Bayard Beats Wagner In Pelham Tennis Final
Miss Martha Bayard of New Jersey defeated Miss Marie Wagner, former indoor champion, 6-4 9-6 6-0 in the Pelham Country Club annual invitational lawn tennis tournament final. Bayard earlier beat Bancroft in the semi finals as Wagner teamed with Cassel to win the women's doubles in a long, hard-fought match. The event drew spectators despite the heat as Bayard showed sharp placement and steady play to claim the title.
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Bancroft
Boston
Martha Sure
Bert Hills
Marie Wagner
Pelham Country
Igs Bancroft
New Jersey
Bayerd
Vic
Wegner
Clare Cassel
Fenjemin F. Briggs
Helen Gileandeas
Vets Reing
Jon
Mise Wagner Cassel
Pineer
Gomm
Briggw
John
Cockle
Robert Leonars
Napite
Degut
Miss Wagner
Miss Bayard
Wagner
Miro Bay
Miss Wegner
Waynes
Itf
Warner
Lenglen retains French net title in straight sets
Mile Suzanne Lenglen defended her women’s singles crown at the French hard court championships by beating Mme Golding 6 4 6 0. Cochet won the men’s singles title, defeating Jean Samazeuilh 6 3 7 5. Lenglen will rest before Wimbledon and will team with Elizabeth Ryan in women’s doubles and with O'Hara Wood in mixed doubles.
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Paris
Associated Press
Mile Suzanne Lenglen
France
Mme. Golding
Cochet
Jean Samazeuilh
S. Samaseuilh
Andre Gobert
Milees
Enland
Elizabeth Ryan
Francisco
O'Hara Wood
Ged Patterson
Peanut Wins Stamford Yacht Spring Cup Race
Peanut, skippered by F. C. Noble, captured the 6‑day Stamford Yacht Spring Cup series in the 6 minutes 36 second one design race. Competitors included Jena Ian Virelbia and Marion Brow with Pomeroy also noted. The event took place in Stamford, Connecticut, on June 10.
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Peanut
Stamford
Conn
F. C. Noble
Jena Ian Virelbia
Marion Brow
Ella
Pomeroy
France Selects Tennis Team for Championship
Paris June 19 Mile. Lenglen M Cochet and M Borotra designated as French team members for Davis Cup play in Copenhagen June 17 18 and 19. Cochet cannot join the trip due to military service.
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France
Paris
Lenglen
M. Cochet
M. Boratra
Copenhagen
Cochet
Leconey Cornerstone Memorial Box Highlights World War Service
Gideon Bericke of Philadelphia unveiled Lafayette College alumni memorial gym cornerstone honoring about 1200 Lafayette men who served in World War I. The cornerstone box included portraits of J Alfred LeCony, Lafayette sprinter, who set the Intercollegiate 100 record at Cambridge Somerville tops Princeton area school meet with Somerville 30 points. Masterson sets marks. Martyn leads with 13 points. Tennis postponements noted at Orange Lawn Club. amateur golf title held by George von Elm after 36 holes in Victoria BC. SeattLe’s Stein runner-up.
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Fastun
Lafayette College
Lafayette
Gideon Boericke
Philadelph 1
J. Alfred Laconey
la Fayette
Cambrid
Somerville
Princeton
Somerville High School
Masterson
Martyn
Flemington
Bernardsville
Lambertville
Boundbrook
Clinton
von Elm
Victoria
B. C
George von Elm
Salt Lake City
Pacific Northwest
Bon Stein
Mallory defeats Beamish in straight sets for title
London June 10 Mrs Mallory the American champion beat Mrs Beamish English star 6 3 6 4 to win the North Lands women singles title. Mallory showed strong backhand and forehand, led 4 1 in the final set, and overcame late resistance as Beamish saved several games before Mallory closed out.
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Mrs. Mallory
Mrs. Beamish
London
Associated Ps
Molla Bjuretedt
M. Jory
Beamish
Mallory
England
Beaish
Withie
Lengien
Mes
Ory
Edgington
Marsey
Manhasset Bay Yacht Club Regatta Empowers Spring Breeze
A lively regatta at Manhasset Bay Yacht Club drew 62 yachts from Execution Rock. The event featured the 60-footer Istalena and Pampero, with the forties delivering a dramatic finish. Ten international six meter boats prepared to face Britain for the British American Cup, as Gr Be and other famed craft competed in close races amid shifting winds.
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Jack Lawrence
Nor'west
Manhasset Bay Yacht Club
Corinthians
Stxty
Manhasket Club
H. H. Raymond
Istalens
George 3
Mehon
Carol B. Alker
faulGlens Tris
Alker Tata
Pampero
H. S Raymond
Reid
Midge
Great Britain
Johnston de Forest
H. B. Plant
Grebe
Dn the
Plainfield Golf Club Loses First Team Match
Plainfield Country Club loses the season opener at Plainfield N J as two players were absent forcing two singles matches. The summary lists players including Monten ron, Winson Rogers, Mcknight and others. Townley 82 and 84 year-olds Foster Bow and Arthur Townley were noted in the tourney update along with George King and Vincent Laporte.
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Plainfield Golf Club
Plainfield
N. Jy
Plainfield Country Club
Balturros Wild
Pinney
Marrewake
Monten Ron
Rogers and Water Contin
Worth ¢ Mcknight
Mowhand
Iron
Pistafield Hi Tourney
Townley
John Daws
Arthur Townley
Foster Bow
George King
Francis Cannon
Vincent Laporte
U S Model Yacht Victor Clinches Final Trophy Victory
U S Model Yacht Victor, owned by E A Ball of Prospect Park, defended the International Model Yacht Trophy with a third straight win over Endeavor, owned by W J Daniels of Lenton. The windward and beeward race, sailed twice off Bayside YC, finished with Victor nine minutes and 61 seconds ahead as Endeavor struggled to keep pace.
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Polite Dot
E. A. Ball
Prospect Park Model Yacht Club
Endeavor
W. J. Daniels
Lenton
Bayside Yacht Club
Endeave
England
United States
America
Asp Povay
Ward
Lerward
Heme
Rene Betek
Bakers Injury Forces Hospital Visit in York Game
St Louis June 10 Frank Baker veteran third baseman of the York Americans was taken to hospital here suffering from the right side of the back after a bi pitched by Urban Shocker in the third inning of today's game No official word on Baker’s condition was available this evening and no hospital announcement had been made.
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Baker
ST. Louis
Frank Baker
York Americans
Urban Shocker
Germantown Club Heads to New York to Face Staten Island
A Germantown club journeys from Philadelphia to New York to play Staten Island in a decisive matchup. The outcome favors Staten Island by a comfortable margin, with strong play noted from key players.
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New York
Philadelphia
Staten Island
Freshman Alderete Shines in Washington and Jefferson Track
New Mexico born freshman A Alderete of Washington and Jefferson shines in his first year setting and tying local marks in indoor and outdoor events. He led the 220 and 220 hurdles in indoor meets, tied the 190 yard dash record, and cut a full second from the 220 yard low hurdles record in the Allegheny dual. He ran on the Washington Jefferson relay squad and earned points in every meet, with coach Kirchner predicting national-level potential in a couple of years.
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A. Alderete
New Mexico
Alde Tite Ia
W. and
J. Lant
Colorado Preparatory School
Alderette
Allegheny College
J. Teach
Washington-Jefferson
Alderetto
South Carolina
Frost
Kirchner
West Virginia
Allegheny
Conn
West
Fred Anderson and Kashio Reach Brooklyn Final
Fred C. Anderson of Brooklyn defeats Herbert Bowman in straight sets to reach the Brooklyn singles final at the Terrace-Kiter Courtney Association clay courts. Kashio, a Japanese player, advances after a tough three-set win, setting up a final clash at 3 o'clock.
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Fred C. Anderson
Brook
Selightro Kaho
Japan
Wil
Brooklyn
Terrace-Kiter Cownie Association
Anderson
Herbert L- Bowman
Little Kashie
Oe Ander Ouncer
Prack Anderson
Kasbie
Luis
Eforts
Fred Andersen
Bowman
Anderace
Andersen
Anderetta Burat
Lafayette Teams Have Much Success Over Main Rivals
Lafayette College has built a strong run of major sport victories over its rival Lehigh University in the past three years. The streak includes nineteen wins across sports with Lehigh's only varsity triumphs lately coming in tennis and soccer, under Coach Coughlin.
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Lafayette College
Lehigh University
South Beth
American cc
Coughlin
Lehigh
Lafayette
Scott's Record Reaches 884 Consecutive Games
Scott's iron team infield member extends streak to 884 straight games dating to June 19. The veteran player, known for durability, maintained a high batting average and solid fielding over his long AL tenure, with a career mark noted in the record club and steady contributions each season.
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Scott
New York
Ted Histon
Offer for Carpentier Bout Arrives Too Late
Disjointed text reports an offer for a Carpentier bout arriving after a deadline. Mentions names and places in a muddled Paris and London context with scattered sports scores and references to Roskampton, Binghamton, Chattanooga, Kenotle, Mobile, Little Rock, and New Orleans.
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London
Areth
Hanfron
Roskampton
Gate Association
Ingham
Tea Ey
Binghamton
Chattanooga
I Kenotle
Si Mobile
Little Rock
New Orlaann
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