Apawamis Golf Winner Travers Defeats Berponghar In Final
Jerome D Travers, national amateur champion, wins the Apawamis Club invitation by 2 up with 1 to play over T V Berponghar of Wykneus. Travers adds a 72 medal round while Ward and Marston also win their divisions amid strong showings at the Apawamis event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome
Travers
T. V. Berponghar
Wykneus
Apawamis Club
Berminghams
John M. Wars of Gardenity
Ward
Rcord
Walter J. Travis
Beringhama
BR TT
Alien
Fox Hille
Gemie
Tong Fries
Maxim Marston
Baltusrol
Seney Pummer
Marston
Apawainis
Slaver
Ti Tmingham
Fire
Wyavers
Tpper Montelair
Jahn M Wart
Isartden Vite
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Neat T
T. Alem
Barnewall
Rovers
Graham
Raound- J
FE Tapnin
Kesger
Scare
Cowperthwaite
Mhitand
Americans Shine In Open Golf Elimination Rounds
In the British open trials at HoviaKe England Massachusetts chairman Tom McNamara Wollaston and John Jones Owasso New York show strong form with rounds of 77 and 80. Schmidt Worcester Mass. shoots 81 in first round then 81 in second. McNamara and Jones advance with other Americans also contending as Plainfield and local clubs host medallist rounds and handicap events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoviake
Englard
Britain
Massachusetts
Chaiman
Tom Ll. McNamara
Wollaston
John Jones
Owasco
New York
VY Weinrich Schmidt
Worcester Mass
St. Andrews
Tom L. Me Orare
Mass
Owased
W. Keinrich Schmidt
Worcester
Tom JL. McNamara
Wellaston
John J. McDermott
United States
J W. Gaudins
Rota
McNamara
Sawi
Mienar Beaty
Rich Sehmkk
Deal’s New Links Open With Golf Medal Play
Deal golfers celebrate the opening of their new eighteen hole course with a medal play handicap sweepstakes and the June Cup semi finals. E W Cone led the handicap with 88 1 74 while W B Albright won the second division with 20 90 and a tied sweep with H R MacKenzie and F J Guberman. Semi finals saw J K E Kelly defeat E G Fraser two up and one to play L Clark edging Henry Allsopp one up W Smok beat H D Whitelsey one up and G Macdonald over Kellogg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deal
E. W. Cone
W. B. Albright
H. R. McKenzie
F. J. Gubelman
L.L. Clark
N. W. Anthony
R. &. Larendon
F.C. Clark
G.H. Hawley
T. Smith
H. H. Button
SF. Clase
W. Hillyard
Wu. H. Bmark
A. Thee Rode
Haa
Moore
A Johnson
H. D. Whitelsey
Bshewe
DD. Smith
G Macdonald
Mcintosh Kellogg
Crescent Athletic Club Spring Regatta Won by Alice at Gravesend Bay
Gherardi Davis’s Alice won the principal prize in the Crescent Athletic Club Spring regatta on Gravesend Bay. The course started off Atlantic Yacht Club with multiple reaches and finishes, followed by results across divisions. Virginia and other boats placed, with Joy and Careless winning in their respective handicap categories and several classes racing the Craven Shoal and Bensonhurst courses.
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Gherardi Davis
Alice
Crescent Athletic Club
Gravesend Bay
Atlantic Yacht Club
Sea Gate
Ambrose Channel
Craven Shoal
Bensonhurst
Leeward
Suelen
Irvin
Virginia
Dixie
Commodore J. Stuart Blackton
Cyril
Joy
W&s
Eagler
Commodore Blackton
Oriole
Skylark
A. Kelly
W. F. Straukamp
Regatta Committee
Crescent Atheletic Club
International Canoe Race Set Between United States and Canada
The Gananoque Canoe and Motor Boat Club of Canada challenges the New York Canoe Club to an International Challenge Cup series on July 11 and 12 with a possible deciding race July 14. Ralph B. Britton, last year’s Canadian champion, leads the challengers. the defender will be chosen after US trial races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gananoque Canoe and Motor Boat Club of Canada
Ralph B. Britton
New York Canoe Club
United States
Canada
Britton
Sugar Island
St. Lawrence River
Louis S. Tieman
Special Cup Committee
American Canoe Association
Ward's Island
Tottenville
S. 1
TOCSAM Wins Ocean Race Off Bay Ridge
The motor boat TOCSAM owned by William Mulford of Ocean City New Jersey crossed the finish line off Bay Ridge Brooklyn at 4:02 AM yesterday to win the Crescent Athletic Club trophy for a Bermuda return race. The Barbara Sr. finished at 1:21 Friday night but could not win with less than an eleven hour margin. The two boats had competed in the Philadelphia Bermuda race and left Hamilton for the return at 6:27 Tuesday evening. The Dream, winner of that race, did not participate in the return contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tocsam
William Mulford
Ocean City
N. J
Bay Ridge
Brooklyn
Crescent Athletic Club
Bermuda
Barbara Sr
Hamilton
Dream
First Hudson Group Enters Long Island Sound Race Week
For the first time a Hudson River organization is represented in the Long Island Sound Club race week. The Shattmue Yacht and Canoe Club of Ossining enters eight Indian class boats, joining the Manhasset Bay Buys fleet. Bayside Yacht Club adds thirty craft including a new butterfly class to be raced by women on Thursday. The Larchmont Yacht Club offers a special prize for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larchmont Yacht Club
Hudson River
Long Island Sound Club
Shattmue Yacht and Canoe Club of
Ossining
Manhasset Bay
Long Island Sound
Bayside Yacht Club
Larchment Yacht Club
Britton Ships Canoes for Gravesend Bay International Cup
Ralph B. Britton, challenger for the international cup, shipped three canoes from Canada to New York for the Gravesend Bay races at the Marine and Field Club in July. Two boats were built by Victor Slocum of Alanaloque, a third by John R. Robertson of Auburndale, Mass. Britton will tune the craft on Gravesend Bay next week and pick the winner based on wind and water conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine and Field Club
Gravesend Bay
New York Canoe Club
American Canoe Association
Paul Butler
Bowyer Vaux
Robert J. Wilkin
Austin M. Poole
H. Lansing Quick
H. Dudley Murphy
George P. Douglass
Louis Ss. Tieman
Ralph B. Britton
Canada
New York
Victor Slocum
Alananoque
John R. Robertson
Auburndale
Mass
Britton
Championship Motorcycle Race At Brighton Beach Opens Night
Arthur Chapple defends his 1912 national title against Charlie Davis in the Motordrome event at Brighton Beach. Twenty five pilots compete as both bikes run identical speed and horsepower to test rider skill, with Davis aiming to topple Chapple and claim the national championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton Beach
Arthur Chapple
Charlie Davis
Brookton
Chapple
Davis
Thomas
America
Monaco Regatta Falls Short of High Speed Expectations
Monaco failed to deliver expected speed records as engines rather than hulls limited performance. Notable disappointments included Vonna, Skise, and Tellier's Sunbeam, while Despujols Santos Despujols and Sigma led the stronger boats, British 21 footers showing best progress. The Perry Centennial regatta plans for Toledo and Put-in-Bay were announced with prize pools and open entries.
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Monaco
Vonna
Monte Carlo
Tellier
Sunbeam
Despujol
Santos Despujols
Flambeau
Sigma
Venna
Toledo
Put-in-Bay
Inter-Lake Yachting Association
Great Lakes
Perry Centennial Committee
Toledo Perry Committee
National Association of Engine and Boat Manufacturers
Maumee River Speedway
Putin Bay
Eugene M. Emmons
Jefferson Avenue
Detroit
Ira Hand
West Thirty-ninth Street
New York City
Valiant Ill. Victor on Jamaica Bay Yacht Race
Valiant Ill. Hil won the first Diamond Point Yacht Club race on Jamaica Bay yesterday. Four heats counted toward the season’s prize with Valiant ILl 485:58 noted. Crescent Athletic Club and Pensonhurst Yacht Club vie for the new Class Q trophy offered by J Stuart Blackton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valiant
Victor
Jamaica Bay
Valiant Hil
Diamond Point Yacht Club
Chapple Wins Eight Mile Brooklyn Handicap at Brighton Beach
Arthur Chapple, starting last, edged five fast riders to win by inches in a dramatic eight mile handicap at the Brighton Beach Motordrome. Time set a new record 5:24 25. Paul Ohne and Mike Costello finished second and third.
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Brooklyn
Brighton Beach
Arthur Chapple
Chapple
Paul Ohne
Mike Costello
Billy Vanderbury
Ray Veditz
Harry Thomas
M. Kessler
Newark
W. Vanderbury
Philadelphia
Ray , Veditz
Hartley Thomas
W. Vanderburg
Vanderburgs
Ray Fisher
Frooklyn
Franz Krebs
N. J
Chester Hagan
Hert Sayer
Newport
R. J
Bert Sayer
Martin Kessler
New Rochelle
Paul Oline
Motorcycling Debut at Yonkers for New York State Championships
The Empire City race track Yonkers hosts the first New York State amateur championships next Saturday under I A M sanction. Races cover five ten and twenty five miles with entries from Buffalo Rochester and major New York cities. Open amateur events at one and two miles, plus pro divisions, enhance the program with noted riders like Arthur Chapple Ray Vedit Willie Muller Mike Costello and Johnny Cox. Prelims scheduled for noon with entries closing June 6. possible postponement to July 1 if weather forces a delay.
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New York
Brighton Beach
Arthur Chapple
Ray Vedit
Willie Muller
Mike Costello
Johnny Cox
Gene Coughlin
West 110Th Street
Manhasset Bay Star Class Finish Narrowly Delayed
Spectators at Bay Yacht Club watched a tight finish in the Manhasset Bay Yacht Club Star Class where George A. Corry’s Little Dipper edged W. G. Newman’s Evening Star by three seconds on a four mile triangle course. A light start gave way to a close race with a large crowd and a special program. results list multiple classes and finish times for several boats in Bay Yacht Club and Bayside fleets.
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Bayside Yacht Club
Manhasset Bay Yacht Club
George A. Corry
W. G. Newman
Evening Star
Corry
W. W. Trence
BAY Yacht Club
H.M.S. H.M.S
Little Dipper
G. A. Corry
Taurus
F. Sheacher
Crenna
H. J. Beadel
Neptune
C. H. P. Curry
Snake
H. C. Lewis
Bayside
Courge
Miles
Loon
A. W. Knapp
Teaser
A. Nestett
Skylark
J. Daytom
A. BE. Andrews
Curlew
C. L Witlerd
Betty
Covert Rawson
Mary Jane
W. H. Johns
Cocoon
J. W. Howe
Cabbage
G. T. Hopwell
Diana
Ariadne
W. Teiler
Flutterby
D. A. Wilson, Jr
Bernice
A. N. Stollwerck
Pappilion
M. Rock
Americans Seek Wimbledon Form Ahead of Davis Cup Tie
The Davis Cup squad prepares for a clash with Germany in London after a first week at Queen's Club with South Africa and Canada. The Americans enter Wimbledon with McLoughlin, Hackett, Williams, Johnson, and Johnson joining, while Parke and Barrett loom as threats from England.
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South Africa
Canada
Queen's Club
London
Wimbledon
Maurice E McLoughlin
Harold H. Hackett
New York
R. Norris Williams
Wallace F. Johnson
Europe
America
McLoughlin
Williams
Johnson
Hackett
Craig Biddle
Philadelphia
Doust
Jones
Rice
Australia
Wilding
Gore
Barrett
Dixon
Parke
Lowe
Beamish
England
Norman Brookes
Rod Heath
W. A. Larned
M. E. McLoughlin
Itrank
L. Riseley
International Committee
Wallace FP. Johnson
Raymond D. Little
Wallace Johnson
Interco
William J. Clothier
United States
Germany
France
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Kreuzer
Gobert
Decugis
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Broquedis
W. H. Laurentz
Milo
Syle
de Borman
Wimbledon Ambitions amid Surface Challenges for French Champion
The French champion will need a firm, unyielding court to reproduce her home form on a wood surface. She is expected to play on centre court at Wimbledon, where newcomers sometimes fare well. Australia’s A Booth Jones received a traveling bag and a sovereign purse after a doubles match against the United States, a gift viewed differently across amateur rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimbledon
A. Booth Jones
Australia
America
Jones
United States
Antipodes
Canadians win decisive match to reach challenge series
In London on June 21 Canada defeated South Africa to decide the elimination round for the Dwight F. Davis trophy challenger. B P Schwengers of British Columbia beat R F Le Sueur in three straight sets 6 5 6 3 6 3. Canada leads 2 1 in matches and advances to meet Belgium in the semi finals.
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London
Canada
South Africa
Dwight F. Davis
R. B. Powell
W. R
Wallace Johnson Loses in London Tennis Final
Wallace F Johnson of Philadelphia falls to F G Lowe in a dramatic five set final at Queen's Club in the London lawn tennis championship Lowe takes the title with 7-5 6-4 4-7 4-6 6-4 in over two hours of close play Lowe's serving proves decisive in a standout match between British and American players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Walllace F. Johnson
Philadelphia
F. G. Lowe
Queen's Club
Lowe
Local Tennis Stars Shine in South Orange and Club Finals
Spencer Miller Jr. loses to Ralph Brainard in a five set South Orange handicap match that ended 2-6 4-6 7-5 4-6 6-2. Montgomery Ogden wins the Orange Lawn tennis championship by defeating an unnamed foe in three straight sets 6-1. Ogden advances via semi final routs including 6-1 6-1 and 6-1 6-0. The club prepares for the challenge round with Lawrence D. Burris set to oppose Holcomb Ward as doubles contenders Branhall Souther and C. Frederick Watson Jr. team with George Miles. Mrs. N. Sheard captures the Middle States women’s singles club title defeating Florence Sheldon in two straight sets 6-4 6-4. Mrs. Beard and Muriel Parker also advance in semifinals and finals.
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Spencer Miller
Amherst College
South Orange Field Club
Ralph A. Brainard
Tmt
Montgomery Ogden
Ya Aan
Ogden
Haels T
Vasmington R. PD. Tennett
Ce Mnoon
Lawrence DD
Ootbury
Holcomb Ward
J. EB. Miles
Branhall
Souther
C. Frederick Watson, Jr
George Miles
M. Ogden
R. B. Bennett
Wiliam
Charles Jewett
William Phillips
N. Sheard
Middle States
Montetsir Athletic Club
Florence Shel‘on
Beard
William Underhill
Sheldon
Muriel Parker
Wellesley College
Iroquois Finishes First In Seawanhaka Race On Sound
Owners of New York Yacht Club fifty four sloops sail long race off Oyster Bay in light west wind. Iroquois leads at finish six minutes ahead of Grayling after course shortened from fifteen to nine and a half miles. Protest talk arises among some owners but officials defend finish line choice. Multiple other classes report close finishes and quick runs over shorter courses.
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New York Yacht Club
Long Island Sound
Oyster Bay
Seawanhaka-Corinthian Yacht Club
Long Neck Point
Stamford Light
Barbara
Carolina
Iroquois
Grayling
Spartan
Greenwich Point
Joyant
E. Burton Hurt
Josephine
Addison Hanan
New York
W It
Judson
Clarkson Cowl
Nevira
Guron
Larchmont
Ouimet Wins Massachusetts Golf Championship in Easy Style
Francis J. Ouimet of Woodland defeated fellow finalist and clubmate F. H. Hoyt 10 up and 8 to play in a g hole match at Wollaston Mass June 21. Both players started poorly but Ouimet found form late and won hole after hole to claim the title.
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Wollaston
Mass
Massachusetts
Francis J. Ouimet
Woodland
F. H. Hoyt
Oulmet
Travis Wins Wilmington Cup Final at Wilmington Country Club
Walter J. Travis of Garden City defeats B. Warren Corkran of Baltimore to win the Wilmington Cup in the final round of the annual Wilmington Country Club tournament.
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Wilmington
Del
Walter J. Travis
Garden City
B. Warren Corkran
Baltimore
Todlay
Wilmington Country Club
Boxers Ring For World Heavyweight Crown At Garden
Billy Gibson plans a major bout at Madison Square Garden next Friday night June 27 between Gupbosat Smith and George Rodel the Boer to settle who is the best white heavyweight. Other prominent heavies Jim Flynn Al Potter Arthur Pesky and Jesse Willard may appear.
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Billy Gibson
the Garden
Gupbosat Smith
George Rodel
Madison Square Garden Arena
Jim Flynn
al Potter
Arthur Pesky
Jesse Willard
Free field days announced for June and July meeting
The schedule adds two more free field days on Saturday June 28 and Saturday July 6. The field remains closed on July 4 for Independence Day. Free access continues during Belmont Park race Saturdays in July for the Metropolitan Jockey Club meeting.
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Metropolitan Jockey Club
Belmont Park
Washburn and Bull Capture Metropolitan Doubles Title
W M Washburn and C X Bull Jr defeated Raymond D Little and Walter Merrill Hall in four sets to win the Metropolitan doubles tennis championship at the West Side courts. The final score 7 9 4 2 6 4 6 2 followed a tight first set as the winners improved with speed and placement to prevail.
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W. M. Washburn
C. Xf. Bull, Jr
Raymond D. Little
Walter Merrill Hall
West Side Courts
Washburn
Bull
Little
Hall
Backe
Deuce
Love
Chanse
Thole
Gull
George M. Church
Dean Mathey
Theodore R. Pell
Johnston Captures Pacific Coast Lawn Tennis Title
William Johnston of San Francisco, 18, won the Pacific Coast singles championship at Del Monte defeating John Strachan 6-1 6-2 6-1 4-6 6-4. Maurice McLaughlin did not defend his title. Johnston, who swept major coast tournaments, will represent the Pacific Coast Lawn Tennis Association in Eastern events including the national clay court in Omaha and the Western at Chicago. Strachan, 17, is his club mate and understudy to Meg Loughlin, the National Champion.
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Cal
William Johnston
San Francisco
John Strachan
Maurice EL MelLaughin
Johnston
Lago Tennis Association
Omaha
Ofi- Wentsia
Strachan
Meg Loughlin
Australians Triumph In Philadelphia Cricket Test
In the first match of a series the Australians defeated the Gentlemen of Philadelphia by an innings and 65 runs. Australia bowled well for 122, while Philadelphia totaled 124 in their first innings and 219 in the second, for a combined 343. Beardsley led Australian scoring with 237, while Furness top scored for Philadelphia with 106 not out in the second innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Beardsley
H. A. Furness
Gentlemen Philadelphia
O'Bear Wins Grand Challenge Cup at Clyde Park Course
O'Bear a four year old thoroughbred owned by J E Davis of New York won the Country Club Grand Challenge Cup at Brookline Mass in record time for the Clyde Park steeplechase run. Carrying 126 pounds the horse ran two and three quarter miles in 5 9 41 5 a new record with Deaitne ten lengths ahead of Mies Chamvalets Brosseau carrying 92 pounds.
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Brookline
Mass
O'Bear
J. E. Davis
New York
Clyde Park
Deaitne
Mies Cham Vlet
Brosseau
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