Wiltse's pitching wins for Giants in ten inning clash
New York defeats Philadelphia 8 to 1 as Wiltse dominates on the mound. Pittsburg and Chicago play a tense ten inning game with the Pirates edging ahead while Brooklyn loses to Boston. Washington shuts out New York, Boston takes both games from Philadelphia, and St. Louis beats Detroit in the American League action.
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Giants
Philadelphia
New York
Quakers
Brooklyns
Pittsburg
Chicago
Brooklyn
Boston
Washington
Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Philadelpha
Giants Win Opening Game to Push Pennant Chase
New York Giants beat Philadelphia 8 to 1 in the opening game of the series, with strong hitting fueled by seven-run sixth and seventh innings. Moren relieved Sparks, Ilg to the mound for New York as Doolin and Dooin provided the Phillies’ brightest moments behind and at the plate.
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Seymour
Devlin
Dopin
Dovlin
Moren
Doyle
Boolin
New York
Titus
Philadelphia
Abrhpoa
Tenney
L Grant
ercore_siecoarteanete
Doolin
Knabe
Ceeseees
Bridwell
Dooin
Sparks
Aresnahan
Bransfield
Wiltie
Messrs, Emslie and Klem
New York Times
New York Giants
Phillies
McGraw
Giants
George Ilrse
Mike Donlin
McCormick
Docin
Bresnahan
Donlin
Grant
Eddie
Doctn
Wiltse
Pittsburg Defeats Chicago 1–0 in Tenth Inning Clash
In Pittsburg, the Pirates beat the Cubs 1 to 0 in the tenth inning of a tight pitchers duel at Exposition Park. Brown held Chicago scoreless through nine while Willis walked five early but settled in. two teams combined for limited hits as Shannon and Sheckard contributed for Pittsburg and Leach, Evers paced Chicago with key plays.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Chicago
Exposition Park
Brown
Willis
Shannon
O Slagle
Clarke
Sheckard
Leach
Chance
Wagner
Evers
Gill
Steinfedt
Ab’chio
Gibson
King
Tinker
Kling
Steinfeldt
Mr. O'Day
Boston Biased Win Keeps Series Alive at Brooklyn
Boston manager Kelley returns after a near hit at practice and guides his club to a 3 2 victory over Brooklyn. Sweeney drove in a run with a two bagger as Brooklyn countered with timely hits and solid defense to avert a shutout.
Baseball Scores From Distinct Leagues Across the Nation
A compilation of baseball results from FASTERN to CONNECTICUT LEAGUE shows multiple games across cities. Notable outcomes include Montreal 4 Buffalo 2, Providence 8 Baltimore 7, Syracuse 5 Wilkes-Barre 0, Elmira 8 Troy 0, Binghamton 2 Scranton 0, Utica 4 Albany 2, Columbus 6 Indianapolis 4, Toledo 5 Louisville 1, Milwaukee 12 St Paul 8, Kansas City 8 Minneapolis 4, Johnstown 4 Williamsport 3, Altoona 2 Harrisburg 1, Reading 5 Trenton 3, Lancaster 10 Wilmington 4, Lynn 7 New Bedford 3, Worcester 7 Lowell 3, Lawrence 4 Lawrence 1, Brockton 8 Fall River 7, Little Rock 3 Atlanta 3, New Orleans 1, Memphis 4 Birmingham 0, New Haven 6 Springfield 8, New Haven 2 Springfield 3, Holyoke 1 Hartford 0, Meriden 3 Waterbury 2, New Britain 4 Bridgeport 2.
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Montreal
Buffalo
Toronto
Rochester
Providence
Baltimore
Syracuse
Wilkesbarre
Elmira
Troy
Binghamton
Scranton
Utica
Albany
American Association
Columbus
Indianapolis
Toledo
Louisville
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Johnstown
Williamsport
Altoona
Harrisburg
Reading
Trenton
Lancaster
Wilmington
Lynn
New Bedford
Worcester
Lowell
Lawrence
Haverhill
Brockton
Fall River
Little Rock
Atlanta
New Orleans
Montgomery
Memphis
Birmingham
New Haven
Springfield
Holyoke
Hartford
Meriden
Waterbury
New Britain
Bridgeport
Registration Committee Faces Tense Met A A U Meeting
The Metropolitan Association of the Amateur Athletic Union Registration Committee met at the St Bartholomews Club on Forty second Street and Third Avenue with only two of five members present. Debate centered on Bath Beach medals and eligibility rulings for senior championships at Travers Island next Saturday.
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Metropolitan Association of the Amateur Athletic Union
Thomas J. Nevins
Herman Obertubessing
St. Bartholomew’s Club
Forty-second Street
Third Avenue
Bath Beach Swimming Association
Metropolitan Association
Travers Island
Lee J. Talbott
Irish-American Athletic Club
W. A. Wagner
J.B. Taylor
University of Pennsylvania
University of Virginia
Frank Mount Pleasant
Carlisle Indian School
New York Boys Dominate Baltimore Field Day Events
At the Boys' Brigade Field Day in Baltimore on September 4, D C Allen of New York won the 100 yard junior dash, J C Biase of New York took the one mile in 5 15, W C Rathbone of Washington won the 220 yard senior dash in 22 2 5, E Ripley of New York captured the junior high jump at 4 feet 6 inches, Hugh McLean of New York cleared 5 feet 1 inch in the senior high jump, Walter Isley of Brooklyn won the junior running broad jump with 15 feet 7 inches, and Arthur Cook of Brooklyn won the senior running broad jump at 16 feet 11 inches.
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Baltimore
D. C. Allen
New York
J. C. Biase
W. C. Rathbone
Washington
E. Ripley
Hugh McLean
Walter Isley
Brooklyn
Arthur Cook
Yacht Trophy Won By Twelve Seconds At Atlantic Regatta
The Atlantic Yacht Club concluded its race week with silver cups and close finishes across classes. Sakana won the Thompson Cup after a tight twelve second victory over Joy, with Mimosa III second. Eleanor narrowly beat Joy in Class Q for the twelve mile race.
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Atlantic Yacht Club
Fire Island
Haviland Brothers
Sakana
Stuyvesant Wainwright
Mimosa III
Mimosa
Boston
Eleanor
Massachusetts Bay
W. J. Childs
Joy
Frederick
Bedford
C . M. Camp
Gravesend
Masque
L Tieman
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Bobs
R. W. Beaey
Vaceae
Cherub
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Joker
Henry ‘Eagle
Seeeeees
Nancy
W. L. Sweet, Jr
NEW York Canoe Club Dinghies
Mercury
D. B. Goodsell
North Pirate
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J. C. Easton
Orion
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la Cabana
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Gardenia
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S. Wainwright
Athalon J 'D. Provst Sete Cease
Vigil J
Mimosa Maydle
Albicoe
Viail
Uncas
Tammany
Athalon
Mimosa Sti
Senators Do The Trick In Opening Game
Washington defeats New York 3 to 0 at American League Park as Chesbro Doyle and Johnson toil. Ganley doubles, McBride scores on a sacrifice fly, Ganley later drives in a run. Washington’s defense and timely hitting stifle the Yankees in nine innings.
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American League
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McBride
Chesbro
Johnson
Pickering
Ganley
McBride Felse
Eleganty
Point Barrett
Washington
W. W. Aulick
New York
Doyle
Clymer
Delehanty
Freeman
Mr. Evans
Picker'y
OiConroy
Ungland
Laporte
Deleh’ Ty
H'phill
Mor'ity
Regatta Yachting Winners At Seawanhaka Club Race
In light airs at Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club on Tong Island Sound Dahinda Carlita and Phryne led the Alfred Roosevelt Memorial Cup events. Aurora under Vanderbilt won the main 57 foot class over Istalona and Avenger with Seneca taking the smaller sloop prize. Dahinda claimed the Alfred Roosevelt Memorial Cup.
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Cornelius Vanderbilt
Aurora
Seawanhaka- Corinthian Yacht Club
Tong Island Sound
W. Butler Duncan
Istalena
Avenger
Seneca
Addison G. Hanan
Greenwich Point
Lloyd’s Neck
New York Yacht Club
Seawanhaka Club
Dahinda
Carlita
Formr
Phryne
I H.M.S. H.M
C. Vanderbilt
Istalona
G. M. Wynchon
R. W. Emmons
A. G. Hanan
Red Rover
T. B. Breecker
Darwina
E. C. Ray
Os Tichaebe Cour
Rover
Pennsylvania Girds 1908 Grid Season With Cape May Trip
Coach Sol Metzger leads ten players from Philadelphia to Cape May for a team send off. The group will visit J. Carl Williams and William N. Morice before returning to Franklin Field to resume preparations for the September 14 reassembly.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Pennsylvania
Sol Metzger
Cape May
J. Carl Williams
William N. Morice
Franklin Field
Baseball League approves contracts and releases list
Harry C. Pulliam president of the National League of Professional Baseball Clubs announces yesterday that contracts with Cincinnati T F Daley and with St Louis J W Morris C Moran W E Murdock are approved and releases include Chicago to Johnstown Tri State J S Nour Cincinnati to Chicago Andrew J Coakley New York to Buffalo Eastern League W J Malarkey and other shifts.
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Harry C. Pulliam
National League of Professional Baseball Clubs
Cincinnati
T. F. Daley
St. Louis
J. W. Morris
C. Moran
W. E. Murdock
Chicago
Johnstown
Tri- State
J. S. Nour
Andrew J. Coakley
New York
Buffalo
W. J. Malarkey
Washington to Play Here Sunday
The Washington American League team will play the Unions at Union Park located at 232d Street and Broadway Sunday afternoon in a scheduled game.
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Washington
Washington American League
Union Park
Broadway
Fishing News Reports Strong Hauls at Angler Banks
The Taurus crew enjoyed a productive day with seabass and porgies at Angler Banks. Purser Weston logs top catches by John Oberg and others, while Jamaica Bay reports snappers lafayettes and weakfish near Oyster beds and Ruffle Bar. Capt. Foster ferried to Angler Banks then Cholera Banks for a mixed bag.
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New Lon
San
Hook
Gov.Isl
D. Will
Purser Weston
John Oberg
E. W. Meyer
J. G. Johnson
J. W. Schmidt
J. A Mines
Jonn Buhler
J. Rothart
J. Houston
E. Coyne
Max Wust
A. C. Nageleiden
Jamaica Bay
Jerry Vandyke
Brooklyn
Prince’s Bay
Jared Erskine
Staten Island
Ruffle Bar
Foster
Baseball Tonight American League Showdown at American Park
This evening at 8 30 PM the Americans face the Washington team in a New York park clash. Fans expect a tense battle as both squads vie for early season dominance.
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Baseball Today
American —— Park
N. Y
Washington
AGV
Ethereal Wins Eighth Race at Elkwood Park Fair
Ethereal of Elkwood Park completes an eighth straight victory in a field of challengers at Elkwood Park. The program included five and one half furlongs won by Belle Strome, steeplechase won by Match of All, and the Long Branch Purse won by Lad of Langdon with a time of 1 46 1 5.
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New York Times
Long Branch
N. J
Elkwood Park
Lewisohn
G.r.grint
McCahey
J. McFadden
Holmes
J. P. Mayberry
Robin Hood
Collins
C. Commons
Commons
Peter Hauck, Jr
Modest
Yorke
Louis Battier
Kersey
Anderson
R. E. Watkins
Lad of Langdon
Russell
W.C. Daily
Grace Cameron
W. E Burns
George Chipme Te Lianthony Boy
Rowan
Elkwood Park Stable
Ethereal
S. F. Hyman
H. E. P. Harris
Lang
Monmouth Park
John Duffy
McCaher
M C._ Rickitt
Walker
M. E. Fullam
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E. J. Miller
Punch
Miller
E. M. Phillips
Horserace card listing six races and weights
The program details six races with horse names weights apprenticeships and distance notes for first to sixth races at the track. It lists entries for the Ballot Highweight Hancicap Autumn Steeplechase Flatbush Century Weight Fountainblues Pasadena maidens and other selling races with weights ranging from 94 to 157 pounds and notes apprentice allowance.
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Roseben
Berrymaid
Westbury
Isolden Pearl
Jeanne d'Arc
Don Enrique
Notasulga
Beaucoup
He Knows
Woodlane
Marcellus
Bar None
DeMund
Nimbus
Tom McGrath
Mayfield
Fort Johnson
Livewire
Sadler
Jersey Lightning
Saracinsen
Biskra
Peter
Quince
Tistward
Ironsides
Mark Cumperts
Ballot
King James
Falcnda
Frank Gill
Bedouin
Dorante
Fountainblues
Grapple
Polly Watts
Milford
Dark Night
Miss Crawford
S. H Harris
Lord Stanhope
Albert Star
Castlewood
Monfort
Woodcraft
Pasadena
Rosslare
Harlem Maid
Clef
Baltic
Dr. Pillow
Summer Night
Adelaide R
Watch
Mr. Jorrocks
Miss Prig
Loakout
Yankee Daughter
Solicitor
Nedlim
Joe Pitt
Louise Bell
Kenmare Queen
Lasata
Yardstrick
Girls Swim From North Beach Toward Whitestone
Miss Violet Severino age 17 of Astoria and Miss Gertrude Stein age 16 of 205 Jackson Avenue Steinway Queens began a long swim yesterday afternoon from North Beach Pool toward Whitestone. Accompanied by four friends and a physician, three boats followed as they reached Riker's Island then faced the tide. Stein left water after being urged, Severino continued about four miles while Stein swam about three and a half miles before quitting.
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Violet Severino
Astoria
Gertrude Stein
Jackson Avenue
Steinway
Queens
North Beach
Whitestone
Ella
Jennie Baader
Marr
Severino
Bert Severino
Joseph
James Fiesel
Christian Anderson
Riker’s Island
College Point
Miss Stein
Miss Severino
Monmouth County Agricultural Fair opens in Red Bank
First annual fair begins in Red Bank with Governor Fort slated for tomorrow on Governor's Day. Races list Emma C. and Lady Vincent as winners in 2:27 1 4 and 2:20 1 2 pace respectively, with multiple horses placing in each event. Third race shows James WN winning the half mile pace for Demmert Cun, James Price owner.
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New York Times
Red Bank
N. J
Monmouth County Agricultural Fair Association
Gov. Fort
Emma C
Richard Carr
Freehild
Nominion
T. Elwood Snyder
Matontown
Lady Signal
Demmert
International racers head Madison Square Garden cycling card
Henri Mayer the German sprint champion A J Clarke the Australian champ and Worthington Mitten arrived from Salt Lake City for tonight’s professional mile handicap and five mile lap races at Madison Square Garden. The N C A amateur quarter mile race also promises excitement with Cameron favored after Dave Mackey beat him in the Vailsburg half mile. Stein Goerke Jones and Hill draw strong support for the prize.
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Germany
A. J. Clarke
Worthington Mitten
Salt Lake City
Madison Square Garden
Salt Lake
Mitten
Cameron
Dave Mackey
Vailsburg
Stein
Goerke
Jones
Hill
Auto Show Plans Lent Strong Space at New York Venues
Announcement by the Association of Licensed Automobile Manufacturers and the American Motor Car Manufacturers Association outlines a simple yet attractive decorative scheme for displays at Madison Square Garden and the Grand Central Palace. Space applications exceed the 78 000 square foot allotment as organizers prepare for the 1909 handbook and ongoing planning sessions.
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Association of Licensed Automobile Manufacturers
American Motor Car Manufacturers’ Association
Madison Square Garden
Grand Central Palace
Coler F. Clarkson
Harry T. Clinton
Autocar
Marcus 1. Brock
Buick
W. C. Durant
Cadillac
W. C. Leland
Corbin
ML 5
Hart
Chalmers-Detroit
R. D. Chapin
H. W. Nuckolls
Elmore
J.H. Becker
Franklin
G. H. Stillwell
Hewitt
Ef.r. Hewitt
R.C. Gildersleeve
Locomobile
S. T. Davis
Autoists Still At Odds Delays Peace Conferences
Peace talks among the American Automobile Association the Automobile Club of America and the National Association of Automobile Manufacturers extend another day as several parties miss meetings. The war of schedules continues with races at Savannah and Long Island still set and at risk of collapse.
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American Automobile Association
Ana Automobile Club of America
National Association of Automobile Manufacturers
Savannah
Long Island
Testimonial Fund For Murphy Trainer Of Olympic Team
A committee led by James K Sullivan seeks subscriptions to honor Mike Murphy for months of devoted care to Olympic athletes. They plan a memorial present and a set of resolutions naming each contributor, proposing 1000 citizens donate 5 each.
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Mike Murphy
James KE. Sullivan
Murphy
Sullivan
Paraded Hero Welcomed as Parade Chief Receives Praise
Major John J. Dixon, chairman of the Military Committee, received a letter of compliment from Grand Marshal George W. Wingate for the efficient handling of the Olympic parade. Wingate thanked Dixon for managing a difficult, diverse composition with high credit and sincerity.
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John J. Dixon
Secue
Ien
George W. Wingate
Wyanole Athletic Club Names Officers for Year
The Wyanole Athletic Club, formed from Evening High School Athletic Association alumni, elected officers: President W A Faulkner, Vice President T D Doherty, Recording Secretary J K Lorseher, Financial Secretary Charles A Roth, Treasurer J E McTiernan, Sergeant at Arms A R Mexginnis. About thirty members in good standing, with plans to promote field, track and football activities. Several promising athletes including Ogge from Mercerburg Academy joined.
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Evening High School Athletic Association
W. A. Faulkner
T. d. Doherty
John K. Lorseher
Charles. A. Roth
Tressurer
J. E. McTiernan
Sergerant
A. R. Mexginnis
Ogge
Mercerburg Academy
Atterbury Sisters Dominate Westchester Tennis Play
In one day of the Westchester County Tennis Association tournament the Misses Atterbury swept several events. Miss H. D. Atterbury and J. E. Moore won mixed doubles 6-3 6-3 over Mrs. Morgan and Abraham Bassford Jr. The H. D. Atterbury and J. F. Atterbury duo won two women’s doubles matches, 4-1 6-1 over Sniffen and Milne, and 6-1 6-4 over Mrs. Stillwell and Mrs. Os Tieman of Siwanoy.
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Miss Sniffen
Miss Milne
H. D. Atterbury
J. E. Moore
Morgan
Abraham Bassford, Jr
J. F. Atterbury
William ‘Stillwell
Os Tieman
Siwanoy
Baldwin Outpoints Keyes In Six Round Contest
Matty Baldwin of Rostoh outpointed Bert Keyes in a six round bout at the Fairmont Athletic Club on East 150th Street. The early rounds were slow with clinching, Baldwin landing more blows with greater force. Keyes showed improvement but only in the final round. he dealt the sharpest punishment of the night.
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Matty Baldwin
Rostoh
Bert Keyes
Fairmont Athletic Club
East 150Th Street
Baldwin
Keyes
Baliwin Neef
Wallace Victor Wins Greater New York Amateur Golf Title
William Wallace of the New York Galf Club claimed the Greater New York amateur golf championship at Van Cortlandt Park. Wallace defeated A. G. Lockwood 8 up and 2 to play in the final after beating Frank Hunt 2 up 1 to play in the semi final. Lockwood had earlier defeated Charles Marshall 2 up 1 to play, and Floyd changing cup holder was upset by Lockwood in prior rounds.
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New York
Hunt
Wallace
Floyd
Lockwood
Frank Hunt
A. G. Lock
Davis wins Waumbek Golf Club handbag prize at Jefferson
Twenty five entries compete in the Waumbek Golf Club handbag event in Jefferson New Hampshire. D A Davis claims best net score of 2 11 16 and wins a prize. A secret number 5 yields four ties among Louis Myers J Ke Soule C C Adstt Jr and H Lippincott for the nearest net score to the secret target.
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New York Times
Jefferson
N. H
Waumbek Golf Club
D. A. Davis
Louis Myers
J. Ke Soule
C.C. Adstt, Jr
H. Lippincott
Mitchell Wins Irish Championship Golf Title at Newcastle
J F Mitchell of Edinburgh defeated H N Cairnes of Ireland in the Irish championship at Newcastle by 3 up with 2 to play, securing the title on September 4.
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Newcastle
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Edinburgh
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Ireland
Championship Polo Set at Van Cortlandt Park Today
Readied for juniors New Haven faces Squadron A at Van Cortlandt Park at 3 PM with the field freshly rolled and capable grandstand facilities for thousands. Yesterday a Squadron practice drew a large crowd as Reds defeated Blues 5 to 4 with J Cheever Cowdin scoring for Reds and Moentart Lee Randolph and Yainfather among Blues scorers.
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van Cortlandt Park
New Haven
Squadron A
Reds
Blues
Nyack courts host challenging cup singles final rounds
Miss Marie Wagner and Miss Louise Hammond won places in the challenge cup singles semifinals on Nyack country courts. Wagner defeated ex champion Mrs Willis McH. Ma eh to claim dominance while Hammond beat Mrs George Bo Chitomanu to reach the final stages. Only one men's singles decider, Torrabee Jr. defeating Jewis. Per 4, mT, pod Gf. Stenen Mollenhauer still awaits a match with Columbia interscholastic champion George H. Church for the final cup berth.
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Louise Hammond
West Side
Nyack
Ountry
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Willis
Miss Hammond
George Bo Chitomanu
Harry Torrabee, Jr
Jewis
Stenen J. Mollenhauer
George H. Church
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