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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1919
Page
5
Orioles pitcher Rube Carnahan defeats the Chicago Bears twice in a single day as manager Bill Dunn of Baltimore hails the standout start. Carnahan dominates with sharp movement and steady control, sealing a pair of victories that highlight the Orioles' pitching depth this week.
Unclear text recounts a Baltimore pitcher delivering strong relief and offensive support against the Bears Newars in a doubleheader. Mentions Ted Cather at third, several una scored runs, and a chaotic incident affecting the game.
Ingo Hartmann edged Hunter in a five set finish for the Quebex Ridge championship at the New Rochelle Country Club yesterday. Hartmann won 6 4 7 5 7 9 6 4 after a tight start as Hunter fought back, then Hartmann pressed with speed and tactics to clinch the title in the decisive fifth set.
Hawthorne notes applaud a strong week for lawn tennis with focus on the girls metropolitan junior championship. Miss Hieren Rice defends singles title. Misses Martha and Alice Bayard win doubles. The piece highlights rising young players, upcoming Forest Mills and Philadelphia events, and a dense field for the Metropolitan championship with top contenders including Mlle Bjurstedt and Mrs. Wightman.
The American doubles team of Captain Watson M. Washburn and Major Dean Mathey fell to Australians O Hara Wood and R Lycett in four sets, 6 1 4 6 6 1 6 3, at the inter Allied tennis tournament finale. Generals Pershing and other notables attended.
Two top players eye ultimate court supremacy as singles begin at US clock this morning with two rounds on opening day. Afternoon sessions continue all week, women’s doubles start tomorrow at 4 pm and mixed doubles at 6. Absent contestants face a 15 minute leeway before default. Mrs Edward Cornell Duble chairs the tournament committee.
Jersey City overwhelmed Reading 16 to 10 in a high scoring game at Reading. The visitors piled up 32 hits led by long balls in the later innings as Earnhardt and Weinert were driven from the mound early. Several players contributed, with multiple names listed among the offensive onslaught and defensive miscues, while umpires Myibin and Wagar called the action.
Tobey advances into the semi final round at the Westchester County lawn tennis championship played at the County Tennis Club of Westchester. He defeated Charles Moore by retirement at 8-8. Other results include second round James Fox defeating T Meade 6-3 7-5 and George King beating N E Fox 6-1 6-0. Third round Henry Basford defeated Jamies Fox 6-2 6-4.
The snippet lists participants and placements across multiple racing heats in the Eastern League program. It names Memphis New Orleans Memphis entries including Hushville and St Paul, with numerous horses and riders referenced such as Davauve Morin and Pastoral. It shows race directions, weights, and the tiered tack seating, noting apprentices and winners while detailing four year olds and up with various stakes and conditions.
Heavyweight champion Jess Willard arrives in Toledo from California to finalize training for the July 4 title bout with Jack Dempsey at Bayview Park Arena. He surveys Casino Maumee Bay club tomorrow and proceeds with a scorching practice session alongside Dempsey and challengers.
Francisco Verri, the EU Thalia sprinter, defeated Alfred Goullet and Raymond Katon in a three cornered match race at the Velodrome in Newark yesterday afternoon. Verri led in heat one and outsprinted Goullet on the final turn in heat two. Tom Bellu of Brooklyn won the one mile handicap and Eddie Madden won the ten mile open, his third straight long race.
O'Hara and Smith defeated Mackie and Dowling in an eighteen hole professional four-ball match at Sunningdale Country Club. The winners won 2 up with O'Hara scoring 1 and 46 for the outward and inward legs, while Dowling posted the better card for the losers on the day.
Joseph Fox defeated Donald Lahey in the Nassau and Queens counties lawn tennis final at North Hempstead County Club Long Island with a 2-6 6-1 6-1 score. Fox also teamed with Willard Horsford to win the men’s doubles title 8 2. Empey’s Nine notes and Dyckman Oval doubleheader results follow with roughs and pitching details for the day.
Forecasters predict showers and variable cloud cover across regions from the plains to the Rocky Mountains. Expect cooler nights and mild days with chances of thunderstorms in some areas, including New York and Pennsylvania, as unsettled conditions linger into the week.
Weather forecast notes warmer and partly cloudy conditions with rising temperatures in the Monti area. Local officials report humidity and a chance of showers or thunderstorms across the Mississippi Valley, Gulf Coast, and upper Midwest regions with variable winds and possible inland showers.
War driven changes reshaping auto manufacturing abroad with plans for assembled cars and American style mass production. Fiat and European makers adopt unit powerplants and magnetos while U S features like central radiators and hot spot manifolds appear. Bethlehem Motors manager Stevenson resigns ill health, Roy S. Davey named successor. International racing prospects include Rene Thomas racing for Ballot and possible entries at Sheepshead Bay with rivals Resta, De Palma, and Gaston Chevrolet among anticipated lineups.
A damaged notice describes an art exhibition featuring sculpture and painting by Hof And West, with paintings by John Sow and others. The event showcases various works at multiple venues along Avenue and Fourth Street, including the American Museum of Modern Art style displays.
Incoming steamers listed with names and destinations, unreadable OCR fragments. The notice notes vessels arriving yesterday and due today with dates and line items mentioning ports and operators in garbled form.
Maritime brief lists multiple ships and ports including Tintoretta in Argentina and Brest, with listed departure times around 6:30 AM to 12:00 PM. Mentions Bahia, Capes May, Havre, and London routes, plus various vessel codes and names such as Santa Paula, Shia Mir, and La Lorraine.
The Mohawk Athletic Club scored 44 points to win team honors in the Bronx Athletic League monthly games at Macombs Dam Park. Anselm's placed second with 1s and O nam third with 8. Reicher. Mohawk was the sole double winner, taking running high jump and broad jump titles.
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