Touchard Loses in Third Round at Middle States Tennis
Gustave F. Touchard’s bid to reclaim the title fell short at the Orange Lawn Club Mountain New Jersey in the Middle States lawn tennis championship. He lost in three sets to C. L. Johnston Jr. 2-6 1-4 7-5, with Johnston advancing to face L. Woodbury in the semi finals as the event proceeds through late afternoon.
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Gustave F. Touchard
Karl H. Behr
Orange Lawn
Touchard
Anyoy
Johnston
Pate
A. J. Readesterday
Trockmorton
Lindley Dunham
G. A.L. Dionne
West Side
Crack
Walter Merrill Hall
Dionne
Hal
BK. P. Larned
Arl HM. Behr
Ned" Larned
Henry Walch
Hall
Alf
George Stadel
R. C. van Vilet, Jr
Irving Riker
Lsall
Throckmorton-Dunham
Koeniger
5. Jones
Miss Kissel
Katherine Brunson
W. M. Hall
G. Bradel
G. F. Touchard
G. W. Gilmore
W. L. Pate
A. J. Read
Harold Throckmorton
Lindley D N
P. Larned
H. W. Hatch
H. W. Balch
Clark
T. T. Cooke
Hennett
J. L. Johnston
A. R. Lovibend
D. McKay
G. F. Mclain
J. S. Kennedy
G. Reade
DD. S. Moorhead
H. Throckmorton
1. Wunham
C. Koeniger
Jones
I. Th
Erion Helnes
Misa Dorothy Farrand
Mola Bjurstedt
W. H. Underattl
Robert le Roy
Sidney B. Taylor
Wouth Rank
Katherine Force
Florence Sheldon
Katherine Vetter
Mises Ina Kiesel
Katherine
Mnt Ad
Rouné—Misse
Constance Mardeca
Miss &. Henry
Miss Were
Evelyn Runk
Abbey Morrison
Ray Campbell to Run in Millrose Yard Special
Ray Campbell, dominant in 1915 middle-distance racing, plans to travel from Chicago to Crithc ark on July 10 for the yard special at Millrose A A. A. The University of Chicago star, three times under 155 for the half mile, seeks top rivals invited by Wanamaker to compete. The race serves as preparation for the Central Association tryouts ahead of the National championships in Chicago on July 19.
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Ray Campbell
Millrose A. A
Chicago
Crithcark
Campbell
University of Chicago
Wanamaker
Sin Yards
Central Association
Three New York A C Track Stars Unable to Travel to San Francisco
Three leading New York Athletic Club track luminaries and several champions face missing the August national championships trip to San Francisco due to business and other commitments. Piattan, famed for holding numerous titles, remains in doubt along with Wesley, a noted high jumper, and Gordon, the junior 440 yard standout. Adams may also stay away as travel plans shift, altering the coast meet lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Willie Gordon
San Francisco
Adams
Wagner, Ballin Face Final Round at Quaker Ridge
Miss Marie Wagner and Miss Florence Ballin reach the final in the Quaker Ridge championship women’s singles at New Rochelle Lawn Tennis Club. Wagner won a grueling semifinal while Ballin advanced after earlier three‑set battles and fatigue from prior matches.
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Marie Wagner
Barger-Wallach
Quaker Ridge
New Rochelle Lawn
New Rochelle
Miss Wagner
Florence Ballin
Ballin
Royal Victor
Benjamin M. Phillips
Deuce
W. Halsey Wood
H. L. Bowman
Weatheater
Vanderbilt
B. Ward
L. Croley
H. L. Howman
Hound
Lt. Ward
R. E. Rogers
W. Black
E. H. Lee
E. H. Jones
E. Fixman
Allen Behr
H Oder
M. Goldman
William Rosenbaum
J. H. Steinkamp
J. J. Sinnott
L. Sawyer
Vanderbilt B. Ward
Benjamin M. Philips
T. Cullom
F. P. Fox
F. J. Fixman
George King
J. G. Cannon
Ngo Hartmann
Miss Kahn
Margaret Grove
J. H. Steinkampt
A. H. Chapin
Clare Cassel
A. W. Waite
J. Leach
A U GAMES ENTRIES FOR NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP MEET
Entries for the sectional tryouts at Cambridge on Saturday show forty five men from the Metropolitan Association named for national championships. Boston Athletic Association riders and runners anchor the list with noted contenders in yard dash, quarter mile, half mile, mile and five mile events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cambridge
Amateur Athletic Union
Metropolitan Association
Boston Athletic Association
Irving Howe
Colby College
Heaton J. Treadway
BE. A. Teschner
Boston A. A
H. Bostock
Pittsburgh
J. Hermon
Russell B. Merrill
A. C
Boston
Brook Brewer
St. Alban’s School
Washington
Roy F. Morse
Salem-Crescent A. C
Alyah T. Meser
F. W. Capri
Norman Taber
A. A
Opeph T. Higgins
Holy Cross College
Richard ‘Taylor
Joseph Bromilow
Edward Fraser
New
R G. Brown
BE Quiver
Providence
Travers's Golf Defeats Marston in Lynnewood Hall Cup Final
Jerome D. Travers of Upper Montclair New Jersey, open golf champion of the United States, defeats Max Marston of Baltusrol New Jersey for the Lynnewood Hall cup at Huntingdon Valley Country Club Noble. Travers wins 2 up 1 to play after a strong start and late Marston surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Philadelphia
Jerome D. Travers
Upper Monclair
N. J
United States
Max Marston
Baltusrol
New Jersey
Huntingdon Valley Country Club
Noble
Travers
Marston
Thi
Brown University Track Coach O'Connor Resigns
Providence Rhode Island June 23 Eddie O Connor Brown University track coach tendered his resignation to Dr F W Marvel supervisor of athletics His successor will be named within a few days The resignation came as a great surprise to those who watched his work Norman Taber former Olympic miler was developed under his guidance and Brown's relay teams improved under his charge
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Brown
New York Times
Providence
Eddie O'Connor
Brown University
F. W. Marvel
O'Connor
Norman Taber
Stockholm
O’connor
Wrestlers Zbyszko and Aberg Win In Dramatic Showdown
Zbyszko defeats Linow in 42 minutes 58 seconds at the Graeco-Roman bout in Manhattan Opera House with a body hold after an early head in chancery grip. Aberg, reigning world champion, easily disposes of Tigan in 11:55 via reverse body hold. Pardello draws Lurich after twenty minutes. Berner retires due to neck injuries.
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Zbyszko
Aberg
Waldek Zbyszko
Ivan Linow
Manhattan Opera House
Linow
Alexander Aberg
Jean Tigan
Leo Pardello
Pierre le Coloase
George Lurich
Wilhelm Berner
Triple tie in golf for medal at Shawnee invitational
Philadelphia players share the medal lead in the eighteen hole qualifying round of the women’s invitation golf tournament at Shawnee County Club in Shawnee Penn. The trio Mrs Ronald H Barlow Mrs Caleb F Fox and Miss Eleanor Chandler each shot 96 with Fox needing a long putt on the last to join the tie.
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New York Times
Shawnee
Penn
Ronald H. Barlow
Caleb F. Fox
Eleanor Chandler
Philadelphia
Hawnee County Club
Miss Chandler
Barlow
Binniekill
Huntingdon Valley
Merion
Eleanor T. Chandler
Huntingdon Alley
A. K. Billstein
Bala
Florence McNeely
G. H. Stetson
Albert MacDonald
Plainfield
H. C. Smith
North Hills
G. E. Morrow
Great Neck
J. Pryor Williamson
Wilken-Barre
Florian Krug
G. E. Pickhardt
Englewoot
Jeanette Storrs
Scranton
M. Randall
Fox Hills
William I. Seaman
Richmond County
E. G. Pickhardt
Englewood
W. 8. Heller
Wilmington
Irma Waterhouse
Hackensack
J. H. Curtis
Greenwich
J. J. Swiger
Breensburg
D. C. Ogden
Greensburg
C. B. Lawrence, Jr
Grace Farrelly
Hudson River Golf Medal Winner In Wind At Palisades
Stuart D. Connolly of Rockland wins the medal in the Hudson River tournament qualifying at Palisades Rockland Country Club. He posts 78 in windy conditions. Several players tied for last in division with scores listed. four clubs represented as Powelton Club Newbury had no entries.
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Stuart D. Connolly
Hudson River
Rockland
Palisades
Powelton Club
Newbury
C. V. Benton
Saegkill
C. H. Brown
Loomis
A. L. Seeligmann
E. B. Wilson
H. &. Jennings
Pnaitenit
E. V. Watson
Dutchess
KR. H. Goss
Small
Rocklande Nglacmutchega
Miller
Hoakland Ete
Rock Tiene Eh. Armatrons
Rock L. Griffiths
Guegkill
Carroll Pore
Sacgtel
F. J. Frost
Younga
EU Rae Dutchess
Beockian
Ob. H. Titus Rockian
G. A. Ia
Rockian
Jarvis
Isi
M. Meaee
W. Jabine
M. J. Wright
Iams
Rock Oy
Teherrell
Mallory
Fox Hills Edge Upper Montclair In Nassau Golf Match
Fox Hills beats Upper Montclair 24 to 8 on Nassau scoring in a curtain raiser to the Fox Hills Invitational. Singles saw Fox Hills win 15 to 5, fourball matches ended 9 to 3 for Staten Island opponents, with names such as Allaire Tefft Newman and Baterson among the players.
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Fox Hills Golf Club
Fox Hills
Upper Mountclair
Nassau
Staten Islanders
FOX Hilla
Supper
Montclair F. Allaire
Lior Tettt
Hugh Rite Ceves
J. D. Newman
SA. Bentley
J. G. Battersom
Bweezey
Jacob A
John W. McMenamy
Cart H. Farley
Kammer
Reach
Moir
Earnshaw
McMenamy
al Farley
Scheplaire
Moes
Tefft
Newman
Adair and
Bentley
Batterson
Janin Soreener
Jock Wee
Yale Harvard Regatta Prep In New London Harbor
New London Conn June 23 Word comes Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels will attend the Yale Harvard regatta arriving aboard the Dolphin. Regatta officials announce boats for referees judges and the committee as Yale and Harvard coaches drill crews and start races with preliminary events set for tomorrow evening.
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New York Times
New London
Conn
Josephus Daniels
Navy
Dolphin
Valentine Chappell
August Belmont
Scout
Morton F. Plant
Earl Dodge
Yale
Cambridge
New Haven
Guy Nickalls
Jim Wray
Harvard
Yule Quarters
William Meikleham
Meikleham
Harvard Oarsmen
Harvard Varsity
London
Atlantic Yacht Club Dinner Opens Summer Season
Flag officers and more than one hundred members gathered last night at the Bea Gate house for the Atlantic Yacht Club opening dinner of the summer season. Guests included Commodore J Stuart Blackton Vice Commodore L T Peterson Rear Commodore H E Jones Admiral Robert E Peary Dudley Field Malone Collector of the Port of New York Colonel Allen Fleet Captain Alvah Nickerson and other members. A cabaret show was arranged by Francis A Weismann chairman of the Entertainment Committee.
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Atlantic Yacht Club
Bea
J. Stuart Blackton
L. T. Peterson
H. E. Jones
Robert E. Peary
Dudley Field Malone
Port of New York
Allen
Alvah Nickerson
Commodore Blackton
Francis A. Weismann
Gunbat Smith and Charley Weinert Bout Set for July 1
Newark fighters Gunbat Smith and Charley Weinert are matched for a ten round bout at Ebbets Field on July 1. The pairing headlines a card likely to draw local boxing fans.
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Gunbat Smith
Charley Weinert
Newark
Ebbets Field
Penns Time Trial Fair Oarsmen At Poughkeepsie
College rowers from Penn except three Pennsylvania crews practice at Poughkeepsie New York after a morning four mile time trial. Varsity crews posted 20 minutes 8 seconds but others faster. Officials consider eligibility for junior crews amid unclear stewards ruling and ongoing practice by Syracuse Stanford Ithaca and Columbia crews.
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Om Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Pennsylvania
Nickals
Courtney
Frank Irvine
Board of Stewards
Thomas Wreath
Morton Bogus
Columbia
Corneil
Syracuse
Stanford
British boxers win at St Nicholas Rink in three bouts
Three international boxing contests at St Nicholas Rink produced two British victorie s and one American win. Kid Lewis out pointed Johnny Marto over ten rounds, while Benny Leonard backed out and Joe Mooney replaced him to meet Harry Thomas. Artie Edwards defeated Percy Aubrey in six rounds.
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St. Nicholas Rink
America
Kid Lewis
Kid Graves
Johnny Marto
Graves
Lewis
Marto
Benny Leonard
Harry Thomas
England
Johnston
Leonard
Joe Mooney
Thomas
Penn
Ogig
Artie Edwards
New Jersey
Percy Aubrey
Ales
Edwards
Aubrey
Grenda Wins Five Mile Pro Bicycle Championship Lead
Alf Grenda of Australia won the five-mile professional bicycle championship at the velodrome, taking the lead in the series with Heggie McNamara second, Bob Spears third, and Oscar Legs fourth. Cesare Moretti won a heat in the same race after Moretti and Kaiser clashed. The program at Sheepshead Bay featured multiple finals and a large Greater New York contingent.
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New York Times
Newark
N. J
Alf Grenda
Australia
Heggie McNamara
Bob Spears
Oscar Legs
Switzerland
Kramer
Alf Goullet
Harry Kaltser
Bronx
Cesare Moretti
Italy
Kaiser
Donald McDougall
Fred Weber
William Morton
Grenda
Raymond Eaton
George Cameron
Ueoonx
Jake Magin
Willie Hanley
California
Hans Ohrt
Olympic Club
San Francisco
Tim Sullivan
New Haven
Fred Taylor
Tom Grimm
The
Bayview Wheelmen
Harry Cordes
Sheepshead Bay
Georges Wiley
Georges Seresa
Victor Lmnart
Clarence Carman
Leo
Idier
Freddie Hill
Jackie Clark
Bob Spear
Marty Kaiser
Brooklyn
Tom Bello
Jerry Nunziata
Meyers Wins City A C Wrestling Final
After forty minutes of wrestling Teut Captain Slacy Meyers defeated Er W. Smith in the final bout of the City Athletic Club tournament at the club gym. More than twenty contestants were eliminated during the event as the final match drew interest with each man exchanging holds and Meyers finally pinning Smith with a half Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyers
City A. C
Slacy Meyers
Er. W. Smith
City Athletic Club
Mtstadt
Smith
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A. A. U. Games
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Auto 1763
Blijg Motor Car CO
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Hudson River Golf
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Fox Hills Wine Team
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West Point
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Great Canal
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