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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1920
Page
59
In a tight race on the yacht course, Vanitie posted the fastest time in 19 years to defeat Resolute in the Second Cup trial. Gardner Yacht finished the long race about 12 minutes ahead, with weather and wind conditions noted as affecting strategy and pace.
A damaged OCR fragment describes the Shamrock on Oyster Bay with a new spar planned. It mentions a large derrick, a trial boat, and debate over replacement of a fractured spar while work continued on the Sound.
Fragment reads as a 46th meet report with boxing like phrasing. Mentions best will clash and fights on the schedule tonight with various teams or groups referenced, noting inter army or championship context. The readable fragment hints at a sports card event setting matches and a tomorrow schedule.
A mangled OCR item lists numerous unreadable names and figures including monetary amounts such as 911.90 and 883 while referencing people like Wanda and Bethy. The fragment mentions committees, wages, and a three year term or agreement, but lacks coherent structure or clear news value.
Belmont entries clinched a tight win in a high school match with a final score near eight to one. The contest featured standout performances from key players across the lineup, highlighting Belmont’s early-season form and team depth.
Emerson Victor advances in tense three set match at the Montclair Athletics Club amid a crowded field. Gerald Emerson defeats Captain Van Vilet in a hard fought second round while top contenders Throckmorton and Hammett loom in the upper and lower halves of the draw. Women's doubles conclude with Winn and Delte Forma prevailing in a close finish. Commerce High wins baseball at Dexter Park in a New York A L champion game.
A heavily garbled list of chess or billiards results shows numerous players such as Hayman, McMann, Booth, Simareor, and others, with many matches decided by default. Several bouts feature defeats of named players like Walawrie, Oakley, Barnett, and Behar, while others record victories by players including Morton, Verner, and Welden.
Fifty four players started the New York State net tournament on the eley courts of the New York Tennis Club. Eighteen remained after two rounds with Mrs Lynch and Mrs Wood among top entrants. Lynch defeated Arthur Lowenthal 6-2 6-0 and Bernard Stenz 6-1 6-3 to reach today’s match versus Mrs Wood.
The judges awarded third to Trailing Steed in a Belmont Park afternoon program. Trainer John E. Madden entered strong contenders including Hildur and Bluffer, with Sister Joe and Quincey Stable’s backers pleased by the result despite a controversial placement.
Waterbury achieved two wins in the Manhattan Junior championship at the New York Tennis Club. Whitford Waterbury defeated John Tarpey 6 0 6 0 then beat Charles Woodruff 6 4 4 6 to reach the semi finals. Bernstein and Besaford did not play yesterday. De La Sane Nine Wins at Clason Point 4 to 1.
ACK MULCAHY, Fordham athletics manager, announced Joe Dumoe, former Lafayette and Syracuse end, will coach the Maroon eleven next fall. Fordham has games with Boston College Georgetown Holy Cross Muhlenberg and RPI with several dates under discussion. A Georgetown game may be moved to Fordham Field on October 23 with other schedules set for October 15 and November 25 away from home.
The English armateur golf championship in Muirfield Scotland on June T saw American contender Stickney upset by Carl Bretherton who beat him 4 and 3. Only Stewart G. Stickney of St Louis Country Club won a match, with other Americans faltering amid ideal weather and a light breeze as ninety-one second-round matches were scheduled for tomorrow.
Ithaca June 7 News that due to car shortages no observation train can be provided for the intercollegiate rowing regatta on Cayuga Lake. The event was moved from Poughkeepsie to Cayuga Lake as railroads could not furnish an observation train along the Hudson. Columbia and Syracuse teams accompanied by coaches James Rice and James Ten Eyck will arrive tomorrow to begin practice on the lake.
GALES FERRY Conn June 7 Loach Guy Nickalls moved Yale’s varsity crew for the Thames race. Rockefeller at No 6 was replaced by Sings who had been rowing No 7 on second eight. The shell swung five miles in the late afternoon race. No Harvard Yale race set for June 24 as Yale and Harvard lighter boats clash cancelled. Yale Beata Coast Netmen win Intercollegiate title by defeating California four matches to two.
Ray McCarthy reports from Philadelphia on the first round of the Women’s Eastern Championship. Mrs Ronald H Barlow of the Sferion Cricket Club led with 42 97, two strokes ahead of Mrs William A Gavin of the Belle Isle Bayside course, with Mary Gordon and other top players close behind amid windy conditions and high scores.
Oswald Kirkby of Englewood will defend the Met amateur title at Apawamis as the two day meet opens. Sixty four players advance to match play with top seeds favored to reach the finals through Saturday at the Apawamis club amid a field of over 120 competitors from Greenwich to Jersey.
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