Lynch Defeats Smith in Fast 12-Round Bout at Madison Square Garden
Joe Lynch, former world bantamweight champion, defeated Midget Smith by decision in a swift 12-round bout at Madison Square Garden. The crowd roared as Lynch closed strong with a blistering finish, blood and crowd-pleasing exchanges marking a brutal, fast battle between two bantams.
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Smith
Jack Lawrence
Madison Square Garden
Joe Lynch
Lyeth
Hiss
Bregan
Johnny Mognt
Joe
Stu
Haley
France May Yet Default In Davis Cup Tennis
Paris June 1 The French Davis Cup team may default the semi final against Denmark unless Australia agrees to play in England or France instead of the United States The Australians propose a change if it helps France reach the top round The French threaten default if the plan fails and travel costs are prohibitive
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Apeociates
Denmark
Australia
England
Fran
United States
Asth Australisne
Australis
France
America
Washington Crew Heads East to Wisconsin Race
Washington University crew heads east on June 1 to race the University of Wisconsin at Lake Genevieve. The team then plans further competition as the schedule unfolds, with paddling events and team preparations in the season stride.
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Washington
Seattle
University of Washington
Opramen
Wisconsin
Lake Jone
Lenglen Anxious Over Mallory Loss Ahead of Wimbledon
Suzanne Lenglen says she is annoyed by Mrs Mallory’s loss in England and may meet her in Wimbledon finals. She notes Ellaabeth Ryan defeated Beamish 6 2 6 2 at Brussels and says Ryan is a stronger player than Mallory. Lenglen rests at home before defending her French championships title starting Saturday.
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Aris
Associated Press
Suzanne Lenglen
Det Stedt Mallory
England
Beamish
Mile. Lenglen
Mallory
Wimbledon
Mise Ellaabeth Ryan
Dailey and Stein Win In Junior Tennis Meet
The junior metropolitan clay court championship began at New York Tennis Club on 238th Street and Presdway. The semifinals feature C and E Stein among the remaining players as Reith, Khuenes, Wick, Kunenere, and other competitors are noted in the recent round results.
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Stein
New York Tennis Club
238Th Street
Presdway
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E. Stein
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TP Cohen
J Reith
Khuen
Wick
Kunenere
Bilge
Miss Ryan Reaches Middlesex Semifinal in Women’s Tennis
Miss Beth Ryan of San Francisco defeats Minnie Strafford 6-1 6-2 to advance to the Middlesex women’s singles semi finals at Chiswick England. Mrs Mallory and Miss Sigourney win women’s doubles 6-2 6-4 and reach semis in seamen’s doubles.
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Chiswick
Mrs. Mallory
Miss Sigourney
Mise Stratford
Gina Peacock
Mallory
Orange Tennis Tourney Opens With Strong Entry
The annual men's invitation singles begins at 4 PM on the Orange Lawn Tennis Club turf courts in Mountain Station New Jersey with a large field. First round features Gerald Benson Elliott Binzen Robert Lefley Merrihew J D Ewing and many others as play continues through Sunday. The event includes exhibition doubles and a memory of past Californians influencing play.
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Orange Lawn Tennis Club
Mountain Station
Gerald B. Son Ve
Elliott H. Binzen
Robert Lefley
W. Merrihew
J. D. Ewing
Tewis B. Larned
Fred C. Anderson
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Chew
van Deventer Brothers
Hall
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Tien
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Terrace
Kings County
Tennis Association
East Seventeenth Street
Avenue J
Fistbush
Brooklyn City
Fierneon
New York
Amackassia Club
Yonkers
Alfred D. Hammett
Dr. George A King
Francis T. Stunter
Elliott Binten
Clerk Sought in Jewelry Theft Caught in Newburg
Ernert Hill, 33, calling himself a clerk, was arrested in Newburgh by Detective Stanley. He is charged with stealing jewelry valued at about 28,000 dollars from Clement Wardell at 69 West Fort Street. Hill, known as Charles Hiles, Jerick Lampoon and Digger Hill, died after a hotel incident on May 14, with deposit vault theft and missing jewels prompting the case. Henry Goldberg was later arrested in Newburgh for involvement.
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John Ti. Vaughan
Irs
Clement Warduell
Entworth
West Fort
Hil
Charles Hiles
Jerick Lampoon
Digger Hill
Hotel of Recommendation
Wardell
Hill
Detective Bureau
Henry Goldberg
Newcurgh
New York Liner Schedules Mediterranean Voyage List
The liner New York, a former crack North Atlantic steamer, will sail in June with about 1,200 passengers. The American-Black Sea Line, including the Acropolis and the New York, plans a monthly New York to Naples, Piraeus, Marmara, Constanta and Constantinople service with relief workers aboard.
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SD. Stephanidis
Taek Sea Line
Anid
North Atlantic
United States
Stephanidie
Near Es
Hollis's Second Wife Seeks Seclusion in New Hampshire
The second wife of former Senator Henry P Hollis has gone to a sanatorium at Lake Winnepauket in Webster New Hampshire. She and her mother Mrs Arme White have both sought treatment at the Austin Sanatorium where Mrs White has been a patient for some time. A Bulgarian divorce from Hollis’s first wife was recently challenged as illegal and no word came on whether the senator would visit.
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Jane
Anne Hobbs
Hollis
United States
Henry P
New Hampshire
Lake Winnepauket
Webster
Austin Sanatorium
Arme
Bank Clerk Denies Involvement In Brooklyn Hold-up
Vincent Carter of Bainbridge Street Brooklyn, a Chat ham and Phenix National Bank teller, was arrested with three accomplices after a Broadway tobacco shop robbery. Held on $2600 bail, he says detectives framed him, claiming vengeance for pursuing the robbers while he was a witness. He testified after a young man identified him and Ruben Stein pointed him out as a robber.
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Bainbridge Street
Brooklyn
Chatham and Phenix National Bank
Broadway
Gates Avenue
Raymond Street
Matt
Clement
Middle West
RC. Carter
Trinidad
St. Mary's College
Halsey Street
Tts
Carter
Rubenstein
How American Citizens Can Bring Prosperity To Our Country
An editorial urging optimism and active effort to revive prosperity. It argues against pessimism, warns against wealth hoarding, and stresses support for manufacturers and merchants. The piece promotes affordable, value driven ready to measure clothing and pledges customer satisfaction with square deals.
Finkelstein and Maisel Advise Uptown Elevator Route
Advertisement notes a showroom at 810 Broadway near List Street with an uptown store open evenings and directions to take the elevator one flight toward 1655 Broadway nearby. The fragment references a factory showroom layout and location guidance.
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List St
Lasker to Remain Head of Shipping Board for Year
Washington June 1 Chairman Lasker denied reports he would leave the Shipping Board soon. He said he would stay at least another year, noting he promised President Harding to stay long enough to bring order to the merchant marine and help form stable policy. He added he would be on the job for at least six months more.
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