Vanitie Sets Fastest Cup Trial Time in 19 Years
New York Tribune reports the 1920 Second Cup trials where the Vanitie defeats Resolute in the second race. Gardner yacht wins the long run by 12 minutes, with Vanitie clocking a time equal to the Resolute’s fastest, amid light fit issues on Resolute and favorable early legs. Another race is planned for tomorrow on likely windward and leeward course.
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Shamrock to Resume Sail Stretching Spinning Tests
The Shamrock suffered a snapped gaff during a sail stretching spin off Oyster Bay delaying trial activities. The accident hindered removal work on the rig beneath which she crossed the Atlantic and postponed derrick use at City Island. Lipton's camp aims to fix a new spar and resume tests on the Sound to uncover any further rig weaknesses.
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Oyster Bay
Atlantic
City Island
Pat
Pat Gaused Colonel Duncan F. D. Neil
Thomas Lipton
Army Championship Bouts Tonight at 69th Regiment Armory
The army boxing championship opens tonight at the 69th Regiment Armory. Twenty four top contenders from East coast camps compete in decision bouts to pick Olympic hopefuls and the team to face the navy in a later big show.
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Navy
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Thoroughbred race results at Patnaia track
A scratched and garbled race card lists purses around 1200 with two year olds and maidens. Names like Lunaford Phigveecona Mageeara and Make Up appear amid times, payouts, and placing details for several events with totals and bettors’ odds scattered through the damaged text.
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Chird
Marie Moxi
Spearlene
Rafferty
Micke Louis A
Diane
Equator
Mickey Moore
Aise Fan
Jae
Lunaford
Phigveecona
Sua Sas Mageeara
HE ‘Coleman
Sanh
Cicle Belo
Pbrien
McClintock
Bothera- Gatch
Privol
Helium
Old Virginian
Bunga Buck
David
Warringecand
Mario
O'Brien
Andress
Duka
Prank W
UF. Hunt
Prask Whison
Chonan
Bourbon Ladies
Igi
Emerson Victor on Court In Three Extra-Game Sets
The New Jersey state lawn tennis championship opened on Montclair clay with ninety seven singles entries. Alfred Hammett advanced to the fourth round. Gerald Emerson defeated Robert Van Vliet in a gruelling two-set plus tie effort. Doubles feature teams include Wright Kumagae and Throckmorton Hunter, with play starting tomorrow afternoon.
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Montclair Athletic Club
Alfred D. Hammett
New Rochelle
G. K. Reilly
Boala Wright
Khiya Kumagae
Green Meadow Club
Harold A. Trockmorton
Francis T. Hunter
Anderson Brothers
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Gerald B. Emerson
Orange
Robert C. van Vliet
Hoboken
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van Vuet
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Hammett
W. S. Anderson
Reilly
New York University
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Edgar A. Appleby
Silliard
George &. Groesbeck
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Ralph L Nother Weat
B. de Castri
Gertrude Robert Lee
Thi Ina
Commerce
High School of Commerce
Flushing High School
Dexter Park
Brooklyn
New State Championship Tennis Results
Numerous matches produced a flood of defaults and set scores across standings. Players such as Hayman Kirkland Ryan McMann Macksoud Van Vil et and Be Be faced off in a chaotic draw with many by default outcomes and varied set results including 6-0 6-2 and 6-1 6-3.
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G. Colby Jr
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Willard H. Botaford
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F. D. Powers
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Norman Comba
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Paul Keresey
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Harry Shaffer
Hoffman Nickerson
W. Ruston
Carl Jolltre
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G. Reilly
Donald Keresey
Vernon
Vitet
Gardner
Martin
Henry H. Basford
E. Mee
Jumee Kowring
Apblaby
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Od Palmer
Mrs Lynch Captures Eastern New York State Tennis Title
In the New York Tennis Club championship, Mrs Edward V. Lynch emerged as the Eastern New York State singles champion after defeating Mrs Bernard Stenz 6 1 6 3 following two earlier wins. The event drew fifty four players with eighteen advancing past the first two rounds.
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New York Tennis Club
Marie Wagner
Mra
Edward W. Raymond
Rawson L. Wood
Florida
Edward V. Lynch
New York
Benjamin F. Briggs
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 with the fifth race finish as Slater Flo was awarded third over Bluffer, despite Madden stable efforts led by Hildur and Quincey Stable entries. Donnaconna, Alibi, and Sundial II featured in a busy card with Alibi’s late surge in the Little Neck Handicap and Madden selling Nolawn for 4000 dollars to Nelson Hooper.
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Belmont Park Racetrack
Onamila
Wince
Serephine
Peter Healey
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Ora Say
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Slater Flo
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Quincey Stable
Thi
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Alibi
George W. Lott
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Home Factor
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Dore
Larry Waterbury
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Sundial
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J. H. Rossiter
Edwina
Uncle’x Lassie
Andy Schuttinger
Nelson Hooper
Waterbury Double Victory In Tourney for Boys
In New York City yesterday the Manhattan junior championship tourney began with 24 players in the boys draw at the New York Tennis Club. Whitford Waterbury reached the round before the semifinals after two victories, while Milton Bernstein and Abraham Bassford did not play. De La Salle Institute defeated Clason Point Academy 4 to 1 at Clason Point.
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Milton Bernstein
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
Joe Dumoe former LaFayette star and 1919 all American end is named Fordham coach for next fall. Fordham plans games with Boston College Georgetown Holy Cross Muhlenberg and RPI with several dates set at Fordham Field and the Polo Grounds.
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Ack Mulcahy
Fordham University
Joe Dumoe
Lafayette
Maroon
Bronx
Dumoe
Fordham
Syracuse
Boston College
Georgetown
Holy Croas
Muhlenbure
Fordham Field
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
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Polo Grounds
Holy Cross
Stickney the Only American to Win In English Tourney
In Muirfield Scotland on June 7, the English amateur golf championship opened with notable upsets. American favorite Robert Harris fell to Carl Brotherton 4 and 3, while Stewart G. Stickney of St Louis CC beat Bertrand Bannerman 7 and 5, the day’s sole American winner. Several notables were eliminated or pushed to the limit as the weather held fair and 91 players advanced to the second round slated for tomorrow.
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Arthur S. Draper
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
Due to a car shortage no observation train can be provided for the intercollegiate rowing regatta on Cayuga Lake June 19. The event was moved from Poughkeepsie to Cayuga Lake because railroads could not furnish observation trains along the Hudson. Columbia and Syracuse varsity squads with coaches James Rice and James Ten Eyck arrive tomorrow to begin practice on Cayuga Lake.
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Nickalls Promotes Flagg To Yale Varsity Shell
GALES FERRY Conn June 7 Guy Nickalls shifted the Yale varsity crew during afternoon Thames practice. Rockefeller at No 6 was replaced by Flagg, moving from second varsity No 7. The shell ran about five miles before a planned no race between Harvard and Yale dub at stute eights on June 24. Yale beats Coast Netmen in intercollegiate title match at New Haven four to two as California, undefeated, falls.
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University of California
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England
Mrs. Barlow Tops Women Golf Field in First Round
Philadelphia June 7 Mrs Ron ald H Barlow the present title holder led a field of over seventy five players at Philadelphia Cricket Club in the first round of the Women's Eastern Championship Golf Tournament. She carded 45 42 87 two strokes better than Mrs William Gavin and Elisabeth Gordon who each posted 89. Runners include New Yorkers and Philadelphians with scores from 82 to 98 as windy conditions produced high scores.
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Philadelphia
Ronald H. Barlow
Merion Cricket Club
Philadelphia Cricket Club
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Mitacomet Club
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Gavin
New England
Mian Gordon
Providence Star
Ieaders
Essex County Country Club
New York
Henry Stetson
Huntingdon Valley
Oswald Kirkby Defends Met Championship at Apawamis
A field of over 120 golfers tees off in the 36 hole qualifying round at Apawamis to open the metropolitan amateur tournament. Oswald Kirkby of Englewood, the current champion, will defend his title with Jerry Travers in the opening match.
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Jerry Travers
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Corer Egies
Amalee Petlee
America
L. G. Conley
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