Boxing Commission Accepts Wills's Challenge for Dempsey Bout
New York State Boxing Commission accepted Harry Wills's challenge to Jack Dempsey and issued a license for a potential heavyweight title fight. The move permits mixed bouts in the state and sets procedures for approvals, with details on where and when a match might occur and how it affects current contenders and local venues.
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NEW _ YORK TRIBUNE
Boxing Commission
Wills
Dempsey
Jack Lawrence
Harry Wills
New York State Boxing Commission
Jack Dempavy
Commits
Sheart
Pat Willan
New York State
Athel Cyneren
Serewith
Harry Wille
Etsberge
Jack Dempsey
Cer
Boyles Toitty Acres
Jerse Cry
Leder Baz
Prteriay
Ind
Labor Bay
Jersey
Mtd
Marry Wilin
Wille
Bettie
Johnny Dundee
Hae
Johnny Kildare
Thie
Thin
Investi O
Plana
Hollding and Fire
Velodrome Corporation
Frank Pillarney
Double Hackie Wins Rich Ascot Stakes Share
The Ascot opening feature saw G. D. Langley’s four year old chestnut Double Heekie win the Rich Ascot Stakes at 2 to 1. The favorite owned by A. R. Cox finished well, while Devine of Lord Derby Stoniesau and Sir Willen Cook ran to a dead heat for third. Garden Meth and other long shots followed in the card at Ascot.
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Astur
Ascot
G. D. Langley
Can
A. R. Cox
Derby Stoniesau
Willen Cook
Devine
Garden Meth
Lord
Carnarvon
Hurlingham Club Sends Trophies to Polo Team
The Hurlingham Club of England awarded cup trophies to the four American players who defeated England in the international polo match. The Americans named are Louis F E Thomas H. K. Hitchock, W. Webb, and Devereux Milburn. Since 1881 the United States has won four of seven internationals.
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Engand
Hurlingham Club
Engrintd
Polo Association
Louis FE Thomas
Hitcheork Ir. Weteon Webb
Devereux Milburn
United States
England
Joe Kirkwood Defeats Hutchison In Open Style Victory
In Glasgow at the Alexandra course Joe Kirkwood defeated Jock Hutchison by two holes to win the British Open title. Later Kirkwood and Mutchi son played a medal round with Kirkwood finishing eight under par and four strokes clear of the course record held by Caven, Duncan, Vardon and Braid.
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Joe Nirawood
Jock Hutchison
Alexandra
Kirkwood
Mutchison
Caven
Duncan
Vardon
Braid
Giants Release Shea And Recall Jonnard
The Giants released Pat Shea and recalled pitcher Jonnard from the minors. Arthur Jessor also rejoined the roster, while CI Jonnard was brought back from Indianapolis to rejoin the spring squad.
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Giants
Shea
Jonnard
Esterday
Pat Shea
Arthur Jessor
CI Jonnard
Indianapolis
Seydier
Kate Bomann Medalist in Plainfield Club Qualifier
Miss Kate Bomann shot 100 to lead Plainfield Country Club qualifying for the Women’s Club championship. The list of qualifiers includes Zoe Terry, C D Rolee, B S Rowland, W J Rogers, Florance Stuart, Berths Tilh, Frank C Ard, C B Laurence ir, Louise Patterson, Title Moore, W Alling, L W Halloex, Priscilla Fral, H R B Meyer.
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Bomann
Plainfield
Kate Bomann
Plainfield Country Club
Zoe Terry
C.D. Rolee
B.S. Rowland
W. J. Rogers
Florance Stuart
Mise Berths Tilh
Frank C. Ard
C. B. Larence Ir
Louise
Invitation Extended to Arthur Baynes by Walter Hoover
Walter Hoover national swimming champion and gold cup race winner invites Australian title holder Arthur Baynes to compete in this country this summer. Hoover will deliver the invite at Newiey England where both McLitere will compete for the Diamond.
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Baynes ST. Joan
Walter Hoover
Philadelphia
Arthur Baynes
Hoover
Newiey
England
McLitere
Glendon Resigns as Navy Crew Coach After Twenty-One Years
Glendon Richard A., long time coach of the Naval Academy crew for twenty-one consecutive seasons, will not return next year. He previously led Boston Athletic Association crews for fifteen years and steered Navy to Olympics victory in Antwerp 1920 and the Poughkeepsie triumph last year. His son, Richard J. Glendon, is among the academy’s physical training instructors.
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Hot Fave
Muldoon Pee
Mille
Wilm Anderson Jr
George Moore
Oregon
George W. Harris
Harlem
Danny Edwards
Cert
Antwerp
Ponehkeepele
Glendon
Richard J. Glendon
Naval Academy
Rutgers Beats Lafayette 7 to 2 in final game
Rutgers defeats Lafayette 7 to 2 in New Brunswick before a alumni gathering. Tierney yields ten hits with three strikeouts as Rutgers shows strength at bat and field in the farewell game for both clubs.
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Tierney
N. J
Rutgers
Lafayette
Searle Ballete
Hutgers
Pia
Wyette
hile—Keup
Wheelek
Ser- Faerhore Piatt
Jubmah
Mi Jones
Woweneh Thowtle Sohnin
Bykelly, & Tierney
Washington College Edges Penn Nine In Bid for Victory
Washington College defeated Penn 9 to 5 as Bradford limited the Red and Ride to six hits. Rohrer Stout and Flowers produced key knocks with a homer by Flowers driving in two. June Ve and other teammates contributed as the offense broke through late.
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Penneylvania
Washington Coeolege
Bradford
Joarh
Caries
Tenn Ste
Rohrer
Stout
Flowers
Homer Witl
College
Tenn
Dewi Et Jamaers
Colgate Nine Defeats Syracuse by Four Goals
Colgate defeated Syracuse four to zero in the final game of the season. The Orange and the Maroon met in the Syracuse commencement tussle with Colgate emerging victorious. The report lists goals and players but is garbled. Colgate earns the win in the traditional season closer.
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Colgate
Syracuse
Conte
Orange
Princeton Golf Club hosts annual spring tournament winner
Donald Gordon D. of Brookline Mass won the round of the annual spring golf tournament at the Princeton Golf Club and was awarded Ice-President. Cap K. Pave of Hickville Pa was runner-up. The event drew players including George Gordon, Willie Ogg, Frank Gilmar and others from New England and surrounding states.
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Providence
New England
Oakley
George Gordon
Frank Gilmar
Augusta
Willie Ogg
Worcester
Donald Princeton
Princeton
Gordon D. Donald
Brookline
Mass
Princeton Golf Club
Cap K. Pave
Hickville
Tie for Lead in Women's Golf Championship
Bridgeport Conn June 12 Miss Georgiana Bishop of Brooklawn and Mrs. Charles Porter led after steady rounds in the championship tournament. No golfer played the course under 91 as winds and slow greens challenged all competitors.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Georgiana Bishop
Brooklawn
Charles Porter
College Baseball Scores From Yesterday
Yesterday’s college baseball results show Motgers and Colgate tied for a pair of wins against Yale and Pennsylvania. Dartmouth and Harvard faced off in Cambridge with Vermont and Williams also noted in the menu of games.
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Tatarette
Weehington
Pennsylvania
Colgate
Miss Newton Leads Field in Rye Women's Tennis Tourney
Miss Newton of Longwood Cricket Club Boston advances to the semi finals at the Apawamia Club Rye in the annual open lawn tennis tournament. She leads seven survivors in singles and is set to face the winner of Miss Leslie Hancroft of Longwood versus Miss Edna Hauselt of New Jersey.
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Mike Rosamont Newton
Longwood Cricket Club
Boston
Apawamia Club
Kyo
Leslie Hancroft
Longwood
Edna Hauselt
New Jersey
Mies
Marian Chaymon
Nyce
Mies Hause
Querine
Adna Wo
Maton
Serenel Waring
New York
Penelope Daview
Westide Tennis Club
Tunneer
Floresce Hallty
Ingo Murtmann
Waring
Sembinet
Dyer Pearl Jr
Sanre
Pearl
Eh Sigo
They
Han
Bancroft Chapman
Tallator
Miss Chapman
Isa Dencroft
Mie Bancroft
Kidieck Minsters
Mick Bancroft
Evander Childs Wins Manhattan Bronx Title Meet
Athletes from Evander Childs High School capture the second annual Manhattan Bronx track and field championships at City College Stadium. Evander finishes with 59 points, edging George Washington High School at 54 and Morris, as competition culminates in the running broad jump event. Key performances include Frank Wail leading in the jumps and a 40 foot 11% inch mark in one event, with Cacavajo and others contributing strong showings.
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Jock Masters
Ron Frank Wail
Evander
Shorerd
Ward
Hal
Beare
Raney
Cacavajo
Peter Cacavajo Pirat
Golfers to Meet in Foursome Saturday
A special thirty all hole golf match at Wykagyl will feature Jeane Sweetee and Rudy Knepper with Jerome Travers and Kirkby headlining. The event, moved from Sunday, aims to benefit underprivileged children with an 81 admission and larger donations welcome.
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Wykagyl
Jeane Sweetee
Rudy Knepper
Princeton
Jerome Travers
Kirkby
Inday
Bodkin Beats Ward In Montclair Tennis Showdown
Philip A Bodkin of New York City defeated Vanderbilt Ho Ward in five sets at Montclair Athletic Club to advance to the upper-half semi finals. Bodkin took the decisive third and fourth sets 6 1 and 6 1 after a tight start, with Ward once the defending champion. The match opened the day’s singles events ahead of doubles action with twenty teams entered.
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Vanderbilt
Philip A. Bodkin
York City
Montclair
Bodkin
Fershin
Wari
Hodisin
Lea
Robert
War Vilet
Gerald Emerson
Carl Jollitte
Haven
Bir
Arts
Ward
White Hodkin
Kashio
Ned
Hay Oak Oa
Ley
Meti
Hin Trelees Court
Emerson
Robert Ieddeck Gudtey
Raehio
Paul Marin
Phil AL Mail
Tilden Reaches Fourth Round in Connecticut Tourney
Hartford June 18 Tilden watches a New England golf tournament at the Ford Club where fourteen year old A L Weiner of Philadelphia and B L Whitheck of Windsor contend for the world nvlenshin. Whitheck wins a long singles match 4 and 5 while Weiner and teammate defeat Davenport and H Davenport 6 4 8 2 in doubles.
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Tilden
Connecticut
Hartford
Conn
New England
Ford Golf Club
A. L. Weiner
Philadelphia
Bil Whitheck
Bronxville
Wonder
Pennsylvania Tennis Tourney Has No Upsets
In the Pennsylvania Championship several favorites reached the third round as RD Johneys of Pittsburgh and Mayer of Philadelphia won tough matches. Bryn Mawr Foxhunters defeated Woodcrest and Bryn Mawr conceded a four by hand in a separate polo note. The scene was Philadelphia with June 18 reporting.
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Johneys
Pittburgh
Mayer
Philadelphia
Tain C. F. Thompson
Bryn Mawr Foxhunters
Paul Countey Club
Way
Woodcrest
Bryn Mawr Fox Hunters
Bryn Mawr
Washington
Individs
Local Boxing Card Draws Modest Crowd Saturday
Unclear OCR text suggests a boxing event card with multiple bouts at a venue on Saturday. Names and details are garbled, but the item indicates a schedule of one round bouts and a card held in a city with a noted venue.
Verri Defeats Magin in New York Velodrome Match Race
Francisco Verri the Italian champion defeated Jake Magin of Newark in two straight heats at the New York Velodrome track. Verri led the final sprint to the tape in both races proving superiority over his rival. The feature event also included Anthony Young Gus Lang Pete Prohach and others in the program with Verri dominating the late stages of each heat.
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Francisco Verri
Italy
Jake Magin
Newark
New York
Jon
Verri
Bie Fital
Anthony Young
Gus Lang
Pete Prohach
al Goullet
Orlando Plant
Ray Raton
Papworth
Futain
W. Hertel
Oran
Rd Men
Hert
Ares
Mrs Mallory Skeptical On Mile Lenglen Return
Mrs. Mallory expresses skepticism about Suzanne Lenglen competing in the Mile championship following Lenglen's recent hold on the title. Lingering doubts about travel and form are noted as Lenglen plans possible participation after delays and a waning season, with Peacock and Byam among rivals challenging for the crown.
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Mrs. Mallory
Mile. Lenglen
New Jersey Women Start Net Tourney This Week
New Jersey women begin the annual state lawn tennis tournament this week at the Held Club. Play opens Monday with early rounds and sponsors signaling a strong field and local interest in the event.
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New Jersey
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