Harriman Pair Gets Gate At Plainfield Horse Show
Nala the bay gelding owned by J W Harriman failed to win the tandems class at Plainfield despite flawless performance as Belleville steered the team to victory. Warwick Queen and Watcher Princess led the ladless hunter rankings, while Energy and Enterprise claimed other ribbons. Mrs J J O Donohue rode several mounts to drive crowd applause, with Miriam Harriman earning a notable class win aboard Lady Dina and Elegant Dilham.
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Nala
J. W. Harriman
Plainfield
Mame
Belleville
Uuils
Withers
O'Donohue
Brsee Wi
Abe
Charles Fielechmant
Brne
Vanity
Myopia
Jerry
Richard Delafietd AM Yorte
Gurprison
Devot
Giorg von Karlowski
Geore
Roblix
Changtom
Kildare
Avoca
Roadsters
W. M. V. Hoffman
Teneriffe
W. Mel Cutchen
Willie Direct
Edward Kearney
Princess Morrell
H. S. Pierce
Lozano
HW. Yonne
Royal Victoria
Hail Seetig
Royal Victor
Prince Grayling
Seeeo
Vird
An H.C
Kopal
Borla
Resahel
Atfeitim
Sonia
Irs
A. Mouleton
J. J. O'Donohue
Romabel
Watehtal
Bonda
Mix
H. 1A
Miriam Harriman
Dina
Dilham
Jack Donnelly
Mixa Miriam
Pate Togs
Brown Rolston
Mer
Relien
Crusher
Ironton
Tye Beanie
Graystone Farm
Travers Faces Kirkby In New Jersey Golf Final
Atlantic City June 7 Travers of Upper Montpelier and Kirkby of Englewood advanced to the Shore final of the New Jersey Bato Golf Association championship at Avanti City Country Club. Travers defeated Barnes at the seventeenth and Shackelford in a closely contested afternoon match. Kirkby opened with an easy win over McLeod Thompenn, then edged Hey Webb in the semi final.
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Rie Telegraph
the Tribune
Atlantic City
Jerome D. Travers
Upper Mostelah
Oswald Kirkby
Englewood
Joreag Bato Golf Association
Couns Iry Club
Avanti City
Travers
Elm. Barnes
Metropolitan
New Jersey
W. E. Shackel
Kirkby
Ovr McLeod Yhompenn
Atlantic Cy
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Hey Webb
Poland
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Triffe
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J Webbs
Joe McCall
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Gorley
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Atliantic City
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W. E. Eage
Atlantc City
Harry Mu- Sweeney
D.C. Reed
Atlantic
T. ©. Walker
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Canoe Hirook
Walter Fe Fae
Agiamile Clay
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Play Off Protested Game Sees Staten Island and Morris Tie
The Staten Island basebar nines and Morris High School, tied for Manhattan championship, meet at American League Park to decide the title in a postponed tie game. A prior Saturday meeting broke into a row and was ordered protested by the high school league. the Jamaica High Schools game for Brooklyn Queens crown was annulled after a Jamaica player was found guilty of a fault. Commercial versus Jamaica game for city crown was canceled. Commercial to face winner of Morris game for city title.
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Varus Regh School
Staten Island
Morris High School
Commercial
Jamaica
Brooklyn-Queens
Public School Athlete League
Ofernt Analiass
Commerciah
Momures
Ebarn
Miss Browning Leads In Lawn Tennis Final Race
Miss Browning dominates the cup tournament at Yorks Adelaide Browning reaches the mixed doubles final with Allen Behr as partner. In earlier rounds Browning and Moore lose to Fick and Janeur. the event features strong play from Browning with a predicted path to the national championship at Philadelphia Cricket Club beginning next Monday.
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Miss Browning
Allen Beher
Miss Fish
Janes
Amackassin
Ohteh
Centete
Atackwarin Chai
Mian Adelaide Brownin
Allen Behr
Karl IL Wehr
Mise Brownlee
Hehe
Mira Fick
Janew
Mite Euxubety
Moore
Abert J. Ostendorf
Browent
Mre
Manuel
Joeseph C. Condon
Frederick Schmitz
James
Cushman
Mra Bohm
Jon
Alles
Howard Vordell
Frederick C. Theees
I. L. James
Albert J. Ostendorf
Awackastin Mena
Uoward Vostel
Prederira
Bawes de
Amend Rount
Maynard Schmivt
Groembedd
Isirran
Vomball
Toe
Tiger Crew Wins Fast Intercollegiate Regatta at Princeton
Princeton varsity crew defeated Philadelphia Barge Club in a one and a half mile race on La Carnegis, setting a new record as the senior eight led by half a length at the quarter mile and surged ahead to win by a similar margin. The regatta also featured a junior and novice race, with spectators enjoying the action and the “splashers” beating the “pewer sweats” by a length and a half.
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Princeton ‘Varsity
Philadelphia Barge Club
la Carnegis
Tiger
Philadelphia
Sam Wallach
Leach Croma
Sporting Ciof
Sam
Leach
Jack Redmond
Twentieth Century Athletic Club
Ad Welgast
Redmond
Brown
Jack Britton
St. Nicholas
Tommy Houck
Reiley
Houck
Relley
De Witt Clinton Faculty Triumph Over Commerce Team
The De Witt Clinton High School faculty baseball squad defeated Ich School of Commerce in a tight contest. Clinton tallied runs aided by the strong hitting of New Medrath and Gorseh while Perry Gorech Parmele anchored the Commerce defense. Poor judgments and errors clouded the game as both sides produced eleven hits, with Clinton emerging on top.
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DE Witt Clinton
Te Witt Clinton High School
Ich School of Commerce
Seventiy
Cama
Ilack
Hegrath
Hull
Commerce
Hich
Clinton Tosteuetors
New Medrath
Gorseh
Ee University
Eikune Bricade
Dew
de Witt
Clinton
Perry
Gorech
Parmele
Bowdoin Triumphs In Long Battle At Home
In Brunswick Missouri on June 7 Bowdoin defeated Baton College in a high scoring late inning game by a 5 to 4 margin. The decisive moment came in the final frame as Bowdoin pushed across the go ahead run to secure the victory.
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Brunawick
Derby Winner Beats Mirska in Historic Oaks at Epsom
The Oaks at Epsom Downs for fillies born this spring featured 14 starters over about a mile and a half. Mirska, ridden by American jockey Frank O'Neill, won by three lengths with Equitable second and Bill and Coo third after Tagalle faded in the stretch. Odds favored Tagalle earlier with Equitable and Mireka at wide prices.
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Epsom Downs
England
Mirska Equitable
Frank O'Neill
Bill and Coo
Tagalle
Wattenham Corner
Mirski
Equitable
Hill and Coo
Mireka
Coo
Ball Wins Amateur Golf Title Abroad
London June 7 John Ball veteran player won the amateur golf championship of Great Britain at Westward Ho defeating H A Mitchell of the Cantejoupe Club at the thirty eighth hole in the final round. Ball has now won the British title eight times and also holds the open championship. Mitchell rose to prominence three years ago after losing to Ball in the semi final.
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London
John Ball
Great Britain
Westwad Ho
H. A. Mitchell
Cante- Joupe Club
Mitchell
Abe Ratley
John Ball Won His Test Championship, Twenty-Four Years Ago. Mr. Ball
Mr. Mitchell
Mr. Ball
Inman and Harris Reach New England Lawn Final
Inman of Hartford and F J Harris of Boston advance in today’s New England lawn tennis tournament toward the cup final. Yale pair Kingles and Leasier won the doubles title by defeating Harris and Currier. Final singles saw Inman defeat Cole 6 4 81 in a five set struggle with a tentative, hard fought play at the U S lawn courts.
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Hartford
Conn
Gune Rederick CO
Inman
F. J. Harris
Boston
New England
Man
Leasier
Yale
Harris
Currier
Hester
Kingles
R H. Cole
Paisaraka
Remi
Cole
Tare
Tases
Touttes Erst
Rowel
Afarria
Cur Medeitisey
Henshaw
New York Women Defeated in Griscom Cup Golf Match
Philadelphia hosts the tri city Griscom cup match beating the New York Metropolitan team in four-ball and singles. Mrs Caleb F Fox of Huntindin Valley wins a key singles clash over Miss Georgiana Bishop as Philadelphia climbs to lead Boston and Philadelphia teams.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Cricket Club
New York
Jony
Boston
Caleb F. Fox
Hunt Ineden Valley
Mlay Georgianna M. Bishop
Brooklawn
Miss Bishop
Fox
Hundre Yard
Victor M. Hurle
Englewood
R. Harlow
Kirstom
Earle
Marion Hollins
Westbrook
Tually
A. J. Richardson
Marshall Forges Ahead Defeats Balla For Fifth Tie In Chess
In the eleventh round of the International masters tournament at Poestgen Rubinstein of Russia gained on rivals by defeating Teichmann in a hard fought game. Duras and Schlechter drew, Schlechter achieving his tenth consecutive draw. Spielmann and Yates, aided by a victory over England, moved Duras into a tie with Schlechter for fifth as United States progress shifted from ninth to a tie for fifth by beating Balla.
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Balla
Udapest
Poestgen
Rubinstein
United Stead
Schlechter
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