Herreshoff and Kirkby Reach Metropolitan Final
Fred Herreshoff of Garden City meets Oswald Kirkby of Englewood in a 36 hole metropolitan amateur final at Nassau Country Club on Long Island after both won semifinals. Kirkby defeated Max Marston in a tight semifinal while Herreshoff ousted Dyer 3 and 1, with Richards and others advancing in prior rounds.
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Fred Herreshoff
Garden City
Oswald Kirkby
Englewood
New Jersey
Nassau Country Club
Gien Cove
L. I
Erreshoff
Rama
Gomeraay Peery
Frank
Dyer
Kirkby
Reggie Lewis
Wy i
Philp
Nelson
Max Marston
Marston
Jewood
Marsthén
Kirby
Herreshoff-Dyer
Herreshoff
Fierreshoff
Montclair
D. Webb
Frederreshoff
Gardenay
Pest
H. L Downey
Apawamis
Maxwell R. Marston
Barnsroil
M. P. Lewis
Flushing
Reginald M. Lewis
Seen
Aren
Teen
Tam Vision
John Im Ward
Paul Moore Morris Hwy Ag
Gerdiner Waite
Haight
Massapequa
P. Gwyer
Gwyer
C. Greenway
W. L. Hicks
Nassau
C. Mabon
Arister
J. Doliivan
N. Y
KB. Kohler
Ridgewood
H. L. Pratt
Philip Carter
Clifford Dunning
W. J. Travis
C. T. Sullivan
Paul Moore
F. 2. Richardson
Morris County
H. L. Downey
Philadelphia women trounce Boston in Griscom Cup match
In heavy rain at Essex County Club Manchester on June 9 Philadelphia and Boston women golfers faced New York in the Griscom Cup. Philadelphia led early and won 16 to 5 as Boston failed to keep pace with standout play from Miss Crosby Miss Caverly and Mrs Bartow while New York's outcome loomed for tomorrow's final.
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Specias
New York Times
Manchester
Mass
Philadelphia
Boston
Essex County
New York
Balia
Fladelphia
Ihe
Philadelhians
Dorothy Crosby
G. P. Stetson
Crosby
R. H. Barlow
Fanny Osgood
Miss Curtis
S. iInstead
G. W. Hoope
Las E. Campbell
B. W. Allen
G. H. Stetson
D. W. Crosby
C. F. Rowley
Weills
F. McNeely
E. KE. Baker, Jr
G. Hood
Milas
C. Metcalf
E. H. Filler
Josee
Baines
Alice Sargent
Eck Beseman
H. D. Pierce
F. Bradley Ajder
Raymond Dominates Semifinal Bid in Philadelphia Tennis
In the women's national lawn tennis championship at the Philadelphia Cricket Club, Edward Raymond of West Side Club defeated Barger Wallach of Newport and Evelyn Sears of Longwood, as semi final pairings take shape. Susanne White beat Miss Hall to reach the lower draw semis alongside Edith Handy and Mrs. Pouch.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Cricket Club
St. Martins
Boston
New York
Baltimore
Evelyn Sears
Longwood Cricket Club
Alice Patterson
Barger Wallach
Newport Casino Tennis Club
Edward Raymond
West Side Tennis Club
Raymond
Miss Sears
Susanne White
Baltimore Country Club
John R. Hall
Eleanora Sears
Willis B. Davis
Miss White
Rolland Evans, Jr
Sears
Molla Bjurstedt
Charles M. Bull, Jr
Rawson Wood
Wallace F. Johnson
Miss
Edith Handy
William H. Pouch
Miss Hand
Pouch
T. H. Cabot
Longwood
Dorothy Disston
Iaa Kissel
Miss Disston
Ston
Ward Raymond
Newport
Missanova. Sears
Phyllis Walsh
Philadelphia Country Club
Busanne White
Ias Kissel
Gilbert Harvey
Charles A. Walbridge
Willis E. Davis
Rowland Evans, Jr
Molla Bjuretedt
C. M. Bull, Jr
Rawson Wo
Florence Sheldon
F. B. Hague
Mire
A. D. Thayer
Edward Reymond
Exina Wildey
Margaretta Taylor
Erskine Smith
Milas Edith Handy
William P. Pouch
Ina Kineel
Fdna Wildey
New_York
Idith Handy
W. H. Couch
Counting Toilet Paper by the Roll Fails as a Measure
A reader questions why toilet paper is sold by a roll rather than a definite quantity, noting that rolls appear large when the sheets are worn loosely and suggesting a clearer unit might be useful. The piece playfully critiques measurement conventions.
Polo Games Postponed Amid Rain at Meadow Brook Club
Persistent rain postpones Hempstead Cups games at Meadow Brook Club from Thursday to Monday with next fixtures rescheduled. Closing series likely to be double headers to avoid clashes with other Long Island clubs as Meadow Brook Cups begin Friday.
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Meadow Brook Club
Long Island
House Title Meet At Pelham Bay Field Tomorrow
Seventy ninth Street Neighborhood House Association hosts a morning event at Pelham Bay Athletic Field. Lakewood, Delphi, Men's and other clubs challenge Lincoln Club which currently holds the championship cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventyninth Street
Mooney Outpoints Rivers In West Forty-Four Street Card
Two substitute ten round bouts headlined a Pioneer Sporting Club show on West Forty-fourth Street. Dave Medal weighed in light versus Johnny Lore, forcing a cancellation due to weight difference. Ray Rivers replaced Jimmy Regan, but fell to Johnny Mooney after six hard rounds, Rivers bleeding from the face. Walter Lor rett outpointed Tim Murphy in a six round exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Sporting Club
West Forty-fourth Street
West Side
Johnny Lore
Dave Medar
Lore
Boxing Commission
Joe Mooney
Jimmy Regan
California
Ray Rivers
Regan
Rivers
Jabbi
Moone
Mooney
Walter Lorrett
Tim Murphy
Church defaults in Jersey State tennis title match
George M. Church forfeits his third round at Morristown allowing J. Wheelwright to win as rain delays push the Jersey State championship. Harold Throckmorton faces little opposition and nears the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church
Jersey
George M. Church
Morristown
J. Wheelwright
Harold Throckmorton
Tennis Players Defy Weather in Yonkers Club Tourney
Four hardy players braved poor conditions at the Amackassin Club event in Yonkers. In the third round W H Y Hackett defeated Eli M Behar 6 4 3 4 6 2 and Allan Past defeated J C Ten Eyck 6 1 0.
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Amackassin Club
Yonkers
W. H. Y. Hackett
Eli M. Behar
Allan Past
J. C. Ten Eyck
School Stars Meet Today in Newark Track Trials
Nearly 800 schoolboy athletes from the East compete at Weequahic Park Newark for national track and field titles. Notable entrants include Bernie Weters Jr De Witt Clinton Charles Esposito Central High Newark D Salamack John Ryan St Johns Prep Brooklyn Jack Dwyer Lou White Fordham Prep and others in sprints and distance events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Weequahic Park
Newark
Bernie Weters, Jr
de Witt Clinton
Charles Esposito
Central High
D. Salamack
John Ryan
St. John's Prep
Brooklyn
Jack Dwyer
Lou White
Fordham Prep
Kimball Atha
Phillips Exeter Academy
E. Hall
Peddie Institute
Thomas White
St. Peter’s Prep
Jersey City
George W. Bliss
Moses Brown School
Providence
Gus Desch
St. Benedict's Prep
Large entry for Millrose twenty mile road race
Willie Kyronen heads the field in the Millrose Athletic Association twenty mile road race as 456 runners from 53 clubs compete. The route traces major Manhattan streets from the Twenty-second Corps armory to Ninth Street while favorites include Ha McGinn Charles Peres and Rus Russell Springsteen with entrants from Mohawk A. C. and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Kyronen
Hanes Kolehmainen
Evening Mail
Medfield
Millrose Athletic Association
New York
Twenty-second Corps of Engineers
168Th Street
Broadway
110Th Street
Fifth Avenue
Fifty-seventh Street
Eighth Avenue
Greenwich Avenue
Ninth Street
L.A. Wavis
Lowell
Mass
J. Mullen
Dorchester
Kyronen
Ha McGinn
Charles Peres
Fred Travelena
Tom Dwyer
Arthur Th
Hugh Honohan
E. L. Byrne
Char de Stefano
Russell Springsteen
George Holden
Billy Rozette
O. S. Weeks
Hans Schusac
Runners Face Expulsion After Race Eligibility Review
The Metropolitan A A U Registration Committee met at 21 Warren Street and found many novice prizewinners not eligible to run as novices. Expulsions and suspensions are likely, with another meeting planned Friday to revise results from past road races including Glencoe A C and other novice events.
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Metropolitan
2. A
Warren Street
Mathews
Evans to Lead Lafayette on Track
Joseph Raymond Evans of Washington New Jersey was elected captain of the Lafayette track team for next year. Evans has served two years on the squad with the broad jump as his principal event. The "L" award goes to captain Maxwell McFall Paulson Evans Bechtel Barret Pleinspehn Maxfield Ryan and Manager
Ritchie Declines Offer for South American Trip
Milwaukee June 9 Bill Mitchell manager of Ritchie former lightweight champion received an offer of 8500 and two round trip tickets for a trip to South America and Gent Benny Leonard. Mitchell said he would go but only for 10000 same as promised Charlie White.
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New York Times
Milwaukee
Wis
Bill Mitchell
Ritchie
South America
Benny Leonard
Mitchell
Charlie White
Moore defeats Baker in Harlem lightweight bout
Bobby Moore outboxed John Kid Baker as Moore dropped him in the fourth round of a ten round bout at the New Polo A A in Harlem. In the semi final six round bout Phil Fenton and Joe Weber boxed to a fast draw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Moore
Neat
John ‘‘ Kid’ Baker
East Side
New Polo A. A
Harlem
Moore
Phil Fenton
Joe Weber
Fairmont A C bouts feature Kenny Williams and Williams
Fairmont A C in Brooklyn hosts two ten round fights with Burt Kenny vs Larry Williams and Murray Perkel vs Young Rage plus a six three four round exhibition slate at Broadway 8 C. Other card includes Frankin Not vs Fred Dyer Rector vs Harry Gienn ten rounds Queensboro A C Long Island City and Kid Queens vs Battling Lehn ten rounds Clermont A C Brooklyn plus Nick Nelson vs Danny Fields ten rounds.
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Fairmont A. C
Wild Burt Kenny
Larry Williams
Murray Perkel
Young Rage
Broadway
Brooklyn
Frankin Not
Fred Dyer
Young
Rector
Harry Gienn
Queensboro A. G
Long Island City
Kid Queens
Battling Lehn
Clermont A. C
Nick Nelson
Danny Fields
Lively Jumping At Tuxedo Show Delights RHS Holders
Under threatening skies the Tuxedo Horse Show Association staged a lively show at the Ramapo foothills with a half mile track. Captain Alexander and Lieutenant Pullen led hunters as Miss Harriman impressed in the jumping ring and observers enjoyed the obedience trials. Captain Alexander’s team won multiple officer mounts events while Pierre Lod Jr. earned a top placing in the hunters.
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Tuxedo Horse Show Association
Little
Ramapo Mountains
Carol Harriman
Alexander
Pullen
West Point
R. G. Alexander
Engineering Corps
U. S
Pierre Lod, Jr
Theodore Frelinghuysen
Pierre Lorillard
Pierre Lorillard, Jr
George Griswold
W. M.V. Hoffman
Robert Goelet
Forsyth Wickes
Preston Davie
J. M. Tams
W. E. Rodewald
Marie Louise Rodewald
Rodm Wanamaker
Otis Cuyler
David Wagstaff
R. Fulton Cutting
J. D. Prince
A. Leo Everett
Justus Ruperti
Ruperti
F. K. Curtis
T. Ashley Sparks
L. D. Bonnet
Lee Delafield
John Rogers
Herbert Shipman
West Point Miney Academy
E. M. Weld
Herman_ Vogel
May Vogel
Dorothy Shepard
John E. Cow
Theodore Breiinghuysen
Mozama
Walnut Hall- Mozama
T. H. Bratley
P. Lorillard
Notice
Comrewogue Farm
H, S&s
Crosman
Betty Hale
EB. Pringle
Helen P
P. Lorillard, Jr
G. D
Directum Spier-Tu
Elle
W. K. Dickerson
Br. m. Notice
H. &. Crosman
Rere Fener
A. P. Bigmadell
Sincess
Warra Ss Probant
L. Frank
J. A. P. Ramedell
Iona
Powelton Farm
Hamilton Farm
Kilkee
R. A. Harriman
Munster
la Melrose
Dr. Lyle
W. A. Harriman
A. Harriman
Ton Farm
C. A. Hu
Robert E. Tod
E. A. Cannon
W. A. Man
Catherine Hurst
C. A. Harriman
W. G. Alexander
U. A
Br. Br
G. True Heart
P. Lorisiard, Jr
George Guyton
True Heart
D. D. Pullen
B. G. Vailliant
Br. G. Florentine
Br. H. Metaphor
Rm. G. True Heart
British Polo Ponies to Be Shipped for War Effort
English polo ponies, many used by Lord Wimborne's Meadow Brook team, head to Westbury after Atlantic voyage aboard the Sibera. Faulkner notes few mounts remain in Britain as war calls and fund drives drain stock. 25 ponies travel with noted sires and American-bred riders among them.
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Great Britain
United States
Faulkner
Lord Wimborne
Meadow Brook
Hurlingham
Siberia
James ©. Cooley
Meadow Brook Club
American Parere
Engana
Ene
Lord Imborne
William Balding
Grenfells
England
Grayling
Captain Lockett
Cig
Loughrea
Br. m. Kitty
B. G. Hallowe'en
Paddy
Bik
M. Satenella
B. m. Inez
B. G
Cardinal
Sports apparel and gear offered for golf and tennis
In golf we supply everything except the links including Norfolks jackets mackintoshes caps shoes golf stockings clubs and bags. In tennis too we offer everything except the courts with white flannels shirts wool socks shoes jackets nets and bails. Open all day to add to your play.
Hanson First in Belmont Feature
Four of the six Belmont Park winners yesterday were bred by John K. Madden. Hanson led from the start to win the Blackstump handicap, with Sam McMeekin second and Hidden Star third, as Madden colors flashed across the judges’ stand. Priscilla, Good Counsel, and Cheer also scored for Madden connections in the card despite muddy conditions and low withdrawals.
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Belmont Park
John K. Madden
Priscilla
Goon Counsel
Cheer
Lysander
Hamburg Place
Madden
Richard T. Willison
Manncen
Ipward
August Belmont
Sam McMeekin
W. P. Burch
Alvord
Thea Allen
Enos
Wickliffe
Star Shoot
Good Counsel
Daingerfield
Plaudit
Santana
Rebel
John E. Madden
Woods
Wilson
Jockey Club
J. E. Madden
L. Allen
R. Tromler
Temptation
Wickliffe Stables
M. Garner
Drury
Mannchen
Ito
E Cambell
Baigee
M. Foster
Ch. H
T. M
Sir Denrah
Marchena
eSwen Gee
Brigh Stabie
Bright Odie
Tel
Preece
J. Preece
Ch. c
B. Warecher
Ge Moonlighter
Sam McMeeain
Belmont
B. c
E. Haynes
G. F. J Jr
M. Buxton
Honnie Tess
Hanworth
Imp
F. A. S Om
Eo Clark
Evebesgebererse Chivalry
Northwood Stable
E Db
Devaek
Eces
Cria
Tuscero Sandow
Northwood
J. Me Taggart
Voluspa
Garson
Br. F
Woodfair
Horse Race Entries for Today at Hyde Park
The program lists six races with weights and entrants. Three year olds lead in the first race including Tinkle Bell Yankee Nations Springmass and Armament. The second race covers three year olds and up with Sasin Montre sor Mustard Prince Henry racing. The amateur deveiling mite Bachelor and rivals appear in the third. The forty-eighth running of Themont covers three miles and three furlongs in the fourth race. The Whitestone Steeplechase cup features Dudley Swish Hibler Huntier in the fifth. Two year olds run four and a half furlongs in the sixth with Felicidad Gloomy Tumbler Ticket Bally fire Polonium tom Starfinch.
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Ward
Andy
Tinkle Bell
Yankee Nations
Springmass
Armament
Charmeuse
Edna Kenna
Tactless
Hyde Park
Sasin
Montresor
Mustard
Prince Henry
Whitestone
Dudley
Swish
Hibler
Huntier
Felicidad
Windsor Meet Abandoned After Lord Kitchener Death
The Jockey Club cancels Windsor flat racing this week due to Lord Kitchener’s death. The June three year old handicap and the Anzac Handicap of 2500 dollars each are canceled, with possible rescheduling to a Windsor meeting on July 28.
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New York
Trama
London
Jockey Club
Windsor
Lord Kitchener
Bethlehem F C Faces AFA Cup Final at Lehigh Stadium
Bethlehem Football Club seeks another trophy after claiming the National Challenge Trophy. They clash with Newark Scottish-Americans in the final round at Lehigh Stadium this afternoon with Ferguson, Fletcher, Morrison, Murray, McKelvey, Pepper, Brown, and Piemening for Bethlehem and Ward, Post, Toman, Rogers, Holt, Forfar, A Stark, Helmsley, Gradwell, and Monteith for Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem
American Football Association
Lehigh Stadium
Penn
Newark
Bethleehem
Ferguson
Fletcher
Morrison
Murray
McKelvey
Pepper
Brown
Piemening
Iuishfcans
Ward
Post
Toman
Rogers, Holt, Forfar
A. Stark
Helmseley
Gradwell
Monteith
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Lewis and Marston
F. B. Richardson
Morris Conn
Phil Carter
Cliford Dunning
Aasau
Travis
C J. Sullivan
Garden Ity
Carter
Whitney
Lewis
H Owever
Alf
Wykagyl
Wykagyre
Dejon
Westchester
Bate
Maraton
Allusrol
Boston Golfers
Quaker City
Mrs. Raymond
Victor
Scottissue
Scott Paper CO
Church Street Makers of
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Billiards
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Millrose
Mohawk A. C
Morningside A. C
Isanam A. A
Glencoe A. C
Brooklyn A. A
Holy Cross Lyceum
Yonkers Y. M. C. A
St. Joseph’s Y
Anselm's A. C
Macombs A. C
St. Josepn
Catholic Club
The
Franklin
Baker
Army Man
Princess
B. G. Wiceburn
Mre. C
Alice A. Dodsworth
Annette Tilford
B. m. Sweetmar
Diana
James Cox
M. Belle— Ag
Br. m
Victor Grimwood
W Rhodes
George G. Reb- Ug
Anderer
Ida A. Ruperti
W. A
Gayg Ds
M. Pallaire
Crusader George G. Roblig
Br. Waerer
Secant
Local Moavid
G. Pointex
Justus R . Mise Jorrocks
Operti
Hunters
George G. Roblg
Natasha
Viceburn
Ida R.eed
Wilhelmine N. Ruperti
Ida N. Ruperti
Sally Ruperti
Lou Whitefield
Gardenia
Fanny Wickes
Florence Whitfield
Louise Whitfield
Fannie Wickes
M. Sporty
Marian Wickes
M. Buff
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Semmatvaie Station
St. Nook
Ave
Flatbush Ave
13Th St
Warren
Rocrers Peet Company
34Th St
Fifth Ave
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