits Amateur Boxings To Turn Pro With Gibson
Ninety second Street amateur star Augie Ratner withdrew from amateur status with the Amateur Athletic Union yesterday and will box as a professional. Ratner, holder of the 145 pound New York State title, plans to join Billy Gibson’s stable, with Gibson likely guiding his pro career. Ratner defeated top amateurs in the Panama Pacific Exposition tournament and is noted as a clever, hard-hitting fighter with a bright professional future.
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Augie Ratner
Conside Young Men
United States
Amateur Athletic Union
Ratner
Billy Gibson
Jim Coffey
Gibson
Ttme
San Francisco
Hatner
New York State
A U Diving Meet Set for Sunday With No Sanction
The national fancy diving championship arranged for Sunday July 1 by the Panama Pacific Exposition authorities will not be sanctioned by the A A U. Frederick W Rubien says there is no reason to violate the unwritten Sunday rule. The official program is not yet received and diver Flurmmphreys will announce it on Saturday.
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Amateur Athletic Union
Frederick W.W. Rubien
William F. Flurmmphreys
Trublen
Ixtion
Century Road Club cyclists parade through city routes
About sixty cyclists in two sections rode as part of the Century Road Club Association weekly parade led by Captain George Steppello. The ride moved from Columbus Houses along Eighth Avenue to Greenwich Village, Fifth Avenue, Fortieth Street, Broadway, and 106th Street returning to Columbus Circle. A group photograph is planned for Sunday at Grants Tomb. Riders wore club uniforms with medals and mileage bars.
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Century Road Chub Association
Aixty
George Steppello
Columbus
Eighth Avenue
Greenwich Village
Fifth Avenue
Fortieth Street
Broadway
106Th Street
Columbus Circle
Grants Tomb
Zbyszko Defeats Le Colosse in Dramatic Opera House Bout
Zbyszko the Polish Hercules toppled Pierre Le Colosse in forty two minutes and thirty two seconds at the Manhattan Opera House in the feature match of the Uraeco Roman championships. Spectators roared as the fall finally came after a tense display of holds and refusals to foul.
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Waldeck Zbyszko
Hercules
Manhattan Opera House
Pierre le Colosse
le Colosse
Zbyszko
Refere Bothner
Bothner
Lls
Zbyszky
B. F. Roller
Seattle
Ivan Linen
Rotler
Roller
Linow
Michigan Sprinter Re-elected Track Captain
Harold I Smith of Detroit was re elected captain of the University of Michigan track team. He won the 100 and 220 yard dashes at the recent intercollegiate meet and will lead Michigan in upcoming events in Philadelphia.
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Michigan
Ann Arbor
Mich
Harold I Smith
Detroit
Philadelphia
Suits for Every Weather and Budget in Rogers Peet Line
The ad touts Rogers Peet suits for any weather with varied styles and prices. It highlights options for the well funded buyer who owns multiple suits and for those seeking affordable choices from $18 to $48.
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New York
Rogers Peet
West Point Cadet Shoe Design Echoes General Scott
In a fragment referencing WestPointer and a new shoe style, the text notes a design tied to the same last used for General Scott's West Point Cadets, signaling a military themed footwear release.
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Westpointer
General Scott
West Point Cadets
Rogers Peet Company Sporting Goods Ad
An advertisement lists Rogers Peet Company stores offering men and boys wear and sporting goods. Locations include Broadway at 13th Street, Broadway at 34th Street, Fourth Corner, Fifth Avenue at 41st Street, and Broadway at Warren.
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Fifth Ave
Maxwell Acid Test Eclipses All Autos Today
The Maxwell has passed through the renowned Acid Test, making it the most talked about automobile built today. Industry observers credit the test for proving performance, reliability, and design leadership in the current market.
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Tennis For
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James M. Barnes
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West End
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Quaker Ridge
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Morris Swenty
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Weedbury
James Fergu- Lake
George Low
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Scars Tale
Alfred «Vurmybell
Oakhill
Alec Campbell
Haltimere
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Huntingden Valey
Anderson
Shenecasset
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C. W. Hackney
South City
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York
Singleton
Sivanoy
EL Edmondson
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J. J. Dougherty
Overbrook
Jack Jolly
B Battell
Flushing
J. B. Hackney
Aronimink
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Dunwoodie
J. Seka
Stenton
Kerr Golf
Greenwich
New York A. C
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Hamilton K. Kerr
New York Athletic Club
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H. Richard
Mercury Foot Organisation
John Naething
Englewood
A. P. Roth
Manhattan
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Hubbell
Conklin
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Enklewood
C. A. Reimer
Youngakah
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Sleepy Hollow
Reimer
Athletic
A. A. U. Committee
Bloomingdale Bros
Autocar Sales Company
New York City
Chelsea
Autocar Company
Ardmore
Leonard Sanford
New Haven
Pup
3. C. Storrow
Pete Higginson
Starvard
Robert Herrick
Harvard Rowing
Beane
Morton F. Plant
Ile
Plant
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Henry
Hudson
Columbia Oarsmen
Ted Lewis
Tareyton
Dalton
Shool
West 44Th St
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Newark Feds
Pr. M
Polo
Warren
T. M. Stewart
West 51St ST
Maxwell
Maxwell Cer Sales Corporation
59Th Street
Bedford Ave
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