Stockton Leads in Metropolitan Women's Golf Tourney
Mrs Stockton of Lakewood led the metropolitan women's golf championship with a strong front nine, finished with a 104-like tally despite a late wobble, as Steedon Hyde challenged to reach the semi finals. large field included notable players from Plainfield and Westbrook with Patterson, Knollwood, and Basex County among the entrants.
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Stockton
Lakewood
Kong Bal- Stockton
Avin
Jon F. Fetter
South
Westbrook
Serine
Rene
Atl
Stes
Miors
D. Patterson
Knollwood
J Hits
Y. Sanford
Basex County
Wes
Teeorge Lew
Tatik
Ips
Plainfield
Strckton
Milligan Wins Net Prize In Fox Hills Golf Tourney
At Fox Hills Staten Island about fifty golfers took part in the annual tournament. Captain S. M. Milligan and R. M. Tarleton tied for the gross prize with 40 43 83 and 44 KY cards. Milligan, with 18 handicap, secured the net trophy with a 6 net, Tarleton took the gross prize.
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New York
Fox Hills
Staten ‘Island
SM. Milligan
R. M. Tarleton
Milligan
Tarleton
Trao
New York Yacht Club Announces Season Cruise Itinerary
Commodore George F. Baker Jr. via Fleet Captain Grenville Kane releases General Order No 2 outlining a radical shift in the schedule. The fleet will visit Fort Mond Bay and Mattapoinett, skip Newport until the last day, rendezvous off Glen Cove on August 1, and host a captain’s reception aboard the Mogship. Subsequent legs include Navy Challenge Cups from Glen Cove to Morris Cove, Alumni Association Cup from Morris Cove to New London, and Commodore's Cups from New London to Fort Pond Bay with an onboard entertainment, culminating in Mattapoisett where the Red will dress ship and illuminate.
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George F. Baker, Jr
New York Yacht Club
Grenville Kane
Viking
Fort Mond Bay
Mattapoinett
Newport
Glen Cove
Navy
Glen Coxe
Morris Cove
Famous Trainers Mauled by Bronco at Gravesend Track
Thomas Welsh and Frank Taylor, renowned thoroughbred trainers, escaped serious injury after a Mexican bronco charged their morning workout at Gravesend. Taylor was kicked after trying to halt the animal, while Welsh aided him and sustained a head cut and a general shake-up. Both are recovering at home with bruising and possible internal injuries.
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Thomas Welsh
Frank Taylor
Gravesend
Mars Cassidy
Taylor
Welsh
Hibler Wins Grand National at Long Odds in Belmont Race
Hibler led from the start in the Grand National Steeplechase at Belmont Park, finishing ten lengths ahead of Brentwood and Robert Oliver. The Clark entry was a frontrunner in jumping events, with Pebeto unseating rider Helder early on but Hibler maintaining a commanding pace to win the $12,000 purse and silver cup.
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Sunshine
Belmont Park
Westchewter Racing
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Marc Cassidy Spruni
Martian
Puteider
Theibler
Knight Friant
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Cherry Malette
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Cherry Malotte
Vincent Powers
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Winener
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Kathryn Gray
Rebel
Santana
Mirea
Aimee T
Woodward
Brighton
Star Shoot
Dorcas
Meditation
Taplin
Tareas
Macdonald Dominates Mile Run at Commercial High Games
Commercial High School hosted an 18-event meet at its Brooklyn field drawing over 150 competitors and an estimated 2,000 spectators. The mile run was won by Macdonald, with other events featuring students from the school and local participants.
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Commercial High
Feld
Brooklyn
Mack
Iyenps
Stan
Val Young
Erie
Left-handed hitters dominate early baseball leadership matches
The analysis traces a long run of left-handers leading league batting in both leagues, noting Nap Lajoie last right-handed NL leader in 1905 and George Stone and T. R. Cobb among AL leaders. It details key players and teams, including Cobb, Jackson, Speaker, Baker, Collins, Ruth, and Chave, highlighting the surge of southpaws in active service and explaining the pitching dynamics against left-handed batters.
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Nap Lajoie
George Stone
T. R. Cobb
Cobb
A. L
Jon Jackson
Tris Speaker
Feddie Collins
Frank Maker
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Baker
Collins
Speaker
Hal Chave
Feld
Wallo
Collop
Mogridge
Love
Red Sox
Leonard
Grong
Ruth
Damon
Daubert
Crawford
Doyle
Miss Browning Beats Mrs Wood in Tennis Opener
Katharine Browning defeated Mrs Rawson Wood 6 3 6 2 at the Ardsley Club in the women’s annual invitation tournament opener. Browning controlled play with sharp corners and steady shot making. Also notes Sing Sing Prison teams seek games with Mutual Welfare League nine. Fink at 420 E 4th St, NYC. Open dates listed as June 18 and July 8.
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Katharine Browning
Ardsley Club
Ardsley on-Hadeon
Rawson Wood
Miss Browning
Townsend
Sing Sing
Mutual Welfare League
Sing Sing Prison
Wagner triumphs in open tennis tournament singles and doubles
Mire Marie Wagner teamed with Stra to win the women’s doubles at the Amackassin Club open in Yonkers, defeating Mrs. Henderson and Mrs. Waring. Wagner also claimed a singles win as Percy Wilbourn and New York star joined Stra to reach finals. King Smith of the 7th Regiment and Allan Behr advanced in men’s singles after strong play.
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Allan Behr
Mire Marie Wagner
Amackassin Club
Yonkers
Stra
Percy Wilbourn
New York
Miss Wagner
Becfont Park
Henderson
Smith
G. G. Gren
Basaford
Behr
Crowles
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Ourament
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Alia
Gethaiet
Staind
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Tata
Renae
Wetton Yn
Tataied
Renee
Rey Pipe
Throckmortons Speed Defeats Wadsworth in Met Tennis
Throckmorton defeats Wadsworth in a Metropolitan singles match as strong players like Dionne, Church, Alexander and Washburn advance rounds. Van Vliet outlasts Chambers in a two hour plus affair, while other veterans contend and rookies push deep in the Bronxville athletics court event. The Rockaway Hunt Club announces three polo cup events from June 28 to July 15 with Governors Cup and related prizes.
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Theronaville Athletic Association
Bronxville
Watson SM. Washburn
Harold A. Throckmorton
Frederick B. Alexander
Dean Mathey
G. Dionne
Throckmorton
Dionne
Washburn
Pats
Alex ¢ Dee
Leonard Heckman
Princeton Cansain
George M. Church
Ulger
Beekman
Abraham Hassford, Jr
Hartsdale
Ale
Keekman
Alexander Her
New York
Princetonian
Ter
Cannonadk Church
Harold Throckmorton
William Wadsworth
Wadsworth
Rogers
Pelham
Theodore Roosevelt Pell
Pell
Roc. van Vilet
University of Californeam
Kings County
Charles Chambers
van Vliet
Iid Chambers
Rallien
Chambers
TK Regiment
Morrin Clark
Tod
S. Neale
Carte Norte
Cokt Arms Cach
Ister
Jetewiad Mera
Rockaway Club
Rockaway Hunting Club
Rockaway
Conperetown
Grant Neck
Meacow Brook
Independencs
Belmont Park Racing Results Summary
Disjointed OCR yields scattered racing results from Belmont Park. Mixed fragments mention horses trainers and places, with unclear event details and inconsistent names. Unable to extract a coherent single outcome due to corrupted text.
Nichalls makes two crew changes at Yale boat club
Gales Ferry Connecticut June 12 Yale boat crews see changes as McLane the coxswain is replaced by Lasher Melan Munson inserts Atkin in second varsity boat Ulcer affects training weather limits practice to paddies and navy yard return unclear outcomes minor roster reshuffle
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Conn
Yale
McLane
Lasher
Melan Munson
Atkin
Miss Bjurstedt Retains Title in U S Tennis
Mire Molle Hjurstedt of Norway defeated Mrs Ed ward Raymond of New York in the challenge round to retain the United States women's national lawn tennis title. She also paired with Miss Eleanora Sears to win the doubles title. The singles final ended 8 0 6 1 in under twenty three minutes.
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Mise Molle Hjurstedt
Norway
United States
Edward Raymond
New York
Eleanora Sears
Boston
Misa Bjurstedt
Mire
Raymond
Deuce
Itt
Bjurstedt and Sears Win Doubles in Close Finale
Miss Bjurstedt and Miss Sears defeated Mex Raymond and Miss Ens Wildey of New York in a hard fought doubles final, with scores 48, 5-2, 10-8. Wildey showed brilliant all round play. Minn Sears and Willis E. Davis of California won the mixed doubles title 6 4 7 5 against Florence Ballin of New York and W. T. Tilden of Philadelphia.
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Bjurstedt
Miss Sears
Raymond
Ens Wildey
New York
Miss Wildey
Minn Seare
Willis E. Davia
California
Mise Florence Ballin
W. T. Tilden
Philadelphia
Tilden
Davis
Mist Bjurstedt
Pennsylvania
Folto Loewhlwinghea
Phileasiphia
Penn Oarsmen Set Hot Pace on the Hudson
Penn oarsmen dominated the Hudson regatta pace with the varsity crew beating the junior boat in a one mile sprint series. Capt No.7 and Joe Wright led the Penn squad as Foster and others stayed loyal to their original shells. Syracuse and Cornell crews showed strong form in morning and afternoon drills while Columbia displayed a fine exhibition under Frank D. Fackenthal watch.
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University of Pennsylvania
al Fontein Oith
Joe Wright
Kickering
Foster
Bow
Cwarm
Wright
Hreitinger
Chickering
Windom
Varsity
Columbia
Frank D. Fackenthal
University
Rice
User
Eyck
Syracuse
Daily Bulletin
Cornell
Charles
Reds Defeat Whites In Squadron A Polo Match
On a hard fast turf after four days of drenching the Reds beat the Whites in Squadron A Club polo. The Reds won 4 goals to 3. Tomorrow at 4 30 PM the West Point cadet team will visit Cortland for the annual militia troopers match.
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Teds
West Point
Ven Cortland
Miltia Troopers
ipiteoNo
WB Aloes
Comfort and style at four Broadway corners
For comfort's sake One-piece underwear and Coast bathing suits headline a sale of hot weather wear. Silk shirts soft collars straw hats low shoes and silk lined suits entice customers who return after trying the tailor. Four Broadway corners at Fifth Ave Warren dist St offer broad choice and value.
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Broadway
Fifth Ave
Warren Ar Dist
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