Major Biddle Selects Editor As Third Man
Major Anthony J Drexel Biddle named William H Rocap editor of the Philadelphia Public Ledger as the referee for the Willard Dempsey July 4 match after Tex Rickard requested the board appoint the referee. Rickard sent conditions to Biddle about officials and rules for the bout in Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Biddle
Philadelphia
Anthony J. Drezel Biddle
Tex Rickard
Willard-Dempsey
Toledo
William H. Rocap
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Jess Willard
Jack Dempsey
Anthony J. Drexel Biddle
Army, Navy and
Civilian Board of Boxing Control
Rickard
Willard
Dempsey
Biddle
Toledo Boxing Commission
Cornell Schreiber
Christopher Hall
Belmont Entries and Race Results Summary
Belmont track card lists multiple events with Thoroughbreds racing distances from six furlongs to one mile. Notable names include Lunaford, Maramin, and Tarnish era entries. purses around 1200 to 4200 dollars. Results show various show and place payouts, with odds and bidders noted for several three-year-olds and older maidens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latonia
Earote
Il Maren
Lady Tenn
Lunaford
Braight
Macran
Ginghan
Murray
Robinson
Maude
Bacon
Black Wing
Nonah
Betta Hi
Freda Andnent Heduna
Hustoo
May
Maulsby
Steven Nits
Grorhh
P. Gesundheit
Magikon
Saint Agnes
Heima
Reoe
Garneri
Streient
Shaw
Ocean Journey
Stannon
Bob Huber
Johnson and
Walnut Tall Waa
Werond
Knob
Dryar
Mima
Leophares Jian
Marty Hargoyne
Marc’ Milley
Milies
Pigvardh
Marjerie
Garni
EAPO
Marie
Viola Park
Mies
Ngher Wii
Csirke
Mim Proctor
Wickford
Groth
Calin
Huntes
Cnn
Ane Salle Fon
Slong Wineran
Connolly
Thinker
Votary
Jamon Foster
Milnevreaker
Marchant Wine
Two Favorites Eliminated in Women's Golf
Upsets dominated the first round of match play at the metropolitan women's golf championship at Arcola Country Club. Mrs. Philip Stevenson of Piping Rock and Mrs. Lelia Stockton of Raritan Valley were defeated, as Mrs. I. A. Moore of Sleepy Hollow toppled Stevenson on the fifteenth hole, 4 up 3 to play. Mrs. A. S. Rossin of the Century Club defeated Stockton 2 and 4, while Marion Hollins of Westbrook beat Violet Miller of Baltusrol 1 up 4 to play. Gavin, the reigning champion from South Shore, easily defeated J. H. Alexandre of Piping Rock 3 up 7 to play, and faces Miss Beather Lounsbery of Bedford in the next round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcola
Philip Stevenson
Piping Rock
W. A. Gavin
South Shore
Lelia O. Stockton
Raritan Valley
Stevenson
Gavin
I. A. Moore
Sleepy Hollow
Westchester
Stockton
A. S. Rossin
Century Club
Marion Hollins
Westbrook
Violet Miller
Baltusrol
Mrs. Gavin
J. H. Alexandre
Cavin
Beather Losnshery
Bedford
A. Sheaf
Englewood
Miss Lounshery
Thomson
Hollins
Heckscher
Moore
Lounsbery
Miss Sherwood
Rossin
J. Thomson
Siwanoy
Stee Ih Phemis
Hackenancky
Gateult
Marion’ Hollins
Visine
Miller
Val Min
JA Moos
Slesny
Ming Heattien
Trinsbery
Alt Gavin
South Shot
Argent Alexandre
PL Roth
Sherwood St
Cy Stuckvon
Harvard Yale Crews Row Time Trials on Thames
Harvard crews completed three miles on the Thames River with the varsity half a length ahead of the freshmen and the freshmen ahead of the second varsity. Time was 16 minutes. Yale varsity eight posted 2:19 for a half mile upstream, junior varsity 2:23, freshman three miles, with the four mile night course at 2:06. Conditions deemed not fully satisfactory. Harvard had 2:18 on a similar course yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Yale
Thames
Red Top
Conn
Thames River
Haines
Leading Owners Enter United Hunts Events
America's top racing sportsmen have entries for six events at the United Hunts meet this Saturday. Substantial subscribers include W. R. Cov, John E. Madden, Joseph E. Widener, Morton L. Schwartz, Mrs. F. Ambrose Clark, Mrs. Payne Whitney, and Mrs. Walter M. Jeffords.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
United Hunts
Hampton
South Shore
W. R. Cov
Ral Parr
John E. Madden
Joseph E. Widener
George D. Widener
Payne Whitney
W. A. Trime
Walter M. Jeffords
Mra
L. W. Whittendal
Miss Bjurstedt Wins Doubles at Ardsley Club
The annual women's invitation lawn tennis tournament at Ardsley Club featured Molla Bjurstedt and Mrs Spencer Fullerton Weaver defeating Clare Casgel and Helene Pollak 6 4 6 2 in the opening doubles round. Several singles matches advanced, with Bjurstedt taking a cautious approach to avoid overtaxing after her recent accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardsley
Ardsley On
Hudson
Molla Bjurstedt
Spencer Fullerton Weaver
Clare Casgel
Helene Pollak
Florence Ballin
Ingo F
Hartman
Edith Handy
Misa Gertrudes Della Torre
Tound
Bjurstedt
Merion Zinderstein
Misa Zinderstein
Boston
Miss Bjurstedt
Philadelphia
Ardsley Cluble
Ain Gies
Milewerth
Misa Mavelaine Mulgunen
Mra Ic
Mea G. Tursona
Stra. Benjatin
Briggs
Miss Marton Tier
Edward W. Raymond
Iworth
Whitsly
Re. Frank Bishop
Mills
Mia
Arthur Butler
Mina Nathville
Misa J. Brown
Mina Koela Cragin
A. G. Duncan
Sh. G. Mige
Florence Malilu
Mist Marion Zindovtela
Mra
Ineo FP
M.D. Sirafin
Malla Tfurstedt
Stefaulty Arewaon
Ring
Tris Mine
Ly Hoy
Miss Tatlin
Mew Cragin
Uurtman
Mw Sahat
Outsiders Humble Choices At Belmont Daydue Beaten
At Belmont Park yesterday a cheap card yielded upset wins by outsiders. Daydue, odds-on favorite in the fifth, was defeated by Carpet Sweeper as Callahan closed strong. Questionnaire faded in the stretch, and Camofleur nosed Rodger in a tight finish while Celia faltered at the turn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humble Choices
Belmont
Daydue
Loft
Carpet Sweeper
Plattsdale
Belmont Park
Westchester Racing Association
George W. Loft
Edward M. Wald
W. R. Coe
Athlone
Herodias
Woodstock
Jinitzsimmona
Steepmeat
Maxie Mirsch
Woolworth
Sweepmeat
Daylacht
Callahan
Fallahan
Eatf Ish
Son
Questionnaire
Queionnaire
Celia
Johnny McTaggart
Lucius
Winning Teams Split A. A. U. Boxing Trophy
At a Metropolitan Boxing Committee meeting chaired by John J. Walsh Pastime A.C. officials decided the New York State amateur boxing championship trophy would be cut in two to be awarded to both tied leaders. New West Side A.C. and Union Settlement A.C. led with 10 points each, as the usual firsts method could not settle the tie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Boxing Committee
John J. Walsh
A.C
New West Side A. C
Union’ Settlement A. C
Belmont Racing To Close Today Jamaica Tomorrow
The Westchester Racing Association wraps up its meeting this afternoon with the Belmont on a unique S shaped track for three year olds over one mile and three furlongs. Commo dore J.TL Ross enters Sir Barton and others like Sweep On Natural Bridge and One There are among overnight nominations. Swain is the only other currently eligible horse, with Sir Barton expected to be the early favorite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westchester Racing Association
Jamaica
America
Commodore J
Ross
Sir Barton
Coo
Natural Bridge
R. FP
Carman
Jersey City Nine Defeats the Bears by 7 to 1
Jersey City beats Patsy Donovan's Newark Bears 7 to 1 in Harrison. Newark errors crippled their defense as Jersey City mounts a decisive first game victory led by strong pitching from Bruhl and Mullen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
Bears
Bill Donovan
Harrison
Patsy Donovan
Newark Bears
Newark
Jersey
Lolteear
ANS
van Sagenje
Footfather
Kau
Mullen
Otro M'Renty
Pa Hoy Henson
Lod Bao
Teale
Bick
Jenson
Devery Clifecee
Miller
Kobh
Schweitser
Bruggy
Jacobs
Blemiller
Durulia
Savritleety
Bruck
MeKenty
Eon Jensen
Jensen
Bruel char—MeKenty
Borah Backs Johnson for Presidency in Surprise Move
Washington June 10 Senator Borah Idaho declares for Johnson for President first and last. He is joined by Senators Kenyon and Norris signaling Middle West support for the Pacific Coast candidate. Borah cites Johnson’s platforms on anti league, troop return from abroad, and restoration of free speech and constitutional government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Tribune
Washington
Burea
Senator Johnson
William &. Borah
Idaho
Johnson
Senator Borah
Kenyon
Ions
Norris
Nebraska
Middle West
Pacific Coast
Borah
League of Nations
Russia
Chicago motorists vie in intercity reliability run to Greenfield Mass
Ten Chicago automobilists prepare to compete in an intercity reliability run from Travers Island to Greenfield Massachusetts and back. The field includes S C Tibben captain Pitchard J W Maguire Nash C Proxee Arrow Paterson Packard RW Tancill Packard or Pierce Arrow A MN Easthan Packard L T dacques Peerless N H Van Sickler Marmon B B Ayres Premier and W H Schort Hollier plus W F Grover as starter. New York A C entrants list several names including W Poertner chairman R M Owen Owen Magnetic J A Clark Peerless and M Upperen Cadillac among others. The event rules explained at a meeting tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Travers Island
Greenfield
Mass
Marmon
B.B. Ayres
Premier
W. H. Schort
Hollier
W. F. Grover
Chicago Automaobile Club
New York A. C
Chicago Athletic Association
W. €. Poertner
National
W. Irvine Fickling
R. M. Owen
Owen Magnetic
R. R. Owen
L. P Wilkins
J. A. Clark
Peerless
Victor Camp
Essex
Robert Wolfers
Packard
W. A Allen
de Dion
C. B. Warren
Nash
W. L. Colt
LG. Peed
Overland
W. Brower
Mercer
R. B. Cole
Hudson
George Stowe
Mitchell
R. J. Gilmore
M. Upperen
Cadilac
Frank G. Currie
New York
New York A. S. House
B. W. Rickenbacker
Taft Wins Baseball Case in Ohio Supreme Court
Charles Schmaistig of Cincinnati failed to collect 55559 from Charles P Taft in the Ohio State Supreme Court as his share of the sale proceeds for 900 shares of Chicago National Leagues Baseball Club stock. The lower court awarded Schmaistus 14802.45 before the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Columbus
Ohio
Charles Schmaistig
Cincinnati
State Supreme Court
Charles P. Taft
Chicago National Leagues
Schmatstis
Navy League retorts to Daniels criticism in war prep row
Colonel Henry Breckinridge, new Navy League president, demands a hearing before the House Naval Affairs Committee to answer Secretary Daniels. He defends preparedness, cites Daniels' obstruction to a strong navy, and vows continued critique and support for maritime policy amid interparty wrangling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Breckinridge
Navy League of the United States
Daniels
Navy League
Breckinridge
House Naval Affairs Committee
Josephus Daniels
Imiral
Bradley A. Ficke
Navy
Josephus’ Daniels
Russia
People's Navy
Xil
Secretary of the Navy
Clarence Ousley
Taines Caroll Frazer
Washington
Benjamin T. Waldo
New OF
Leans
Jideo Stary Ballou
Dancing Masters Ban Shimmy As Vulgar Dance
Atlantic City June 10 The International American Dancing Masters convention brandishes the shimmy as vulgar and out of polite society A 150 delegate vote bans the tainted muscle dance while praising the jazz style from California as beautiful and graceful The convention promises further judgments on other dances and new sensations aimed at service members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
International Acaneraian
California
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Wm. H. Rocap
Farionga
Mata
Tin Vanier
Velen
Traas
Toronto
Binghamton
Reading
Baltimore
Rochester
Buffalo
Bulls
Bing't
Roch't
Victor
Mrs. Weaver
Fred Hawthorne
Wood
Rawson J. Wood
Florida
Gertrude Della Torre
West Side
Samuel F. Waring
Miss Della Torre
Mrs. Wood
Della Torre
E. C. Sonst
Miss Ballin
Ballin
Pelham
Marie Wagner
Adele, Cragin
Miss Handy
Handy
Lewis Gouverneur Morris
Miss Cassel
Miss Pollak
W. J. Macbeth
Lofy
Rodgers
Wilfrid Viau
Erickson
Pierce
Rodge
Snout
Copyright
Luke
Barton
Loftus
McAtes
Meyers
Pastoral Swain
Knapp
Butwell
Coe
Belmont Racing
sior—Boxi
Abovit
Rey Witner
Thin Sea
Haynes
Garon Praline
Ormonale
Copelst
Indek
Chet
Stevie
Loreen Wohd
Ivers
Watt Traine
Taney
Moneywood
Fin
Wil
Luigon
Anne
Automobile
New Jersey Automobile Trade Association
Dunwoodie Country Club
F. D Aplinger
T. B. van
RB. W. Hillas
L. J. Goldman
J. Marvin
H. P. Schade
A. O. Southworth
CH. Larson
C. d. Bishop
Aplinger
Stohnes
Hillas
New Jersey
Bishop
Brooklyn
Sheenshead Bay Speedway
Ralph de Palma
Coney Island
de Palma
Indianapolis
Sheepshead Bay Oval
Ehssaia
Cees
Commodore
Pennsylvania
Impariat
Broadway
Cortlandt St
Nassau St
Chambers St
Lath
Delancey St
Culton St
Stegwark
Market Street
Bridgeport
Waterbury
Scranton
Dancing Masters
Cuvert
Peanopy&Co. Inc
Aake Troy Acy
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