Stoddard to Lead Second Polo Match in Meadow Brook
The American polo team, led by Louis K. E. Stoddard, to face Britain at Meadow Brook Westbury L I J tomorrow in the international polo trophy series. Waterbury moves to No 2 with Whitney Milburn in back and La Montagne as alternate. British lineup to remain largely unchanged, with Freake and Wodehouse ready to sub in.
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Meadow Brook
Westbury
L. J
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J. M. Waterbury, Jr
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W. A. Hazard
The
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Lawrence Waterbury
Harry Payne Whitney
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Rene la Montagne
R. L. Agassiz
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H.S. Phipps
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Milburn
Waterbury
Monte Waterbury
Larry Waterbury
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Medow Brook
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J. S. Phipps
Periout
T. le Boutellier
Baers Phipps
W. G. Straight
Carlton
Cheape
J. S. Phi
J. Rit
Philadelphia Women Golfers Defeat Metropolitan Trio Cup
Philadelphia women golfers defeated the Metropolitan Association in the Griscom Tri-City Cup opener at West Newton Massachusetts. Philadelphia won 12 of 15 singles and swept the afternoon foursomes 6–0 despite missing top players Marion Hollins Lillia Hyde and others. Georgianna Bishop captained New York and defeated Mrs Barlow as part of a strong fight.
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Metropolitan Association
Quakeresses
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Georgianna M. Bishop
Brooklawn
R. H. Barlow
Tern Golf Association
New York
Boston
Americans Ready for Davis Cup Challenge in Europe
The United States Davis Cup team sails for Liverpool aboard the Baltic after a West Side tie, with Maurice E. McLoughlin R Norris Williams Harold Hackett leading a strong squad. Rice predicts a US victory over Germany and England, while Jones battles tonsillitis and other players train for Wimbledon and Wiesbaden.
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Liverpool
Baltic
Maurice E. McLoughlin
San Francisco
R. Norris Williams
Philadelphia
Harold H. Hackett
New York
Stanley R. Doust
Horace M. Rice
A. Booth Jones
E. W. Hicks
Jones
America
Rice
Germany
England
Wallace F. Johnson
Gam
Doust
Europe
United States
McLoughlin
Williams
Syracuse crews arrive in Poughkeepsie amid canal delay
Syracuse University rowing teams reached their training camp in Poughkeepsie as a canal lock failure at Schenectady delayed their coaching launch for several days. Coach Teneyck sent the men on a four mile limbering paddle while practice time trials produced strong signals from Ward and others as crews adjusted to injuries and substitutions.
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New York Times
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Schenectady
Syracuse University
Orange
Hudson
Teneyck
Navy
University of Pennsylvania
Ziils Ward
Garvin
Madeira
Bow
Alexander
Ward
Wisconsin
Cornell
Badgers
Courtney
Columbia
Rice
University of Washington
Harvard Varsity Defeats Freshmen in Thames Rowing Race
The Harvard Varsity eight defeated the freshman eight over two miles on the Thames. No time was released. The freshmen led until the final half mile when Harvard surged ahead. Yale oarsmen accompanied the crews in launches at Harvard management’s invitation. Meyer of the Varsity crew, recently back from illness, is expected to return tomorrow.
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Red Top
Conn
Thames
Yale
Meyer
Bottome Leads Sleepy Hollow Medal Qualifiers
B S Bottome of Fox Hills won the medal in Sleepy Hollow Country Club’s first invitation tournament with 39 40 79 amid a field of over fifty. W E Conklyn Dunwoodie was second with 81 as the course, newly opened, produced high scores.
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Sleepy Hollow Country Club
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W. E. Conklyn
Dunwoodie
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Percy R. Pyne
Princeton
A. P. Palmer
Charles H.brown
St. Andrews
Gilman Pees Powelton
Archie M.erate St
Eye
Cunningham
Engiewood
Sleepy Hollow
J. A. Stiles
J. H. Choate, Jr
Bedford
G. A. Dixon
Shinnecock
A. W. Lawrence
Lawrence Park
L. *S. Kerr
Garden City
C. R. Gillett
Wykagyl
C. der. ‘Moore
Charles Cooper
Oakland
D. Brandreth
Royal Liverpesh
Olyer C. Macy
Elliott Downes
Columbia
Middle States Tennis at Orange to Stage 29th Championship
The twenty ninth Middle States tournament opens June 23 at Orange Lawn Tennis Club South Orange New Jersey under USNLTA. Events include gentlemen singles and doubles ladies singles with cups and a mixed doubles with first prizes. Due to top players leaving for England there will be no rounds in singles and doubles. Mrs M Beard defends her ladies title. Entries due June 21 to George H wer 378 Turrell Ave South Orange NJ or 45 Pine St New York City.
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Lyle H. Mahan
England
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George H. Wer
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Tennis Finals Reached in National Women’s Championship
Miss Edna Wildey of Plainfield New Jersey and Miss Dorothy Green of Philadelphia won their semi finals at St Martin's to reach the championship final. The winner faces Miss Mary Brown of Los Angeles in the title match with doubles and mixed doubles action also reported.
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Plainfield
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Dorothy Green
St. Martin's
Mary Brown
Los Angeles
Robert Williams
Boston
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Eround
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J. R. Carpenter, Jr
Dream Wins Philadelphia Bermuda Race With Barbara Second
The Dream owned by Charles L. Lagen wins the motor boat race from Philadelphia to Bermuda. Barbara II ships second and the Tocsam finishes third after a rough delivery with a noon sun sighting and a long voyage. The distance is 734 nautical miles, Barbara II the largest at 61 feet, Dream 40 feet, Tocsam 45 feet.
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Dream
Charles L. Lagen
Philadelphia
Barbara Sl
Barbara Sr
Tocsam
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