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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1918

Page

10

Goss and Zinderstein win national doubles title in Philadelphia

Miss Jean or Goss of New York and Marion Zinderstein captured the women's national doubles crown at the Philadelphia Cricket Club by defeating Miss Molla Bjurstedt and Johan Hogge. Goss also advanced to challenge Bjurstedt for the singles title after beating Helen Pollak in straight sets. The day also saw Katharine def. Dorothy Walker in the girls’ singles final.

New York Times Philadelphia Jeanor Goss New York Philadelphia Cricket Club Rnoon Marion Zinderstein Onebe Molla Bjurstedt Endrs Johan Stogge Helen Pollak Gosa Molla Bjurstedt Miss Kathoe Philadelphia Cricket Dorothy Walker Helene Kollak Mises Miss Cassel Iran Miss Goss Ise Pollak Jes Goas Voved Miss Pollak Menta George Wightman Nora Sears Johan Hogge Miss Bjurstedt Rogge Ogge Miss Goes Miss Zin Misa Bjursted Mrs. Rogge Miss Gora Vna Zindernstein Eleanor Goss Florence Ballin Molia Biurste Dorothy St Lee Zon Ounes Molpee Johan Rogge Girie Katherine Ofter Mise Dorothy Walker

Driftwood Blaze Wins Blue at Westchester Horse Show Gedney Farms

Walter H Hanley’s Driftwood Blaze captured the saddle horses class for 15 to 15.2 hands at the Westchester County Horse Show, giving the Hanley entry three blues for the day. Twilight, another Hanley horse, won the over 15.2 hands class, with Mrs. Hanley also guiding Twilight in harness. The Hanleys dominated judging across divisions including hackneys and saddle horses, while Mr. Hanley led with eight blues overall.

Walter H. Hanley Westchester County Gedney Farms Pulla J. ‘Aintbell Thompson W. H M. Maddison Cavalry W. H Maddison Neptune Johnny Bowmen Milas Majorie Blarley Black Mimi Ch. m Rich Breer Half Moon Mies Marie J. Leary Scereamer Tisene Hornes Felix M. Warbure Campbell Thompson Neatiedown Victoria Charles Nutier Walter H. Hanier Walter HM. Hanley Herbert L. Camp Barbara J. Guggenheim K. Nut J. Caimpbe Thompson Ch. S Corinthian A. Rutledge Behmidt Jeannette Fanny Francis George Waellen Burton H. Jackson Charlotte Leagte Biackie Joseph Seligman Iorne & Waller Charles D. Lanter J. Campbell Thompson Pelo Mra W. Arthur Filnae Bimple Simon Misa Barbara Gurtenheim B. m Clifton K. Bagmanns B. G J. Rich Won Walter UI Harney Charles D. Lanier Norton Cheries Lanier United States Military Forces New York State New York Guard New York Mra. W. Arthur Finn Simon Charlies D. Lanier Frank J Caseidy Gf Campbell Thompson Tom O'Shanter Bucksking

Two Brothers Reach Island Tennis Final

Rick Anderson and Frank Anderson, teenagers and sons of Frederick G. Anderson, reached the Ocean Island final by defeating William Rosenbaum and A. B. Duncan respectively. Frank advanced by topping Rosenbaum. Fred beat Duncan in three sets to set up the championship at Kings County Tennis Club at 2:30.

Long Island Rick C. Anderson Frank Anderson Racketer Frederick G. Anderson Illiam Rosenbaum Fred Andersoh A. B. Duncan Duncan Fred Anderson Kings County Tenis

Anderson Wins Golf Victory in Red Cross Match Play

John Anderson, home captain, defeats M Parish Watson 5 and 4 in the Westchester County Golf Association Red Cross tournament at Siwanoy Country Club. He opens 38 then finishes one under, advancing to the lower semi finals to face J S Worthington. Other Siwanoy players and results from first rounds and a fourball competition are listed.

Red Cross Westchester County Golf Association Siwanoy John Anderson Arako Scarsdale Altvaya Ae G. Comstock, Jr Sleepy Hollow M. Parish Watson Ardsley Anderson Worthington Charlies H. Brown Hudson River Country Club N. K. Becket R. Hollander R. €. Mitchell Aquare FPF RK. Brown G. Comstock, Jr C. H. Brown Sleepy Hollew A. H. Johnson CL. Webster Searetale H. G. Philiips Piwan C. H. Hart Dunwoodle Kr. Mitenell Rene. Toand N. D. Becker Biwanoy M. Miller Wrykasyi J. S. Worthington Bwanoy W. HH. Ilolaton

Sun Flash II Dominates Bronx Handicap at Jamaica

Sun Flash II ridden by J Leary wins the Bronx Handicap at a mile and sixteenths, besting Bayberry Candle who led early. Kano via places third as Teddy Rousseau owner Walter J. Salmon secures his first win in a large field of two year olds.

DPD J. Leary Jamaica Bronx Captain Ral Parr Hanovia Bayberry Candle Sun Kanovia Teddy Rousseau Walter J. Salmon Teddy Rowe W. J. Balman toTounta engar-Mountain Mist Ambrose Ane Hohokus RA. L Bresser Br. c Midnight Sun P. A. Clark C. G Pee o'Day McTaggart Harry Burgoyne Marrone Abie’'s Pee O” Day Rley Bill McCloy Amackassin Nebraska Karota Park Jack Stuart Ae Punchinello Fidelis Counsel Nnie'a Siver Charhma Mise Sterning Walla Crempsall Benton Gray Dolly Sun Flash Tl D. J. Lerg'e Br. c By & bright-Napthalla J. Me Prgeart Cere Snes Marrone Stabie Ch. m Fair Play Miss Hanover Morton L. Behwarta Pennessennstare Lo Maudie Donnarella White Tuft Rose Finn Sanberia Myrtle V Srisk F. D. Weir B. c Taplin Joan Sanford Ogden- Drummond Wills Sharpe Kilmer Ogden-Quebec Craig Gath John J. Casey Zujeika Scrub Lady Sanford Trap Rock-Highflown Miss Herrmann Pana Weston Lynn Gus Mub J. Callahan W. Kelsay Mahoney Minuet Delaware

Latonia Derby Carded for Thirty sixth Run

Seven three year olds expected to contest Latonia Derby on the one mile and a half course with weights and likely riders announced. Johnen 127 pounds with F Robinson aboard Exterminator. Free Cutter 122 with W Knapt. American Paige 122 with D Connelly. Aurum 122 with A Johnson. Hollinger 122 with FE Sande. Herald 122 with J Gentry. McCabe with unknown weight and rider.

Latonia Johnen F. Robinson W. Knapt Free Cutter D. Connelly American Pa

Horse Race Entries Show Mixed Weights Across Six Races

A scanned listing details entries for six races including weights and names such as King Neptune Deckmate St Isidore and Royal Rolls across first to fifth races with various imposts. The sixth race covers maiden two year olds with multiple contenders and weights, ending with apprentice allowance noted.

Enquimant Wiz Joan Jack Henley Melane King Neptune Deckmate Ison Torchbearer Pute Calla Harwood IL Firing Line Preston Lyon Ten Point Ima Frank St. Isidore Compadre Dr. Johnson Top Croat O' Denovan Trophy Gil Bello Cmp Artiet Amp Bryn Southampton Royal Rolls Kenpte O'Neil Phaicris Thietle Fire Impress Runek Anna J Roxboro II Bungold Corydon Ternal

Johnson Withers Yanks Lose On Milan Error

Washington beats New York 3 to 2 after Zeb Milan misplays Ping Bodie's fly in the ninth. Walter Johnson's faster pitching kept the Yankees at bay, with Johnson fanning many and Milan delivering the decisive error in the late innings.

Zeb Milan Washington Walter Johnson Yankees Milian Ping Bodie Pratt George Mogridge Bert Shotton Foster Peck Shotton Runedell Moeridge Udge Cree Mogridge Baker Milan Johnson Yanks Walter Yankee Brick Owens Dancer Owens Ping Poole Love Eddie Foster Judge Ainsmith Marsan Waiters Caldwell Gilhooley Holst New York P’paugh Shanks Pipp Morgan Russe Abermith Newark Inhdoley Peckinpaugh Morgah McBride Dasee Balit Hassell Hy Love Russell Rodriguez Saliee McCarty O' Mara Bere Doolan Deubert New York Lyn Fleet Error Farguard

Baseball results and today’s schedule recap

Yesterday in the American League Washington beat New York 3 to 2 in thirteen innings Boston crushed Philadelphia 18 to 0 Cleveland defeated Chicago 3 to 1 St Louis played Detroit in rain Brooklyn edged New York 1 to 0 Philadelphia routed Boston 10 to 6 St Louis toppled Cincinnati 12 to 6 In the National League Pittsburgh and Chicago tied 0 0 plus Philadelphia 10 Boston 6 and St Louis 12 Cincinnati 6 The day’s matchups include Washington at New York Philadelphia at Boston Cleveland at Chicago St Louis at Detroit New York at Brooklyn Boston at Philadelphia Chicago at Pittsburgh Cincinnati at St Louis starts at 2 30 or 3 unless noted.

Washington New York Boston Philadelphia Cleveland Chicago St. Louis Detroit Brooklyn Pittsburgh Cincinnati National League American League Boston Reereaeee

Nine Little Zeros Is All Giants Get

A historic error plagued the Giants as they failed to mount offense against Brooklyn and fell 1 to 0. Rube Marquard dazzled with perfect control, holding the Giants to zero hits through seven and a wild Zimmermann miscue paving the Dodgers’ lone run. Zimmerman’s late misplay sealed the score, with McGraw’s lineup stranded after a late push.

Giants Rube Marniuant Dodgers Hants Hrooklyn Marquard Yorman Kubes Leclause Ollie O'Mara McCarty Keystone McGraw Zimmerman Holke Wafe Benny Kauff Ruba Deolan Daubert Pitfer Saim Ballee Marnard Brooklyn Sallee O'Mara Salles Johnston Olson Jaubert Wheat Aubert Kauff Rariden Tho Rodriguez O’mara Burns

International League scores and city matchups listed

Buffalo defeats Newark and Syracuse blanks. Binghamton outs Syracuse. Southern oarsie men Mottle posted ten. Chattanooga beats Birmingham 4 to 3. Atlanta wins 8 to 2 over Memphis while New Orleans falls to Nashville 4 to 1. Baseball Today at 3 99 P M features the Yankees against Washington at the Polo Grounds.

Buffalo Newark Binghamton Syracuse Southern Oarsie Mottle Chattanooga Birmingham Ste. Rock Atlanta Memphis New Orleans Nashville Baseball Today N. Y Yankees Washington Polo Grounds Adm o.Advt

Eastern League Scores From Worcester and Waterbury

Worcester 5 Bridgeport 0 Providence 7 Hartram 3 Waterbury 7 Springfield 3 New London 4 New Haven 2

Worcester Bridgeport Providence Hartram Waterbury Springfield New London New Haven

RUEL IS LOST TO YANKS CATCHER CALLED IN DRAFT

Muddy Ruel leaves for St Louis en route to camp on June 27 after being drafted by the Yankees promising catcher. Da Vance reports for duty while Ham Hyatt and Robinson are set to report this afternoon. Nick Altrock returns to pitching, to face the Yankees in the day’s game with notes of earlier field action and errors from Cincinnati and St Louis.

Muddy Ruel Yankees St. Louis da Vance Ham Hyatt and Robinson Nick Altrock Washington

Broadways Sporting Goods unveils rain proof Scotch cheviot overcoats

Four stores promise prompt courteous service with a wide range of sporting goods and apparel. The ad highlights light weight Scotch cheviot overcoats labeled Scotch Mists and rain proofed, offered by Racers Peet Company at Broadway and 13th Street with broad daytime hours and open all day.

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