Mayor Wishes Olympic Athletes Good Luck At Park Event
Ten thousand spectators gathered at American League Park for the Olympic farewell exhibition before Sweden. Mayor Gaynor arrived later, presented by officials with flags as athletes led a parade headed by Ralph Rose. Carl Indian School star Jim Thorpe won the high jump and Carl Indian’s team placed in multiple events amid rain delays and dual meet feel.
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Martin Sheridan
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University of Chicago
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University of Missouri
Carlisle
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George Horine
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Cornell
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M. J. McGrat Atisched
Chilids
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Ohilies
Miss Sears Reaches Final Round for Lawn Tennis Title
Sam White will represent Princeton in the last undergraduate appearance as the Tigers meet Yale in a deciding baseball game at American League Park. The National Baseball Commission ruled on two cases against Philadelphia and Milwaukee, setting fines and refunds. a Brooklyn visit to Washington Park for Flag Day events. Olympic transport rooms. and a Harlem court clash between baseball and fire officials with an adjournment to August 6. The American League title chase and a remarkable Cotton States League umpire act featured, plus notes on rail shipping, motor car testing, and early rounds of the women’s national tennis championship at Philadelphia.
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Brooklyn Disciplinary Training School
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Marshall third at chess in Budapest tournament
Frank J. Marshall United States champion finished joint third in the international masters tournament at the Hotel Royal Poestyen after four weeks of play. Rubinstein won first prize with a 10 ½ to 6 ½ score over rivals, while Rubinstein drew with Balla in the final round.
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Rudolph Spielmann
Munich
Frank J. Marshall
United States
Hotel Royal
Poestyen
Marshall
Rubinstein
Balla
Molmann
Yale Crew Faces Light Work as East Meets West
Gales Ferry reports light practice for Yale crews amid rough water with varsity showing steady improvement and coaches encouraged. At Stanford, ten Leland Stanford sailors arrived for the Intercollegiate regatta with plans for morning outings and trials, including a varsity eight and a varsity four in tested shells.
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Innovation for Tuxedo Horse Show Adds Hunter Class
Hunters classes debut at the Tuxedo show with three hunter divisions on Saturday afternoon. Pierre Lorillard Jr. expects large-stable representation as entries exceed previous records. The event spans two days with harness races, draft and pony classes, and a championship for waddle horses concluding the show.
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Cutters Patrol Yale Harvard Race Course
The Treasury Department designated revenue cutters Mohawk Sefeca and Gresham commanded by Captain I S Uheroff to patrol the Yale Harvard boat races in New London Connecticut on June 3. Four cutters to be selected by Captain Wild will patrol the Intercollegiate boat races at Poughkeepsie on June 2.
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Hackett and Little Win In Ardsley Tennis Doubles
In the Ardsley lawn tennis doubles semifinals at the Casino, Hackett and Little defeated Stillman and Taylor in a three-set match highlighted by Stillman’s strong returns and Hackett’s leadership. Touchard and Leonard upset Lornedland and Watson before Shafer and Charlock rallied to edge them.
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Orange
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Arderey City
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Chanceller Wins Again In Ten Round Bout At Sharkey Club
Willie Chandter featherweight from the Boys' Club East Side outboxed and outpointed Knoc kout Egers in ten rounds. Chandler landed powerful rights to head and face and hooked to the stomach. Early in the fight he drew blood from Egers nose with a right hand swing.
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Champion in Golf TES McDermott Seeks Open Lead at Muirfield
Jack McDermott, national open champion, reports growing confidence on foreign links as he eyes a top finish. He recalls recent matches with Arnaud Massy at Muirfield, noting tight rounds and improving putting. Additional notes cover the British open to begin June 21, plus Metropolitan Golf Association shifting to match play and various local events at Englewood, Great Neck, Knollwood, and Montclair.
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Muirfield
Arnaud Massy
Massy
McDermott
Mac
Ben Sayres
Jack White
Mee Dermott
Mulinelé
Women's Metropolitan Golf Association
Toronto Wins Two Games Against Buffalo
Toronto leads with strong performances as Huffalo and players from Batteries-Atoxwell to Higgins and Fullenmether secure wins. Key moments include Mitchell Bezondamne and Munsell Bt initiating scoring runs, while Buffalo's cece binbeaooe struggles to defend. Officials note high energy in the 1st and 2nd halves with multiple baskets from Mueller and Higgins.
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