Yankees Ready for Pennant Push and League Shakeups
The piece surveys the 1920 season outlook with the Yankees and Dodgers as top pennant contenders, Giants lagging unless trades boost them, and minor leagues facing contract jumpers. It notes stronger pitching, reserve depth, and gate appeal, plus boxing revival delays and government support for athletics including Antwerp Olympic travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankees
Jacob Ruppert
Baker
J. Franklin Baker
Bob Meusel
Laren Ward
Sammy Vick
O'Dooe
Wilbert Robinson
Brooklyn Dodgers
Flatbush
Dodgers
Giants
Lipton Yacht Accident Aboard Shamrock at Oyster Bay
British challenger Shamrock meets a serious mishap off Oyster Bay while Lipton yacht trials. tow, repairs planned at Jacob’s Inlet. crew worked to refloat and ready Shamrock for further testing. Spectators plus Canada and British arrivals observed the scene as Lipton’s team prepared to resume racing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lipton
Oyster Bay
Jack Lawrence
Tao
Shamrock TV
Reese
Thome Lipton
City Janed
Burton
Sheerock
Jacob's
Gall
Cepain
Pi Burtes
Mire
Mestan
Charles E. Nicholson
Bie
Canada
Basreck
Loweren
Kimiles
New Haven
Herreskoe
Kal Rorton
Skaurroc! & Sk
Lipton Aga
Et TV
Robert Jacob
Bivins
Sir Thomas
Celtic
Nail
Pier
Thalon
Atlantis
Reilley Wins Trophy On Fox Hills Cup
EoDeitley won the trophy, with Linke and Rae as contenders. The race carried on at Fox Hills, where the winner faced strong opposition from other competitors, including notable jaltimers. The event highlighted local sportsmanship and a tense finish for the trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reilley
Fox Hills
Cub Linke
EoDeitley
Bps
Committees Named to Pick Olympic Team Members
The American Olympic Committee outlined special nominating and selection committees to choose athletes and coaches for the United States Antwerp team. Meetings set in New York and other cities will lead to final selections. The modern pentathlon event begins at the United States Military Academy, with committee members including sports officials and university representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Olympic Committee
United States
Antwerp
Spebal
New York c
Thase Maetings
Partment
United Biaten Military Academy
Waal ‘Puink
Teman J
West Side Club Star Wins Final Round Tennis Match
In Montclair, Mrs. Le Ray of the West Side Club defeated Miss McMillen of Montclair Athletic Club 6 3 6 4 in the women’s annual Invitation tourney final. Earlier, Mrs. Le Ray and partner won in doubles, while Miss Marshall starred in the mixed doubles. The day also featured Oke mixed doubles action and preparations for the men’s New Jersey State champion tournament beginning today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hawthorne
Robert le Ray
West Side
Tennia Club
Jadames H. McMillen
Montsinir Athletic Club
Montessir
Koy
Misa
Alice
Alr
David
Gerald i
Orange
Misa Marthe Bayerd
Douglas McBurney
Mra
G. O. Winn
Gertrude Della Torrin
New Jersey
Montclair
Amone
Lona Weshell
Natonal
Harold
Franklin
Theeckmarton
Mely
Piers
Hota
Epree
Alberta
Roy
McMitten
Areck
Miss Winn
Mra. la Roy
Dowp Court
Emarson
International League Games Today Feature City Matchups
Schedule lists Jersey City at Baltimore Reading at Syrecupe Doftalo at Tera with results shown for teams including Baltimore 8 Jersey City 6 and Akron 10 Rochester at center standings show Buffalo 3112 and Baltimore 271 with Readx and Akron records among others, reflecting a dense early season table.
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Jersey City
Baltimore
Reading
Syrecupe
Raxhealies
Akron
Doftalo
Tera
Sepa Exttimore
Jersab
Jersey Oy
Baltaly
Torams
Akon
Rochest Venter
Eyradise
W.pet W.lpet
ButTalo
New York Woman Favored to Win Eastern Golf Title
New York women golfers travel to Philadelphia for the Eastern Championship at the Philadelphia Cricket Club. Two day medal play of 18 holes daily promises keen competition with Philadelphia Boston and New York entrants. Mrs Gavin leads a strong local contingent alongside Knight Hustman Hecksher Du Hots Ale Her and Wishop as contenders in the Gristom Gap tones cup event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Boston
Mia
William A. Gavin
New York
Gavin
G. M. Knight
Hustman
Hecksher
du Hots
Ale
Orioles Beat Skeeters Twice in Double Header
Baltimore wins doubleheader against Jersey City by 10 to 2 and 2 to 1. Bentley pitched the opener, striking out 13 and homering to the right. Helin, Greville, and Lawry are noted in the field and at bat, with Skeeters' defense and pitching struggling in both games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orioles
Skeeters
Baltimore
Jersey City
Bentley
Kinet
Jersey Cipy
Baltrsron
Hiiakisi
Dpeweventn
Tani
Fae Vos
Lemar
Twoshene Ailehane
Casey
Bolden
Flame
Dontley
Holden
Lawry
Manuel
Maller
Bare
Greville
Biemiller
Reni
Hite
Biemilier
Tanings
Benlivy
Shaanen
Tuck
Res Fie Thiemilier
Enplres SG Asaem
Stockmany Losin
Greve Moe Mule
Iltalin
Renee Oogob
Ty Baek
Bane
Haley
Sherifee
Eve Bal
Wilhelm Sipteeen
Cochrane
Navy Eight Prepares for Lake Quinsigamond Trial Race
The Navy rowing squad resumes training on June 14 under Coach Rebued Glendon after a two week layoff. The 23 member team plus two coxswains and five substitutes aim for the June 24 trial at Lake Quinsigamond. Both Syreuss and Cornell plan to enter the event, heightening the Navy’s anticipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Navy
Syreuss
Cornell
Erowa
Lake Quinsigamond
Latonia Entries Firet Race and Mixed Purse Details
A garbled Latonia racing summary outlines a first race purse of 1200 dollars for six furlongs with multiple entries and horses named such as Ding and Maxim, plus a long second race purse and a list of horses including Hovint Bras, Maur Vids, Red Rituiimian, and Quine Ward. The text also references various class names, weights, and line items, but the OCR is severely corrupted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latonia
Owe Aaraa
Verwuliion
Eeiki
Suakatona
My Tou
Quine Ward
Court View
Greemland
Te Minchante
Wiire Brand
the Hind Fuca
tHulldose
Tippo
Mate
Bawall
Traly Mura
Frank
Wilda Darien
Mrs E Y Lynch Wins Eastern New York Tennis Title
Mrs. E Y Lynch of the New York Termin Club defeated Mrs. Benjamin F Briggs of Pelham Country Club 8-4 6-4 to win the women’s singles championship on the clay at the Yonkers Amuckassin Club. Briggs led early in both sets but Lynch’s speed and endurance carried her to the title. Two men’s doubles matches followed with Fine and Richards beating Bingen and Letaon, while Hamsett and Henderson defeated French and MacWatty to reach the semi finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Y. Lynch
New York
Benjamin F. Briggs
Pelham Country Club
New York State
Wamuckassin, Club
Yonters
Brigey
Paul Fine
Vincent Iehards
Elliott Bingen
Fred Anderson
Ben Letaon
Alfred D. Hamsett
Embree Henderasn
J. J. G. French
P. L. MacWatty
Fotheringham Brothers Defeat Kerrigan and McNamara
George Fotheringham of Richmond Country Club and Jack Fotheringham of South Orange Club defeated Tom Kerrigan and Tommy McNamara in a best two of three match at Richmond Country Club yesterday. The final score was 2 and 1, with noted players competing in a tense afternoon round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fotheringham
George
Richmond
Jack
South Orange Club
Tom Kerrigan
Siwanoy
Peo
Tommy McNamara
Boon
Spencer Captures One Third Mile National Bike Title
Arthur Spencer won the one third mile national professional championship at the Velodrome in Newark defeating Raymond Futon Frank Kramer and Regge McNamars in sequence. The event was part of a 12 race series, with other sprint finals and Australian pursuit matches noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Arthur Spencer
Newark
Raymond Futon
Frank Kramer
Regge McNamars
Gedged Lath
Pace Rataneve
Orlande Fistiss Aemiral
Eng Peseie
Mette A
Entries to Close for Metropolitan Female Cintament Form
Officials announce entries for the Metropolitan fee women’s event to close Friday. The notice notes many entries are anxious to meet the deadline so pairings can be completed by Bet Arden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy
Thompson
Semrstery
Aociation
Mra
Mpeon
Betarden
Vanitie May Meet Resolute Today In Trial Contest
Vanitie and Resolute prepare for a thirty mile triangular racing series with a postponed second bout due to repairs. The Resolute previously beat Vanitie, while both crews assess mast repairs after a damaging incident. The afternoon race is rescheduled for tomorrow with close potential and strong anticipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanitie
Herreghof
Newport
Nex Orman
Teal Visitors Score As Team Debut Stuns Crowd
Nise Wiss Tene and Attaole de team deliver a strong debut performance. The hosts, led by Stel The, are called to the field at the end, with visitors present and Teal achieving a notable mark in the game.
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Shamrock IV
Mrs. le Roy
By W. C. M'Geehan
Riley
East
Han Johnson
Brooklyn
Panebal
Smith
Boxing Commission
Army
Board of Boxing Control
Army, Navy
Civilian Board of Boxing Control
U.S
Freak
New Gulf
Chalate Ates
Guerrous T
Kiewy
Intercolleciete AA
Ali Avery Brenanes
Jererestianieta
Miss Marshall
Kidde
Fohl
Cleveland
International League
Buffalo
Foronte
Bae Lenderes
Aaron Ise
Ane
E. Y. Lynch
New
New York T. C
Briggs
N. Y
Fotheringhams
Kerrigan
McNamara
Fotheringa Kerrigan
McNamere
Rotheringhams
Kerrigan and McNam
Il Peta
Sel Morce
Manhattan
Bronx-Richmond
Finahing
Queens
Commercial
Flushing
Dexter Piel Richmand Hill
Howe
Lewis E. Gensler
W. 58Th Street
Circle
Kockler
Chicago
Jane
Pectsesiar
Ainiah Ernest
Kosklar
Anerfory
Robert W. Emmons
Socony
Emma Os
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