Miss Bancroft Edges Hauselt In Feature Tennis Match
Miss Bancroft defeated Miss Hauselt in a demanding feature on the Rye club courts, winning 6-1 9-7 after a comeback from Hauselt in the deuce set. The event highlighted Longwood Cricket Club players and included doubles matches with Mrs. McLean and Miss Wallin among the notable contenders.
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Femur Heaten
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Geeearts
Dyer Pearl Jr
Stuart Mine
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Pearl
Perestate
Telfere
Iris Hoyle
Mies Bancroft
Sicgies Mateh
Aguertercay
Bancroft
Edna Buneit
New York
Newton
Heaton
Breagh
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Miss Huuselt
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Mu Riquet
Miss Meuselt
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McLean
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Aton
Aton Mut
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Allew Rowe
Washington Eight Arrives For Poughkeepsie Regatta Title Bid
Washington, Pennsylvania, and Syracuse crews descend on Poughkeepsie as the Washington eight leads a Western influx toward the regatta. Eleven sturdy Westerners train alongside the Blue and White, while Columbia shows progress but lacks early-season power. Medigovitch gains as new lineups form and practice coverage widens across the Hudson.
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Rosenberg
Dry
Singer
Mugler
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Jim Rice
Sven Miles
Columbia
Rice
Thin
Medigovitch
Bowman Pressed Hard to Win From Van Vliet in NJ Tennis
In the New Jersey state championship on clay at Montclair Athletic Club Bowman of the New York Athletic Club edged Captain Robert Van Vliet after a tight battle 4-6 1-9 8-7 with Bowman saving several match points. The event features singles semifinals and the doubles draw with 32 teams.
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Army
Howman
Philip
A. Bodkin
Bow
Selichito Kashio
Japan
Brooklyn
Gerald B. Emerson
South Orange
Carl Jolliffe
Irving Biltehik
Biltehik
Reek K. Churchill
Dall
Percy Is
Kynasten
Earle C. Backe
Bowman Ten
van Viet
Durance
Mier
van Viet Dean
Howmann
van Vilet
Nen
Bowmen
Cefest
van Viiet
Bowman
Xow
Jareny Stataehamytonington
Merkart
Piarearts
Irving Witehik
Baltusrol
Sleepy Hot Haltusrol
Tillinghast
Jersey
Sleepy Hollow
Nso
Lee Maxwell
Westchester
New York
Women Golfers Compete in Plainfield Club Championship
The Plainfield club hosts the women’s championship with round matches today. Readable entries list players and results including Mire HTM, Gargated, Lillie, and others in early scores from the event.
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Plainfield
Tigers Elect Athletic Hignanors
Princeton athletic board announces manage ships for next year listing Tandelt Greenateh Chan Siwuttar and Merphle along with freshman Haran from Poise Idaho Penarchitians of Kim pound crew details unclear in damaged text.
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Roehampton Polo Team Defeats Argentine Opponents
Roehampton poloists won a fast, good game in London today, defeating the Argentine team. Roehampton lineup included Filmer Sankey J Miles Major Hardy and John Traill with G M Per team Y Nelson L Nelson and D Miles on the opposing side.
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J. Miles
Major Hardy
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G. M
Y. Nelson
L. Nelson
D. Miles
Willard Open to Rematch With Dempsey for World Title
Jess Willard told a Hollywood district newspaper man he is willing to meet Jack Dempsey again for the world heavyweight title. He believes Dempsey can be beaten and would travel to terms with Tex Rickard and Jack Kearns for a return bout.
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LOS Angeleo
Van
Evne MomJeds Willard
Jack Dempsey
Hollywood
Willard
Dempsey
Jack Kearns
Westchester-Biltmore Tourney Sets Singles and Doubles Lineup
Vincent Riehwils is tipped as champion with Tilden, as O D Pwr M Hall and 11 year hashio from Japan join. A. King and Zenzo Shimizu are set for singles, with Richards and Kashio in the doubles pairing. Hardy and Vosholt Lene scheduled to face Shimizu and Dr ing in a doubles match, while the rest of the protest remains unarranged.
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Tilden
Od. Pwr
M. Hall
Hashio
Japan
A. King
Jicn
Zenzo Shimieu
Japenichards
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Hardy
Vosholt Lene
Shimizu
Dr Ing
Philadelphia Succeeds in Penn Tennis Tourney
In the Pennsylvanian tennis tourney at Penn College, all first round singles matches were completed with notable upsets. Wallace F. Johnson, the titleholder, defeated C. S. Rogers to advance, while regional players from Philadelphia and Germantown posted wins, signaling a competitive field ahead of the next rounds.
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Hoffner Wins Philadelphia Golf Championship
Charles Hoffner of the Pidlient Country defeats Jack Campbell of Old York Road in a playoff to win the Professional Golfers Association Philadelphia championship. Hoffner finishes tied at 155 strokes in medal play with Campbell, ending with a 77 in the playoff.
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Varzy Wins at 20 to 1 in Hunt Club Run
Varzy, at 20 to 1, wins the Hunt Club event today. Stratford finished second and Crubenmore third as about twenty horses contested the race. The betting odds listed Varzy 20 to 1 against Stratford 100 to 7 and Crubenmore 6 to 1 against.
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Ty P Hunt Club
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Scarsdale Golf Club Seek Moose for Thirteenth Hole
Scarsdale Golf Club seeks a moose to clear lily pads and improve play on the risky thirteenth hole, where a pond swallows stray drives. President J W Gaston urges help from zoological officials or other sources while also requesting frog hunters to curb loud bullfrog nuisances.
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Leonard Tendler Lightweight Title Fight Delayed to July 27
Leonard and Lew Tendler will meet for the world lightweight title in a twelve round no decision bout at Jersey City’s Boyler Thirty on July 27. The date change came by mutual consent of Tex Rickard Frank Flournoy and the managers to allow extra time for necessary preparations and details.
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Boxing card and schedule at Steeplechase A A venue
The program lists multiple 12 round bouts including Frankie Neve Powell, Charley Beefor, Abe Goitstein, Sid Megiment and Benny Britton among others with June 29 as the date. Benny opened with a five mile morning run in Central Park and boxed nine rounds in the afternoon with sparring partners. Injuries and contract disputes unsettle plans for Sharkey Pepper and a main bout featuring Abeystein versus Hilly Marlowe.
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Simery
Wreday Piliagame
Charley Beeefor
Sart Avenue
Marty Sommers
Edlinmoy Welly
Commonwealth
Witte Jackson
Willie Peltier
Sid
Drome
Janek Britton
Benny
Central Park
Lew MeFerland
Jimmy Cooney
Kenny
Joe
Britton
White
Mrs Molla Mallory Wins at Ken Tennis Championship
Mrs. Molla Mallory defeats Mrs. O Neill in straight sets 6 1 6 2, showing strong form and sharp volleying. Mixed doubles saw Mallory partner Womble, while in the inter matches Sir George Thomas and Miss Horton defeated opponents 8 3 6 3.
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Mrs. O'Neill
Eckingham
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Miss Hockley
George Thomas
Miss Horth
Fordham Nine Beats Princeton 6 5 In Close Game
Fordham defeats Princeton 6 to 5 in a loosely played afternoon game at Princeton. Fordham collected eight hits and capitalized on Tigers errors to score six runs, while Princeton rallied late but fell short as White kept the Tigers in check after a ninth inning push. Cavanaugh Dunn Donovan Garrity Schermerhorn Mattings, Cooper and Gotschalk were among key contributors in a back and forth contest.
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Cooper
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Mattings
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Stinaan
Richards Dominates Hartford Tennis Meet Doubles Title
Vincent Richards won twice at Hartford advancing to face champion William C. Tilden in the New England tournament. He defeated George Stadel of Stamford 60 6 1 and FW Cole of Hartford 6 3 6 2. Doubles saw Tilden Wel and Richards Rettens defeat Cole and Jonathan at Yale.
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George Stadel
Stamford
FW. Cole
William C. Tilden
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H. S Davenport
Springfield
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Snow
Springfeld
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Richards
Rettens
R. H. Cole
John An
New York Yacht Club Regatta Sails Today Feature Boats
The annual regatta at Glen Cove area waters hosts New York Yacht Club members competing against British entrants in an international event to be held in Oyster Bay in September. Expected boats include schooners and 60 to 80 footers, with Larchmont 0 class and several smaller craft ready to race.
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Baseball Notes By W B Hanna On George Kelly and field artistry
Baseball Notes by W B Hanna praise George Kelly for precise ground play and footwork. It contrasts Cincinnati’s trio Bohne Caveney Pirelli with Hall of Fame peers Rath Kopf and Groh and comments on league rules, player reputations, Ruth’s home run feats, and Merkle’s robust form. It notes Jimmy Johnston’s five runs five hits in one game as a rare milestone.
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George Kelly
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Bohne
Caveney
Pirelli
Cincinnati Tafield
Rath
Kopf
Groh
Jimmy Johnston
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Arthur Spencer Wins From Kramer At Newark Track
Arthur Spencer, giant bicycle star, won the one quarter mile national championship at the Velodrome in Newark last night. Frank Reamer was second, Willie Spencer third, with Spencer leading the points race standings 8 to 7 to 4 to 2 to 1.
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F ‘Greatie Clase
Tom By
Wifen Cork Mulawarny
Anthony
Mullen Sewars
Irvington
Twurehs
Mighael Uirich
Ayview
Grefesslanad
Wi By
Canadian amateur golf championship draws international entrants
Hamilton Ontario hosts the Canadian amateur championship the week of June 19 at Ancaster’s Hamilton Golf Club. American players Max R. Marston of Philadelphia and Reginald M. Lewis of Greenwich will compete alongside a strong Canadian lineup led by Frank Thompson of Toronto. Former champions George Lyon C B Grier and F R Martin are among the expected contenders with other notable players from Calgary and beyond.
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Max RB. Marston
Philadephia
Reginald M. Lewis
Greenwich
Cons
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Thompson
Toronto
Winnipeg
George §. Lyon
C. B. Grier
F. R. Martin
CW. Hague
Calgary
Jerald Meilke
Unger
Yeas
Four Penn crews prepare for Poughkeepsie rowing meet
The Philadelphia DUA squad plans four eights for the June 26 Hudson regatta at Poughkeepsie. Nearly fifty rowers including varsity Junior varsity 100-pound and freshman crews travel after noon for first trial spins. Hatcher re elected captain of Phillips Baxter Academy baseball nine. he led in batting with a .344 percentage.
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Poughkeepsie
Wright
Hudson
Hatcher
Janeth Robert
R. Hatcher
Macon
Ha Bers
Phillips Baxter Academy
Dartmouth Beats Harvard 4 to 2 in Cambridge
Dartmouth nine defeats Harvard 4 to 2 as Maynard drives in two runs and Russell fields error free, while Harvard pitcher Tracey struggles. Lincoln singles and Cowles homers highlight Harvard scoring. Dartmouth pitchers hold Crimson to five hits.
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Marvard
Maynard
Daetmarth
Marzann O Web
McLean and Anderson Triumph in Team Golf Match
McLean and Anderson win a professional tour team event at Faceview, defeating Inglis and M. Klein from Priview Country Club. The season’s leading pair gained the victory after eighteen holes at Grassy Sprain Golf Club, with steady rounds securing their lead in the afternoon session.
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John Anderson
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Dn Inglis
M. Klein
Prirview Country Club
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