Miss Bjurstedt Defends Title Against Stars This Week
Fred Hawthorne notes Miss Molla Bjurstedt faces a strong field at Philadelphia Cricket Club turf courts for the 32nd national championship. With illness and practice gaps, her grip on the title is uncertain as Mrs. George W. Wightman, Miss Eleanor Goss, and Miss Marion Zinderstein challenge. The draw and form in the coming week will determine if Bjurstedt can regain peak speed and power against top contenders in a prestigious women’s event at Philadelphia. The Brooklyn championships follow next week at the Terrace Club, Flatbush.
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Bjurstedt
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Molla
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Aud Jey
Wjurstedt
Mies Hjurstedt
Zinderstein
Mise Gow
Brooklyn
Terrace Glub
Flatbush
Charles Chambers
Aronson Wins Three Harness Races at Parkway Track
Moe Aronson dominates as Aronson ridden George Cordens wins third race in a free-for-all trot at the Parkway Driving Club in Brooklyn. The card also features Josephine B and Moldhreet in competing events with strong performances and notable horses like Berron and Brooke Worth earning points in season standings.
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George Cordens
Moe Aronson
Parkway Driving Club
Brooklyn
Berron
Brooke Worth
Aronson
Josephine B
Moldhreet
Hal Dtreet
Yeorge Condens
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Amherst Freshmen Win $200 Intercollegiate Cup
Amherst College freshmen win the National Intercollegiate Athletic Association trophy for top average in four track events. Fifteen students earn high points across events including the 10 yard dash and running high jump. The award honors the college’s early adoption of outdoor athletics and drew entrants from thirty-two colleges nationwide.
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Mass
Amherst College
National Intercollegiate Athletic Association
United States
Amherst
East
Middle West
Navy Players Win Special Insignia After Victory Over West Point
Navy midshipmen at Annapolis receive the SNV insignia for the first time since 1808, honoring a baseball team that beat the Military Academy. The 30 named players include Birkeslee, Baker, Doyle, Gaines, Cloughley, Clark, Humphreys, Mulholland, and others. Rowers, crew members, and additional sailors also receive the special N and crosscut or other marks for their participation and victories.
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
Military Academy
Birkeslee
KR. D. Baker
Doyle
Gaines
Cloughley
Ping Clark
Baker
Humphreys
Mulholland
Stubbs
Bailliere
Jackson
Hichardson
Horton
King
Johnson
Lingker Keppel
Rothwell
Mariael
Moore Sails for England to Meet Wilde in London Bout
Moore a bantamweight from Memphis Tennessee and his manager Nate Jawis sailed from here on the steamship Maureunix. He is matched to fight English flyweight champion Jimmy Wilde in London on July 47 in a twenty round bout with a 118 pound weight limit.
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Moore
England
Pol Moore
Memphis
Tonn
Nate Jawis
Jimmy Wilde
London
Bandsman Rice
McGoorty
Goddard
Becket
Hobson to Enter Harvard and Luman to Yale
Captain Arthur TL Hobson of Ex eter's eight oared crew plans to enter Harvard in the fall. Tchard J Luman, leader of the football team, will matriculate at Yale.
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Hobson
Harvard
Arthur TL. Hobson
Exeter
Tchard J. Luman
Yale
Cravath Still Leads Batting At Near Forty In Pro Ball
Cravath, veteran right fielder for the Philadelphia National League club, defies age as he tops both major leagues in batting. Though nearing his fortieth milepost, he outpaces peers like Cobb in averages, while his speed and power keep him ahead in reaching first base.
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Gee
Cravath
Cactus
Cobb
England's Return to Sport After War Sparks Revival
England bursts back into sport after four years of conflict with warm sun and peace boosting all codes. Polo, cricket, boxing, racing, and golf show renewed vigor as locals, including Yale and Harvard links in rowing, mix with British stars and returning amateurs. Strong names and recent events shape a season of revived public interest across venues from Henley to Manchester.
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Frank Getty
London
England
Frrom
Sair
Menley Regatts
Nye Fund
Greenwood
Henley
Thames
British Isles
Herman E. Rogers
Yale
Union Boat Club
Boston
Paul Withington
Harvard
Pharles D. Winan
Guy Nickall
New Haven
Rhine
Carnell
California
Washington
Ports
Bandush
Hartingan
Flandersields
Sir John Ramsden
Burt
J Buxton
Vaughan
Oswald Mosley
Freddie Guest
D.S. C
Howard Vyse
Lord Rocksay
Polo Season Thrives Across Long Island Clubs and Meadow Brook
Long Island shows a peak polo season with fourteen Nassau County fields in use including Meadow Brook, Rockaway, Smithtown, Bayshore and Piping Rock. Notables such as Henry Payne Whitney and Cornelius Vanderbilt frequent matches as prep for national tournaments. Elsewhere, Larchmont Yacht Club plans a bold Independence Day program with yacht and motorboat races, a Venetian carnival, and a first regatta in two years signaling a vigorous summer schedule.
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Nassau County
United States
Meadow Brook
Te Rockaway
Smithtown
Bayshore
Piping Rock Club
Henry Payne Whitney
Devereux Milburn
Alexander Scott Cockrun
H.C. Phipps
John S. Thipps
W. Goodby Lonn
C. C. Rumsey
F. $. von Stade
L. E. Stoddard
Joseph P. Grace
Larchmont Yacht Club
Atlantic Yacht Club
Howard C. Borden
Sea Gate
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Long Island Sound
Larchmont
New York Yacht Club
Boa
Medley Relay Draws Five Clubs At Singer Outdoor Games
Five teams Timoklyn A A Paulist A Morningside A G St Anselm s A A Jersey Mariners entered the medley relay at the Singer Athletic Association outdoor games to be held at Elizabethport New Jersey stadium next Sunday. An entry fee will be charged. Other top events include the 1000 yard handicap run with Homer Baker Newton Brown Jack McAuley Al Elder and Herman Browser among the starters. London Tune 14 news: Myryn of the United States won the Kent women s tennis championship defeating Mia Lambert Chamborn 2 0 5 6 4.
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Morningside A. G
St. Anselm's A. A
Jersey Mariners
Singer Athletic Association
Elizabethport
N. J
Homer Baker
Newton Brown
Jack McAuley
al Oelder
Herman Browser
Inter Allied Golf Meet Set For June Twenty Fifth
Paris reports the golf tournament in connection with the Inter Allied games will be held on June 25. The American squad is led by Lieutenant Marty Davis, a noted Pacific coast golfer, who has been practicing at the Labourdie links in Vor.
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Pacific Coast
Labourdie Links
Vor
Ty Cobb Leads AL Batting Fight Amid Stiff Rally
Ty Cobb for the American League batting title holds a .355 average after a tough week, with Doc Johnston at .353 close behind. Ping Bodie declines to .826, while Captain Roger Peckinpaugh tops Huggins’s club at .333. Old Gavvy Cravath leads the National League at .434 as Giants and Braves players mix near the top.
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Doc Johnston
Cleveland
Ping Bodie
Yankees
Huggins
Roger Peckinpaugh
George Mogridge
Yankee
Baker
Duffy Lewis
Gavry Cravath
Ross Young
Giants
Jim Thorpe
Braves
Doyle
McCarty
Kauff
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