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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1914
Page
27
Belmont Park reports Rosebud suffering a damaged tendon after the Withers Stakes effort while jockey Towellard notes Roses’ front position before fatigue set in. Applegate confirms a potential career-ending setback, with trainers and owners weighing options as the Derby approach looms.
A garbled report notes a recent automobile race where Rene Themes and Frenetainn won. John Dawnon was injured and remains in hospital in critical condition, with physicians cautious about his prognosis while others recover.
The Eastern New York team fields Plosehin on clay near Hartesale with a busy round of singles in the County Club event. S Muthawhiht defeats veteran J Partly Paret, advances. Rotherhit edges Fox in a two set win. Howard Voshell battles Steinkampt in a tight three set match as the tournament continues with many more results and Belmont Park entries noted.
Star of Larned A Larned, famed American lawn tennis ace, advances to the Cedarhurst Cup final. He defeats Charis M and Le Roy Larned handles Le Roy in a semifinal showing strong form. The veteran’s steady placement and forehand drives keep him as a top contender for the Davis Cup matches.
Vanderbilt Ward, victor at the Greenwich Country Club event, advanced to the Marine and Field Club finals by winning three matches. He defeated Balch in the second round, Megan in the semifinal, Lutes in the fourth round, and paired with Mand in the doubles round.
Fragmented OCR text records a round by round tennis match sequence with players like Tam Rick Allen, W Hoes, Jennings, Walter Macard, Jack Aberteferte, and others. The garbled lines mention rounds, wins, and opponents, but the fragmentary nature prevents a clear match outcome or full participant list.
Mackenzie, a Hartford, Connecticut native, was named captain of Princeton track for next year at a dinner honoring Princeton athletes from the Intercollegiate Meet in Cambridge. He is regarded as Princeton’s best miler in years, placing third, and he previously set Exeter mile records and will succeed Torrance Fluke as captain and former intercollegiate pole vault champion.
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