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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1915
Page
31
The report details a women's lawn tennis championship with multiple players including Mary Heer of California and Fred Hawthorne in the event. It notes former title holders and notable entrants, highlighting the competition's depth and expected close results amid statewide interest.
A long, fragmented sports column blends baseball, golf, and humorous anecdotes. It cites players like Wagner, Matsel, and Cobb with scattered statistics and allusions to leagues, while weaving jokes, moral parables, and wartime reflections into a single, cluttered page draft.
Reported chaos clouded the Jersey tournament as Shafer and McMullen exited early while Walter Merrit and others delivered standout performances. The meet featured erratic judging and disputed calls, with Shafer and McMullen among those unable to continue, and Stevens and Rie pacing the field as organizers sought to steady proceedings amid uncertain weather and a shifting lineup.
Meadow Brook Club polo opener reports the Magpies defeating the Point Tutt Freebooters by 20 goals amid rough weather and mixed play. Gilder and Wun Gilder stand out for the Magpies as Madeleine Prise trains and Newtown, Great Nook teams show form in a windy, uneven contest.
Fragmentary OCR notes show Neyland directing West Point nine in a military drill or practice, with unclear details about units or setting. The text mentions arms and a figure perhaps associated with Nestman Le Ceeerehe U5 Niemen Tint, but specifics are garbled.
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