Two Players Reach Semi-Finals In Orange Tennis Tourney
Fred Hawthorne reports on a 22-player draw at Orange Town Tech cuties event in New Jersey. The field narrowed to six in the first rounds while top contenders Shimizu Vonhell and Richards delivered dramatic rallies, with highlights from Shaffer, Voshell, Yokel, and others drawing a crowd of about 200 spectators on a sunny day.
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Pottownmen
Sect Nates
Orange Tawn Tech Cuties
N. J
Pope
Caesar
Allen Cy
Psi
Benton and Harmon Victors in Golf at Hudson River Club
Charles Benton and Tom Harmon of the Hudson River Country Club won their flat match yesterday in the pure professional game. They defeated Edward F. Landers and Andy Brown of Sunningdale Club by a score of hand. The match lead changed with Harmon and Renton obtaining a four hole advantage, while Brown and Friedlander showed strength at Hadson River yesterday. Ed Stevenson pitched well for the losers, but support was ragged as Healy used several and tried players.
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Charles Benton
Tom Harmon
Hudson River
Cuab
Genrus
Edward Fieldlander
Andy Brown
Sunningdale
Harmon
Renton
Brown
Friedlander
Hadson River
Loseohn Healy
All-Stars
Hogan Association
Ed Stevenson
Hin
Healy
Kynaston Wins Fourth Round Tennis Match
Percy J. Kynasten advances to the fifth round of the Brooklyn championship singles at Terrace-Kings, defeating Ralph De Mott 10-8 6-2. The field started with 149 contenders but many were eliminated by nightfall as play continued on the clay courts of the County Tennis Association.
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Brooklyn
Terrace-Kings
Ping
Percy J. Kynasten
Ralph de Mott
Seitehire Kashio
Kenneth D. Fisher
Crooklin
Mes's
Rount
Riva
Onda
Fisher
Geeree
Thowson
Bent
da Naiman
Beni
Ciyo Matenaih
Erne Wi
Thomas Coed
Ait Haigh
To Vlarty
Leewin
Larah Cetin
Sok
Merbert Leer
Howard Oe
O. McLeughiin
Earn
Tnd
Tad Me
Breeze Vail
Steve Kieaineer
JE Cameron
Vas Halley
Tanase
Whithoe
FO. Koen
Genk
Eg Deoree Sindel Mtalcsro
Pupean
Busgon
Eirtniene
Osginast
Sikrijiene
Dawinn Mice Meteatefir
Preterien Diaeseres
A Copeland
Detest Wiper
Eosemi
Harry G. Maren
Staror Pechar Afsien
Dean Uverdres
de Tn
Poynd
Preserick
Anderen
Teaward Garnaum
Sieuhen
Mrutape
PA Boech
Stott
Lauren
Gereyred Arman
Barrett and Tendler Seek Quakertown Win Tonight
Philadephia update on Bobby Barrett and Lefty Lew Tendler as they prepare for a heavyweight bout at the Phillies ball yard. Promoters and local officials anticipate a decisive victory with the winner expected to earn a date with Benny Leonard for the lightweight title. Crowd safety, manager comments, and potential conflicts are noted as the bout looms.
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Jack Lawrence
Philadelphia
Bobby Barrett
Clifton Heights
Lew Tendler
Phillies
Bill Penn
City Hall
Benny Leonard
Barrett
Tendler
Phil Glaswroth
Lew
Leonard
Rickard
Frank Plourney
Flournoy
Billy
Giteon
Benny
Virgaide
Ball Park
Scuffla
Jimmy
Dougherty
Mansper
Phil Glassman
Pobby
Public Safety
Cortelyou
Grassman
Nsent
Bobby
Lew Pendler
Teall
Jimmy Dow
Boxing bouts and promoter talk spark arena plans
Readable fragments describe boxing tournaments and card matchups at Freeport and Oakland with 12 round bouts. Names like Kenny Kilbane and promoter figures Dougherty O'Brien figure in heated discussions over referee roles and potential ring careers.
Giants and Yankees battle for pennant lead in split week
The Round Up UST notes the Giants shift back toward the field amid a three-team chase by Pirates Cardinals and Robins. The Yankees slip only slightly but hold a lead as both clubs prep for western rivals, with Latonia Special announced as a major Kentucky race on June 24 featuring top three-year-olds like Morvich and Snob II.
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Giants
McGraw
Pirates
Cardinals
Robins
Clu
McGrawmen
Yankees
Yanks
Polo Grounds
Matt J. Winn
Kentucky Jockey 4 Club
Churchill Downs
K. T. Wilson
Pillory
Pimlico
Morvich
Snob IV
Snob
Snob TL
Jimmy Rowe
Kentucky
John Sanford
Snob II
J. 5
Cosden
Y. M. H. A. Athletic Games Won by 92d Street Branch
The annual handicap track meet of the M. H. A. Athletic League held at Macombs Dam Park saw the 92d Street Branch dominate from start to finish. In the junior division Herman Weehslar of the Williamsburg branch captured both the yard dash and the quarter mile. The mile walk was won by Herry Lobes, unattached, who previously won at the New York A. C. games, defeating Joe Aronson of the Pastime A. C. by about view yards. The two mile run featured a finish in which Clinton from the Paulist A. C. outpaced Harvey Litchenstein of the Brooklyn A. A. to win, with John Costello of the Paulist A. C. third after leading from the mile mark.
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M. H. A. Athletic League
Macombs Dam Park
Herman Weehslar
Willismaburg
Herry Lobes
New York A.C
Joe Aronson
Pastice A.C
View Yards
Ron Wae Y Clinton
Paullat
John Costello
A. C
Idrarchy
Oreond
Taurus
Dunlere
Unclear college baseball items with mangled names
Fragmented OCR item mentions college baseball and several garbled names and places, with unclear teams and outcomes. Reading shows scattered references to institutions, locations, and possible scores or events, but no coherent report or identifiable facts to summarize.
Kuhn Wins Metropolitan Junior Singles Title
Ernest Kuhn defeats E Stein to win the Metropolitan Junior Singles title in a tense match. Kuhn takes the first and third sets, while Stein counters with early breaks and late rallies. The contest hinges on routine strokes and nerves, with Kuhn's steadier play proving decisive.
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Kuhn
Metropolitan
Ernest Kuhn
E. Stein
Hove
Mos
Stein
Met Golf Title Likely To Be Won On Lakewood Links
Steetser favored to win the metropolitan amateur championship at Lakewood as top players like Travers White and Jesse See ter compete. White, returning from an auto accident, uses a light driver and shows solid form. The field also features Gardiner, Dyer, Collett, and Edith Cummings joining the Eastern tourney, with Jeanne See ter emerging as a strong challenger on Lakewood’s lengthy layout.
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Steetser
Met
Lakewood
Gardiner White
Long Island
Star Shapes
Miss Collett
Ray McCarthy
Travers
William Bipare Travers
Traction Pis
White
Jesse Seeter
Ouran
Lakewood Links
Rew
Frank Dyer
Olen Sill
Wednaaday
B White
Apasatnl
Ulna
Fiserm Tad
Ademas
Taping
Ors
Fenton
Huane Sereater
Rigarap
Des Engiewend
Sur
Storrs Toure
Ron Cur
Renedohn
Neil Oon
PS Paaialea
Mirhart Aasefierte & Prosi
Deal Eee
Vaarr
Weatchester Biltmore Club
Rye
Mies
Edith Cummings
Chicago
Mint Glanne Collett
Metropolitan Aetion
Westbrook Club
Miss Cummings
Tevday
Collett
Roh Bariow
Ple
IL Arnold
Georgiana Bishop
Mra
Marga
Belmont Park steeplechase entry list and results
Belmont Park entries show a steeplechase event with about 18 entries. Marten Bae and Hash compete, ropes used, and fourth race details indicate mile length and performances at the track.
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Belmont Park
Farlemen
Rfewene
Pat
Tuxedo Club Golf Tourney Attracts Excellent Entry
Entry prospects rise for the Tuxedo Club Invitational to be played June 10 with one of the largest fields. Medals and a cup offered in five divisions, new fourteenth hole opened, qualifying rounds to begin next Saturday with many noted players among the entrants.
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Tuxedo Golf Club
Tuxedo
Pasethe Automo
Doreno
HL Mellon
Harald All
Morristown
Naway
G. €Erie
W. Parrish Risk
Wyllye Carey
T. Greer Cook
John KE
Morin
Hare
Grenville Kane
F. Keech
HT. King
Grisseold Lorillard
Carlos F. McDonald
Stafford Mebane
Harry Lansing McVickar
C. T. Richardyan
Philip Kip Rhinelander
George St. George
Bo Terry
St. James Barks Apesans
B. Bingham
All
Fhnien
ID Lawrer Wan
George Wrenn
Raney
Adamay Henry B. Sedgwick
Alexander Pratt
EC. Cowdin
X. T. Puliteer
B. Re
Tilden Wins Eastern Pennsylvania Title
Tilden, world tennis champion, won four matches to capture the Eastern Pennsylvania championship. He defeated Dress Be Hawk in the fourth round and beat Carl Plechery of the University of Pennsylvania in the semifinal, then won the final to add another title to his list.
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PNLAD
Philip Bettens
San Francisco
Gad
Saz
Coal
Shea Stars in Games of Pastime Athletic Club
Shea Baer led Pastime Athletic Club members’ games at Macomb’s Dam Park yesterday. He won the 20 yard dash, placed second in the editors and rushing high jump, with other performances by James, Tevbia, and Bar Tar in a crowded field.
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Shea Stars
Pastime Athletic Club
Dan Baer
Macomb
Dam Park
Firemain
Ihardhany
Ohana
Uenchard
Condienr
Wan Hy Jamey Nombre
Satanhc Ae Ayaa
Yengey Seromh
Semin Tevbia
Garden
Bar Tar
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Comemitten
Orange
Tiides
Bitte Asdenon
William Wax Dex Kieft
Mabel
Rochards
Gene Ed Vanley
Shimita
Shimiei
Richards
Ltt
Hull
Anes
Verhell
Shimizu
Yokel
Veshall
Voshell
Ordi
Aviston
Milano
Salty van Deventer
Plaed Sound
Me Frye
RB. W. Sobery
Jolliffest
Watts
Pete Cough- Buthe Treandimne
Fone
Neve Neerrarion
Simone Aieeni
Beatson
de Aetesion
Hisnard Weyi
Oelener
Tant
Fond Berkman
Philp Ven Peat
Davegie
Murray Vernon
Zenzo Shimien
Kynaston
Kaship
Quakertown
Freeport
Stein Ve. Wolf Laver
Oakland A. A
Denver
Ahe Galdsielu
Paneho Villa
Turaday Pheenanorn
Stustium
Cherie Pity
K. C. Vhil Delmont
Mandwary FA — Rooklen Collinge Club
Medicalment Armary
Barney Kerley
Charley Picker
van Saterday
Rink
Valdie O'Dowd
Johnny Ganon
Aanvenad We Parkes
Regiment Armary
Charlie Spielman
Len Wade
Roande
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Res
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Mallory
Molla Bjurstedt Mallory
Beamish
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Mya
Miss Leitch
United States
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Alex
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U. States
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Miss Wethered
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92D Street Branch
Grracuse
Commissa
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Harniitenamiltan
S. Fennayivaard
Cambrides
St. Beanie
Beton Cail Neston
M. Miner
Eant Tereon Minety-aepend Etteet
Mehaanes
Tuxedo Club
Tilden
Eastern Pennsylvania
Fischer
William Maxwell
America
Materia
William Maxwell Institute
Second National Bank
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