Ardsley Club Star Reaches 14-12 Set in Tough Match
Ardsley Club's Mrs Green battles Miss Hue through a brutal 2-sets match, finally winning 6-2 14-12 to advance. Goss also strong, Briggs and Browning players contend in the day's singles and doubles, with numerous upsets and tight nets as participants push toward the semifinals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardsley
Poinne Esperiy
Stuart
Eleanor Goss
Ritetarional
Inder
Joveth Teard
Ardsiex-on-Tudison
Mar Attero
Mrs. Green Bible
Browning
Green
Ides
Arthur F. Thurall
Nathalie Browning
Pring
Iagies
We Dickinson
Defeataymond
Mra. Briggs
Wars Leachman
Mesa
G.D
Ni ‘Lepurts
Indman
Winders
Mie Anc
Baseball Comes To Britain In Odd Tea and Tranquil Garb
Louis Lee Arms humorously argues that baseball will replace cricket in Britain, praising the American game’s speed and action. He jokes about tea breaks, white flannel trousers, and mustaches, imagining a future World Series between London and New York, with McGraw adapting to the British scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ngland
Little Isle
England
John McGraw
John J. McGraw
Frank Hoyt Guiler
Tennessee
Oxford
United States of America
Gailor
Great Britain
Carl Mays
Boston
Yankees
America
London
South Africa
Lord's
Transvaal
Lord’s
Buckingham Bones
New York Giants
New York
John Joseph McGraw
American Bred Fox Terrier Proves Sensation at Show
The Meadow Brook Club in Westbury hosted a Ladies' Kennel Association show where Pride's Hill Tweak 'Em, a homebred wire fox terrier, won Best of All Breeds over imported rivals. Lansdowne Sunflower, a greyhound, took Best of the Opposite Sex. Night Rider the Old English sheepdog won the variety string’s top prize, with Matford Vic as runner up and several terriers placing in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Kennel Association of America
Meadow Brook Club
Westbury
Long Island
Quincy Adams Shaw McKean Wood
Aes
America
Pride
Lansdowne Sunflower
United States
Siateen
Pride's Hill
Matford Vic
Madison Square Garden
Lord Cholmondeley II
Kinnelon Kennels
Morris Kenney
Uncle Sam
Roy A. Rainey
Marbald Warsong & Wire
Ed Fox Terrier
Marbald Kennels
Lord Mondeley TI
Mra
BF. Lewis
Irs
Landesdowne Suistar
Crayhound
B.is
Landsdowne ‘Sensation
Charles Ht
Mason
Cambridge
Kirst
Kinnelon
Lady Godiva
Red Brook
Beaver Brook
Gd. A. Shaw McKean
Captain M. Hughes
Ds. G.t. Courtenay
Sabine Fragrance
Enouth
Harved
Pires
Vankibourne Kennels
Chum Chane
Alderbourne
Mes V. & de Moore
Pall Mall
Red Brook Kennels
Red Brock Lionel
Poadle
Red Brock
Drs. Reerhounder
Willowbrook
Kerinele Enghialh
Tera
Lismore Kennels
Trish Setters
Nonesportin Brace
Beaver Brook Kennels
Wales
Old Sheepdoa
Red Rook
Vitoria
Limora Colleen
John Z. Adams
Lord Cholmondeley
Ehow
W. Hey Beaver Brook Kennels
Brentwood Hero
Dog show results feature varied breeds and champions barred
Detail of a dog show with blue ribbons across terrier and non terrier classes. Multiple kennels such as Red Brook Beaver Brook Kinnelon Lismore and Windholme vie for honors in Old English sheepdog poodles collies and fox terriers with champions barred in several categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egular
Kinnelon
Lady Godiva
Beaver Brook
Beaver Brook Vanity
Red Brook
Superman
Sime
Lionel
Blichen
Firet
Red Brook Victoria
Chong
John Z
Adams
Lord Cholmondeley
Windholme
Army trounces Fort Slocum at West Point in rough action
Army overwhelms Fort Slocum 9 to 1 at West Point as Munford and a stingy defense shut down the visitors. Twombly belts a fourth inning homer for Army, while Ray Fisher’s club struggles without its ace and misplays abound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Slocum
West Point
West Bornr
Army
Ray Fisher
West
Hans Lobert
Munford
Theasore
Automobile Makers Meet As NACC Plots Agenda
Directors of the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce prepared for today’s full meeting after outlining topics for discussion including taxation drive-aways and production. The export committee also weighed exporting conditions. Orphans’ Automobile Day will take 5,000 children to Donnelly’s Grove. Central Park West remains a one way street after a two week trial. West Fifty-eighth Street from Seventh Avenue to Standway is also one way. New York registrations for cars near 400,000 in three and a half months, beating last year's pace. State licensing may top 500,000. chauffeurs and operators add over $5,000,000 to the treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. T. Sharps
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Henry Ford
Ell
Chamber
Itelk
Central Park West
West Fifty-eighth Street
Seventh Avenue
Ftandway
Trafic
New York
Hugo Early
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Belmont Entries First Race Claming Three Year Olds And Up
Belmont's First Race card shows claiming events for three year olds and older with listed horses such as Rog aa Tol and Wanda Bitzer among many. The field includes a Steeplechase handicap and a phone many odds like 78 Roepe ing, 225110 Wonkotek, and 0 aE shows a dense entry list with multiple names and odds across races.
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Maa Aleh
Roepe
Je Mergniese
Ny Pagani
Uae
Nina Us
Wanda Bitzer
Tanaten
Elit Thurssear
Ted Miles
Northwood
s.Crey
Bracin
Mullens
Pioreat Ndie Sonat
Pipti Rae
Scarpiocoter
Scarpiocoter Sh Mtnodbrag
Pinrreraou
Gree Legend
Carpda Ress
Air Mart Sixt
Ea ‘Condiliona
Blue Danube
Bhai
International League tet Fur mame game summary
In a compressed report from the International League a game featuring teams led by Heltman and Smith, with Richens, HaarieeHlerichin, Howler, Brogan, and Cooper noted, appears to describe scorers and lineups in a fragmented recap. Reading issues obscure full context and final outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee
Caer
Tina
Cooper
Aso
Burao Aoe
Ances Og
Hubbub Takes Third Race at Belmont in Night Work
At Belmont Park, the five year old bay gelding Hubbub trained by W A Gamble and ridden by J Bell won the third race after a secret night workout, defeating Sky Pilot and G M Miller as bettors watched. The program featured a shaky favorite in Straight Forward falling to Flittergold in the Little Neck Handicap, with King Simon besting New Haven in the steeplechase and Dunboyne winning the opening five furlongs race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont Park
W. A. Gamble
J. Bell
New Orleans
Wet Springs
Maryland
Pimlico
Dandrear
Greetings
Golden Glow
Jockey Bell
Vail
Goldcrest
Bell
Sky Pilot
G. M. Miller
R. T. Wilson, Jr
Potomac Stable
Flittergold
Schut- Unger
Johnny McTaggart
McTaggart
Damrosch
Ed Roche
Scaubinger
Camroach
Schuttinger
Dunboyne
Byrne
Clark
Carly
Grimalkin
Buxton
Ace
Reak
George Starr
O'Donovan
Foreclosure Sale of Mt. Vernon Property in New York County
The court orders a public auction of a parcel with buildings in Mt. Vernon, New York City, under a 1891 judgment. The sale, on a date in June 1918, will be conducted by Philippe & Co. Auctioneers at 14 Vesey Street, with the property identified by parcel boundaries and a diagram on file, including appurtenances and improvements. The likely price, taxes, and costs are to be determined, with the deed recorded in Conveyances Liber 46 Page 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
County of New York
Alfred Mf. Heinsheimer
Warhurg
Mortimer Schify
Paul M. Warhurg
Louis A. Heinshalmer
Thekla Stroh
Vesey Streat
Mginarian
New Yor
TL '. Philippe & Co
Wala
Cana
Mturhutten
Mort Yerke
Stata
Deachbad
Paris Wa
Contza
Thonce Acuths
Parsilel
Second Avenue
Preralzea Taing Aw
Art
York
New York County
Convayances
Liber
BP. E Nostrand
New York
Alba
Abraham B.keve Rateres
Yorke
Abraham B. Revin Asreree
Joan Pi Cohalan
County of
Grant B. Schley
Hilm
Prince of Brana
Simpson
Thacher & Bartlett
Cedar Suresh
City of
New Berth
N.Y
Kenneth B. Sculey
Simpson, Thacher & Bartlett
Cedar Street
Doubles Begin At New York Tennis Club
The Manhattan doubles opened at the New York Tennis Club on Broadway and 288th Street with captain J. Harry Steinkampf and Henry H. Bassford as the leading pair. They advanced after a first-round default and beat Cecil Donaldson and Frank Anderson 2-1 1-6 4-6, while Ingo Hartmann and Elliott Binzen impressed by defeating John McLoughlin and Henry Loughman 6-0 6-0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
New York Tennis Club
Broadway
288Th Street
J. Harry Steinkampf
Henry H. Bassford
Mount Pleasant
Steinkampf
Bassford
Kid
Cecil Donaldson
Frank Anderson
Ingo Hartmann
Elliott Binzen
John McLoughlin
Henry Loughman
S. Howard Voshell
William Rogenun
Hinzen
William T. Tildeps 2d
Philadelphia
New York
H.oughman
Louisville Entries in Rare Vallowance and Handicaps
Reading list of names, numbers, and event notes shows Louisville entries for a racing meet. Details mention handicaps, purses, and various horses or participants with figures like 4500, 800, and 700, along with scattered place names and owners.
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A- Gamble
Mr. Stuart Green
Miss Eleanor Goss
Fred Hawthorne
Miss Goss
Mrs. Green
Dbietey Cit
Raymond Ferey Wilbournmith
Molla
Ned
Jamin
Briggs
Wig Nathshvy Browning
Marie Wagner
Miss Goes
Wiss Gors
Matthat
AM Amon
Ea Hever
Cs Wonen
Perey
Wenn
Wen Pritchard
Louis Lee Arms
Johnny Bull
Loo
By J. S. Mitchel
Bridawort
Province
Fomtly
Homer
McGowan
Adon
Ariel Dominmy
Ib Ano
Tig Wokert
Topann Micarty
AOR AG Mutt
Seeriden
Sacrides
Atelaowa
Pwrg-baan Frien Aon
Fort Sionene
Donnelly’s Grove
College Point
Belmont
International League
Little Neck
W. J. Macbeth
Wweather
Nien AL Font Ieee
Wrogan Nienza
Weints
Haynes
Byrt Moftinan
Ty Sea
Sten
Torker
Catotag
Browareck
Kungie
Battin
Fin Tooker
Ibn Ia
Atralgi
Maltens
Risaane
Atepost
Eiderken
Tralee
Eenane Penarle
Ciorwetshite
Mtachere
Eileréen
Jean McNeil
Daybreak
Fugle Lad
Sirtie
Westrure Nandicap
Maluo
Wan Placa
Divi
Tana
Rene
Whisk
Finnie Heian
Eased Povoran
Bear Mountain
Hudson
Brand Republic
Bear Mountain Line
Travel
Hudson River
Washington Irving
Hendrick Hudson
Obert Fulton
Albany
Bandas
Peteta West
Orth
Troy
Tinseke
West Newhursh
Foughkeepria
Kingston” Port
Fateh
Hunsna
AlYwus
Str
Taurus
Coney Island
Coney
Das Ban
Telephone Rector
Colonial Line
Providence i
Sundavene
P. Cohaian
Mnet
Geuree County
Thie
Townley Chambers
Roundway
Henry ¥. Areel
Townley, Foster. & Chamiers
Borough of
Manhatan
City of New, York
Louisville
Canaan
Yuri
Fearmaz
Delira
Teta
Jessie Vauling
Douglass
Pire
Sce
Cunard
Liverpool
Falmouth
New Teneett Stn
American Line
White Star Line
New York- Liverpool
Drafts & Money Orders
Bettaln
Irelan
Bordeaux
Parisely Departures Company
Bt 2
Allan
West Amerinan
Siemma
Bueoma
Neam
South America
Vaiparatan
Panama Canal
Peru
Chile
Regurd Pacific
Fear St
Cuba
Ward Line
Mexico
Nassau
Travelers' Checks
American Express Co
Bear Mountain Boats
Rroninor
California
Raymond-Westcomb Tours
Rm Ave
Rey OD
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