New York Players Lead in National Championship Tennis
Philadelphia June 21 New York Boston and Philadelphia lead in the women and mixed events at the National championship on the Philadelphia Cricket Club grounds. Homans of New York advances to face Rotch of Boston in the women’s semifinals. Toulmin of Philadelphia defeat Fettermann and meets Wallach of New York. Semifinals and doubles progress push New York to lead in multiple brackets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Helen Homans
Rachel Harlan
Edith E. Rotch
H. Toulmin
Bertha L. Townsend
Gertrude Fetterman
Barger-Wallach
Miss Rotch
Clover Boldt
Margaret Johnson
W. J. Johnson
N. W. Niles
Eleanor Cohen
W. Rowland
Mrs. Davis
C. C. Willits
Haddonfield
N. J
Coe
Mis
D. F. Platt
Staten Island
Lilly Newhall
Greta Lewis
Clara
Chase
Edith E. Retch
Elsie Ross
Lucy Duhring
Istheimer
Sarah Coffin
Margeret Johnson
Work
Toulmin
Morristown Tennis a Bright Day in State Championship
At Morristown Field Club New Jersey State Championship play advanced in both men and women events. Edna Wilday and Miriam Swords reached the women final with Wilday winning 6-1 6-1 over Swords, while Smith beat Auffermann 6-2 and 6-0. Pell blasted Westfall 6-0 6-1 in the men’s singles, with Schley and Freeman also winning in semifinal brackets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
Morristown Field Club
Morristown
N. J
Edna Wilday
Miss Smith
Miss Wilday
Siwords
W. C. Auffermann
Theodore Roosevelt Pell
Reeve Schley
Leon F. Freeman
Pell
Young H. L. Westfall
Kings County Lawn Tennis Club
New Jersey
H. McK. Glazbrook
Elizabeth Town and Country Club
C. D. M. Cole
Walter A. Hazard
Crescent Athletic Club
Irving Griffin
Newark Lawn Tennis Club
New York Lawn Tennis Club
Robert James
Plainfield Country Club
E. P Staunton
Orange Lawn Tennis Club
G. L. Rodman
Longwood Cricket Club
Boston
H. L. Westfall
Heeve Schley
West Side Lawn Tennis Club
E. P. Staunton
Leon F. Freaman
Herman Behr
E. Whitney
Mark A. Vilas
Miriam Swords
Freerick G. Anderson
H. Jy. Westfall
Richard Seabury
Morristown Field
Clueb
Boonton Lawn Tennis Club
J. 0. Partridge
Ee Lawn Tennis Club
S—fi
H. M. Walker
Co. F. Carter
Wylie Co. Grant
Louis J. Crant
S. Theodore Roosevelt Pell
Frernon C. Prentice
W. C. Welmer
Frank Richardson
University of Pennsylvania
Albert J. Hinck
H. P. Smith
Montclair Athletic Club
Leon F
Miss Whitner
Hale
S. Fownes
Auffermann
Miss Sauter
Elmina and Vigilant Capture Bennett Cups in Sound Regatta
Elmina skippered by F. F. Brewster wins the Bennett Cup after a tight duel with Queen in the New York Yacht Club regatta on Long Island Sound off Glen Cove. Vigilant, owned by William E. Iselin, finishes well ahead of the seventies and thirties, with Rainbow close behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Yacht Club
Long Island Sound
Glen Cove
F. F. Brewster
Elmina
William E. Iselin
Herreshoff
Queen
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Rainbow
Irolita
Effort
Weetamoe
Neola
Buncombe
Iolita
Corona
Windward
Barr
Maxwell
Yankee
Creedmoor Rifle Match Opens Fifth Company Trophy Series
The first match of the series for a silver trophy between Fifth Company Seventh Regiment active members and veterans was decided yesterday at Creedmoor with the active squad winning 670 to 503. The score details follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creedmoor
Meadow Brook Beats Rockaway In Polo Cup Bout
Meadow Brook Club defeated Rockaway 8 to 7 in a fast polo match at Meadow Brook Field. Captain John E. Cowdin led Rockaway against Monte Waterbury of Meadow Brook. Waterbury was struck in the face but not seriously hurt as an extra period decided the winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead
N. Y
Meadow Brook
Rockaway
Harry Payne Whitney
John E. Cowdin
Rockaways
J. A. Rawlins
Robert L. Stevens
R. L. Beeckman
Alexander
J. M. Waterbury, Jr
Robert J. Collier
Rey
Bryn Mawr Poloists Defeat Rockaway Club in Final Seconds
Bryn Mawr polo team beat Rockaway Club 11 to 11 with Bryn Mawr giving Rockaway a four goal handicap. The winner was decided in the last five seconds on the Bryn Mawr Club field in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryn Mawr
Rockaway
Philadelphia
Thousands of Shoes Stolen From Church Street Factory
J E Bates and Co reported three to five thousand shoes stolen in recent months. Lamwich Detective Bureau arrested Maria Marman and William H Hickland on larceny charges. Both arraigned at the Tombs Court held on $500 bail each with more arrests expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Street
J. E. Bates & Co
Church Streets
Lamwich Detective Bureau
Broadway
Merchants’ Protective Association
Maria Marman
Hester Street
William H. Hickland
Syracuse Rowing Sidelined By Ten Eyck Illness Before Saturday Race
Syracuse faces a setback as James Ten Eyck Jr. of the freshman eight falls ill and cannot race on Saturday. Coach Ten Eyck moves Banks to stroke with Cheney as substitute. Pennsylvanians show upward stock while Cornell eyes the favored odds in a tightly matched event amid rough water.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Syracuse
James Ten Eyck, Jr
Ten Eyck
Banks
Cheney
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Varsity
Onda
Courtney Down
Athletic Day At Camp Sixty-Ninth Regiment Surges In Events
In Peekskill New York on June 21 athletic sports by the Sixty-ninth Regiment drew many visitors including ex-members. Company F swept most events with wins in the 100 and 440 yard dashes, 220 yard inter regimental run, novice 300 yard run, hop step and jump, and one mile run in heavy marching order. Other placers included Company F dominant showing alongside Company B and E entries. In Chicago John Hobens led the Western Open golf field after 36 holes with 154 strokes. Willie Smith and Willie Anderson trailed by two strokes with 156 each while Gilbert Nichols Fred McLeod and Alec Smith stood at 157.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Peekskill
N. Y
Sixty-ninth
Cook
Archer
Hulsizer
Oeeran K
McCue
Northridge
Williams
Carr
Sallay
Flannagan
Comany FE
O'Sullivan
Doody
McGady
O'Connor
Chicago
John Hobens
Englewood
N. J
Homewood Club Links
Hobens
Willie Smith
Mexico
Willie Anderson
Onwentsia
Gilbert Nichols
Denver
Fred McLeod
Mid- Lothian
Alec Smith
Nassau
Jack Jolly
Arlington
Stewart Gardner
Garden City Club
Courier delivers dispatch from Gen Carter to Grant in Jersey City
A fast relay from Newburg to New York completed in 2 hours 20 minutes over 67 miles. Courier Basta departed Newbury at 1 10 am and traveled by six cylinder Ford driven by Gaston Plantaiff to Jersey City, then to Governors Island where the message reached Gen Frederick Dent Grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburg
New York
Chicago
Gen
Carter
Frederick Dent Grant
Governors
Basta
Newbury
Gaston Plantaiff
Jersey City
Plantaiff
Governors Island
Deuel Hearings Scheduled for August Referee Appointment
Justice Deuel sat on the Special Sessions bench and declined to discuss the Appellate Division ruling ordering a referee to hear testimony on charges tied to his oath and actions related to Town tapes and other publications. An order for a referee will go to the Appellate Division with recommendations from Howard S. Gans and counsel for the district attorney. If accepted, hearings may begin late August with a referee's report likely not until October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Deuel
Special Sessions
Appellate Division
Howard S. Gans
Jerome
Edward M. Shepard
James Www. Osborne
Arrival of Buyers at Hotels and Stores Across Cities
A listing notes buyers and firms visiting from Troy, Pittsburg, Philadelphia, Boston, Cleveland, St. Louis, Chicago, and other cities. Names include C. W. ards and Son, Frear & Co, Jordan Marsh, Kronskopf Millinery, and Strauss Brothers, with destinations such as Victoria Hotel Hotel Breslin Grand Hotel and Hotel Navarre. Entries cover dry goods hosiery gloves millinery ribbons cloaks and waists.
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Ards, C. W., & Son
Troy
N. Y
Missay McDonald
Victoria
Joseph, Company
Pittsburg
Penn
Merrick
Church Street
W. J. Mitchell
Broadway
Breslin
Frear
William H., & Co
C. O'Reilly
St. Denis
Kronskopf Millinery Company
Savannah
D. Kronskopf
Albert
Scott Dry Goods Company
Cleveland
Ohio
G. Scott
D. C
J. Goldenberg
Grand Hotel
Ely & Walker Dry Goods Company
St. Louis
A. Jungk
A. J.,& Son Dry Goods Company
Denver
Col
K. von Kolt
B. Petherick
Nations
Union Square
Jordan-Marsh Company
Boston
Mess
R. I
T. H. Dunn
Lispenard Street
Cadillac
A. J. Remo
Strauss Brothersee
M. Goodman
Broatell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Barger
Wallach
Miss Coffin
E. B. Dewhurst
Miss Dixon
W. H. Trotter,Jr
Harvard University
M. Stroud, Jr
R. C. Seaver
P. B. Hawk
W. Hine Jr
Craig Biddle
H. M. Simons
F. E. Dixon
J. M. Wistar
E. G L. Dewhurst
T. Ridgway
C. M. Bunting
H. B. Register
Vigilant
Bennett Cup
Elaps
D. Cor
H.M.S
H.M.S. H M
Timina
Ace
Pimina
H.M.S. H.M
H F Lippitt
Trolita
E. W. Clark, Jr
B. F. King
Neol
Isolde
F. M. Hoyt
Neola IL
Pynchon
Cara Mia
S Wainwright
Phryne
C. W. Wetmore
Adelaide N
Adee Brothers
Seers Erree
Atair
Cord Meyer Vanderbilt
Caprice
A. G
Dahinda
W. B. Duncan, Jr
Seventh Regiment
E. F. Rot Oh
Corp. Jere Milleman
Sergt
L. F. Knust
John A. Davidson
Q.M. Sergt
C. H. Reisiz
Vcsaccorcessneses
A. W. Trotter
Johnson Sree
Strauch
Botal Ee
Vogel Brothers
The
Charwoman
69Th Regiment
Jersey “ Pro
N. Y. City
Saka & Company
34Th Street
Comfort
Edison
West 13Th Street
Collier’s Weekly
Messrs. Collier’s
New York Edison Company
NEW York Company
Aig Delancey Street
Duane
149Th Street
GR. Akman & CO
DEUEL
Reuter
Barclay & Company
Stone St
Colorado
Yellowstone
Colorado Springs
Black Hills
Big Horn Mountains
Custer Battlefield
Yellowstone Park
Lake Park Region
Minnesota
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Scenic Mississippi
Park
W. J. O’meara
Zuckerman Brothers
San Francisco
Cal
Zuckerman
Fifth Avenue
Brown-Durrell Company
Mass
J. P. Lynch
West Nineteenth Street
Murray Hill Hotel
Woodburn
R. H
Franklin, Penn
R. H. Woodburn
Leonard Street
Park Avenue Hotel
Sheldon Dry Goods Company
Columbus
T. G. Constable
Prince George Hotel
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