Minikahda record in grave danger during day
Jimmy Simpson of Blue Mound led the second flight qualifying round at Minikahda with 144 total after a dramatic par finishing 71 in the afternoon and 73 in the morning. Evans Jr of Gowater and Tom Vardon trailed with 146 as three players equaled the course record of 70 in windy conditions.
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New York Times
Minneapolis
Jimmy Simpeen
Blue Mound
Simpson
Fay
Evans, Jr
Gowater
Charies
Chick" Evans
Elf
Tom Vardon
Marry Arden
Britain
Jim” Barnes
Whitealley Centry
Great Neck Wins Meadow Brook Cup in Polo Final
Great Neck defeated Meadow Brook 17 to 15 in the Meadow Brook Club final before a small crowd. The team led at half time after earning a 6 to 2 advantage, with key goals credited to East Clark Phipps Rumsey and Waterbury, while Meadow Brook scored 6 in the second half. Referees were W A Shaw Jr and another official.
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Meadow Brook Club
Great Neck Out
Meadow Brook
Great Neck
Po Rockaway Hunting Club
Coronado
Beat Neck
Hacp
Grace
von Stade
Rumsey
A. Clark
M. Waterbury
I.d Phipps
Milburn Wai
Gree
Jess
Mead Brook
Tore
East
Clark
Phipps
Meadows Brook
Ay Waterbury
fReferees
W. A. Shaw, Jr
Wildey Wins How Woman's Invitation Tennis Semi Finals
Miss Abby Morrison oversees Sleepy Hollow Country Club event with June finals set. four singles semis include Miss Marie Wagner Mrs. Stuart Green Miss Edna Wildey and Miss Marion Vanderhoef. Wildey beats Mrs. Rawson Wood to reach final. doubles upsets feature Miss Ina Kissel and Miss Natalie Browning advancing past veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby Morrison
Sleepy Hollow Country Club
Marie Wagner
Stuart Green
Fd4na Wildey
Marion Vanderhoef
Miss Wildey
Wagner
Theodore Cassebeer
Reen
Ina Kissel
Marion Vanderhoet
David C. Mills
Wildey
Rawson Wood
Mrs. Wood
Pencer
Weaver
Casseberr
Miss Wagner
Misa [Na Plonst
Natalie Browning
Morc Wegner
Theddore Casse
H. Stuart Green
Mies Ina Kissel
Edna Wildey
Mra. Rawson Wood
Robert A. Pope
Miss White
Ingo Hartman
M. B. Huff
George Chapman
Ming Chapman
Na Wilder
B. Shattuck
Mise Adele Cragin
Iss Caroma Winn
Iss Katherine Brownine
Albert Hemphries
David Co. Mills
Mieg Bagg
Stutz
Florence Sheldon
Theodore Casseboer
Pers Wilbourn
G. B. de Gersdorf
C. C. Parsons
E. Holden
Mre Tingue
Lesher
Ina Kinsel
Natelie Browning
Robert le Tov
Mra
R. A. Pope
Caroma Winn
Edna Wistley
H. Stuertreen
Davis Advances to Final Round in U S Clay Court Championship
Willis E. Davis of San Francisco defeats W B Knox of Pittsburgh 6-3 5-6 6-3 to reach the final round of the United States clay court championship at the Lakewood Tennis Club Cleveland. Doubles results show Doyle and Knox beating McCormick and Warren 6-? 6-? and other matches.
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New York Times
Cleveland
Ohio
Willis E. Davis
Pacific Coast
R. Norris Williams
United States
Davis
Lakewood Tennis Club
W. B. Knox
Knox
Princeton
James
Davia
Davin
California
Californian
Deuce
Davie
Conrad Doyle
Walter B. Knox
Edwin R. McCormick
Eugene A. Warren
Doyle
McCormick
Warren
Willis BE
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Johné
Cabell
Keith
Spaulding and
Hendrick
Buffalo
Weetenhover
Abbey
Washington
Los Angles
Renton
Pettee
Leveland
McBlisey
Garland
Mttaburgh
Mrs. H. W. Bickle
Toronto
Mis. J. Jones
Florence Ytallin
New York
Ruth Wise
Molla Jurstedt
George M. Church
H. Verity
K. Mueller
Bjurstedt
G. M. Church
Upsets Mark Title Play in Connecticut Golf Championship
Kerr and Topping failed to qualify for the championship division in the Greenwich Country Club round as Hamilton Kerr the defending champion and Henry Topping the runner up were upset by a field of 110 players. Seeley and Graham tied for medal with 77 80 157 and 77 80 157 respectively. Reggie Lewis led the field with consistent rounds while Abbott Hovey and others faded in the afternoon.
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Greenwich
Hamilton K. Kerr
Henry J. Topping
Kerr
Connecticut Stars
Ardsley
Garden City
Topping
W Parker Seeley
Brooklawn
Samuel J. Graham
Julian Curtiss
Seo
Robert Abbott
Roger KH. Hovey
Hartford
Rhode Island
Db Seeley
Graham
Abbott An Hovey
Abbott
Hovey
Reggie Lewis
Westchester
Pie Ngraidamilton Kerr
Parker Keeley
Ss. D. Bowers
Nathaniel Wheeler
J. T
L. Hubbard
Parker Samuel J Seeley
Alr He
W. A. Jakeon
D. Bowers
Scofield, Jr
Wee Burn
Roger H Hover
Reginald M. Lewis
Ridgefield
M.A. Davis
New Haven
Percy Rothwell
R. L. Jackson
Highland
George RB. Carhart
G. P. Lynde
BS. Pierson
Otin L
Guernsey
J.T. L. Hubbard
H. &. Lake
Teytor Wins Boys Tennis Tourney at Country Club
Harold Taylor won the boys event at the Country Club, Weat Chester, over Fedis Dexood in three sets 2 6, 9 7, 6 4. In the junior section W B Washburn Jr and P A Harper reached the final after byes and victories, with Washburn advancing on Harper’s default and Bowman defeating Letson to reach the semi finals.
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Teytor
Harold Taylor
Weatchester
Gore Y Morning
Fedis Dexood
W. B. Washburn, Jr
Pp. A. Harper
P. A. Harper
Benjamin H. Letgon
Summers Roys
W. E. Osgood
Harper
Benjamin H. Letson
Voshell Victor At Net S Howard Voshell Advances To Semi Final
Howard Voshell holder of the Long Island tennis championship advanced to the semi final at the Kings County Tennis Club yesterday. He defeated K D Fisher 6 1 6 2 in the third round and Francis Hunter of Cornell 6 1 4 9 7 in the fourth. The win over Hunter was his most notable in the tournament.
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S. Howard Voshell
Long Island
Kingsounty Tennis Club
K. D. Fisher
Francis T. Hunter
Cornell
Hunter
Voshell
Deuce
Ore Voshell
Howard Voshell
H. R. Bell
M. E. Fox
E. B. Hatcings
Charles Chambers
A. Sweetver
Howard Wosbell
Francis Hunter
Famous Players and Lasky Merge to Form Famous Players Lasky
The Famous Players Film Company and the Jesse L. Lasky Feature Play Company merge to form the Famous Players Lasky Corporation with 12.5 million in capital. Adolph Zukor is president and Cecil B. De Mille among directors. Paramount Pictures will distribute joint productions. The consolidated firms plan more ambitious, artistic features leveraging New York and Hollywood studios.
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Famous Players Film Company
Jesse I.lasky
Famous Players-Lasky Corporation
Cecil B. de Mille
William ©. Demorest
Daniel Frohman
Albert A. Kaufman
Frederick G. Lee
Bimil Shauer
Messis
Demorest
Lee
Broadway Trust Company
Realty Trust Company
Famous Players Company
Lasky Company
Paramount Pictures Corporation
Triangle Film Corporation
Mhade
Con
Famous Players Studios
New York
Lasky
Hollywood
Cal
David Belasco
Daniel
Charles Frohman
Henry W. Savage
Beattrol
Mary Pickford
Geraldine Farrar
Marguerite Clark
Marie Doro
Pauline Ederick
Blanche Sweet
Mae Murray
Hazel Dawn
Tau Tellegen
Fannie Ward
John Barrymore
Victor Moore
Donald Brian
Anbp
Pennington
Famous Players Co
la Impany
Memorial to Irish Poets Read in Central Park Meadow
American poets gathered on a Dublin revolutionary memorial ceremony on Sixty-ninth Street knoll in Central Park Meadow. Edwin Markham presided as ten poets read tributes to Padraic Pearse Thomas MacDonagh and Joseph Mary Plunkett and letters from notable writers were read.
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Padraic Pearse
Thomas MacDonagh
Joseph Plunkett
Dublin
Sixty-ninth Street
Central Park Meadow
Edwin Markharm
Mens More
Eleanor Rogers Cox
Ireland
God
Nin
Wilton
Lates
Abi Rooney
Joyce Kilmer
Louis Untermeyer
Willian Damatom
Ay Pe
Haere Widdemer
Edwin Markham
Mr. Markham
Harriet Monroe
Dan Burnet
Jessie B. Rittenhouse
Arthur Gutterman
George Sterling
Anna Hempstead Branch
Chacmas O'Shee
Corrine Roosevelt Robinson
Managers to Aid the 71st Regiment Motor Truck Fund
A committee of prominent theatrical managers forms to raise funds to buy motor trucks for Company A of the Seventy-first Regiment led by Captain Ray F. Hodgdom. Initial gift is $500 with many donors contributing smaller amounts. E. F. Albee is treasurer. executive committee includes Klaw Hart Keller.
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Company
Seventy-first Regiment
Ray F. Hodgdom
Palace Theatre
Seventy-first
New York
Newa
E. F. Albee
Marc Klaw
Alf Hayman
A. Paul Keith
A. L. Erlanger
Martin Beck
A. Hi. Woods
Fleengfeld, Jr
Joseph Brooks
Percy G. Williamms
Cohan & Harris
James K. Hackett
Henry W. Savage
Shark bite cure for seaman arrives in New York
Adolph Crouse, 26, a seaman on a Russian steamer, reached St. Vincent Hospital after a shark bit him off the Florida coast. Marcus officers said the ship boarded June 24, off Archangel bound liner, with a Russian vessel requesting medical transfer for treatment. The shark allegedly struck after hauling a large shark onto deck and killed the crewman with its tail blow.
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Adolph Crouse
Mallory Line
Marcus
St. Vincent's Hospi
Florida
Archangel
New York
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Shubert
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Morningside
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Eager & Bablock
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Hotel Endicott
LOEW
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Johnny Fogarty
Lancers
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Columbus Ave
81St St
New York City
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Ordon
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Stella Mayhew
Billie Taylor
Jack Wilson
Vanderbilt & Moore
Geo White
Lucille Cavanagh
Theerd Kesloff
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Keystone
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Hello
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Animal Arena
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Britt Weed
Frehow's
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Wallick
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Craes
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LA Maitre
Great Northern Hotel
West 57Th Street
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Fifth Avenue
59Th Street
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Bossert
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North Beach
99Th St
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Eighth Ave
Sitha
Columbus
Mansfield Studios
Gryset
Academy OF Dancing
A. Albert Santo
Seber
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St. Ay
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