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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1915
Page
5
Whiss Wagner shares a title with Ostendorf as Wins Fastern New York State doubles in straight sets. Grove and Steinkampf gain reversal of Fort ta final match of fixture. Fred Thorned and others feature in a chaotic scene with mixed results and unclear details about the event.
A chaotic OCR summary outlines a major golf week featuring the New York Athletic Club championship and a series of touring events on Staten Island. Notables such as Walter Hagen and James Hires are referenced, along with invitations for women and additional competitions at Greenwich Country Club and nearby venues.
Massachusetts captain reveals the state golf squad chosen to represent the team this season. The selection highlights several standout players from local colleges and prep schools with hopes for strong finishes in regional events.
The article describes a speedway racing event with horses named Denver McKinner Sutlan tramna and Clover Datchy V Mist. It notes a dead heat between Pirie Hoy and another competitor, with Huster ron finishing second. Rippling incidents include wheel trouble and a 1200 trot heat where Denver was defeated.
Delegates from across the region gathered at the Wayne Coates Hotel for the United State Association annual meeting. Officers elected include John A Fernley as president and Poplars Thiladelphia as second vice president, with Willams J. Lore and Kaman W. Oshil named as third vice presidents.
Uncertainty surrounds the University of Pennsylvania track program as officials search for a new coach after George Orton’s tentative departure following Mike Murphy’s death. The pennsylvania authorities face questions about Orton’s role in preserving team form and training, with several candidates discussed amid rumors of retirement and potential replacements.
The Newark cycling event concluded the preliminary rounds with favorites advancing. Top riders included Frank Kramer and Joe Fogler, while Alfred Grenda and Robert Spears also qualified for the semifinals as misty conditions favored strong sprint finishes and tactical riding.
August Belmont praises public patronage of racing at his track and thanks the press for support. He urges breeders to expand stud activity, notes international competition, and predicts a surge in horse demand after the war as Europe and America vie in racing and breeding.
Boris Kontics of Budapest played five Brooklyn Royal High School players blindfolded for an hour, drawing with captain Max Wolfson in a Lincoln’s Birthday event. Lasker, Metropolitan champion, visited Washington for 11 games scoring 11 wins and one draw with Lavender. a later consultation game against Lavender ended in a loss for Lasker.
A Yale rowing squad arrived at Gales Ferry Connecticut for practice, aiming to contest the Thames Regatta. The squad faced a challenging schedule as local crews prepared for the annual event.
The text lists Belmont Park entries and racing terms with scattered names and illegible fragments. It mentions participants such as Stan and Patines alongside unclear references to horse names or connections and a brief nod to scheduling or ratings without coherent event details.
About 200 players from the west and midwest will enter the Trans Mississip pi golf tourney at the Country Club. The event features six events with the silver Brook trophy and a field led by former champions John H W Cady and Stewart Stekner, among others. Nolenn Whitney of New Orleans is noted as a recent champion candidate.
A thirty mile paced race leads the program at Sheepshead Bay with top riders Habhe Walthour Jane Horkn Guerce Wifey and Narmian Hasse set to compete. Amateur entrants include Hans Ober from the Paris Coast and a three mile open race plus a quarter mile handicap for amateurs.
The article debates whether Flynn was knocked out or merely out of time in a historic boxing bout. It notes fighters risking sponge stoppages and cites various views from enthusiasts, with Tribune’s differing margin view and credit to Warfield for a strong showing.
Brown makes a big advance with the stick as Yale also makes substantial gain in the event. The report highlights Brown’s strong performance and Yale’s competitive rise, signaling a tight race this season.
The 1925 yachting season in waters around New York opens after May 20 with over a hundred races planned. Notable crews Resolute and Endeavour contest for the America's Cup prospects, while Vanitie and other yachts prepare for regattas at Long Island Sound, Newport, and Newport Harbor.
Thompson outsprinted Sonn Hf Dann to win the novice run for the Etna Club of Copeees Hille in Flathuah yesterday. The Etna club, member of the Incat amateur merger, finished with points as the teams competed in a trophy event, with Thompson taking lead early and holding off rivals in the final stretch.
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