Doubles Title Changes Hands at Bronxville Final
Harold H Hackett and W Merrill Hall, last year’s metropolitan doubles champions, were dethroned at Bronxville by Dean Mathey and George M Church in straight sets 6 1 6 3 8. The new champions dominated with net pressure and steady play. In the semi final Church and Mathey beat Theodore Roosevelt Pell and James O Neale Jr 7 5 6 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold H. Hackett
W. Merrill Hall
Bronxville
Dean Mathey
George M. Church
Church
Mathey
Theodore Roosevelt Pell
James
O' Neale, Jr
Fong Association
Hackett
Hall
Church of Mathey
Chares
Theira
Strucgie
Chambis
Courta
Defaults mar tourney in New Rochelle Tennis Club results
The New Rochelle Tennis Club tourney saw numerous defaults in the second and third rounds. Notable results include Elliott Binzen advancing by default and Dr. William Rosenbaum defeating G Walker Jr. 8 6 4, with A Augur and R Rothstein also moving on as opponents defaulted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Rochelle
van Viiet, Jr
Elliott Binzen
Fordham
William Rosenbaum
G. Walker, Jr
A. Augur
W. F. Lacey
L. H. Crowley
J. Brady
R. Rothstein
F. Fox
L. Lam
W. H. Baldwin
der Won Sock
F. Lacey
Bijur
G. Stadel
H. Forster
D Ofault
Dr. W. Rosenbaum
G. Walker, Jr. Eh
E. Binzen
J. H. Steinkampf
R. c. van Vliet, Jr
R. C. van Vliet
Dr. Krugier
Wyomen
Helen Gilleaudeau
R. V. Hisace
Girls in long match. Herron wins Pacific tennis title
In Del Monte California on June 19 Miss Laura Herron of Palo Alto defeated Miss Marjorie Wale of San Francisco in a three hour ladies singles battle at the Pacific States tennis championship. Herron won 18 11 in a dramatic final, leaving both players exhausted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Herron
Pacific
Delmonte
Cal
Laura Herron
Palo Alto
Marjorie Wale
San Francisco
Herron
Miss White
Nets
Wilmington
Del
Rosanne V. White
Baltimore
William Newhall
Philadelphia
Ware
J. Taylor
Amare New Far Tha State
Davis Wins Penn Title In Merion Tennis Showdown
Willis E. B. Davis of Philadelphia F C and California state champ defeated Craig Biddle of Merion 5-7 6-3 6-1 6-3 in the Pennsylvania State Tennis Championship final. Davis surged after the first set, overcoming Biddle who staged the season’s biggest surprise by taking the opening frame. Biddle’s backhand depth limited his bid despite brilliant serving and moments of late resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Philadelphia
Merion Courts
Willis EB. Davis
Biddle
Davis
Deuce
Hiddle
Throckmorton Faces Tough Start In Tennis Championship
Middle States championship opens at Orange Lawn with few marquee players. Harold Throckmorton wins a three setter against F G French after a tense battle, while Fred C Inman sweeps two opponents.
Mobilization Threatens Amateur Track Sports Paris
The National Guard of New York State mobilization risks blunting amateur track and field as top athletes race to Beekman or the Mexican border. Seventy-first Regiment and Fourteenth Regiment units feature leading men from Millrose A.A., New York A.C., Irish-American A.C. and others, many serving as officials or athletes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
New York State
United States
Beekman
Seventy-first Regiment
Military Athletic League
Millrose A. A
New York A. C
Hannes Kolehmainen
A. C
Frank Stephenson
Trinity Club
Charles J. Dieges
Twenty-second Corps of Engineers
John J. Donovan
Fourteenth Infantry
Hugh Honohan
New York 4. C
Homer Baker
Joseph Pearman
Fred Safarowic
T. Hussey
Willie Anderson
Eugene Sanger
New York A C
Alfred ©. Lake
New York
A C
Henry Ludtke
St. George's Club
Sterling Graham
New Yorks
Klue Umper
Teddy Matsukes
Kolehmainen
Stephenson
Dave Politzer
J. B. Mackin
Trinity Cub
Casper Scheffer
Long Island A. C
Antony Attardi
Sixty-ninth Regiment
Pat Flynn
Tom Kelly
Naval Militia
W. R. McDonald
P. Hally
Louglin Lyceum
Dave Noble
John R. Kilpatrick
Yale
Dick Remer
Imn
Twenty-secon Engineers
Roy F. Morse
New York Newspaper Golf Club Stages One Day Event
The New York Newspaper Golf Club held a one day tournament at Hackensack Golf Club amid showers. F. Benzinger and P. L. Campbell won first in low net with 24 73, while F. Flaugh and J. Munro earned second low net. Other pairs posted scores as weather halted play and green conditions drew blame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Golf Club
Hackensack Golf Club
Fred Flaugh
J. Munro
F. Benzinger
P. L. Campbell
Wile
F. K. Flaugh
A. Hedley
A. Gifford
A. Murray
D. Hall
O. E. Rutter
E. B. Davis
Martin
C. L. Fletcher
W. J. Haywood
O. L Guth
Co. Laux
W. W. Burge
Women At Piping Rock Golf Tournament Report
The one day event at Piping Rock under the Women’s Metropolitan Golf Association drew home club participants. Mrs. Seward Webb Jr led with 107, 20-87, followed by Mrs. Loew 102 and Mrs. Phipps 109 6 64, with Nassau players and others rounding out the top ten scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piping Rock
Metropolitan Golf Association
W. Seward Webb, Jr
W. G. Loew
H.C. Phipps
Julia D Bredt
Essex County
Pices
McMillan and Whitney Capture Old Dominion Doubles Title
In Norfolk on June 19, W. V. McMillan and Eli Whitney defeated Richard Tunstall and Hugh Whitehead to win the Old Dominion men's doubles championship. Carlton and Miss Florence Ballindimith defeated Whitney and Miss Mollie Bjur in an accompanying match.
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Norfolk
W. V. McMillan
Eli Whitney
Richard Tunstall
Hugh Whitehead
Carlton
Florence Ballindemith
Whitney
Moilie Bjur
Crews elect captains at regatta minus Cornell
Robert R. O’Loughlin of New York City was named Columbia captain for next year after the Poughkeepsie regatta. A. Osman of Duluth will lead Syracuse Varsity, and A. Woll becomes Pennsylvania captain. John L. Collyer may again lead Cornell, the first time Cornell named a captain this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell
Robert R. O'Loughlin
New York City
Columbia
O O’ Loughlin
Gerald
O'Loughlin
A. J. Osman
Duluth
Minn
Syracuse
W. C. Glass
Osman
John L. Collyer
Collyer
MADE ELEVEN COACHES FOR FALL SEASON
Bob Folwell former Washington and Jefferson coach produced eleven players from 1014 15 who joined other colleges for coaching this Fall. Names include St Moser to Wafford College Fred Heyman to Bethany Reginald Bovill and Vic Younkins to Greensburg High School Ralph Young to Depauw Russell Goodwin to Franklin John Spiegel to Tennessee Brit Paterson to North Carolina Agricultural and Mechanical Burleigh Cruikshank to Princeton A A Waddecker to W & J and M D Fleming with offers from three colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Folwell
Washington and Jefferson
Percy Haughton
Harvard Rhen
Haughton
Folwall
St Moser
Wafford College
Spartanburg
Ss. C
Fred Heyman
Bethany College
Reginald Bovill
Vic Younkins
Greensburg
Ralph Young
Depauw University
Russell Goodwin
Franklin, Ohio
Johnny Spiegel
University of Tennessee
Brit Paterson
North Carolina Agricultured and Mechanical College
Parkersburg Native Joins Wesleyan Football Coaching Staff
Earle Neale, Parkersburg center fielder for the Cincinnati NL club, signs to coach West Virginia Wesleyan College football next fall per an official announcement made today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
Weat Va
Earle Neale
West Virginia Wesleyan
Hepburn Sets New Record At Southampton Links
Jimmie Hepburn, last year’s notable import, carded a 69 at the National Golf Links of America in Southampton to establish a new scoring mark. The previous best was 72 by Nelson Whitney. Despite a stiff wind, Hepburn’s putting carried him with three putts on one green and single putts on six others, with a rare miss on the first hole ending in a trap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southampton
Jimmie Hepburn
National
Golf Links of America
Nelson Whitney
Hepburn
Texan golfer wins medal at Lynnewood Half
G a Rotan of Waco Texas won the qualifying round in the Lynnewood Half golf tournament at Huntington Valley Country Club with a 76. J G Anderson and Max Marston of New York tied for second with 77. B Buxton of the home club was fourth with 78. D Clarke Corkan Baltimore G S Lyon Toronto and others posted 82s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Piano Men Play Golf At National Trade Tournament
The National Piano Trade Golf Association began its seventh annual event at Oakland Golf Club with W. W. Swords and Theodore Cassebeer tied on 162 after 36 holes. Morenus 170 Hume 176 Hallen 179, rain affected scoring. Cassebeer shot 78 in the morning to earn low gross. Brinkerhoof and DeMollo tied 75 in the morning for best net, Coffin and Seeburg tied for third with 76.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Piano Trade Golf Association
Oakland
W. W. Swords
Theodore Cassebeer
Tirty
Sworas
Cassebeer
H. B. Morenus
James Hume
F. B. T. Hallenos
Brinkerhoof
J. de Mollo
J. A. Coffin
J. Seeburg
Harvard Golf Team Graduates and Oakmont Plans
J G Heyburn Captain G A Mc Cook and W P Hunt to graduate this week after representing Harvard in golf this spring. Five players Hubbell Canan Amory Wylde Lombard ’17 will play summer golf to represent the board at Oakmont Club tournament in Pittsburgh in September. Women’s Metropolitan Golf Association postpones one day tournaments at Montclair and Sleepy Hollow. a Montclair event will still be held Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Heyburn
G. A. McCook
W. P. Hunt
Harvard
Pittsburgh
Hubbell
Canan
Amory
Wylde
Lombard
Oakley
Ainwright
Bassett
Women’s Metropolitan Golf Association
Montclair
Sleepy Hollow
Johnson the Bullfighter Ready for Ring Return
Milwaukee promoter T.8 Andrews quotes a cable from Jack Johnson the former heavyweight champion stating he will fight in June 26 in Barcelona and will accept Sam Langford Bam McVey Willard or any opponent in Mexico Cuba or elsewhere. Johnson notes he has fought in Havana Madrid and England and recently two bouts with minor heavies in Spain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews
Milwaukee
Jack Johnson
Johnson
Barcelona
Wis
Sam Langford
Bam McVey
Willard
Mexico
Cuba
Jess Willard
Havana
Spain
England
Barnett Named Referee for Leonard Moran Bout
The Harlem Sporting Club match nearly collapsed over referee selection before Flor rie Barnett was chosen as the third man. Reisler preferred Tone or White. Gibson backed Kid MacPartlandt. Leonard weighs lighter, Moran trained harder, and both prepare for action with Moran having a three week handicap on Leonard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard-Moran
Harlem Sporting Club
Florrie Barnett
Reisler
Gibson
Dan Tone
Charley White
Kid MacPartlandt
Eisler
Leonard
Noice
Benny
Moran
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Eorge M. Church
Dean Mathey Ve. Herold H. Hackett
W. B Merrill Hall
Mather
Pew
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Riddle
Throckmorton
Orange Lawn Tennis Club
Harold Throckmorton
W.W. Merrill Hall
Fred C. Inman
Nathanial W. Niles
T. R. Pell
Karl Behr
L. Wood
Fred
Inman
F. G. French
Rench
French
J. F. Strubbard
R. M. Kirkland
W.L. Pate
Ss. M. Swenson
C. L. Russell
M- Peabody
L. W. Dunham
George Throckmorton
W. M. Hall
R. H. Rogers
Scudder
J. F. Hubbard
Am. HW. Kiseel, Jr
Haskins
R. P. Bennett
W. C. Dunn
H. Raich
Gardiner Colby
L. D. Woodbury
KR. C. Rand
F. Watson, Jr
F. T. Frelinghuysen
Harold A. Throckmorton
Uemmet
L. W. Knox
F. C. Inman
H. A. Throckerton
Hackensack
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Miss Bjurstedt
R. R. O'Loughlin
Folwell
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1000 Islands
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Howe
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Concert
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Dad
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Cook’s Falls
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John K. van Wagonen
Catskill
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Cooper
Quogue
Ubes
George Raynor
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L. L
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Royal Palace
Tlantic City
N.J Ating
Siaastem
Prapt
Qalen Hale
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Sapohi
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Joseph H. Marvel
Lake Placid
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J. J. Sweeney
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Aiken
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Westchester CO
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Mar
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Cellence
Walter
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Liam Spemien
Beeeres
Tony
Mack Latz & CO
Ruddle
Virginia Av
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St. Charles Place
Reome
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W.W. Blayton
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Asbury Pack
Brunswick
Tstlorgan & Parsons
Asbury Park Row
Brockhurst
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Wellington
Ecesa
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Ofen
Lake George
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Hague-on-Lake George
Cedar Cliff Inn
Orange CO
Green Kill Park
Kingston
A J
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Beery Street
Kingston, N
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Wall St
Hone Far Rockaway
Mortimer M. Kelly
58Th St
Plaza
Sag Harbor
L. I
Long Island Railroad
New York and New London
Setel Walton
70Th St. & Col. Ave
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S Eix Acres
AL Beach
N. J
Shadow Laws
G. Mac Dowes
York
Vackhawanne Treine
Warren Spring
MT. Arlington
N. J. Neton Lake
Diamond Spring Inn
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Point Pleasant Beach
James A Malloy
Fairview
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Breslin Lake
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Lake Spofford
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Ruffner Hotel Bureau
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Paver
Formaktall
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MAS
Champlain
Farmend
Liege Hone Secon
Addres
Watch Hill
lé-Hole Golf A. FE. Dick
Autobile Club OF America
Seth Weat
Washington
T. Sanger
Wykeham Inn
Cena
Berkshire
Sarger
Lake Bomoseen
Castleton
Edward A Ellis
I - Ee
Chamber of Com
Portland
Pen Els J Niet
Exchange &T
Merce
Pennsylvania
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Shawnee-On-Delawarbe
America
Andrew Jr. Murphy
Charles W. Murphy
Moers
Kittatinny
Delaware
Water Gap
T& Ing
Johs P
Ct Cole
Galen Hall
Wernersville
Howard Wing
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Central House
Milford
Pike Co
K & Fourteenth Sts
Washington, D. C
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Cochran
Canada
Lake Rosseau
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