Wightman Captures National Tennis Title in Philadelphia
Mrs. George W. Wightman of Reston defeated Miss Marion Zinderstein of Boston 6-1 6-2 to win the Women's National Championship at the Philadelphia Cricket Club. The doubles title went to Miss Eleanor Sears and Miss Marion Zinderstein over Mrs. Wightman and Miss Sears 9-7 9-7.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
George W. Wightman
Reston
Hazel Hotchkiss
Canfoenia
America
Marion Zinsiso
Boston
Derstein
Eleanor
Oes
Marion Zinderstat
Mra. Wightman
Sears
Met
Zinderstein
Miss Goss
Miss Zinderstein
George W. Wightenan
Marion Zinderstein
Eleanor Goss
Eleanora Séars
Misa Molla Bliurstedt
Hi. ©. Johnson
Mies Clare Cassel
Vincent Richards
Molla Hiurstedt
H. CC. Johnson
Florence Ballin
W. T. Tilden
WH. Pritchard
Lou Howland
Vincent Hichards
Misa Prereeve Ballin
Miss Warrent
Misa Anderson
Miss Heaton
Miss Lauder
Wightman
Josa- Zinderstein
Wightman-Sears
Edwin F. Torrey
Kumagae Defeats Voshell To Retain Brooklyn Title
Japanese player Ichiya Kumagae won the Brooklyn men's singles championship at the Terrace Club in Flatbush, defeating S. Howard Voshell 10-8 6-1 in the final. Voshell earlier beat Fred Anderson Jr. before losing the final. Doubles action continued with Fred C. Anderson Jr. and Gerald Donaldson Jr. reaching the semi finals as the juniors' finals were to be decided.
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Brooklyn
Ichiya Kumagae
Son of
Nippon
S. Howard Voshell
Bronx
Terrace Club
Flatbush
Kumagae
Voehell
Fred Anderson
Oriental Star
Voshell
Kumagne
Fred C. Anderson
Clinton Wins Tennis Title at West Side Club
De Witt Clinton High School captured the city scholastic championship by beating Newtown H S 5 to 0 at Forest Hills courts. Clinton won all four matches including three singles and one doubles in the final of the Public Schools Athletic League tournament.
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America
Elizabeth Warren
Anoer Anderson
Richmond
Mary Heaton
Katherine Lauder
Greenwich
Marion Zinderstein
Vincent Richards
Yonkers
William T. Tilden
Florence Ballin
Molla Blaystedt
Harry C. Johnson
Tilden
Bkc
New York City
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Frank Anderson
Quaker City
Jrr
Naturalist Dominates Long Beach Handicap at Jamaica
Joseph E Widener’s Naturalist carried top weight to victory in the Long Beach Handicap at Jamaica in 1 46 for a mile and a furlong. The win, amid a strong field, shifts the balance toward Widener and his nephews as Lanius trailed after a late charge by Loftus on Fairbrother. Man o War wowed in Youthful Stakes, beating On Watch by two and a half lengths, while a crowd of about 25 000 filled the stands. Rapid Day also saluted as the favorite, with Star Master and Straight Forward among notable runners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph E. Widener
Naturalist
Long Beach
Jamaica
Rabelais
Joseph E. Wideher
George D. Widenell
Joseph 1
George Dr. Widener
Lanius
Loftus
Fairbrother
Metropolitan Jockey Club
Glen Riddle
Fair Play-Mahubah
Belmont Park
George W. Loft
Man O' War
Mans
Naturalis
Star Master
Knapp
Kummer
Mayor
Old Roamer
Bally
Natural Bridge
Legg Wins Western Amateur Golf Title
Harry Legg of Minneapolis defeated Richard Bockenkamp of St. Louis 2 up in 36 holes to win the Western amateur championship at Sunset Hill Country Club in St. Louis. Both players posted 75 in the afternoon and Legg led 75 to 75 in the morning.
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ST. Louis
Harry Legg
Minneapolis
Sunset Hill
Richard Bockenkamp
Bockenkamp
Legg
Beckenhamp
Dempsey in Training for Willard Title Fight in Toledo
Heavyweight contender Jack Dempsey resumes full camp in Toledo after a ten day layoff due to a eye cut. He sparred four opponents, while Jess Willard logged eight rounds. Boxing officials including Adam Empie and Major Drexel Biddle discussed referee and judge selection for the July 4 title bout.
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Pecal
New York Times
Toledo
Ohio
Jack Dempsey
Jess Willard
Terry Kellar
Bill Tate
Jamaica Kid
Ailaal
Maumee Bay
Dempsey
Kellar
Willard
Jack Heinen
Steamboat
Bill Scott
Hennen
Scott
Tom Jones
Jones
Johnson
Jess
Adam Bempie
Army, Navy
Civilian Board of Boxing Control
Rickard
Kearns
Anthony J. Drexel Biddle
Alfred Marisley
Reisler
Billy Roche
Knights of Columbus
Sporting Toledo
Roche
Army of Occupation
France
Walker Victor At Golf Finalizes Narrow Match
A. J. Walker Jr of Richmond County defeats A. F. Kammer of Baltusrol 3 and 1 in the Fox Hills invitation, taking early leads and trading holes with Kammer through the back nine before a final chip in on the seventeenth seals the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Walker, Jr
Richmond County
A. F. Kammer
Baltusrol
Fox Hills Golf Club
Walker
Paltusroi
Kammer
Down East Champion at Westchester Horse Show
Becky Lanier, fourteen, rode Down East to win Grand Champion Hunter at the Westchester County Horse Show in White Plains New York. The event crowned multiple champions across saddle horses ponies ponies and jumpers with entries from Lanier Garvan Mackay and others securing top honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Plains
N. Y
Westchester County
Becky
Lanier
Charles D. Lanier
Equestrienne
F. P. Garvan
B. G
Down East
F. P. Garvane
Hamilton Athus
F. . Garvan
Franklin B. Jourdan
Trumpator Wins United Hunts Steeplechase at Belmont
In sunny Belmont Park racing drew 5000 fans as Trumpator 137 pounds won the Great United Hunts Steeplechase by three lengths over Barklie. The Brook faded to third after a late surge jostling at the rail, with Hibler a short head back. Limerick Lass led in the flat races as Papp claimed a six furlong stake, while Decisive and Garter also scored in other tight contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Hunts
Belmont Terminal
Lttle
Welding
Kennedy
Trumpetor
Dolsoris Stables
Herbert L. Pratt
Glen Cove
Limerick Lass
Gates Arcas
Hibler
Barklie
Woods
Belmont Park
the Brook
Albert J. Davis
Bill Dudley
Nort Star
Blake
North Star
Garter
Northwood
Full Cry
Bush
Stradivarius
Limerick Las
Papp
Pinters
Lytle
Archdale
Game Cock
Newark Bears Take Doubleheader From Binghamton Club
Pat Donovan pitched both games as the Newark Bears defeated Frank Schulte's Binghamton club in Newark New Jersey. Newark won 3 1 in game one and 9 3 in game two with strong hitting from Shea Hartman and Cather and key plays by Sargeant and Shannon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Newark
N. J
Pat Donovan
Newark Bears
Frank Schulte
Binghamton
Pat Shea
Bears
Bingoes
Cather
Stalen
Hartman
Braggy
Shannon
Shea
Sargeant
McAlpin
MclLarry
Bages
Baie
Ancker
Peckermit
Madden
Riley
Sarreant
McLarry
O’ Rourke
Letter
Donovan
Tetter
Miller
MoCabe
Schulte
MccLarry
Smith
Ellerbe
Offovan
cCabe
Alpin
McCabe
Kingston Handicap and Related Races Card Details
The program lists six races for three year olds and up at Kingston with weights for Old Koenig Abadane Bridesmman etc in the Kingston Handicap six and a half furlongs. The steeplechase selling race second features Whist New Haven Bill Dudley Syosset Reddest etc over about two miles. Third race covers two year olds in the Hudson. Fourth race is the Brooklyn Handicap one mile and a furlong for three year olds and up. Fifth race selling one mile lists Kills Uncle's Lassie Gath etc. Sixth race for maidens two year olds five furlongs includes Haasten Cin Balisere Game Chick and others. Apprentice allowance claimed Weather clear track good.
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Fin Crystal Ford
Kummer
Joe Matinee Idei
Rutwell
Myers
King Plaudtt
Loftus
Ticklish
Ryan
le Requin
McCrann
Crystal Ford
C Clifford
W. J. Starr
J. N. McDonald
Belle Mahone
Wessier
Queen of the Sea
Lord Herbert
Fator
Snapdragon If
Ger
Poor Butterfly
Enwsor
Predia
Stalker
Belle ‘Mahone Bom
Ypstianti
H-Irieh Laes ST
J. E. Seagram
W. H. Brenjod
F. Ambrose Clark
Busiveice Cess
Cheynee
Bush
Etradivious
Nicklaus
Corps
A-C
Blake Stevyen
Piowcoe Ooo
Palmer
Burgess
Deciaive, c. G
Marathon
Lottie Carr
Herbert L. Pratt
M. Brady
Great United Hunta
W. R. Coe
Trumpeter
Blake
Barklie
Willams
the Brook
Kennedy
Garry Herrmann-Ambrosa
Doson Stable
M. Brody
Wale
Loppy Nix
Mergler
Archdale
Red Sox
Imp
Williams
Bkibbereen
Powers
Rareek Ake Ieee
Haynes
le Marsonin
Crawford
Ch. G
Game Cook
Ch. c
Almadie
J. Fitzsimmons
Kingston
Koenig
Abadane
Bridesmman
Holsteter
Pickwick
Startling
Whitney
Rodgers
New Haven
Bill Dudley
Syosset
Brooklyn
Eternal
Crimper
Boniface
Purchase
War Cloud
Ng L’errast
Zenith
Thunderclap
Cirrus
Roamer
Rank
Lassie
Gath
Beal
Orderly
Comment
Tapagour
Benevolent
Alora
Devildog
Alias
Germantown Defeats New York in Halifax Cup Match
Germantown Cricket Club of Philadelphia beat New York by 23 runs at Manor Field West New Brighton. New York was bowled out for 81. star bowler P H Clarke took 7 wickets for 7 runs as R Camacho top scored with 36 and B Kortlang added 25.
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Manor Field
West New Brighton
New York Cricketers
Germantown Cricket Club
Philadelphia
New York
P. H. Clarke
R. Camacho
B. Kortlang
Maple Leafs blank Skeeters in opener behind Gibson's club
Toronto's defense and George Gibson's Maple Leafs rolled past Jersey City 5 to 0 in the opener of the series at Skeeters Park. Key hits included two base hits by Portel and Sandberg while Breckinridge, Bruck and Hudgins starred on the mound in a decisive victory.
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Torotono
Jersey City
George Gibson
Maple Leafs
Skeeters
Toronto
Downey
Urtell
Sharp
McInnis
Whiteman
Bauman
Onslow
Schwetta
Qo Anderson
Cobb
Breck
Hudgins
Bruck
Manners
Wigelsworth
Hudfins
Portel
Sandberg
Biemiller
Anderson
Meiinnis
Breckinridge
Gonzales
Reading and Baltimore Games Summary
First Reading game shows scattered scoring with Jordan and Bengough Earnhardt Cronain contributing. Second Reading game features Thomas Ryan Vasey Brown Bar rese Crossin as top scorers. In Baltimore, Svetanes O'Neill Knelsch Teffer lead in a different matchup with Teffer among the standout players.
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Reading
R.H.B. Reading
Jordan
Bengough
Earnhardt
Cronain
Thomas and Ryan
Vasey
R.H.E. Svetanes
Beenan O'Neill
Knelsch
Teffer
Waded
Rae Gs
Ralling
Q'Neil
Hill
Sports Briefs Highlight Section Fwe Pages Four and Five
Brief items from pages four and five cover varied sports notes. Listings include team results, player updates, upcoming games, and local athletics highlights from the region. No single event dominates. multiple small items shape the section.
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VRS
Ennis
Mrs. Wightman
EORM
Miss Zinderstei
Mia
Igttinarn
Sfort
Heiif
Wightman Egu
Zinder
Eleanora Sears
Withtman
Miss Gons
Miss Beare
Hazel
Je c ' Wood
Mrs. Wightben
Misa Zinder- Nein
Mins Sears
Embarrassingeaula Sry
Andey
New
Carl Fischer
Philadelp
New Yo
Andy Morgan
William Sherrod
Cecil Donaldson
T. le Gross
John Howard
Charlies Ware
Harry Brovast
Milo Miiles
Frank Osgood
Stak
Finemnanene
Ming Scarn
Chamdiong
Pervice
Clinton
Newtown H. S
Lady Grummel
Ensor
Collins
C. c
Jfair Play-Mehubah
Glen Ridhdie Ferm
L. Feustel
Cate
Rere
Master
Pickeye
Frominge
Shuttinger
Peers
Rabelats-Nature
J. Ridenher
T. Welsh
Wodédtrap
Erickson
Abhdane
Camoufleur
Minto
Stapleton
Woodtrap
Trap Rock-Woodvine
North Shore Stable
J. Hewitt
Ch. S
Rapid-Water-Sweet Day
Mra C
Joe Joe
Courcelies
Dethe
Kwoneshee
Jinn Feiner
Pride of India
Frasch
Koapp
Walker Victor
Becky Lanier
Wall
Roseland
Bullman
Mayler
Limerick
Laas
B. T
Celt-Cowl
Dolan Stable
Pierce
Chimney Swift
Woodstock
Fiysien
Mergier
I Nicklaus
D. c
Peter Quince-Whnoebe G
George . Lott
M. Hfrech
Westbury
Odda
Fin
Rowan
Mahoney
Toynbee
Mr. Davis
B.fe
Maharib Taliow
M. L. Shift
Germantown
R. Beresford
C H. Haynes
B. Mann
Clothier
B. Greene
B. Kortiang
B. Clarke
Wivenn
F. C. Taylor
B. W
Clarke
L. R. Miller
C. H. Haynes
Hull
C. Cauffman
W. F. Keenan
A. Haynes
Reese
Gosseke Bicheuease
Pagan Fretae
Tempeos
Coullmar
Enna
Pan Poe
Mann
Greene
Poyer
Baltimore
F.C
Pallimore
Eronto
Eesevens
Amton
Wéaseuseeseseess
Jersey
Goodrich
Akron
Goodrich Next
Silvertown
Goodrich Tires
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