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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1920
Page
33
In a first round upset at the gulf championship on a hot Monday night, Mrs. Gavin and the low medal scorer were knocked out. Mrs. Fettner edged a tense duel by forcing an extra hole to win, with both players delivering high level golf amid the heat and noisy gallery.
The readable lines mention players such as Coogan, Peeters, and Syerative Lovee, plus references to Migs Brahep and a venue or event. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR, but the text centers on names, teams, and competing actions within an athletic or racing context.
At Ascot on June 15 the royal procession appeared in semi state as King George and Queen Mary attended with a large party. Happyman, owned by Fred Hardy, won the Ascot Stakes with Front Ling second and Chatter Thing third. A court settlement that morning cleared Happyman’s owner of prior purchase disputes.
Careful, the two year old filly by Wrack Mindful, aims to extend a flawless record in the Jamaica feature Raredate Stakes at $5,100 today. Trainer Wayland sends her as the favorite to face a strong field including Prudery and Cimerron as she attempts another fast performance.
A chaotic recount shows Marvel Wins nose ahead of Different Eyes in a tight stretch finish at the Rosedale Stakes. War Marvel angles for glory as Kashank and Fumile vie, with Klapper and others close behind amid crowded early action and a dramatic final furlong surge.
Toronto defeating Jersey City 4 to 2 as Ryan stifled the Skeeters on five hits. O Rourke and Spencer plated runs in a fifth inning rally, with Mapla Léafa’s pitching holding Jersey City scoreless until late contention.
Fordham nine edged Rensselaer Poly 7 to 6 this afternoon. McLaughlin cleared the bases with a clutch hit to spark the late rally and secure the win for Fordham.
Miss Cassel of New York advances to the semi finals in the Orange Lawn Club clay court event aswomen chase New Jersey state titles and men fight for the New York crown. Helene Pollak battles Mrs Hirsch while Miss Davies defeats Mrs Caseel and Miss Bayard earns a hard win as men play on turf with Naval Captain Anderson defeating Army’s Van Vilet in a tight match.
Yesterday results show Toronto 5 Jersey City 2 Akron 12 Reading 8 Baltimore 7 Buffalo 2 Syracuse Rochester tied. Standings list Bufflo Read'e Toronto Jersey City Baltimore Rochester Syracuse Akron. Several garbled names and stray words present.
In London on June 13 Mrs M Mallory won two matches to reach the later rounds. Garland and Turnbull were defeated as Mallory showed strong ground strokes and serving. Davenport and Valdis also advanced, while other notable players faced early exits in the English tennis event.
Meadow Brook's rack team the Freebooter defeated the Rockaway four in the Wesbury Challenge Cup first match on the Hat field. Winners included FS Von Stade J Woteon Webb Ti E Crawbridge Milburn. losers listed as LB Stordard W Hopding Malcolm Stevenson J Chyever Bowitln.
National semi finalist Beaten on Philadelphia links as Lennewood Hall Gulf Trophy action unfolds at Huntingdon Valley. George W. Tulung defeats North Mila competitor 3 up while Patrt Fennaytanis claims victory over Reeinm Lows in a tense match.
Resolute secures an eighth win in a racing trial against Vanitie amid windy conditions. The event featured a shortened course and strong performances from participants including Oliver Mark and Van Ronnie, with Gardner and Tivers contributing notable efforts.
Secretary Rehberger of the Queens County Jockey Club released weights for the Brooklyn Handicap at one mile and a furlong. Three year old Eternal defeated Tirehase in a recent event. notable entries include Sir Harton and Porcheae as part of an announced field with weights listed for multiple runners.
In a Class A fourth-year meet at Xavier High, the team dominated with standout performances. Contenders Olsen and Dean led sprint events, while Melean claimed second in the 220-yard dash, and a fourth-year squad secured top positions in the relays and pursuit events.
A nostalgic portrait of country homes and lawns across a brook, celebrating nature’s beauty, Virginia creepers, rose gardens, and spreading mirrors. The piece links summer’s vigor to lawn games and budding champions, and draws a parallel between Abercrombie & Fitch and an impeccably groomed country estate.
Unusual comforts for the house and grounds list items for lawn and country home use. Archery, lawn tennis, golf, croquet, lawn bowls, and related gear appear alongside folding chairs, tents, canopies, hammocks, and clock weather vanes. Indoor and outdoor goods include stools, humidors, medicine kits, lights, and kitchen wares.
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