DePalma Sets Record in Great Auto Race
Indianapolis May 81 Ralph De Palma set a world record time of 6 3 08.5 for the 500 mile international auto stakes driving a Mercedes to finish first with an average speed of 89.5 mph. Italian English driver Tazio Roba Resta won the Vanderbilt Cup earlier and finished second in a Peugeot after 200 laps on the half mile course.
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Indiaapolis
Ralph de Palma
America
Renemas
Tacio Resta
San Francisco
Peugeot
Mobile
Il Anderson
Bce
Karl Cooper
Anderson
T Sas
Ber
Fadie O'Donnell
Bob Harlan
Ino Peugeot
Tom Alley
Duesenberg
de Palma
Revta
Silvertown
Seie
Reata
Tota
de Palma Tod
Riskid
al Jored
Fie Valma
Nerades
Peix
France
Carl Fisher
Resta
Tre Paina
Toate
Speedway Association
Iet
Hay
Rein
Wilco
Stutz
Wilcoe
Mercedes
Cooper
Wilcox
Jhe
Sn Blute
Klein
de Palin
Porpor Fon i Sunberm de Palma
Noner
Rickenbacher
Maxwell
Wi Parcell
Wandene
Hill
Hogarth
Nerage
Corporato
van Raalte
Burman
Babcock
Carlson
Kosta
Aitken
Torporate
Firew
Orr
Porpo
Victory Crowns De Palma's Career
De Palma wins the International Sweepstakes defeating Resta in a dramatic finish at Silver Town. Anderson, Cooper, Wilcox, and others pursue in fast battles on the brick course. Prizes total about $25,000 with major payout to the winner and accessory awards.
Billiard and Pool Item Sparks Kalas Bounce Debate
A fragment notes Wie Alley Billiard and Pool at Tiepaire event involving Marx Bros and Kalas triggering a notable bounce dispute. The readable text mentions teams or acts aligned with Billiard venues and a venue-related incident affecting Kalas.
Samuri Wins Second Time In Three Days Yacht Race
William E. Dodges Samuri won the Seawanhake Corinthian Yacht Club regatta for the New York Yacht Club fifties, beating J M Macdonoughs Spartan by 19 minutes 44 seconds over 164 miles. Grayling finished third and Ventura fourth, with the breeze favoring Samuri throughout.
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William E. Dodge
Seawanhake Corinthian Yacht Club
New York Yacht Club
J. M. Macdonough
Spartan
J. P. Morgan
Grayling
George ¥. Baker
Ventura
Samari
Mir
Huntington Bay
Ogden M.field
Lena
Huntington
Greenwich Point
J. W. Alker
J. S. Cutler
J. A. Mahlstedt
Okee
J.T. Pratt
Juanita
I E. Raymond
Alera
Alerion
Saensi
Esi
Jy Pratt
Playground Lads Shine In City Track Meet At De Witt Clinton Park
A crowd watched hundreds compete for track and field titles as the Yorkville playground team won overall with 23 points, followed by Queensboro and West 59th Street. Henry Rotschild, 119 pounds, starred in sprints and led Yorkville to the point trophy along with Bennie Cohen in the running high jump and George Dolan in the broad jump.
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de Witt Clinton Park
William J. Lee
Nisl
Yorkville
Queensboro
West 59Th Street
Henry Rotschild
Geand Satlatl
Sar Goth Ie Pauemunus
A. Colton Veers
Wireman
Queenstore
Grenele
Petar
Sank Rave
Fox Hills Golf Club holiday competition results
Fox Hills Golf Club hosted holiday events with George Worth capturing the flag by the eighteenth green. S Kimball claimed medal play handicap first prize with 98 45 98. EM Burns won the Class B cup with 98 30. Wyatt and Richard Mamlok took Class A four ball with a net of 3, while A.M. and Werthiey won in the second division.
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Boren Reest
Fox Hills
George
Worthay
S. Kimball
EM. Burns
Wyatt
Richard Mamlok
A.M
Werthiey
Williams Wins On Links at Taconic Club
Williams defeated Amherst golf team 5 to 1 on the Taconic Club links. Captain Gleason of Williams beat Gillett 2 up and 1 to play, with Fessenden and Coleman finishing their matches decisively.
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Williams
Amherst Tiolf
Gleason
Gillett
Fessenden
Coleman Vee
Miss Wagner Starts Strongful Bid For Tennis Title
The Amackassin Club annual lawn tennis tournament in Yonkers began with Miss Marie Wagner, New York State champion, winning two singles matches on clay. Gertrude Amackassin Club, Wagner’s top rival, fell in straight sets. Other players, including Miss Hill and Miss Josephine Martin, were eliminated as progress continued and the event moves into today's rounds.
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Amackassin Club
Yonkers
Marie Wagner
New York
Gertrude [iii
Amac- Kassin Club
Miss Wagner
Miss Hill
Mina Wagner
3 Hill
Josephine Martin
Wagner
Mier
Amy Harper
Von Bernuth Beats Gatcomb In Courts Defeat
A. F. Von Bernuth stunned the Great Neck Hills Country Club semi final by defeating Ralph H. Gatcomb in three sets to reach the Nassau and Queens counties championship final. R. H. Boggs defeated TL M. Hobart in straight sets to meet Von Bernuth in the title match, with doubles action also on the slate.
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A. F. von Bernuth
Ralph H. Gatcomb
Great Neck Hills
Nassau
Queens Counties
Great Neck
Long Island
von Bernath
Gatcomb
R. H. Boggs
TL M. Hobart
von Bernuth
Boggs
Hobart
Hi. Ta
Merle Johnson
Ro Roberts
Murala
Borges
Sears
W. I. Michener
H. J Howard
Kenteth
Wanton LLC Ca
Deal Club and Country Club Thirty six holes medal play leaders
At the Deal Golf and Country Club yesterday regulars played thirty six holes of medal play handicap with eighteen to count. In class A Alfred Nathan led the field with an R277. The B division top scorer was a 70 net posted by BR Daly who carried a 17 handicap. Here are a few more leaders in each class.
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Deal Club and Country Club
Deal Golf and Country Club
Alfred Nathan
BR. Daly
Nanaorth
Totsey Country Club
C. Var Deen
G. F. Dunning
Giocras
Dunning
Aia
Deversut
Ehianpter i
Vanterbroot Wesleyan
Trinity
Murray
Lansing
Marwerde
Mckay
Kerif
Carpentera
Stuniey
Hecker
Smith
Heekus
Hrand
Shelley
Chapin
Smile
sUambert
Hrant
Westeran
Vane
Carpenter
Auboaly Lair
Manhattan Club Wins Chess Match
The Manhattan Chess Club of New York defeated Franklin Chess Club of Philadelphia 14 to 3 in the intercity trophy match played in Philadelphia. The event featured a evening session with decisive results for the visitors.
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Manhattan Club
Tetune
Philadelphia
Manhattan Chess Club
New York
Franklin Chess Club
Manhattans
Follo Manhattan
Franklin
Wharton Nt
Medes Beer
Snaiy
Oates Welle
Ec Fetal Seeerisee
Voshell Boasts Whirlwind Win in Eastern NY Tennis
In the Eastern New York State championship on clay at Hartsdale, Woshell Voshell swamped A W Waite of the Dublin club 60 60 to reach the fourth round. Lovibond, Hammett and Dionne advanced by defeating Ingersoll Behar Wood and King as women and doubles also progressed.
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Philadelphia
Molla Bjurstedt
Norway
Pennsylvania
Merion
Eleanor Sears
Marshall McLean
Harper Wallach
Clare Cassel
Mira Fiiaheth. Porter
D. PB. Wood
Misa Eleanor Carey
Con Steever
Ummaries
Mise Heanor
Iefault
Hart Wares
Jorenien
Ste Barger
Bettie Runa
Aeteatad
Ietanlt
Wala
Virginia Litehtis
Fred Hawthorne
New York
County
Westcheater
Hartsdale
W. Merrill Hall
Arthur M. Lovibond
Alfred D. Hammett
Hall
Lovibond
S. Howard Voshell
A. W. Waite
Dublin
A. F. Ingersoll If
Ely Behar
Hammett
W. Halsey Wood
George King
G. A. L. Dionne
Allan Behr
Vanderbilt Ward
J. W. Fox
J. H. Steinkamp
F. B. Geddes
Abraham Hassford
R. B. McClare
W. H. Anderson
Voshell
Dr. Waite
Waite
Misa Gamage
Theodore Earle
Victor
Gabrielle Wilson
Davin
Reimer
Howard Wow
Inca
Ward
Margaret Gr
Marsiews
Johnson and Wright Win Massachusetts Lawn Tennis Doubles Title
Harry Johnson and Irving C. Wright of the Hawkwood Cricket Club capture the Massachusetts championship in doubles in Newton Massachusetts. They defeat J W r and C W Currier of Boston in the final round with scores 6 9 7 9, 3 6 1 and 1 9.
Haworth Club Honors Top Golfers After 36 Hole Test
Haworth Country Club players completed a 36 hole test with class A winner GR Spaulding posting 105 to 84. In the B division, W E Hinsdale led with a 62 net as the best score across the two rounds.
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Haworth Country Club
GR. Spaulding
Eforts
W. E. Hinsdale
Glen Ridge Club Hosts Prize Golf Over Two Rounds
Golfers at the Country Club of Glen Ridge competed from dawn to dusk for prizes. Harry D. Smith won the president's cup with a 162 total across 39 holes, aided by a 32-stroke allowance. Ralph Scheffey captured the green cup with 86 88, Charles Mite finished 36 holes with 189 44 145, and J. W. Sands posted 95 174 for 18 holes.
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Tman
Glen Ridge
Harry D. Smith
Ralph Scheffey
Charles Mite
J. W. Sands
Grom
WD. Smith
Heeves
Mar
Pompanraster
Ai Isa
Saens
White Wins Cup at Tuxedo in Fine Golf Form
Gardiner W. White of Flushing captured the chief cup at the Tuxedo Golf Club in an invitational event defeating Paul Moore of Morris County by 9 up and 7 to play. John N. Stearns, once Princeton, rallied to beat Watson 3 up 2 to play. Dwight Partridge led medal play with 77 but tied net with F. L. Carey at 72. Nassau County Club hosted 36-hole medal play with H. Beyer winning 169 16-1 and Hicks 157 153 in a separate event.
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Gardiner W. White
Flushing
Tuxedo Golf Club
Paul Moore
Morris County
Moore
Jong Midiron
Ramapo
Roel Moore
Sittbad Passter
Pesenas White
John N. Stearns
Princeton
Im Watson
Ballusrol
Stearns
Dwight Partridge
F. L. Carey
Partridge
Carey
Rangi
Wallenba
Newell
Talcat
Shushmare
Nassau Country Club
H. Beyer
William N. Hicks
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