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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1919

Page

17

Voshell, Richards and Behr Capture Tennis Titles in Five-Set Finals

In a five set battle Voshell of Brooklyn defeated Harold Throckmorton 6-0 6-3 4-6 6-1 to win the Bronx County Cup and the Metropolitan Trophy. Vincent Richards and Allen Behr outlasted H. W. Thacker or other foes 7-5 6-3 6-2 to take the Manhattan Metropolitan doubles crown amid a crowded final day at the New York Tennis Lab.

S Serer Voshell Brooklyn A. von Bernuth Deuce Voshell New Jersey Throckmorton Vashell S. Howard Vosheil de Harold Manhattan Vincent Iachanis Alien Behr H. W.ister

Tilden and Zinderstein Win Metropolitan Mixed Doubles

Miss Marion Zinderstein of Boston and William Tilden of Philadelphia won the Metropolitan mixed doubles final at West Side Tennis Club Forest Hills defeating Miss Eleanor Goss and Walter Merrill Hall in straight sets 6 3 6 4. The match, replayed after rain interrupted play, confirmed the earlier favored pairing as dominant with Tilden at peak form and Goss and Hall showing solid serving and volleying. Both pairs advance to National events starting in Philadelphia.

Marion Zinderstein Boston William T. Tilden Philadelphia West Side Tilden D. Williams Hall Miss Goss Miss Zinderstein Marton Zinderstein William T. Tilsden, Jr Eleanor Goss Walter Merrill Hall

Rosenbaum and Binzen win Quaker Ridge doubles title

William Rosenbaum and Elliott H. Binzen defeated Leon Croley and Alex Iler in the New Rochelle Tennis Club final 6 2 8 5 7 5. The match turned on late breaks and strong serving as Croley and Iler fought back from deficits, but the champions closed out each set with aggressive net play and steady overhead smashes.

Dr. Willian Rosenbaum Eliott H. Binzen Quaker Ridge New Rochelle Leon Croley Alex Iler Binzen Heinzen Croley William Rosenbaum Elliott H.binzen Alex Ker

Yale Freshman Tennis Team Goes Undefeated for 1922 Title

Yale's Freshman tennis squad completed a perfect season 6 1 over Hill 1 Taft 0 Harvard Freshmen 0 Princeton Freshmen 4 Columbia Freshmen 0. Captain Williams led the team with steady play and key wins including a decisive finish against Princeton's Kalben back. McCord and Williams strong in doubles. Moss and Benedict also won key matches amid a robust supporting cast coached by Hinchcliffe. The victory marks Yale's first back to back championship year producible by two title teams.

New Haven Conn Yale Princeton Harvard Hill Taft Columbia Williams Forest Hills New York Kalbenback McCord Shipway Moss Benedict Marshall McLoughlin Wheeler Hinchcliffe Yale News

Handicaps Defeat Sellers and Baker at Todd Field meet

In the 1000 yards handicap at Todd Shipyards track in Brooklyn, Jack Sellers of New York A. C. and Homer Baker of Glencoe A. C. failed to place after starting from scratch with up to 60 yard allowances. Harold Cunningham of Julius A. C. won in 2:16 4-5, with Sam Herzig and Eddie Rank following. Sellers finished fifth.

Jack . Sellers New York A. C Homer Baker Glencoe A. C Todd Shipyards Athletic Association Todd Field Erie Basin Brooklyn Sellers Baker Harold Cunningham A. C Cunningham Paulist Sam Herzig Brooklyn A. A Herzig Eddie Rank Paulist A. A Loren Murchison St. Louis A. A Ward Berquist Bronx Church House Thomas Murphy Millrose A. A West Sixtieth Street Club Edward Farrell St. Antony Robins Dry Dock Paulis A Griffin O'Connor Brundage Chewry Georgi Kuhn Feerick Frick Schrecker Hosmer j—Tietjen Lang D Robins Brooklyn Navy Yard Leon White Frank Weiner

Larner wins triple in Macomb track meet

George Larner dominated the Macomb A C meet at Dam Park winning three events the 100 yard dash the 440 yard run and the running broad jump all from scratch. Terry Halpine claimed the one mile run in 4 33 from scratch with other notable results listed for the handicap events.

Macombg A. C Macomb’s Dam Park George Larner Terry Halpine Halpine George Lamer Henry Breiner J. McNamara W. Prock E. Whitty F. Davey Eesuad Pore Sn

Pictures for the Home Rotogravure Magazine Ad

The Mid-Week Pictorial Magazine from The New York Times Company offers twenty four pages of rotogravure pictures of passing events. Ten cents on news stands and five dollars a year by mail. Binder available for a year’s issues at one dollar and twenty five cents.

New York Times Company

Swedish Americans win Spring championship in Ulmer Park meet

Swedish American A. C. led by W Bjork J Stamberg and I Santeson scored 37 points to win the Scandinavian American Athletic League meet at Ulmer Park. Finnish American A. C. finished second with 17 points Norwegian Turn A. C. was third with 9.

A. C I. Santeson Bjork Stamberg Santeson B. Sandquist H. J. Stamberg A Wickstrom W. Ritola W. Johnson Hans Schuster W. Largon Edward Schwaner Theodore Halil William Wherry V. Winstansen Turn A. C Y. Maki N. Ymesimaki O. Winstansen William Carlson Aland Frank Erikson K. Prim W. Hillman

Vanderbilt S Tchad Wins French Derby

William K. Vanderbilt's Tchad won the French Derby at Longchamp. Haldbardier, owned by Robert Lazard, finished second with Master Good third. Vanderbilt also ran McKinley fourth in a race watched by a large crowd including American officers. Betting opened before the day’s first race. The event marked a first at Longchamp after Chantilly hosting.

Paris Associated Press William K. Vanderbilt Longchamps Robert Lazard Haldbardier E. K. Nagan Master Mr. Vanderbilt McKinley Vanderbilt Chantilly

Verri Rides to Victory in Newark Velodrome One Mile

Francisco Verri won the Grand Prize of Newark the one mile classic at the Velodrome defeating Eddie Madden and Frank Kramer. Madden was fined $50 for not chasing. Kramer placed second in the heat. Alf Goullet won the ten mile race. Alf Grenda took the mile handicap. Harry Kaiser won the two mile invitation. Charley Osterritter won the two mile Class A Invitation. Joe Palmier captured the half mile handicap.

Newark N. J Francisco Verri Eddie Madden Frank Kramer Madden Kramer Verri Frank Alf Goullet Alf Grenda Goullet Harry Kaiser Bronx Fred Hill Boston Charley Osterritter Irvington Fred Taylor New York A. C Joe Palmier New York

Zucker Wins Mile Run At Clark House Meet

Morris Zucker won the one mile handicap event at Macombs Dam Park in a 5:16.9 finish after a closing sprint with R. Lewis. Zucker also captured the quarter mile on scratch, with M. Sommerfield and J. Goldstein delivering other double wins. the program included shot put, broad jump, dash races, and other handicap events with multiple place finishers.

Morris Zucker Clark House A. A Macombs Dam Park Yucker R. Lewis Zucker M. Sommerfield J. Goldstein B. Jacobs J. Lichtman S. Konwicki Mr. Sommerfield J. Baum H. Katz M. Zucker Rh In M. Seinfeld J. Idichtman Erga Hy Appel Scrotch T. Glantz

Tubby Hook Cannone Club Regatta at Dyckman Street

The Tubby Hook Cannone Club held a six event regatta on the Hiudsen at Dyckman Street yesterday. The main one man double blade race was won by F. Hiake with G. Hendrickson runner up in a final spurt.

Tubby Hook

Rani Wins Arrow Class Yacht Race at Indian Harbor

In a strong northeast wind the Rani owned by Clifford D. Mallory clinched the Arrow class victory over the Indian Harbor Yacht Club five mile course. G MN. Lewis's Highluhee won the one design class race.

Greenwich Conn Rani Clifford D. Mallory Indian Harbor Lewis

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