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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1918
Page
27
A fragmented report describes a match at the Ardsley Club where a star player forced a 14 12 set. The narrative references several players and onlookers, with dated names and venues interwoven throughout the piece.
The article recounts a vivid, humorous critique of cricket versus baseball, noting American disdain for cricket's pace and attire, contrasted with a wartime West Point setting and a lively discussion of players, teams, and matches. It mentions figures like McGraw and Hoyt Guilary and hints at British and American baseball tastes.
The Meadow Brook Club show in Westbury yesterday produced multiple sensational results. Pride's Hi Twit Em won top honors as best-of-breed, while Sun sunflower tied for best overall. Night Rider took best in show in a surprise verdict.
A dense catalog of dog show entries and placings across multiple breeds and classes. Mentions Red Brook Kennels Beaver Brook Kennels Kinnelon Kennels and Windholme Kennels with dogs such as terriers sheepdogs and fox terriers placing in first second and third across various categories.
chaotic OCR style summary of Belmont racing entries and various names. mentions many participants, locations, and possible race details with scattered numbers and terms. Readers should verify against original race card for exact horses, riders, and results.
Auto makers' representatives, led by the National Association of Car Growers, plan topics for today's convention. The meeting excludes Henry Ford. issues include production, drives, and exports. Traffic changes on one-way streets and rising vehicle registrations in New York state loom over the discussions.
A detailed Belmont Park program winds through an action packed afternoon where Hubbub scores a dramatic third race win as a well sourced field, including King Simon and Straight Forward, clash down the stretch. Other events see Fut tergold triumph in a tight finish, Dunboyne Win and Grinatkin shine, while New Haven and King Simon also figure amid a high pace day of racing.
A probate foreclose notice details the administrator parties Alfred Heinshrimer and Mortimer Warthrug as trustees for a trust benefiting La Steck Ler and remaindermen. Proceedings reference Clerk's index No. 2/88a and dates in 1918 with a May 24-18 event at New York Borough.
The Manhattan doubles started yesterday afternoon on the clay courts of the Nave Wore Tennis Club at 238th Street. Captain J. Harry Steinkampf and Worry BM Baseford of Mont Pleasant defeated Ceci Tone and Frank Anderson 2 1 in a mixed match, with numerous players vying for the title in the tournament led by Elga Hart Mann and Alioth Wineau as strong contenders.
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