Newark Sweeps Rochester In Twin Bill Victory Duo
Newark secured a double victory over Rochester, winning the first game 1 0 and the second 2 1 in thirteen innings. Rommel starred with a triple and solid pitching, while See of Rochester was edged in the late innings as Bragey ripped a drive off the left wall to seal the second game. Lee showcased speed, fanning ten in the opener.
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Buffalo Twice Wins Doubleheader Over Jersey City Nine
Buffalo secures five straight over Jersey City by taking both ends of the doubleheader in Jersey City. The Bison score twice in the seventh to win 5 to 1 in the opener and dominate the second with a 4 to 2 victory. Jersey City pitcher Schincht suffered an injury after a hit bat near the plate.
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Dareys
Larner Triumphs In Monthly Macomb Club Meet
George Larner wins three events at the Macomb Athletic Club monthly meet held at Macomb's Dam Park. Highlights include a century sprint, a one mile run clocked in 4 minutes 23 seconds, and a broad jump victory. Strong showings by Steiner and Moyard add to the meet’s notable results.
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Southern Association Malencoxs Defeat Lite Honk At Home
In a Southern Association tilt, Malencoxs pushed past Lite Honk with a 4 to 2 scoring advantage. Stmnehia earned a 0, while Nashville suffered 12 to 2 at Hlenineham, marking a decisive home win.
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Southern Association Malencoxs
Atlanta
Lite Honk
Stmnehia
Ninhville
Hlenineham
Sellers and Baker Unable To Overcome Big Handicaps
Unusually liberal handicaps and a narrow clay track hindered top runners in the Todd Shipyards Athletic Association meet at Erie Basin South Brooklyn. Harold Cunningham of Paulist AC won the 1000 yard event in 45 seconds with a 55 yard start as Sellers and Baker struggled to gain. The Paulists also won the one mile relay by 10 yards over NYAC, while Pat Feerick and Sellers helped the New York team. Howard Farrell dominated the closed events with 76 and 220 yard dashes and the running broad jump, and contributed to Robins Dry Dock taking the inter-department relay. Farrell, a two-year Navy veteran, returns strong to the Knights of St Antony’s squad.
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Paulist Athletic Club
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Jack Sellers
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New York Athletics Club
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Unclear athletic meet results with multiple events and names
Fragmentary report lists numerous events including yard runs, shot, relays, tug of war and hurdles. Names such as Howard Farrell Eddie Herquist Harold Cunningham and others appear with rankings and distances. The column mixes open and handicap results with varied venues and teams John Doe placeholders and garbled phrases.
Harvard Rules Shuffle Ties Between Ivy Athletes
The Harvard Athletic Association sent university copies of the eligibility code sections to all athletes. The rules, covering summer athletics, serve as a foreword for Harvard men who might commercialize athletic ability, outlining limits and expectations in joint Yale and Princeton contexts.
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Verri's Brilliant Riding Wins Grand Prize Bike Race
Italian rider Verri captured Newark's Grand Prize of one mile at the Velodrome in Newark yesterday afternoon. He won in straight heats with speed, catching Kramer and Madden off guard in the first heat. Madden was fined for not chasing and was later disqualified after beating Kramer to the tape in the second heat. Kramer forfeited second place to Madden after not riding in the final tallies.
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Newark
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Eddie Madden
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Kramer
Madden
Vervi
Swedes Lead in Scandinavian American Title Meet at Ulmer Park
Swedish American Athletic Club leads the Scandinavian American track title series at Ulmer Park Brooklyn with 37 points in the first half. Finnish American teams trail with 17 and Norwegian Turn 9. Walter Jahnson won the one mile aiming for third consecutive victory as Irving Santesson edged in the running hop and step and jump. The second half of the series is set for September.
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Clark House Games Highlight Zucker Domination at Ma combs Park
In the Clark House Athletic Association monthly meet at Ma combs Dam Park Bronx, Morris Zucker Sr. dominated events winning the half and mile runs from scratch and adding a 140-yard dash with a 15 yard head start. Jack Litchman finished as a strong runner-up in several events, while Purine Sepoondl took a handicap victory.
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International Results Reported with Mixed Medals
International competition results show mixed outcomes for listed athletes including Rendine and Morales with small scores noted. Names such as Martin Wishee Keneisch Hagan Rend MON Vustin Sandborg Murnhurdt appear in fragmented form indicating placements or heats.
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Ant Hagan
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Jamaica Entries Feature Races and Handicaps at Garden City
The program lists racing entries and handicaps for a Jamaica meet, detailing first and third race proofs, mile and sixteenth distances, apprentice allowances, and a Garden City venue noting participants such as Morentia, Paul Bear, and Wilton. Handicap conditions cover sprint and routing events with telephones and trainers referenced in scattered notes.
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Seta
Ayesa Wilton
Athotnette Ibi
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Katrine
Transcontinental reliability run eyed by AAA board
Richard Kennerdell and associates of the American Automobile Association discuss a possible New York to San Francisco endurance run for the Glidden team trophy and related awards. The War Department plans to dispose only a limited number of surplus vehicles, with sales at army posts after public notice, easing fears of dump prices. Public events include Orphans Automobile Day on June 19 at the Bronx Exposition, while Cadillac’s Howard exits and Lynn McNaughton steps in. Goodyear tires feature prominently in Sheepshead Day races and Indianapolis 500 entries, with racing support services expanding safety and maintenance.
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American Automobile Association
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Leonard and Dundee Title Bout Set in Philadelphia Tonight
Benny Leonard, world lightweight champion, meets Johnny Dundee in a six round non title bout at the National League ballpark in Philadelphia. It is their first Philly clash since Leonard won the title. Also on the card Patsy Cline of Allentown fights Trish May and Eddie May faces off. Harry Geb of Pittsburgh meets Joe Borrell in another bout.
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Johnny Dunde
Hallam
Benn Leonard
Will
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Eddie May
Allentown
Harry Geb
Pittsburgh
Joe Borrell
New Scarsdale Clubhouse Planned at Scarsdale Golf Club
Scarsdale Golf Club plans a modern clubhouse to replace the former building lost to fire months ago. The new facility will include shower baths, a dance and banquet hall, guest rooms with private baths, and a solarium overlooking the greens. A temporary structure is in use by golfers meanwhile.
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Scarsdale Golf Club
Unclear track card with mixed names and purses
Fragmented list of race entries, horses, riders, and purses. Several names and figures appear with times and distances, but OCR noise renders specifics uncertain. The passage resembles a Belmont Latonia style program page with multiple races, purses, and participant names.
Congress May Shift Dry Issue Back to Wilson
C H Duell Jr of Duell Warfield Duell says Congress will introduce a resolution asserting presidential power to lift wartime prohibition on beer and light wine after June 30. He cites President May 10 message urging repeal and notes labor sentiment against enforcement. He warns failure to repeal risks growing unrest and accuses policy of class bias favoring the wealthy.
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Wilson Won't Insist On Wines and Beer
The New York Tribune reports President Wilson is not ready to push prohibition further and will not insist on enforcing his message to Congress allowing light wines and beers with meals. Duell notes middle class opposition to personal privileges and cites figures like Mrs. Robinson and Cardinal Gibbons among others voicing cautious support for limited beer and wine.
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Ino Pres
Wilson
Congress
Roosevelt
Cardinal Gibbons
Samuel Gompers
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Gertrude
Optimism Fades as Wilson Stands Against Wartime Liquor Ban
Washington report notes President Wilson cannot lift the wartime ban on sale of light wines and beer. A Senate and House resolution to reconsider will be introduced, but observers see little chance of success amid a solid majority backing prohibition.
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Washington Furean
Washington
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Congress
Last Day for Payment of Income Tax
Internal Revenue Collector William H Edwards says today is the final day for the second installment of the income tax. Cashiers worked days collecting remittances, but many taxpayers and corporations delay until the last moment. Taxpayers are urged to pay by check or money order and bring extensions and tentative returns filed on or before March 15. Large payments, including sums over 1,000,000, have already been made.
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William H. Edwards
Edwards
Poland Gets Jewish Relief Funds Disbursement Report
The Joint Distribution Committee announced that by June 9, 6,702,658 dollars had been disbursed for relief in Europe and the Near East. Of this, 4,789,142 dollars were spent in Poland, with relief not limited to Jewish populations. Various organizations expect to raise 45,000,000 dollars this year in the United States for continued abroad relief.
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Joint Distribution Committee of Jewish Relief Funds
Europe
Near East
Poland
United States
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