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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1919

Page

11

New York Tennis Stars Reach Semi in Philadelphia Championship

Miss Eleanor Goss of New York loses a thrilling three set match to Mrs. Wightman in the women’s national championship at the Philadelphia Cricket Club. Other results see Miss Cassel and Miss Zinderstein advancing as top contenders toward the semifinals amid a large, weather-influenced crowd.

New York Times Adelphia Puli Geo Wightman Philadelphia Cricket Club Eleanor. Goss New York Alice Molla Bjurstedt Gare Cassel Marion Zinderstein Marie Wagner Gilbert Har Leslie Bancroft Reg Arce Townsend Goss Grand Stand Qort Boston Star Kness West Side Honger Enid Uen Mrs. Wightman Miss Goss Dozan Service Miss Gross Mise Goes Viement Wainwright Zinderstein Wes Clare Cassel Mary Thayer Philadelphia Mics Cass Miss Wagner J. T. Thayer R. Bailey S. Spaeth Miss Thayer A. J. Thayer Miss Sears Bjurstedt H. C Oe Miss Warren Miss Gardiner J. R. Rowland Norris Aller Vaul F. EB W. T. Tilden Mrs. Huff A. Picket Mis. Weaver Haws Sohst J. Starr, Jr Mita J E. Batley F. R Kirkland Mss Dixon B. Jennings Miss Murray A. Jj Mra. Wightman Mra. Morris A. Tier Batley F. BR. Kirkland Weaver A. P. Hawes George Powell Miss Seaton Miss Landler Miss Frazier Miss Ferguson Misses Hoover Bayard Miss Anderson Miss Geahy Miss Carpenter

Kumagae Reaches Brooklyn Tennis Championship Semi

Ichiya Kumagae of Japan advances to the Brooklyn singles semifinal at Terrace Court Flatbush after defeating Fred Anderson Jr in straight sets 6-0 6-3. Kumagae dominates with precise placement and steady play while Anderson fights to the net in a show of laserlike accuracy.

Ichiya Kumagae Brooklyn Flatbush Sin Nippon Fred Anderson, Jr Kumagay T Anderson Kii Rooklynite Anders Kumagae Dr. A. L. Dionne Dionne A. Healey Recorde Bit Kumagac Healey Young Anderson H. Oakley Stammett Cebit Donaldson Stephen Schiessinger Schiessinger Schlessinger Donaldson M. Bernstein de Witt Clinton High School Thomas van Kuyck Terrace Bernstein Je Z. Jang Morris High School Jang D. A. L. Dionne Henry Morgentthaler Peter Hall H. Oak Y Howard Voshell Allen Rehr Ichiya Kumag DPD A. L. Dionne Anderson, Jr A. Hammett S. Kashio L. Briahside Fired Adersomm Hampionship Machsoud J. Gittler Brunie Thomas Moore

Five Furlong Debut for Two-Year-Olds at Claiming Meet

Racing program lists six races with weights and entrants for a claim event. For two-year-olds back Home leads the first race with 112 pounds while other runners include Oceania Buster R and Grason. Weather clear track fast details accompany the card.

Imaidens Oceania Buster R Hackamore Grason Who Cares Biff Bang American Hog Saywhich Teddy Foousseau Saddle Rock Ivry Cobalt Lass Pickwick Scoots Mahony Sedan Louise V Green Gold Startling Sinn Feiner Eternal Cirrus Chasseur Quintionnaire Camoufleur Natural Bridge Wilfreda Tapagear Archeda LA Tom Young Pictor Fermdate Laddie Beck and Call American Koy Glen Light Girayselan Aezac Jos Taimerick Lees Allan

Trio of Winners Ridden by Loftus at Jamaica Race

Johnihy Kate returned to the saddle at Jamaica after a day off and batted 1 000 as Loftus rode three winners for different owners. He won with Lady Brummell in race one and Queen of the Sea in a photo finish, then Peasant upset Apple Jack II in the six furlongs event. The inter allied meet note follows: 1,500 men for Paris games with fourteen nations.

Johnihy Kate Jamaica Loftus Brighton Lady Lrummel J. W. May Steels Elis S. ¢. Hildreth Peter Pan Luke Kaplin Lofts Vagueé Younted Loftak Cleveland Stabie Gut Lady Brummel Eddie Rickenbacker Aviator Lady Hrummel Eddie Hickenbacker Lovely Rink Lady Brummell Wells Eddie Mickenbacker Poacher Cleveland Wessler G. W. Foreman Daddy Pairith Essler Queen of the Sea Mallew Idol Curb Stable Peasant Alois Paris Associated Press Cazechoslovak Republic Oftus E. Rickenbacker Treland Reeves Ambrose Blue Wrack Haat Nolan Azurita Roseland Insor HH. Diaz Mince Lady Brimmel Brummel-Destrous B. Brighton Stable C. Croathiwait Eliing Odda Vessier Fator Daddy's Choice Wida Nolan C. m Jollins Jocke Odda Alors Ensor McAteer Tel Bille B Eran Mamilton Sir Helio Hayne Joan of Arc Williama Lawise Chila al Erickson Kenessa PB Butwell Ruperba Weesler Sincerity George Keaster Y Curb Stable J. J. Murphy Whitney Butwell Imanele Thiatleden A. Oo Myers Vague McAtee Peter Pan Sweepaway C. Hildreth Jorkey Ice Besquiman Syrdarya Walls Twtford J Collins Star Realm Haynes Poultney Lang Astronomer-Keep Quincy Stabile J. Fitzsimmons Loftun Haynes Sl Alias Teeter Kelsay Dou Hboy Tee Heaman McCrann Feather Spas San Marcus Davies Seesls Simpiston Celt-Belle Ee

Lady Betty Wins at Westchester County Horse Show

White Plains New York June 18 The twenty sixth annual Westchester County horse show opened at Gedney Farms drawing record entries and strong contenders. The Westchester Special event saw Louis K Liggett’s Lady Betty win with Louis Liggett’s Playboy second as top placings were listed across multiple classes with notable attendees including J Rich Steers I A Rockefeller and Felix M Warburg.

White Plains N. Y Gedney Farms C. Davies Tainter Donnelly Orawaupam Hotel George W. Pell A. M. Wall Ferdinand Wall Tainter Alice B. Tainter C. G. Tainter Audrey H. Tainter Otis Luke Luke W. A. Burke Ed. E. Graves Thomas Crowley Liberty Bell Crowley Joseph Laroque Janmies C. Marshall New York Charles Kaiser Bernardsville N. J Henry J. Bell Bayside Charles Pfizer F. O. Wright William Ziegler, Jr John L. Downey George Crouch R. Remsen Coles Eadward H. Crandall Alice A. Dodsworth L. P. Yandel Felix M. Warburg J. Rich Steers John Mck. Bowman Frederick H. Bontecou Hugh J. Chisholm Frank J. Cassidy I. A. Rockefeller John I. Downey Charles Smithers Oliver Harriman George Greer Ernest Islein New Rochelle FL Leith Hewic Gould Charles D. Lawier Br. m. Mayfower Mra Charles Lanter Rufus C.rinch Charles J. Lanter George EF. Gunther Wallen M. Kittywicks Catherine Colford Hilda H. H. ‘Thomas B. G. Playboy W. A. Flynn Simple Simon G. Exmere E. L. Crawford Edger Y. Clauzen Max Phillips Mra. H Tradesman F. P. Garvan Hamilton Hamilton Dianthus A. R. Moffitt Firefly Joseph C Baldwin Rm. G. Limerick Edward Ehlers B. G Danny Deever Nirvana Stable Ch. m. Babette R. G. Limerick

Calder Wins Golf Final at Arcola Country Club

Alec Calder of Cherry Valley captured the New York Paper Trade Golf Association Spring tournament title after a 2 up 1 to play victory over C. R. McMillen of Essex County. Luke trophy went to D. L. Luke Jr. with 175-836-137, and J Brower earned the McMillen trophy with 185-20-165. Ridgway won the Flint trophy with 72-5-67 for Knickerbocker.

New York Paper Trade Golf Association Arcola Country Club Alec Calder Cherry Valley Calder C. R McMillen Essex County Pee Luke D. L. Luke, Jr Ss. J. Brower McMillen Brower W. C. Ridgway Ridgway Knickerbocker Abce Caldee C. R. McMillen Esex County R. B. Taft N. Voorhees A. R. Roe JW. Miller A. F Whiting C. G. Nothe

Mrs Herzog Leads Field In Baltusrol Women's Golf Tourney

Mrs S A Herzog of Fairview won the gross and net awards with 89 2 57 while Mrs T C Schreiver of Baltusrol took the net trophy with 98 6 10. Others included Mrs J A Barclay Hackensack 94 5 01 and Mrs A Shoaf Englewood 98 6 02.

S. A. Herzog Fairview Metropolitan Golf Association Baltusrol Herzog T. C. Schreiver J. C. Barclay Hackensack A. Shoaf Englewood H. J. Blumenthal A. Herzog Schreiver Baltuaro J. A. Barclay A. Bhoaf Stephen Nash Allusrol W. B Case Tilen Ridge

Willard to weigh between 245 and 248 for Dempsey bout

Willard announced a 245 to 248 pound target for the July 4 heavyweight championship with Jack Dempsey at Maumee Bay. Training showed lighter work with eight rounds of boxing today after yesterday’s heavy session. The crowd reached 2,500 as Dempsey’s eye cut heals and both fighters cut road work to focus on glove drills.

Toledo Jess Willard Jack Dempsey Maumee Bay Willard Dempsey Kearne

New York Eleven Beats Frankford In Halifax Cup Clash

New York cricket team defeated Frankford Cricket Club by 44 runs at Haverford in the Halifax Cup series. New York improves to two wins from two games after an earlier victory at Livingston over Frankford.

Philadelphia Penn New York Frankford Cricket Club Haverford Livingston Frankford Tseir Credit

Wolff Advances to Western Amateur Semi finals

Under a scorching sun at Sunset Hill Links, Clarence Wolff of St. Louis defeated Nelson Whitney of New Orleans 5 and 4 to reach the Western Amateur Golf Cup semi finals. Donald Edwards of Chicago suffered heat prostration and defaulted to Richard Beckenkamp of St. Louis.

ST. Louis Donald Edwards Chicago Richard Bockenkamp Sunset Hill Links Clarence Wolff Nelson Whitney New Orleans J. S. Thompson St. Paul Chris Kenny Harry G. Legg Minneapolis T. B. Griffith Wichita O. G. Waldo Detroit Frank Lynch J. D. Stanish A. N. Loeb Beckenkamp R. E. Knepper Sioux City Sam Reynolds Omaha L. D. Branfield Denver J. F. Nugent Kansas City

Yale and Harvard Set For Four Mile Varsity Race

Yale and Harvard crews prepared for their famed race on a four mile course in New London with practice sessions and line-up details. Generals discuss finish flag changes near Cowpoint to ensure a full four miles while observers, captains, and committee members inspect the course.

New York Times New London Haines Harvard Abbott Red Top Yale Harry A. Murray Crimson A. R. Hyatt Seth Low 3d John Fitzpatrick Warren Oakes James New Haven Cowpoint Tey W. A. Meikleham Meade Whitman W. Averill Harriman John

Newton Wins Lunnewood Hall Cup Golf Final

Frank C. Newton of Brookline defeated Sidney E. Sharwood of Philadelphia 2 up in the final at Huntingdon Valley Country Club. Newton played par on all holes except two and closed out on the sixteenth with a par putt from off the green after a notable brook shot on the tenth. In the semi finals Newton beat W. H. Gardner of Buffalo while Sharwood overcame George W. Hoffner of Tala.

Philadelphia Frank C. Newton Brookline Huntingdon Valley Country Club Sidney E. Sharwood Newton Sharwood W. H. Gardner Buffalo Sharyoee George W. Hoffner Tala

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