Doyle Delivers Tesreau From Trouble In Boston Win
In a tight pennant race the Braves beat the Giants 5 to 1 at the Polo Grounds. Doyle sparked a pivotal eighth inning rally, sparing Tesreau from added trouble as Boston clinched the win behind James stout relief. Maranville and Connolly featured Boston hits while Titus and Whaling added scoring support in the late frames.
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Giants
McGranites
Boston Braves
Polo Grounds
Bill Dahlen
Superbas
Philadelphia
Phils
Boston
Hiraves
McGrawites
Larry Doyie
Jeff Tesreau
Braves
Doyle
Cy Seymour
Texas
Ewan
Tesreau
Collins
Tom Needham
Ai Force
Bill James
Merkle
Rabbit Maranville
Hap Myers
Shafer
Connolly
Lawrence
James
Maranville
College Hall
New York
Smith
Larry
Cash
John Titus
Coogan
Burns
Milje
York
Fletcher
Cent
Myers
Titus
McDonald
Mann
Whaling
Seymour
Brooklyn Defeats Philadelphia In Six to One Baseball Tilt
Brooklyn tops Philadelphia 6 1 as eight of Brooklyn hits go for extra bases. Mayer replaced by Brennan in third, Smith leads Brooklyn with two doubles and two singles. Also notes Pittsburgh beat St Louis 4 3 in long contest with late runs, Adams and Burk work mound for both sides.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Brennan
Mayer
Stack
Smith
Moran
Stengel
Wheat
Daubert
Fischer
Killifer
Lobert
Paskett
Simith
Becker
Cutshaw
Messrs
Rigler and
Byron
Burk
Perritt
Toenes
Wingo
Harmon
Camnitz
Magee
Oakes
Miller
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
O' Leary
Huggins
Adams
Cooper
Robinson
Coleman
Whitted
Butler
O'Leary
Kenethhy
Evans
Eason
Red Sox rout Yankees in doubleheader romp
Boston dominates New York with 10–3 and 6–4 games. Leonard shines for Boston in the opener, Keating struggles, Carrigan and Speaker pace the offense, while Bedient holds, and McConnell falters in the nightcap as Boston seizes ground in the league race.
BENTON SHUTS DOWN CINCINNATI IN NINTH INNING RALLY
Bridwell drives in a decisive run as Cincinnati falls 4 to 28 in a tense game. Leach, Phelan, and Sailer produce key moments while Marsans and Dodge homer and Evers contributes a sacrifice. Benton holds firm with seven strikeouts and 49 minutes of play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridwell
Smith
Marsuns
Nathe
Evers
Plan
Beacher
Marsans
Uhe
Saier
Heage
Cincinnati
Benton
Messrs
O'Day and Emslie
Batteries Frill and Gowdy and Others Debentures Not Scheduled
Fragmentary OCR notes list Batteries Frill and Gowdy with Lalonge Bailey Sime Moran and Onslow. Order debs not scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.H.E
Frill and Gowdy
Lalonge
Bailey
Sime, Moran and Onslow
Baseball Yesterday's Results Summary
National League games saw New York beat Boston 3 to 1 and Brooklyn defeat Philadelphia 6 to 1. Cincinnati won 5 to 1 over Chicago, Pittsburgh edged St. Louis 4 to 3 in twelve innings. American League scores included Boston 10 New York 3 and Boston 6 New York 4, with Washington 2 Philadelphia 0 and Philadelphia 11 Washington 5. International League results had Providence 14 Buffalo 8 and Toronto 5 Baltimore 1. Multiple matchups listed for upcoming games across leagues.
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New York
Boston
Brookliys
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Chicago
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Washington
Philadelphiaa
Cleveland
Detroit
Toronto
Baltimore
Providence
Buffalo
Montreal
Jersey City
Brooklyn
W. L. Ro
Philadelph Oe
New
St Louis
Newark
Rochester
American Association Scores and Locations
In Indianapolis Louisville the score was 4 to 0. At Columbus Columbus the tally read 3 to 2 in favor of Toledo. St Paul St Paul hosted a 12 to 9 result with Kansas City. Minneapolis Milwaukee finished 12 to 4 in Minneapolis.
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American Association
Indianapolis
Louisville
Columbus
Toledo
St. Paul
Kansas City
Minneapolis—Milwaukee
Minneapolis
New England League Scores From Four Cities
In New Bedford Lawrence edged New Bedford 6 to 5. Lowell beat Fall River 1 to 0. Worcester defeated Brockton 4 to 2. Lynn defeated Portland 4 to 3 in a set of four New England League results listing city pairings and final tallies.
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New Bedford
Lawrence
Lowell
Fall River
Worcester
Brockton
Lynn
Portland
Local Rail Line Pairings in New England Regions
At Holyoke Pittsfield es Holyoke 3 At Hartford Waterbury Hartford 3 At New London New paukee 4 Springfield 3 At Bridgeport New Haven 5 Bridgeport 4
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Holyoke
Pittsfield
Hartford
Waterbury
New London
New Paukee
Springfield
Bridgeport
New Haven
Unclear matchup scores on regional hockey aids
Fragmentary sports score card lists games at Troy Walkesharre and Albany Albany with teams Troy Scranton Utica Syracuse. Final lines show Binghamton defeating Utica and Syracuse defeating Elimira with uneven scores.
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Troy
Walkesharre
Albany
Scranton
Utica
Binghamton
Syracuse
Elimira
Sacramento to Venice match shifts weather and venues
In a fluid schedule note, the Sacramento event moves to Venice after rain in Los Angeles, with venue changes affecting teams and attendees. The brief lists participants and locations while noting weather disruptions impacting plans.
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Sean Francisco
Oakland
Daggy
Sacramento
T. Les Geles
Venice
Los Angeles
Southern Association Results From Montgomery to New Orleans
Partial readings show Montgomery Birmingham three to three and Nashville Chattanooga at New Orleans with rain affecting games. Strong entities include Montgomery Birmingham Nashville Chattanooga and New Orleans with scores implied.
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Montgomery
Birmingham
Montagsomery
Atlan
Empha
Nashvil Chattanooga
New Orleans
Washington and Philadelphia Play Tight Baseball Clash
The Washington and Philadelphia teams met in a closely contested game. Scoring included home runs by Schang, two-base hits by McInnis and Strunk, with Morgan delivering a three-base hit for Philadelphia. Pitching saw Brown, Johnson, Houck, and Gallia, while errors by Collins, Lapp, and Washington influenced the contest.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Moel'r
M'p’y
Foster
Walsh
Milan
Gandil
Baker
M'rg
M'lIn’s
Strunk
M'b’de
Barry
A’smith
Lapp
Brown
Collins
McInnes
Moeller
Johnson
Messrs. Connolly and McGreevy
Houck
Morgan
Henry
Hughes
Gallia
Harper
E. Murphy
McInnis
Schanga Omega
Bush
Seco
Sacsins
Shanks
Lottom
Washton
Oy Ng Houck
Haseer
Galia
McGreevy and Connolly
Club’s Offer Draws Attention On Stth Avenue
Local club announces a public sale of boxes at 3 PM with details unclear in OCR. Officials reference an event on Stth Avenue and emphasize orderly handling of items. Residents are advised to stay alert for further notices.
Gunboat Smith Stops George Rodel After Third Round
The heavyweight bout at Madison Square Garden ends in the third round when referee Joh halts Gunboat Smith’s attack on George Rodel after two knockdowns. Rodel, taking a nine second fall in round two, is knocked down again in the third and unable to continue as Smith’s flailing right connects. Sheriff Harburger and Mike Donovan watched courtside.
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Gunboat Smith
California
George Rodel
Transvaal
Madison Square Garden
Joh
Smith
Rodel
Sheriff Harburger
Mike Donovan
George Kirkwood
St. Louis
Walter Brooks
Kirkwood Apdrtseety
Brooklyn’s Benedict Saved In Third Round Stop by Jeannette
Al Benedict of Brooklyn was saved from a knockout by the referee in the third round against Joe Jeannette in Joplin Missouri. A right hook dropped Benedict for nine count, another blow floored him after he rose, and he fought groggy as the referee stopped the bout. Benedict bled from a mouth injury from the first round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joplin
al Benedict
Brooklyn
Joe Jeannette
Benedict
Jeannette
Referee mobbed after draw in Paris lightweight bout
In Paris the twenty round fight between American lightweight Frank Madole and Swiss Albert Badoud ended in a draw. Spectators mobbed the referee declaring Madole the rightful winner on points. police were required to clear the hall.
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Paris
Frank Madole
Albert Badoud
Passing of Lajoie Might Shift Cleveland Infield
Chicago June 27 Manager Birmingham of the Cleveland Americans said Napoleon Lajoie may retire as regular second baseman but a final decision was not made. Turner is expected to take the job, yet Lajoie will likely stay with the team. At 38, Lajoie has battled injuries after a long career beginning in Philadelphia in 1897, with lofty batting marks cited and praise as one of baseball’s greatest hitters.
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Chicago
Birmingham
Cleveland Americans
Napoleon Lajoie
Lajoie
Turner
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Baseball game summary with late inning substitutions
Detroit outhits St Louis five to three and wins despite error and costly miscues. Gainer Agnew and Brief contribute two base hits apiece while Dauss and Hall struggle to limit the damage. Wellsman and Weilman work through a tight ninth as St Louis leaves eight on base and Detroit takes the margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavans
Agnew
Hennessey
Gainer
Moriarty
Dauss
Wile Sin
Sieece
SOE
Science
Hall
Williams
Austin
St. Louis
Detroit
Balk
Wellman
Weilman
Messrs. Evans and Egan
New York and New Jersey League Scores Displayed
In Poughkeepsie Middletown match Poughkeepsie led 7 to 0 while Kingston beat Long Branch 6 to 4. Newburgh faced Danbury Rain in another listed pairing.
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New York and
New Jersey
Poughkeepsie
Middletown
Kingston
Long Branch
Newburg
Danbury
Petersburg Roanoke clash ends in four to nil defeat
In a Virginia League scoreline at Petersburg Roanoke, Petersburg delivers a 4 0 setback to their visitors while Richmond Richmond beats Newport 4 to 12 at Norfolk Portsmouth.
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Virginia League
Petersburg
Roanoke
Richmond
Newport
Norfolk
Portsmouth
St. Louis Wins Polo Consolation Cup
In Lake Forest, Illinois, on June 27, the St. Louis Country Club defeated the Kansas City Club 8 to 7 in the Consolation Cup of the mid Western polo handicap. St. Louis carried a 1 handicap advantage for the win with Kansas City rallying in its earlier game.
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St. Louis
Lake Forest
Kansas City
Novination
Rock Abbey First in Dinner Stakes at Belmont Park
Scratches marred Belmont Park meet under United Hunts Racing Association. Rock Abbey won the Sportsmen’s Steeplechase Dinner Stakes by 100 lengths over O’Bear, with seven defections leaving only two starters in the three mile race. Corbett’s Ben Cabell won the Green Steeplechase earlier, while Deduction captured the Nassau Welter Plate, and other races yielded mixed results at Belmont Park.
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Belmont Park Terminal
United Hunts Racing Association
J. E. Davis
O’bear
Charles Pfizer
Rock Abbey
Donohue
Pfizer
Fred Alpers
Tommy Wright
Alpers
Maltbie
Allan Pinkerton
Ben Cabell
Native Maid
Corbett
Harry Page
Windrow
R. T. Wilson
Flying Yankee
Elnar
Eddie Tucker
Wright
Philip Stevenson
Plutocrat
Eadbald
Peter G. Gerry
A. Ludlow Kramer
Fadbald
Culvert
Fred Essen
H.S. Page
B. Ben Cabell
Corbet
James Park
B. F
Mr. Park
B. G. Windrow
Mr. B. B. Lewis
E. Tucker
Doniski
Farmer
Travel Light
Mollie Gibson
Vera Kessler
T. Wright
Wolfe
J. O. Talbott
Br. J. Henpeck
Ford
Miss M
Whitney
Captain Matlock
McFadden
Johnny and
New Star
Hempstead
J. E. Widener
E. Heider
Miss Chambler
B. G. Simon Dale
J. Clark
S. L. Josephthal
B. G. O'Connor
Mr. Josephthal
B. G. Eadbald
H. Bell
Ludlow Kramer
B. G. Calvert
J. Tucker
B. G. Fred Essen
F. A. Alpers
Lord Leighton and
the Thief
Tence
Flat Race Card for Five Stakes at One Mile and Sixteenth
Five race card details three year olds and up in selling and handicap events. Entries include horses such as Judge Walser Sickle Monocacy and Whisk Broom II Nightstick Lahore Meridian in the Suburban Handicap. Two year old divisions list Walking Fox Apt to Be Bombay Stonehenge and others with weights and claiming notes.
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Fred Mulholland
Judge Walser
Tactics
Monocacy
Sickle
Cough Hill
Shackleton
His Majesty
Light O' m
Yankee Nations
Spring Board
Sylvan
la Cliff
Warbler
Carroll Reid
Yenghee
Palanquin
Aldebaran
Lady Lightning
Guy Fisher
Sam Jackson
Lahore
G. M. Miller
Meridian
Ee” Esters
Superintendent
Reater Lily
Ift
Salon
Cahrion
Lancewood
Mordecel
Ios
Stonehenge
Huda
the Spirit
Lot
Stromboli
Small
Chief
Dungara
Water Lad
Knowelesian
New York Police Face Lincoln Giants At Olympic Field
New York Police Department baseball team strengthened this season by Fennelly and Malcolmson and Andres near the infield and outfield, joins former stars Barry McCadden and Kiefer, with Romer and Salg as battery, to host the Lincoln Giants at Olympic Field on 136th Street and Fifth Avenue at 3 30 this afternoon. Romer held the Lincolns to two runs in two games last season.
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New York Police
Lincoln Giants
New York Police Department
Fennelly
Yankees
Malcolmson
Greensboro
S. C
Savannah
Andres
Barry
McCadden
Kiefer
Romer
Salg
Olympic Field
136Th Street
Fifth Avenue
Lincolns
Marston Beaten at Golf in Fox Hills Tournament
Local scholastic golf match results from Fox Hills and surrounding clubs show J A Janin defeating Max R Marston 2 1 after 20 holes. The event featured multiple rounds and 18th or 19th hole conclusions across six divisions, with Kerr, Kammer, Barrett and Kammer advancing in various brackets.
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Fox Hills
Janin
Max R. Marston
Baltusrol
Marston
J. A. Janin
B. T. Bottome
A. S. Andrews
Flushing
J. D. Newman
C. Hitchcock, Jr
Alfred Morrell
Arcola
M. L
J. E. Hale
Ridgewood
W. S. Leeds
A. H. Fox Hills
H. L. Downey
Apawamis
Thomas Conroy
Fox
Lloyd Tefft
Dr. Hinman
Cranford
Eugene Valentine
Wykagyl
Stanley Gifford
R. M. Tarleton
Oakland
A. P. Palmer
J. G. Batterson
G. W. Fairchild
Manhattan
Kammer
Feary
Downey
Leeds
Tofft
Valentine
Tarleton
Batterson
Dunwoodie
Dr. E. L. Barnett
New York Golf
W. G. Haan
W. L. Richards
St. Andrew's
A. G. Ritchie
Wee
F. H. Webster
Yker Meadow
Howell Woolley
Alan Lichtenhein
Wyk
Woodmere
Percy R. Pyne
Westbrook
W. H. Holston
H. T. Ives
J. H. Mee
San Francisco
H. S. Horton
Midland
A. B. Mailiefert
Westfield
G. A. Dixon
Shinnecock Hills
C. E. T. Sharps
Forest Hill
G. G. Baxter
Brooklyn Forest Park
E. F. Oates
Dr. G. D. Hamien
Englewood
F. T. Aler
Scott
Johnson
Pyne
Ives
Dixon
Horton
Baxter
Hamien
Abbott and Topping in Golf Final
In New Haven Connecticut the semi finals of the state golf championship at the New Haven Country Club set up a final between R Abbott of Brooklawn and H T Topping of Greenwich. Abbott beat N Wheeler four up and three to play while Topping defeated B P Merriman five up and four to go. Abbott, a ten year golfer and former Yale captain, and Topping, a Princeton man, have both been veterans in state play with last year’s North and South champion Pinehurst title among Topping’s achievements.
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Topping
New Haven
Conn
New Haven Country Club
Fairfield County
R. Abbott
Brooklawn
H. T. Topping
Greenwich
N. Wheeler
B. P. Merriman
Waterbury
Connecticut
Yale
Princeton
Pinehurst
Metropolitan Open Golf Dates Set at Salisbury Links
The Metropolitan Golf Association named August 13, 14, 18 as the dates for its annual open championship to be played at Salisbury links in Garden City. Twenty clubs replied with course privileges, Englewood favored by many while Salisbury leads. The Upper Montclair Country Club will present a trophy to replace the Chauncey plaque won by Jerome D. Travers, with a committee to decide the trophy name and details.
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Metropolitan Golf Association
Salisbury Links
Garden City
Englewood
Salisbury
Upper Montclair
Chauncey
Jerome D. Travers
Association
Lenape Cup Semifinals Set Two Wide Margin Victories
In Stroudsburg on June 27 the Lenape Cup semifinal featured two notable matches. Mrs. R H Barlow of Merion defeated Miss Louise Krug of Englewood 9 and 8, while Miss Ethel Campbell of Overbrook beat Miss Eleanor Chandler of Huntingdon Valley 2 and 1, advancing to the final.
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New York Times
Stroudsburg
Penn
R. H. Barlow
Philadelphia
Louise F. Krug
Englewood
Ethel Campbell
Overbrook
Eleanor Chandler
Huntingdon Valley
Merion
Louise Krug
Australians vs Gentlemen of Philadelphia Opens In Haverford
Remarkable fielding and bowling limited scoring as the opening day of a three day match at Haverford ended with Philadelphia 115 and 137, while Australia stood at 105 after the first innings. The game resumes tomorrow with Australia's second innings and a second match to follow immediately after.
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Philadelphia
Gentlemen of Philadelphia
Haverford
Church Wins Wilmington Singles Championship Match
George M. Church the Princeton Intercollegiate champion won the Delaware State singles title at the Wilmington Country Club defeating Alexander D. Thayer 4 3 4 1 in a final round. Church will face Dean Mathey of Philadelphia for the title tomorrow and will team with A. W. Kidder to meet Inman and Holmes in doubles for the crown.
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Church
Wilmington
Del
George M. Church
Wilmington Country Club
Delaware
Alexander D. Thayer
Philadelphia Cricket Club
T—h. Church
Dean Mathey
Philadelphia
A. W. Kidder
Inman
Holmes
Durborow to attempt long distance swim from Battery
Philadelphia swimmer Charles Durborow, halted last Sunday near Sandy Hook, plans a dawn endurance swim starting at 3 07 A M from the Battery. He will ride the flood tide to Sandy Hook and attempt a world record by continuing back to the Battery if the tide turns.
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Sandy Hook
Charles Durborow
Philadelphia
Durborow
Americans Fall in Wimbledon Singles and Doubles
Maurice E. McLoughlin of San Francisco remains the sole American winner as Wallace F. Johnson and Craig Biddle fall to British players. Williams retires after three sets to McLoughlin in singles. Biddle/Hackett lose a five setter in doubles to Ingram and Bentley. Other round results include Crisp over Powell and Kreutzer over Gore as Davis Cup figures compete in a full day of matches.
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Wimbledon
England
Maurice E. McLoughlin
San Francisco
United States
Wallace F. Johnson
Craig Biddle
R. Norris Williams
McLoughlin
Harold H. Hackett
Biddle
W. Ingram
Lee Ee
Philadelphians
R. Watson
Nyem
Williams
Bentley
Hope Crisp
Cambridge University
R. B. Powell
Oscar Kreutzer
A. W. Gore
Powell
Crisp
Cambridge
Kreutzer
Nglishman
Gore
Stanley N. Doust
Larsen
Denmark
Kenneth Powell
C. P. Dixon
Touchard Wins At Net In Middle States Tennis
Gustave F. Touchard defeated W M Washburn in straight sets 6-1 6-3 in the Middle States men’s singles semifinal at Orange Lawn Tennis Club Mountain N J. Heat affected play as Touchard and Washburn showed uneven form while Hall and Bull fell in doubles. Touchard and Washburn paired in doubles won their match 6-1 6-4. In other singles and doubles action Holcomb Ward and G Miles won in straight sets and Mrs J Gordon Douglas advanced in the women’s singles after defeating Ruth Cheeseman.
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Edith Rotch
Lo Aot Cricket Club
C. N. Beard
Touchard
W. P. Burden
Marjorie Pierson
R. R. Booraem
Margaret Seymour
E. A. Clark
Dean Mathey
Wilmington
Del
Gustave F. Touchard
W. M. Washburn
Bennett
Magown
Doubleday
Fate
Washburn
Ogden
Woodbury
Hal
Bull
Miller
Seabury
Ward
Miles
Rosenbaum
Dionne
G. S. Groesbeck
Theodora Corwin
R. W. Seabury
J. O'Connell
Willliama P. Burden
Mises Marjorie Pierson
R. RK Rooraem
K A. Clark
Gustave Pfeas
Wiliams FP. Burden
Middle States
Orange Lawn Tennis Club
Mountain
N. J
Hall
Walter M. Hall
Co. M. Bull, Jr
Love
Hail
Crescent Athletic Club
Holcomb Ward
National Seamien
G. Miles
Illiam Rosenbaum
G. A. L. Dionne
West Side Tennis Club
J. Gordon Douglas
Ruth Cheeseman
Yale’s A P Man Jr Wins New England Tennis Title
In Hartford on June 27 Yale’s A P Man Jr defeated Write C Grant of West Side NY in straight sets 6-2 6-4 4-3 to earn the right to face F H Harris of Brattleboro VT in tomorrow’s challenge round for the New England championship. Wesleyan pair C B E Bacon and A Richards beat Grant and R H Cole 6-4 in the intercollegiate doubles final.
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Hartford
Conn
Write C. Grant
West Side Tennis Club
New York
New England
Hartford Golf Club
A. P. Man, Jr
Yale
F. H. Harris
Brattleboro
Man
Grant
C. B E. Bacon
A. Richards
Wesleyan
R. H. Cole
Hackensack Invitation Tennis Semi Finalists List
Four players reached the semis at Hackensack Golf Club in New Jersey on June 27. Wood Rutherford defeated Judson 6 1 6 4, Hazard Oritan defeated Nankivel 6 2 6 0, Coffey Oritant defeated Griggs North Jersey 6 4 6 2, and others advanced in the afternoon session.
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Hackensack
N. J
Hackensack Golf Club
F. Hazard
Oritan J
Wood
Rutherford
Baward Coffey
Oritan
H. Williams
Golf Club
Judson
Hazard
Nankivel
Coffey
Oritant
Griggs
North Jersey
Nothing tricky about it just good value in suits
This ad touts all wool men’s suits priced from $18 to $48 with careful lining stitching and button details. It promises a money back guarantee and highlights low prices as part of the value proposition.
Jump- Everything You Need for Over Sunday Sale
A local retailer promotes an over Sunday sale featuring clothing furnishings hats shoes and sporting goods for shoppers seeking completed outfits and gear in one stop.
Meadow Brook Hunters Lose in Hempstead Polo Match
Great Neck defeated Meadow Brook Hunters 10 to 5 in Westbury New York. Grace's quartet led the home team with Lord Wodehouse backing Great Neck as Meadow Brook faced eight-goal handicap and incurred fouls and safety plays.
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New York Times
Westbury
Great Neck
Mr. Grace
Meadow Brook Hunters
Lord Wodehouse
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