Vanitie Drives Fastest Cup Trials Time in 19 Years
In Newport R. I on June 7 Vanitie defeated Resolute in the second America’s Cup race after the Resolute won the first. Vanitie’s corrected time beat Resolute’s by a few seconds, with a swift start and all legs run in quick passage. A third race is planned for tomorrow likely over windward and leeward courses.
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Shamrock to Resume Sail Stretching Spins After Spar Fail
Shamrock suffers gaff snap during a Sail-Wrenching spin off Oyster Bay delaying her testing. A new spar is fitted after the incident, as Colonel Duncan F. D. Neil and Sir Thomas Lipton's team aim to continue trials on the Sound to uncover other rig weaknesses before the next race.
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Army Championship Bouts Here Tonight
The army boxing championship finals will be held tonight at the 69th Regiment Armory. Twenty four top competitors from East army camps clash in decision bouts to select men for Olympic faces with the navy in a later big show.
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Horse Racing Results From Patnaia Meeting
A dense listing of race results shows purses from 1200 to 1800 dollars with two year old and three year old maidens. Notable entries include Lusford Phigveecona Mageeara Make Up and O’Brien with various winners and show finishes across multiple events.
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Bourbon Ladies
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Emerson Victor on Court In Three Extra-Game Sets
The New Jersey state lawn tennis championship opened at Montclair Athletic Club with 97 singles entrants and 40 doubles teams. Gerald B. Emerson defeated Captain Robert C. Van Vliet in a gruelling second round, while Alfred D. Hammett and Herold A. Throckmorton headed strong draws toward the semi finals as play continued.
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Khiya Kumagae
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Dexter Park
Brooklyn
New State Championship Tennis Action Mixed Results
The page lists numerous men’s singles results from the New State Championship, with a series of players like Hayman Kirkland Ryan McMann Macksoud Van Vilet Be and Emerson competing. Several matches end by default with several players earning byes and various results shown in fragmented form.
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Od Palmer
Mrs Lynch Wins State Net Championship Title
Fifty four players began the New York State championship singles on clay at the New York Tennis Club with eighteen advancing past two rounds. Notable entrants included Miss Marie Wagner and Mrs. Edward V. Lynch, the newly crowned Eastern New York State champion, who won two matches to reach today’s pairing with Mrs. Rawson L. Wood. The tournament progress featured numerous defaults and close sets as survivors moved toward the quarterfinals.
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Mra
Edward W. Raymond
Rawson L. Wood
Florida
Edward V. Lynch
New York
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Miss Wagner
Raymond
Lynch
Arthur Lowenthal
Bernard Stenz
Wood
S. J. Straume
Mina G. Bakter
Bernard Etenz
Mrs Wolf
Torvelt
Atlas Musquena
Mine Tre
Judges Award Third Place to Trailing Steed
Belmont Park judges sparked controversy by assigning third place to Slater Flo in a five furlong two year old dash. John E Madden entered heavy favorites Hildur and Bluffer with sister Flo and others watching. Alibi later dominated Little Neck Handicap while Donnaconna faded. Madden also sold Nolawn to Nelson Hooper for 4000 dollars.
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Waterbury Double Victory In Tourney for Boys
In New York City yesterday the Manhattan junior championship for boys began at the New York Tennis Club with twenty four players. Whitford Waterbury advanced to the semi finals after beating John Torpey 6 0 6 0 and Charles Woodruff 6 4 6 4, while Milton Bernstein and Abraham Bassford won their early matches but did not play yesterday. De La Salle Institute beat Clason Point Academy 4 to 1 at Clason Point yesterday.
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Abraham Bassford Sd
Ike
Whitford Waterbury
John Torpey
Charles Woodruff
Bernstein
Bassford
de la Salle
de la Salle Institute
Clason Point
Dumoe Chosen To Coach Fordham Eleven
MULCAHY announced that Joe Dumoe former Lafayette star and 1919 All American end will coach Fordham Maroon next fall. Fordham sets games with Boston College Georgetown Holy Cross, Muhlenberg and RPI. Georgetown may move to the Polo Grounds October 23. Boston College and Holy Cross games are away.
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Stickney the Only American to Win In English Tourney
In Muirfileld Scotland on June 7 the English amateur golf championship began with notable results. Stewart G Stickney of St Louis CC defeated Bertrand Bannerman 7 and 5, the only American to win a match. Robert Harris, finalist in 1913, fell to Carl Brotherton 4 and 3. Other Americans fared poorly, with F C Newton advancing only after an extra hole before losing to F Caldwellker 1 up. Weather mild with a light breeze. ninety-one players proceed to round two tomorrow.
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New York Tribune, Inc
Muirfield
Scotland
Robert Harris
Carl Brotherton
M. W. Seymour
Abe Mitchell
F. C. Newton
Richmond County Country Club
New York
F. Caldwellker
Stewart G. Stickney
St. Louis
Clayton
Bertrand Bannerman
Yelverton
E. F. Carter
Trish
New York City
D. W. Smyth
County Down
J. F. Byers
Pittsburgh
United States
G. C. Manford
AF. Phillips
Porterypark
G. H. Walker
St. Lou
No Observation Train For Cayuga Regatta
Owing to a car shortage no observation train can be provided for the intercollegiate rowing regatta on Cayuga Lake on June 19. The regatta, moved from Poughkeepsie to Cayuga Lake due to rail shortages, will have Columbia and Syracuse varsity squads with coaches James Rice and James Ten Eyck arriving to begin practice.
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Nickalls Promotes Flagg To Yale Varsity Shell
GALES FERRY Conn June 7 Guy Nickalls shifted the Yale varsity crew for the afternoon Thames practice replacing Rockefeller at No 6 with Flagg who had been rowing No 7 on second varsity The varsity shell covered about five miles in the late drill It was announced there will be no Harvard Yale intercollegiate eight race scheduled for June 24 Harvard will not field an eight and Yale retains the combination boat Yale Beats Coast Netmen
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Mrs Barlow Leads Women For Golf Title
Philadelphia June 7 Mrs Ron ald H Barlow of Merion Cricket Club the present title holder led a field of more than seventy five players in the first round of the Women s Eastern Championship Golf Tournament at Philadelphia Cricket Club. She posted 45 42 87 two strokes ahead of Mrs William A Gavin of Belleclaire Bayside L L and Miss Elisabeth Gordon of Mitacomet Club. The weather was clear and warm with a brisk wind producing high scores.
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Merion Cricket Club
Philadelphia Cricket Club
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Belleclaire
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Mitacomet Club
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New England
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Providence Star
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Essex County Country Club
New York
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Huntingdon Valley
Oswald Kirkby to Defend Met Championship at Apawamis
Oswald Kirkby from Englewood will defend his metropolitan amateur title at Apawamis after a 36 hole qualifying round. more than 120 golfers start the event with 64 advancing to match play beginning Thursday and the finals over 36 holes.
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