Anderson Brothers and Kynaston Advance in Brooklyn Tennis
In steady rain and mud at the Terrace-King County Tennis Association event, Anderson and Kynaston moved into the round before the semi finals alongside Kashio of Japan. Fred C. Anderson Frank T. Kynaston and Seichiro Kashio each won key matches amid damp conditions as top contenders pressed toward the semifinals.
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Anderson Brothers
Kynaston
Brooklyn
Fred Hawthorne
Chy Earts
Terrace-Kingy County Tennis Association
Seichiro Kashio
Japan
Fred C
Ponody
Vienius
Br Ren
Fae
Couttamiede Cony
Sherhan Arrev
Spanien
Bisen
Vuchelt
New York
Vosholl
Weiss
Mranteis Station
Shimied
I Vrank
Peritel
Waody
Eamie
Ty Paatt
Tory Bot Ald Steedy
Weadell
Fred Amerion
Philip A. Bod
M Store
Wwe Oh
RT Ue
Leah Hy
Etneens
Kynanton
Anderson
Pete
Ines
Fri Andersen
Fred
Angeraan
Brank Min
Charles Aud le
Fred Gy
F Gu
Muerh Penterday
Erst
Anaegaan
Ustad
Southern Association dunninghom Byx Meseles 3
Meseles 3 figures in Southern Association dunninghom with Liz Chattanenes named in standings and results. The brief notes Chattanenes and related teams, venues, and dates reflect regional play and score details from the league page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Association Dunninghom
Meseles
Liz Chattanenes
Italian champion wins Velndrom feature in 1 mile match race
Qriando Fiani the Italian champion defeats Willie Spencer and Ray Exton in a three-cornered 1 mile match at the Velndrom. Fiani took the lead late in the final heat to clinch victory after winning the first and third heats. Spencer placed second, Exton third, with a 12 second last-heat time cited as especially fast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qriando Fiani
Velndrom
Willie Spencer
Ray Exton
Pilani
Faton
Spencer
Eaton
Ini
Morr Kateer
Regeie McNamara
Seile Keirer
McNamara
McNamara Took A Bad Spill Ft What Was To Hate Bemn
Kaiser
Vincent Madona
Italy
Willie Appelbans
Germany
George Chapman
Newark
Madona
Iona
Kiddie Rost
Women Tug of War Added to Philadelphia Legion Event
Women in tug of war for veterans and nurses from World War will join the program of the American Legion track meet in Philadelphia on June 1. The event is new to the program, with nearly a dozen entrants expected to compete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Amertente Legion
Genoa
Tor
Beth
Frank Dyer
Dyer
Tommy Armour
Evans Solves Golf Slicing By Left Knee Action
Chicago June 6 Chick Evans, former national open and amateur champion, declares the left knee action causes slicing in golf. He says downward knee flexing misaligns the body, making the clubface open and ball curve right, a finding based on observation from his career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chick Evans
Chicago
Chick” Evans
Mote
Golf
Evan
Paris to decide 1924 Olympic fate as meet bid teased
International and French Olympic committees meet in Paris to decide whether Paris will host the 1924 Games or defer to Los Angeles as alternate bidder. The piece notes France’s pledge of 20,000,000 francs and possible rejection, with Los Angeles poised to host if Paris declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Masters
International Committee
Paris
France
Los Ange
Satyl
Los Angeles
Will
Insignia in Four Sports Awarded by City College
City College held a ceremony awarding insignia across four sports to thirteen men. Track recipients include several with minor and varsity distinctions, while football and basketball honors list multiple named members and coaching staff.
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City College
A. A
At & Mesting
City College Athletic
Badtell
Morer
O Cemnis
Pamercia
Sandhall
Baee
Aosta
Asam
Faba Marrara
Ripley Evan
Mabanee
Fister
Abvaraya
Samaeale
Haste
Stariam
Mia
Eatg
Pacnion Senate
Hems
Bizeteemaer
Meardaverets
Jesse Sweetser A Looming Met Golf Champion Contender
Grantland Rice profiles Jesse Sweetser of Siwanoy and Ardsley as a rising Met golf contender, detailing his recent strong form, expected challengers like Kirby and Topping, and the tough Met course setup. The piece notes Sweetser’s early-season success and predicts a competitive metropolitan championship field with noted players such as Reider and Dyer contesting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Sweetser
Golf
Vick
Cardinals
Grantland Rice J
Met
Kirby
White
Wicherter Pine
Siwanoy
Ardsley
Sweetser
Morra
Lakewood
Politan
Hartie
Eady
Reider
Hiteidep
Cadland
Kirkby
Reggie Less
Henry J. Topping
Greenwich
Kiruby
Brookiewn
Affar
Jack
Sera
Alfred Bowe
Harrier
Ernie
Tacoma Speedway Race Draws Fifteen Drivers
Tacoma Speedway hosts a championship classic on July 4 with fifteen entrants led by Jimmy Murphy and Harry Hargs. The list includes Ralph Te Palma Tacamton Cliftee Ralph sorter and Joe Treere Hil, along with veteran officials Captain Bde Rickenbagher and Barnes Oldfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacama
Jimmy Murphy
Harry Hargs
Ralph Te Palma
Tacamton
Schwab Chosen Captain Of Lafayette Soccer Team
Lafayette names Schwab from Patton as captain after a team vote. Joseph Williams withdrew from college, five members voted against Georgetown University of Washington involvement in the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schwab
Lafayette Easton
Frank J Sehwas
Patton
Paster Eaard
Wes Y
Joseph Williams
Georgetown University of Washington
Champion to Try Backstroke at Brighton Beach Meet
Helen Wainwright will attempt backstroke at Brighton Beach on noon June 10 as part of an outdoor event. Wainwright began outdoor training last Tuesday, aiming to break the world record for 100 yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celtic Park
Berrymnes
Clark
Gapite Athletic
Merry Galway
Maye
Ore
Kerr
Clare
Dan Shen
McGoldrick
Field
Greenpoint
Lexington Council
Partime A. © Star
Helen Wainwright
Brighton Beach
Mine Wainwright
Hang We
Miss Glenna Collett Extends Night Lead in Eastern Golf
Miss Glenna Collett strengthens her lead in the Women's Eastern Golf Championship at Westchester-Biltmore. The article notes her tight competition with Elizabeth Hardin of Baltimore and teammate Stice Gorton, with Collett aiming for the final rounds and potential victory as the meet wraps up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenna Collett
Ray McCarthy
Eaifer
Westchester-Biltmore
Elizabeth Hardin
Baltuaral
New York Boxing Commission Sets Open Middleweight Title
The Athletic Commission announces hearings and actions around the middleweight championship. Kilbane faces challenge decisions while a general open competition is considered. notices warn of disqualifications and rulings with dates and procedural steps.
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Hartford
Praeton
Wiliam
Cartebed
New Mexico
Taplog Stone
Thaseball
Wenty Hanken
Julius Schaper
S Y
Golden Twins
Jimmie O'Connell
McGraw
New York Giants
San Francisco Seals
Willie Kamm
Chicago White Sox
American Association Milwauker
St. Paul
Invhinnapolis
Toleds
Columbus
Neville
E. Minneapolis
Napa Clty
Athelth
Walter Roppish
Beemage
Butalo
Walter Higgins
Columbia
Bronde Albert Rove
University of Pennsylvania
Lawson Robertean
California
Christie
Camrider
Amateur Athletic Union of America
Metropeliian
Junier
Batuges
Pershing Field
Jersey City
Sion
Particsiae
West 44Th St
Ant
Mittee
Tacoma
Providence
Miss Hardin
Collett
Misa Calbetuts
Arere
Wenne Pettendar Noweed & Stemken
Wigare
Elisabeth Gane
Gorton
Umuruel
Gene Aluh
Rhea Shay
Mr. J
Amigram
Mark
Norme Trey
Avani Darkens
Mrs. der Fae
Re Hee Rag
Hise Calhert
Mev Ip
Hammar
Mrp
Axdérene
Callatt
Sy Chetting
Arnold Jackson
Mrs Jackson
Wyjaborn
Bovine Ras
Bichete McKeever
Ebbets Field
Raghins Chub
New Bright Fan
Column Club
Sree Athletic Commission
Ths
Camminning Torenfly
Alvn
Kilbone
Jonsey
Kilbare
John FF
Walon
Greg Aisne
Rine
Minton
Im Palina
Havana
Congress Cigar CO
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