Women Net Stars Start Title Play on Philadelphia Courts
Keen competition at Philadelphia Cricket Club as the national women’s championships open. Miss Bjurstedt is favored to defend her title with Eleanor Goss, Marion Zinderstein, and Eleanora Sears among the top rivals. Early rounds show strong form from Goss and Zinderstein. Sears, Hooker, and others advance in the national and junior events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Bjurstedt
Miss Bjurstedt
Eleanor Goss
New York
Marion Zinderstein
Boston
Eleanora Sears
Teaders
Brillant
Eugurs
Bamitones
End i
Goss
Goss. She Was Opposed ‘By Mrs. Rawson L. Wood
Miss Goss
Zinderstein
Mildred Willard
Cricket Club
Miss Bears
Miere
Spencer Fullerton Weaver
de Forest Candee
Deborah Seal
Merion Cricket Club
Candee
B. Calcott
Wilmington
Clara Cassel
Johan Rogce
Sears
Helen Hooker
Lyle Mahan
Gott
Mary Hea
Barbara Hooker
Mary Newbold
Philphia Cricket Club
S—i
Adelaideer
Nis
Elizabeth Strubing
Women Tie For Prizes In One Day Golf Handicap
In a single day handicap at the Country Club of Glen Ridge, several close finishes produced a tie for the net prize between Mrs. A. E. Metlach of Baltusrol and Mrs. J. C. Barclay of Hackensack. Mrs. Mellach won the playoff, finishing 56 to her opponent 57. E. M. Wild won the bogey competition with 102, three down to Miss H. Finckel. Other scores include Miss Frances Masson 107 and Mrs. W. S. Case 112 among numerous participants from Glen Ridge and nearby clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Ridge
A. E. Metlach
Baltusrol
J. C. Barclay
Hackensack
E. M. Wild
Union County Country Club
H. Finckel
M. Johnstone
W. 5. Case
I. C. Stockton
Raritan Valley
H.S. Blake
E. Spencer
Edward Koempel
E. Langstrouth
Essex Fells
S. Waterhouse
Ardsley
E. 8. Mitchel
A. Marsh
G. Murnane
High scores at Oak Ridge in first half golf championship
Oak Ridge Golf Club hosted the first half of the annual championship with leaders A. F. Poinsette and Al Hedley each at 178 after rounds of 92 86 and 87 91. Top eight advance to 36 more holes next Monday. other qualifiers listed include Louis Paley who won the handicap with 90 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Ridge Golf Club
A. F. Poinsette
al Hedley
Oak Ridge
lUtter
F. K. Flaugh
Japanese Player Kashio Dominates Long Island Tennis
Seiichiro Kashio of Japan showed a potent game at the Long Island championship singles at Kings County Tennis Club advancing past F. G. Danielson 6-2 6-3. The report details second and third round results with several players winning by decisive scores and others advancing by default.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seiichiro Kashio
Long Island
Kings County Tennis Club
F. G. Danielson
Kashio
Danielson
Henry H. Kassford
St. Edmonds
Frederick ©. Anderson
G. W. Cocks
Dr. H. J. Morgenthaler
B. W. Stair
Frank Anderson
A. K R. Matt
Cecil Donaldson
C. J. Ray
Allen Behr
George Copeland
H. H. Manchester
D. E. Rice
H. R. Burroughs
J. B. Hughes
J. C. Cameron
W. L. Rice
Kk. Ives
A. L. Kirkland
Dr. William Rosenbaum
Charles Chambers
Alexander Her
A. H. Duncan
O'Rovie
Benichiro Kashio
Connecticut Bars Fulton Dempsey Bout for July 4
Governor Holcomb and State police chief Thomas Egan discussed the Danbury boxing match. Egan says the bout would violate the law and has informed Danbury prosecutors of plans to prevent it. The Fulton Dempsey heavyweight title fight moves to Baltimore Oriole Park on July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Holcomb
Thomas F. Egan
State Police
Danbury
John H. Perry
State Police Commission
Egan
Baltimore
Fred Fulton
Rochester
Minn
Jack Dempsey
Salt Lake City
Levinsky Beats Weinert In Jersey City Bout
Levinsky defeats Charlie Weinert in an eight round prizefight at the Armory A. A. in Jersey City. The Newark heavyweight pressed early, but Levinsky dominated late with clever boxing and power, taking rounds two three four six seven and eight while round five tied. A 3,500-strong crowd witnessed the bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levinsky
Charlie Weinert
Newark
Armory
A. A
Jersey City
Weinert
Bell
Battler
Help Arrives for Giants from Texas Add Depth
Two new players join the Giants from San Antonio, Sickling a shortstop and Ross a left handed pitcher, to boost a team in second place. Sickling may try second base. Bill Ryan from Torrington Conn arrives today. the Holy Cross star was a star twirler this spring and drew scouts after a no hit game against Dartmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Giants
Sickling
Ross
San Antonio
Bill Ryan
Torrington
Decision Up To President On Draft Rules And Baseball
Washington reports persistent claims that draft regulations will not affect major league players this season. An authoritative statement said no ruling has been made and Crowder will defer to the President on an appeal from a local board. The work or fight order takes effect July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Crowder
Rainy day reshapes schedules after Memphis leads
In a day marked by rain, Memphis posted a 7 to 6 win over Birmingham while Nashville defeated Mobile 2 to 1. Several other games were postponed due to the weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Birmingham
Nashville
Mobile
Providence Triumphs Over Hartford In Eastern League Game
Providence routed Hartford 8 to 2 in the lone Eastern League matchup of the day. The contest featured offense from Providence with multiple runs early and strong pitching to seal the win.
George Smith Wins Excelsior Handicap at Jamaica
George Smith, John Sanford's Derby winner from 1916, returned in fine form to Jamaica and captured the Excelsior Handicap over a strong field at the reopening meet. Roamer and Cudgel faced misfortune, while Westy Hogan and Fairy Wand pressed the pace. Smith led from the stretch to win. Loftus trained two-year-old foe Fleeing Sheik also scored in the Greenfield, with Charlie Laydecker taking the Bunker Hill Handicap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sanford
George Smith
Jamaica
Uus
Keamer
Cudgel
Roamer
Andrew Miller
Westy Hogan
Heamer
Koenig
Loftus
Fairy Wand
Koeni
George W. Loft
Sheik
L. F. Wagner
Osgood
Charlie Laydecker
Woodtrap
Nelling
Sands of
Lreasure
C. BE. Mickelwart
Evans and Marston Win Match at Merion Club
Max Marston and Chick Evans defeated Walter Hagen and Jim Barnes in a Red Cross benefit exhibition at Merion Cricket Club, 1 up. All four players were off with their putting as greens ran heavy. Hagen posted the best score with 76 on a course he had just seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans
Marston
New York Times
Philadelphia
Max Marston
Chick Evans
Walter Hagen
Jim Barnes
Red Cross
Merion Cricket Club
Hagen
Dodgers Rally Past Cubs In Ninth For 4 3 Win
Jake Daubert delivered a timely single in the ninth to cap a Brooklyn comeback over Chicago at Ebbets Field. The Dodgers collected 15 hits as Lefty George Tyler faltered late, with Phil Douglas and Sherman Douglas in relief. Merkle hit a freak homer, Daubert drove in three runs, and Mack Wheat scored the decisive run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Ebbets
Cubs
Ebbets Field
Dodgers
George Tyler
Bruin
Robinson
Tyler
Phil Douglas
Ouglas
Jake Daubert
Havi
Ates
Phil
Mack Wheat
Brooklyn
Jake
Robins
Jimmy Hickman
Mike Doolan
Miller
Cheney
Hollacher
Otto
Douglas
Johnston
Grimes
Deal
Olson
Burleigh
Daubert
Killifer
Jack
Dodgers Lose Two More as War Calls Up Players
Ray Schmandt and Iban Griner left the Dodgers for war service yesterday, shrinking pennant hopes. Schmandt heads to St Louis for army duty June 24, while Griner will work in a munition plant. Thirteen Robins have departed for the war. Herman Hehl, Brooklyn Prep pitcher, was signed by the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodgers
Ray Schmandt
Iban Griner
Schmandt
St. Louis
Army Omy
Griner
Robins
Herman Hehl
Brooklyn
Braves Take Two Games From St Louis In Doubleheader
Boston wins morning 4 to 1 with Nehf allowing three hits and Upham tossing a 4 to 0 innings in the afternoon. J. C. Smith drives a two base hit and Kelly homers for St Louis. Paulette plates Boston’s only run in the afternoon with a double and J. L. Smith homers for St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
St. Louis
Nehf
Ames
Upham
Wallace
Smith
Massey
Heathcote
Paulette
Cceenee
J. C. Smith
Rawlings
Baird
Maassey
Herzog
Aird
Gonzales
Konetchy
Louis
ADR
UPOA
Heathe
Kelly
J.c.sm'h
J.l.sm’'H
OlGonzales
Henry
Ai Wheeler
L. Smith
Wickland
Hornaby
Boston F.c.c
Ccccessers
J. L. Smith
Smyth
Haird
Hornsby
Packard
May
Pos Rawlings
Fishd
Cruise
Maseey
O Gonzales
Wilayn
SlaWheeler
Benyder
Burns Delivers Giants 2 1 Victory Over Reds at Polo Grounds
George Burns hits a go ahead home run in the eighth to lift New York Giants 2 to 1 over the Cincinnati Reds at the Polo Grounds. The blast sparked controversy as Reds argue it's foul but umpire Rigler rules it fair. Sherry Magee argues the decision as Giants pull within half a game of the Cubs in Brooklyn. Benny Kauff adds two hits for New York while Neale, Chase and Griffith contribute offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giants
Polo Grounds
George Burns
McGraw
Matty
Cincinnati Reds
Burns
Cincinnati
Charley Rigler
Pete Schneider
Slim Sallee
Sherry Magee
Magee
Rigler
Reds
Sallee
Neale
Hal Chase
Bill Rariden
Georgie Burns
Sherry
Harlem
Sherwood
Rariden
Bill
Chase
Hank Griffith
Griffith
José Rodriguez
Lena Bilackourne
Blackburne
Fletcher
Cubs
Brooklyn
Chicago
New York
Texas
Connecticut
Lee Magee
Ease
Rodriguez
Allen
Barnes
Groh
Benny Kauff
Benny
Young
L.magee
Kauff
O Chase
Zim'man
Magealf
Holke
Bi'burneas
Oakegan
Wingo
Cocoont Sahee
Zimmerman
Chasé
Cincinnat
Schneider
Rodrguez
Coe
Maiden Two-Year-Olds and Open Races Card
The race card lists six events with entries and weights for maiden two-year-olds selling five furlongs, a one mile and seventy yards claiming race for older horses, a one mile derby, a five furlong two-year-old filly race, a Richmond Highweight Handicap for three-year-olds and up over five and a half furlongs, and a one mile plus seventy yards claiming race with apprentice allowance noted. Names include Laddie Rock Dr Rae Prim IIL Elfin Queen Wise Joan Kalitan Startling Top of the Morning Bonnie Dance George Starr O'Donovan and Harwood II among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Thuring
Br. c
Saintolat
Hosea Min II
O’ Neil
Greetings
Kingfisher
Dreadnought
Cadillac
Darkey
Deihi
A. Bhuttinger
L. Enpor
Derss
Sundial
Jack Atkin
Polly D
D Cunningham
Peep O Day
Lucille B. L
Volue Dee
Jule
Dude Alrea
Tom McTaggart
Nightstick
Wise Man
O'Donovan
Ogden
Watts
E. Widener
R. L. Gerry
B. c
C. Borel
Ccenesseeras
Cecneesnes
Athlone
Blue Devil
Jainetta
Tipler
Coe
Bsfres
Maxneto-Lady Elite
Royce Roole
H. F. Orr
B. G
Berigebon
Babette
Kewple
Pierre-A-Feu
Paddy Dear
Seconutrace
V. An Travers
Ch. c
L. Lyke
Talbotta
F. Robinson
Eres Eeenee
G. M. Miller
Dervish
Dan
Captain Ray
Prea- Hesse
Home Sweet Home
Napoleon
Swoon
Byrne
Teddy Rosseau
Andrew
Wenaty Hogan
W. Vian
Jon St
C. Kummer
Eeseeees
Green Gold
Nebraska
Youneed
Lewis
Grimalken
Ftus
Reese Teas
Hanbridge-Oriental Queen
Cated Perry
Rot Craig
Laddie Rock
Dr. Rae
Prim Iil
Chrystal Ford
Armant
Umhala
Frank Sherman
Unwise Child
Little Bessie
Charley Thorley
Danci Carnival
Miss Leola
Sweeplet
Burplus
Plurinda
Lacewalk
Preston Lynn
Elderken
Hesse
Goblin
Ruthie M
Golding
Nolawn
Empress
Frederick the Great
Woodthrush
Blazanry
My Friend
Startling
Bonnie Dance
George Starr
Dr. Johnson
Arnold
Compadre
Top Coat
Reveler
Orestes
McCloy
Harwood II
Little Cottage
Bill Simmons
Sunny Hit
Dragoon
Phalerian
Roxboro
Millrace
Cravath’s Homer Ties Game In Ninth For Phillies
Cravath’s ninth inning homer tied the game for Philadelphia with a pinch runner on first. Williams’s double after Burns and Bancroft singles won it in the tenth, 9 to 5, over Pittsburgh. Musings on box score follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Cravath
Williams
Burns
Bancroft
Pittsburgh
Caton
O Carey
Brock
Cutshaw
Luderus
Hinchman
Pearce
A Mollwitz
Oj Bighee
Meusel
McKnie
McGai N
Schmidt
Burna
Miller
Davis
Oldteele
Mayer
Harmon
Main
FitzGerald
Watson
International League Scores From Jersey City to Toronto
In a set of results from the International League teams Jersey City beat Syracuse 9 to 2 while Rochester defeated Newark 3 to 1. Buffalo toppled Baltimore 6 to 1, and Toronto won 2 to 1 over Binghamton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
Syracuse
Rochester
Newark
Buffalo
Binghamton
Baltimore
Toronto
Baseball results and standings from major leagues
National League scores show New York 2 Cincinnati 1 and Brooklyn 4 Chicago 3 in ten innings with Boston taking two games against St Louis. American League totals include New York 5 Detroit 5 tie, Washington 2 Chicago 1, Boston 3 St Louis 0, Cleveland 6 Philadelphia 3. Standings list Chicago 33 15, New York 33 16, Cincinnati 23 27, Philadelphia 21 26, Detroit 17 30, Pittsburgh 20 28, Boston 22, Cleveland 25 26, Washington 27 39. Today Cincinnati at New York 3:45, Chicago at Brooklyn 3:30, St Louis at Boston, Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, Detroit at St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Boston
St. Louis
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Basten
Washington Beats Chicago 2 1 As Johnson Outduels
Washington defeated Chicago 2 to 1 with Johnson pitching a strong game against three Chicago relievers. Benz left after the first inning as Washington loaded the bases on walks a hit and an error. Three-base hit by Felsch and late runs closed the scoring in a tight contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Washington
Johnson
Benz
Ab Rhpa Ab KR
Hpea Shotton
Si Leibold
Judgelb
E.colling
Milan
Aj/Felsch
Shankea
O Gandil
Morgan
Weaver
McHride
Risberg
Ainsmithe
Schalk
Ti Hens
Arena Russell
Danforth
Aj. Collins
Russell
Hisberg
Felsch
Shotton
Judge
Ainamith
Shanksx
Ballea
Hy Johnson
Sly Russell
Indians Hit Perry Hard In Cleveland Win
Cleveland won 6 to 3 over Philadelphia as Scott Perry faced restraining orders over his Boston Athletics dispute. Pitcher Perry lost his first game since the ruling, with Coveleskie getting the win for Cleveland and Perry striking out three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Philadelphia
Scott Perry
Connie Mack
Boston Nationals
Athletics
National Baseball Commission
Boston
Red Sox Dominate Browns 8 0 in St Louis Showdown
Mays pitched four hits allowed as Boston overwhelmed St Louis 8 to 0. Sisler Ruth and Austin led with key extra-base hits while Thomas Scott Whiteman contributed steals and Hooper sac fly. Gallia took the loss as Houck and Hite provided relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Mays
Boston
Bowtos
Sisler
Ruth
Austin
Thomas
Scott
Whiteman
Hooper
Gallia
Houck
Davenport
Wright
Louis
Tobin
Hean
Matsel
Strunk
Demmitt
Bchang
Smith
Gedeon
Olaerter
Si Johnson
Severelid
Hale
Daverport
aHendryx
Pratt's Busy Bat Staves Off Defeat
New York and Detroit battled to an eight inning 5 5 tie. Umpire halted play at 5 50 p m to let Detroit catch a train after Slim Love faltered in the sixth and seventh. Pratt and Peck delivered late offense for the Yankees as Pipp Gilhooley and Walters flash fielding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Detroit
Tigers
Yankees
West
Hildebrand
St. Louis
Slim Love
Peck
Pratt
Yanks
Pipp
Gilhooley
Walters
Love
Veach
Hellman
Bob
Heilman
Young
Cunningham
New York
Rwhpooa
Mush
Paugh
Haker
Yeach
Bodie
R Jones
Marsans
Yelle
Finneran
Vitt
Vesch
New Yorse
Peckinpaugh
Cobb
Vieliman
Meliman
R. Jones
Bush
Jones
Boses
Fame
Balj
Tailoring Summer Suits Demands Skill Equal to Winter
The text argues tropical fabric summer suits require equal care as winter weights in tailoring. It asserts buyers remain just as safe purchasing lighter fabrics due to the store's variety and expertise.
Pana ma Hat Ad Prompt for Summer Use
Ad copy promises a comfortable Pana ma hat for this summer and next if quality remains. It notes a price of six dollars and hints at long wear.
Racing Schedule Fragments Hit Broadway Streets
Readable fragments list race locations in Manhattan including Broadway at 13th St and 34th St, Fifth Ave at Warren and 41st St. The note mentions Peet Company as organizer. No clear event or outcome is stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway Broadway
13Th St
34Th St
Fifth Ave
Warren
41St St
Also Mentioned on This Page
NET Stars
Miss Zinderstein
Miss Sears
Philadelphia Co. C
Mise
Rogce
Rebecca Thomson
Ted Mise
Margaret Dixon
Merion Zinderstein
Aldred Willard
H. Foresterbaugh
Cornell Seeble
Robert Harold
Suzanne Livercrate
Charine Porter
Joan E. Bailey
Gladys Paine
Minery Walker
Myriam Tudderow
Mins
Helene Pollak Greenies
Itine May Moos
Minery D. Thayer
Alexander Chisholm
de Forest
Adelaides
Katharine
Margaretta A. Sharp
Mary Heaton
Pele Grounds
Kashio Downs Danielson
Gov
Holcomb Wiil
Fulton-Dempsey
Southern Association
Providence
Excelsior Handicap
Doolan
O' Mara
Hollacker
Nap
Shea
Crcabo
Je Vsieeiaies
Flack
Oleon
Merkle
Hollocher
Zelder
Chicake
Sly Tyler
Wheat
Brooklyn N. Ccarn
Griner and Schmandt
Braves
Homer Timely
Phils
Willlama
Prendergast
Carey
O'S
Bighee
Mollwitz
McGaffigan
Steele
McKechniie
Fies
Turns
Stock
Balla
Hite
Ry Steele
Luderux
Roy Miller
International League
UREOM
White Sox
Baffles
Cham
Pions
Perry
Shannon
Chapman
Oldring
Speaker
Walker
al Burnslb
Wamby's
Gardner
Wood
Porkina
Fvans
Davidson
Thoman
Dugan
Coveleskie
Filmns
Warns
Wambsgans
Coveleskle
RED Sox
Penn. Station
33Rd St
7Th Av
Alsa
Flatbush Av
Courne
Racers Peet Company
Crane Simplex
Roskam Scott CO
Broadway
63Rd Street
Baker, Murray & Imbriel
Sporting Goods
Warren St
Studebaker
Studebaker Corporation
56Th St
Bedford Ave
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!