Bancroft and Ballin Meet in Rye Open Final
Miss Leslie Bancroft of Longwood Cricket Club Boston faces Miss Florence Ballin of West Side Tennis Club Forest Hills in the Rye open lawn tennis final on Apawamis Club clay courts. Doubles finals also set with Green and Thurber vs Chapman and Melon as crowds watch a day of close, high level play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hawthorne
Leslie Bancroft
Longwood Cricket Club
Boston
Florence Ballin
West Side Tennis Club
Forest Hills
Apawamis Club
Rye
H. Stuart Green
A. E. Thurber
George L. Chapman
Marshall Melon
Latonia Results Highlight Hazy Notables and Sums
The Latonia results show a jumble of names, places, and figures including estates and prices. Several entries reference individuals such as Mullin Kean and Archie Alovender alongside varied monetary amounts and listings for properties. The text blends racing style lines with estate figures and scattered affiliations, rendering a fragmented snapshot of a busy but unclear record.
Holland Sets Amateur Record at Woodway Golf Course
Holland established an amateur record at Woodway Golf Pub by shooting 33 for the front nine and 72 for the round, tied with professional Louis Chiapetta who also carded 72. Duncan, the course pro, notes the previous best amateur mark was 72 set last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamfunu Vent
Holland
Woodway
Ite
Louis Chinpetta
Eub
Louis
Duncan
Chiapetta
Georgiaian Bishop Reaches Final Round in Connecticut Golf
In Bridgeport, Georgiaian Bishop of Brooklyn and Mrs Charles Porter of New Haven advance to the final round of the women's state golf championship. Bishop defeated Mrs Burnside Winslow of New Haven to reach the final, while Mrs Sorter beat Mrs A Raymond Ellis of Hartford 1 up.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Georgiaian Bishop
Brooklyn
Charles Porter
New Haven
Will
Burnside Winslow
Cod
Sorter
A Raymond Ellis
Hartford
Philadelphia Polo Team Wins Woodcrest Cup
The Philadelphia polo squad triumphed at Woodcrest Cup with LYRA leading the scoring at the Country Club in a dramatic finish. Team members included standout players and a bold late surge secured the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Lyra
Volt
Cup Candidate Clytie Defeats Priscilla in Close Yacht Race
Clytie owned by Henry B. Plant won a tight duel with Priscilla and Grebe in the Glen Cove Cup races run by the New York Yacht Club. The 23-boat fleet covered around 21 miles on a triangular course amid a brisk southeast breeze. Flying Cloud led on corrected time but awaits remeasurement. other debuts included Commodore Harold Vanderbilt’s Vagrant and Carolina owned by George Nichol with notable finishes.
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Larchmont
New York
Clytie
Priscilla
Grebe
Great Britain
Clytie Ie
Henry B. Plant
Commodore Harold
Vanderbilt
New York Yacht Club
Flying Cloud
Winthrop Aldrich
Carolina
New York Yack Club
George Nichol
Black-Bulles
Ineiera
Ander
Carol B. Alker
Pampero
Res le Andrews
Cowperthwaite
Georgis
J. ¥. Lockwood
Maisie
Georgia
Harry L. Maxwell
Mallory Beats Peacock 6-4 6-4 For Tennis Title
American tennis champion Mallory defeats Mrs. Peacock 6-4 6-4 in the Kent championship semifinals. She previously won against Miss Stocks and Miss Ryan of California, with Miss Clay also in the lineup as the event progresses toward the final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mile
Suzanne Lenglen
Molla
Mallory
Lenten
Milesen
Wimbledon
Jane Sf
Mlle
Langlen
France
Lille
Sane
Math
Tod
Peacock
Enatian Fiager
Heckenhasn
Statory
Hissbet Ryan
Caifornia
Clay
Weatniah
Yacht Line Aprit Launches from Woodski City Inland
A six meter yacht named Line Aprit was successfully launched yesterday afternoon from Woodski City Inland. The event drew local spectators and maritime enthusiasts as the vessel entered the water with a ceremonial ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aprit
Woodski City
Boxing Cards Hit The 13th Regiment Armory
Local fight listings show bouts featuring Charley Moeeher, Billy Marlowe, and Gene Chabey at the 13th Regiment Armory. Gilded Betan names like Tomont Taxanne A and Adin Cooney appear among scheduled matchups with Dream Park mentioned as a venue reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomont Taxanne
Charley Moeeher
Wnat Mae
Burt Avenue
Chabey
Tilden and Wiener Beaten by Chapins In Tennis Doubles
In Hartford during the New England tennis tournament the seasoned pair Tilden and A. Teer of Mira fell 6-2 6-0 to the Chapins, Leighton and another Spring field entrant as father and son Chapin moved into the doubles final with mixed results amid weather delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilden
Wiener
Chapins
Hartford
Conn
William T. Tilden
A. Teer
Mira
New England
ATL Chapin Ar
I. Je
Sprinefelt
Thopine
Ioto
Mats
Hay
Van
Springfeld
Holbrook J. Hyite
Phil Bettens
Marvel
San Francisco
Edgar Dawson
New York
Bettens
Vincent Richards
A. Hy Chapin Jr
Rumson Club Considers Herbert Rumson Memorial Polo Trophy
Rumson Polo Club plans a memorial trophy for the late Herbert L Herbert to honor his role in promoting polo in the United States Officials will meet to decide if the prize targets national or international play and whether eligibility sets a twenty-goal cap The move adds another major event to the polo calendar with potential matches against Argentine and English teams during their U S tour
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London
Argentina
England
United States
Asa
A* Nomorial
H. L. Herbert
United Tes
Toomorrow
Rumson Club
Tei
Rutason
Philadelphia
France
Lord Rocktavage
Golden Myth Wins Gold Cup at Two and A Half Miles
Golden Myth trained by Tredennis and sired from Golden Lily won the Gold Cup over two miles and a half here today. Flamboyant finished second with Ballyheron third as ten horses contested. King's Idler ridden by Archibald was unplaced. Owner Sir George Ballough held the winning horse with odds at 8 to 1 against.
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Ascol
Mingianus Cape
iNy
Brest
Golden Myth
Tredennis
Golden Lily
Flamboyant
Ballyheron
King’s Idler
Archibald
George Ballough
Bally Heron
Kate Bowman Wins Plainfield Country Club Women’s Title
In Plainfield New Jersey on June 15 Kate Bowman defeated Mrs C D Rioke and Miss Zoe Terry defeated Mrs B S Rowland in the semi final round to reach the championship match of the Plainfield Country Club women’s golf tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kashio
Mile Lenglen
Bowman
Longwood Star
Plainfield, N. J
Kate Bowman
C.D Rioke
Zoe Terry
B.S. Rowland
Plainfield Country Club
Paris Wins Government Backing for 1924 Olympics
The French Chamber of Deputies unanimously approved 10 million francs from Premier Poincaré to fund the Paris Olympic Committee, securing Paris as the hosts for the 1924 games. Mayor Herriot of Lyons urged a rival bid, but Parliament affirmed the Paris decision after assurances of city and national support.
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Chamber of Deputies
Paris
Prest
Nemre
Interes
Ayt
Free Olympic Committee
Gornment
Lausanne
Herriot
Lyons
Chamber
Gaston Vidal
International Olympic
France
Dean Ybarnegaray
M. Noblemaire
Simpson Dean Wins Low Score in Golf Opening Round
Simpson Dean, former intercollegiate titleholder, captured the low gross trophy in the Middle Atlantic Golf Association tournament qualifying at Wilmington Country Club. He led 86 players with 731 for 18 holes. Denham and MacKenzie tied for low net at 71 with handicaps of 10 and 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim Twrur
Ela Eee Seine Simpson Dean
Ixteen
Denali Woodward
Columbia
Guy
Uandster
HL Pickering
Wilmington
R. W. Goeltmors
M Whitlateh
Chevy
Weaheey Chane
Albert Soumebia
Sansoer
Roger G. Coombe
Blaney
Scot Wilmington
Sohn McMannerman
The
Guilford Wins Lumberman Championship at Westchester
Jesse Guilford, amateur golf champion, captured the Lumberman Association title finishing 72 on the South course at Westchester Biltmore Country Club. He defends his Brookline amateur title this fall and vows the Lumberman championship stays with him. Guilford’s lumber business ties in Boston aided his eligibility.
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Jesse Guilford
Lambernva Association
Westchester Biltmore
Jesse
Boston
Brookline
Tall Timbers
Bender Announces Player Releases Across Leagues
Bender of a National League club announces catcher Carl Johnson on option to Bridgeport of the Eastern League and pitcher Dick Niehaus and outfielder Andy Koteh on option to Rocky Mount of the Virginia League. Yale catcher Jim Kernan reports to the club.
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Bender
Reading
M Bender
Carl Johnson
Bridgeport
Dick Niehaus
Andy Koteh
Rocky Mount Club
Jim Kernan
Yale
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Miss Bancroft
Miss Ballin
Miss Heaton
Green
Thurber
Chapman
McLean
New Jersey
Mine Hascroft
Mise Foramond Newton
Mine Ballin
Mine Mary Heator
Greenwich
Mre. Thurner
Mev. Green
Akeley
Bret Vet
Mies Marian Chapaonn
Mise
Helen Gilliaudran
Worn
Mrs. Thurber
Chap
Mary Heaton
Bel Mumford
Sally
Chappiah
McLean Wos
Necarney
Miss Mumford
Mee Melenn
Mice Hancroft
Mies Rollin
Mire Monet
Caoreon
Leaart
Enine
Percy Wilbourn
Wufort
Miow
Agnes Shyrweed
St. Athinen
Miss Newton
Miss Pane
Tereour
Miss Hatlin
Mina Heaton
Seiichite Kashio
Japan
Herbert L. Bowman
New York Athletic Club
Montclair Athletic Club
Ship
Wee
Jolliffe
Deter
Rashie
Martant
Hodkin
Hownan
May
Tronard
Knox
Gotaeda
Kmeraos Travein Omic
Pak Martin
Alfred
Tord
Aeten Hes
Cinth
Mrs. Mallory
Suzanne
Associated Press
Molla Bjurstedt Mallory
Latonia
Deere
Lily
Ida Wibewiem
Auterrsy
Pete
Euard Daloning
Téeoniel
Herr Erennet
Yate Toe Meades
Cainnes Tarior
Tex Yourerd
Archie Alovender
Blaaypeed
Te Hare
Mule Hanes
Ana Wpesrt
Chich
Glen Cove
Jack Lawrence Vuehtamen
York
Gene
Dohmeen
Ieee
Rs. Mallory
Mrs. Peacock
Rumson Polo Club
Herbert
Luin Lacey
Jack Nelson
L. Nelson
John Miles
David Miles
Simpson Dean
Guilford
Aqueduct
Gear
London Cigarettes
GHP. Cigar CO
Philadelphia, Ps
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New Yorke
Prinee
New York City
Jordan
Oxford
U.S
United States Rubber Company
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