Coquette Makes Her Racing Bow in Way to Prove High Class
Coquette races in Jamaica on a crowded day for a Paumonock Handicap field worth 2000 dollars. Byrne rode Coquette as she returns from a six year layoff, with Wey tbe Adriana and other contenders in pursuit. The event drew about 15,000 spectators as Corbett and Sharpphooter Shoe featured in a tense afternoon of racing, with Amalfi and others posting notable performances.
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Coquette
Corbett
Miles
Jamaica
Eos Byrne
West
Adriana
Pwr
Stan
Tee Morales
Yoana
Arte
Freie
Aston
Armani
Pam
Steese
Ierora
Pat Stara
Racing boom in Ireland closing of English tracks
London reports the English stoppage of horseracing aside from Newmarket and Newbury opens a sharp opportunity for Ireland. The Irish Turf Club lures English trainers and jockeys with strong inducements as Baldoyle Punchestown Leopardstown and Dundalk host meetings with weekly races ensuring a record Irish season in 1915.
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Ireland
London
England
Newmarket
Newbury
Irien Turf Club
Irish Turf Club
Baldoyle
Punchestown
Leopardstown
Tagh
Cork
Dundalk
Lafayette Nine Wins In First Commencement Baseball Game
Lafayette defeated Swarthmore 6 to 2 in the opening commencement baseball game. Hammer pitched well for Lafayette, limiting Swarthmore to few hits until the seventh inning when White hit a circuit homer. The late scoring details show Lafayette taking an early lead and maintaining it with solid defense and timely hitting.
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Anton
Penn
Lafayette
Swarthmore
Hammer
Larny
White
Lapayette eAwardn
Myers
Melek
Tamale Wins On Sound In Seawanhaka Race
In Oyster Bay Long Island Jure 12 Seawanhaka Yacht Club members sailed the second race of the first series for Center Island boats. Light northwesterly winds favored Tamale who won by a small margin over The Hen. The event featured thirteen new craft in the second division with Josephus owning the winning boat.
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Tamale
Oyster Bay
Long Island
Seawanhata Combhian Yacht Club
Center Island Tovday
M-fonters
Bene Jy Aephus
Coly Hoyt, Jr
Fufteen Pootene Stant
Wits
Bayside Fleet Out Entries At Jamaica Regatta
Bayside Yacht Club held a regatta on Little Neck Bay yesterday afternoon with light northwest wind. Birds class winner was the Dodo owned by AOC Andrews. Rana J defeated Mayflower in the one design days while Butterflies and other classes filled the event.
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Bayodte Yacht Club
Little Neck Bay
Gong
AOC, Andrews
Rana J
Abhace
Butters
Bindr- Stai
Marea Mien
Siecer
Acta
Marston
Santi Hack
Swift Wins Golf Title in Transmi si Championship
Swift of St Louis defeated Harry G Leng of Minneapolis to win the Transmi si Golf Association championship. The final match ended with Swift securing the title in straight sets and claiming the top prize.
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Swift
Memphis
Alden B. Swift
St. Mo
Harry G Leng
Minneapolis
Nassau Country Club Accumulation Cup Scores Reported
Three scores were turned in for the accumulation cup at the Nassau County Club. W. T. Tate posted 20-25-78, H. W. Carhart 1137%, and A. W. Rossiter 8-5-0, highlighting the standings in the club competition.
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Nassau Country Club
W. T. Tate
H.W. Carhart
A. W. Rossiter
Inman Aims to Win Lawn Tennis Championship
The article covers Inman advancing in the Lawn Tennis Trophy with a strong display against veteran players. It mentions victories by Alfred Hammett and others, a shift of the tournament venue, and details from the court including aggressive baseline play and sharp net attacks.
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Inman
Fixman and Behr Triumph in Bath Beach Tennis Final
Amund J. Tiaman and Allen Behr of the Kings County Club won the doubles final at the Marine and Field Club Bath Beach. They defeated Harry A. Roberts and Lincoln Reimer 3-6 2-6 6-1 8-6 after strong rallies and skyrocket shots. Rein edged Thorne in singles. Reimer meets Vanderbilt Ward for the Lin Cup next Saturday.
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Amund J. Tiaman
Allen Behr
Kings County Club
Marine and Field Club
Bath Beach
Fixman
Behr
Harry A. Roberts
Lincoln Reimer
Knickerbocker
Fabbs
Karl Bebe
G. A. Thorne
Rete
Dionne
Reimer
Vanderbilt
B. Ward
Curtis Reclaims Title in Pacific Schools Tennis Meet
Curtis wins the Pacific Schools Athletic League tennis title at Brighton Beach. Vere Denave defeats Bearrs Hall High School in doubles and singles to clinch the title. Viecher of Curtis upsets Ives of Ernamus Hall in the final. Hanlon and Hanlon contribute key points for Curtis. Stuyvesant Vene wins the division title this year.
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Sartly
Ming Denave
Curtis
Stuyvesant Invene
Henore
Egan
Braamus Mail
Harris Reclaims New England Tennis Title From Merriam
Harris of Boston wins the annual New England lawn tennis championship by defeating A. W. Merriam of New Britain in the final round here today. Harris regains the title he previously held in 1992 amid absence of last year’s winner R. L. Murray of Palo Alto who did not defend his crown.
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A. W. Merriam
New Britain
Harris
Boston
R. L. Murray
Palo Alto
Cab
Robinson Wins Own Game Amherst Pitcher Delivers Ninth Inning Hit
Amherst, Mass. June 12 Robinson of Amherst defeated Massachusetts Agricultural College with a ninth inning single driving in Brown after bases were loaded. Robinson struck out nine, allowed two hits in 6 1 3 innings, while Johnson of the Aggies fanned twelve and yielded six hits. The pitchers dominated in a cautious contest, Amherst taking its second win of the year over the town rivals.
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Robinson
Amherst
Aggies
Mass
Massachusetts Aricultural College
Brown
Battl
Johnson and Robinson
Johnson
Rohenean
Bawes
Amiel Mmashache
Rome
Miss Bjurstedt Claims National Tennis Title
Miss Bjurstedt defeats Mrs. Wightman 6-4 6-2 to capture the national title after a dramatic rally. The Norwegian champion unleashed blazing forehands and net attacks while Wightman struggled at the baseline. Bjurstedt’s volley bursts and backhand drives sealed victory as the crowd cheered the long rally sequences.
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Bjurstedt
Miss Bjurstedt
Deuce
Mrs. Wightman
Miss Bluistedt
Egian
Mes. Wightman
Miss Bjurtedt
Thixtage
Wightman
Mr. Wightman
Hazel
Touchard Victor in Jersey Title Match
Touchard Victor wins the New Jersey State tennis championship singles at Elinir Athlete Club, adding a third cup to his collection after beating Cedric A Major 6-2 6-3 6-4 in a lively display of backhand shots. Mixed doubles titles go to Mrs F Weaver and Charles M Buller 7-5 2-6.
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Guetere F. Touchard
New Jersey
Elnir
Sleepy Hollow
Cedric A.banortt
Columbia
Touchard
Major
Touc
F. Weaver
Charles M. Buller
Milarence Sheldon
Frask J. Hague
Miss Sheldon
Wagner
A. W. Waite
Waller Merrill Hall
Kin Smith
Yale- Columbia
Altick Hanity
Cedric A. Major
Smith
Hall
Wylie Cgrant
Arthur Mr
Bey
Public School 62 Wins Relentless Bronx Track Duel
In Curtis Field Staten Island, Public School 62 edged Public School 83 by five yards to lead the elementary track and field championships. Public School 42 of The Bronx finished third with 19 points as two records fell and another tied in a day of fierce competition with seven hundred boys participating.
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Public Schools Athletic League
Curtis Field
Staten Inland
East Sde
Public School 42
The
Bron
T Mont Foteworthy
Samuel Krantowits
Public School
Cecil Fairbanks
Public School 93
Brooklyn
Tom Johnson
Public School 10 Sound
Public School 83
Manhattan
Public School 10
Public School 14
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Pon Clase
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Huster
K Walleran
Thethe Kaplan
Brewklyn
Manhattan & Sackin
P Bemsion
Ememd
Broom
J Savas
the Brame
Tima
Palsganks
Indiaa
Feekeeltes
Naotleman P
Maghatten
Acashantan
Feet
Arvomleer Ae” Stannatean
Wehes
Kreflemas
Cat Brea
Mashatan
Manhatten
Ste Metyant
Ieee
Unite
Tulle Sehont 10. ‘Sanhattan
Thie Trubite Mehl
Wrooyn Truth
Tim
Montclair Golf Tourney Opens With Low Net Lead By Starrett
Ralph Starrett and J Simmons led the opening round of the Montclair four ball tourney with low nets in the first division. A L Copper topped the second division, while F W Jackson led the third with 69. Woman’s putting winner was Mrs J L Simmons. details summarize the now faded scores and standings.
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Gume
Montclair Golf Club
Ralph Starrett
J. Simmons
Ted
Ding
A. Ls. ‘Opper
F. W. Jackson
Ho Tuke
J. L. Simmons
Secon
Geom Me Alph Mrarret
Boa
Rolph
Ararrete Finner
Ana Fae
Mao Fasoout
Marais
Vallaghet
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