Professionals Win By Stroke In Pro Am Match At Sunaway
A rare four‑man pro am at Sunaway Country Club featured Jim Barnes Walter Hagen Charles Evans and J Travers against amateurs with a dramatic finish. Travers sank a 40 foot putt on the eighteenth to win one up after a long day of back and forth play that drew a huge Red Cross crowd and raised funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Prohhibitin
Red Cross
Sunaway Country Club
Jim Barnes
Walter Fagen
Charles Chick Evans
Jerome D. Trvers
Efvat
Casey
Walter Hagen
Chick Brann
Revorm J. Travers
Travers
Terry Travers
Mugen
Sgain
Yar
Hagen
Lupant
Trevets
Iele
Hialvid
Slager
Evana
Barnes
Magen
Great Gallery
Cross
Righins
Tage
Evans
Haven
Tenby Barnes
Tevers Hind
Town
Bike Fans See Blue Devils on Big Saucer
Sixteen thousand fans cheered at the Velodrome in Newark as the French Blue Devils, in blue uniforms, raced a half mile with Gilbert Cassagneau edging Georges Coperaux at the tape. Copearux led until the final stretch. Albert Greisser and Andrew Lamenchie finished third and fourth amid a spill that did not deter the riders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Devils
Newark
Gilbert Cassagneau
Marne
Verdun
Georges Copearux
Copesruy
Albert Greisser
Andrew Lamenchie
Hob Spears
Frank Kramer
Francesco Verri
Willie Spencer
Orethird
Pausiralie AK Tyraster
Eustriva Poms
Seatceste
Wille Spyiver
Arenes
Aitiralia
Aen Eo
Rhone Vali de Nieman
Coling
Ise
YF Metenain
Matemen
John
Haiteantiahavdiean
Peotmstanat
Jaci Mugin
Trraintun
Garie
Esld
Dies
Bimauce
Weir
Jawan
Bee
Namora
Austraiu
Ela
Schoolboy Beats One Armed Player In Long Island Tennis
Schoolboy star Frederick Anderson Jr. barely defeated H Heathaway, the one armed player, in a first round Long Island tennis tourney match at Kings County Tennis Club. O'Boyle upset Bowman 6 2 6 1 6, driving Bowman's serves for aces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick ©. Anderson, Jr
H. Heathaway
Long Island
Kings County
O'Boyle
Bowman
Roy Auiahto
Ah Ettisle
Rosina
JC Verity
Atelunid
Dural
Hachonds
Mouruen
Mallinga
Huda
Tienh
JoJo Cameron
Talee
K & Aider
JP Gulu
Scratch Men Beaten In Mohawk A C Games
Unusually poor running left scratch men behind at the Mohawk Athletic Club meet held at Macomb's Dam Park in The Bronx yesterday. Al Smith, the club’s four time international champion, was toppled in the 220 yard dash by Max Haskel who had an 18 yard start. Fred Travelena, the scratch starter, faltered in the three mile, using up his reserve speed early and failing to fend off challengers on the final stretch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurtzo Brothers
Vincent
John
Pennant Athletic Club
Eld
Macomb’s Dam Park
Bronx
Louis Windmuller
Ngieap
Titan
Andlani
Ugera
Nancicapa
Mohawk Athletic Club
Macomb
Dam Park
al Smith
Max Haskel
Fred Travelena
Travelens
Aly
Mat Ys
Feeraoi
Astichy
Iereamuld
Poe
Bush Favored in Hillcrest Golf Meet Qualifier
Kansas City notes the eighteenth annual Trans-Mississippi golf tournament at Hillcrest Club. Two hundred fifty players expected for qualifying rounds with play starting at dawn and pairs at five minute intervals. Ruben Bush of New Orleans, former southern champion, among the favorites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Bush
Hillcrest Club
Peuben Bush
New Orleans
Racing To day Shifts Back To Jamaica
The Jamaica track at the Metropolitan Jockey Club opens a six race card with 104 entries led by Mars Considy and Cudgel in the Excelsior Handicap. Betting and jockeys are discussed as the East’s racing seasons resume amid wartime tests and a new Aqueduct club house with enhanced facilities prepares for a record crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Macbeth
Metropolitan Jockey Club
Jamaica
Jamaico
Mars Considy
Commodore J. K. L. Ross
Luke
Cudgel
Knapp
Lyle
Spur
Huttinger
Sunflash
G. Byrne
Roamer
J. Loftus
Ed Roche
My Rowan
Buster
J. Rodriguez
J. McTaggart
Kalitan
M. Buxton
Old Koenig
F. Robinson
Trophy
I. Erickson
George Smith
W. Kelsey
Puttergold
Ball
Priscilla Mule Lens
C. Kummer
Fairy Wand
J. Ensor
G. Walls
Kentucky State Racing Association
August Belmont
Jockey Club
Kentucky Racing Association
Blue Grays
Kentucky
Isitora
Aqueduct
United States
James Brennan
Brooklyn Jockey Club
Brennan
Ben Brush
Jaren !Unphy
Gravesend
Mies Stirling Adair Triumphs in Red Cross Golf Match
In Chicago on June 10 Alexa Stirling Adair of Atlanta and Perry Adair won a Scotch foursome Red Cross golf match at Westmoreland Golf Club over Elaine Rosenthal and Bobby Jones. Both Atlantan players shot 80 on a par 73 course while the women carded 88 each. Rosenthal led Stirling briefly. The event raised over 2000 for Red Cross with auctioned privileges fetching 655. None of the players had prior experience on the course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Alexa Suring
Atlanta
Perry Adair
Red Cross
Elaine Rosenthal
Bobby Jones
Westmoreland Golf Club
Miss Rosenthal
Misa Stirling
Miss Stirling
Adair
University Heights Tennis Club Wins Metropolitan League Final
University Heights Tennis Club defeated Kings County in the Metropolitan League championship on UH courts. The deciding doubles match of Whyte and Manchester beating Duncan and Morgenthaler secured UH’s 5 matches to 4 victory. Duncan of Kings County posted a 10-8 1-7 6-2 win over Manchester in singles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Heights
California
Duncan
Herbert Manchester
Netromontan Teague
Inex Chaney Haecyte
Charlee Chamiers
Kiley Ginny
Maliano
Seines
Kiney County
Taney
Comey
Jolie
Dire
Kinga Donnie
Coty
Gence “Eyversity Melghta
Tenmia
Consty Teoaitetclus
Anuches
Lincoln Giants Triumph Over Poughkeepsie Standout Meet
Lincoln Giants defeated the Poughkeepsie team led by Larry McLean, with former Giants at bat, 7 to 1 as Joe Williams fanned nine and allowed four singles. Earlier the colored champions beat College Point 6 to 3 in the first game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
Larry McLean
Giants
Lincoln Giants
Joe Williams
College Point
Notices of Estate Administrations in New York Surrogate Court
A series of public notices seek claimants to probate estates in New York County. Executors and attorneys are named for Juana Thoman, Charley Nickel, Emily M Coup, Albert W Schully, Rosa Mack, Marie Josefine Naegelly, and others, with filing deadlines between May and November 1915 1918. Notices detail where to present claims with vouchers at offices in New York City and list responsible attorneys and surrogates.
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Order of Honorapia Dain P. Corgian
Dover Street
New Yorke City
Archae
New York
Hederick A. Braun
Thomas D. Contloy
Greene
Ef Stowell
Neva Fir
Frederick A. Wraun
Exchange Place
Cie
Alfred L. Mariney
John F. Conglan
County of
Albert
W.schully
Lata
County of New Yor
Hebe
Mewra
Keuraman
Stinger & Frank
Broad Street
Nyt
William D. Scholle
Fredmiuck Scholle
Alexander Herman
Seymour P. Kuwzman
Ottinghr & Prank
New York City
Emily M
John P. Cohalan
Devmamed
Sama
The
Union Trust, Company of New York
Union Trust Company
Lewis L. Fawcett
Mack
Rosa
John P. CoNolan
Clalina
William Strees
Borough of
Manhattan
Carpentier
Horace W
New Yenc Molice
Heveny
Linscoln ‘East Company
Sanhucinn
New Park
Lincoln Trust Company
Caroline
Vas Rensselaer
Temporsey Adminnistracies
Cadwalader, Wickergiam Tat
Surrogates Notices and Estate Claims 1915 1918
A collage of surrogate notices listing multiple estates in New York City and surrounding counties. Names include Horace W. Carpentier Arthur Tebis Emilia H. Tistoy Mary Stapleton Margret Shay Toprriantam Therese Yas and others. Each entry notes dates for filing claims and the attorneys handling executors or administrators.
Surrogate Notices From New York Probate Docket 1918
Notice to creditors and claimants for multiple estates in New York County. Generically names executors and attorneys, with deadlines from May to December 1918, urging submission of claims with vouchers to surviving admins and attorneys at specified New York offices. Public posting lists include August Finck Jr and Clara L Carroll among the deceased and their executors.
Notice to creditors and executors amid 1930s New York probate chaos
In pursuance of a surrogate's order notices are issued to all persons with claims against Charles J. Feller deceased to file vouchers by a specified date at 160 Broadway New York. Observes multiple names, places, dates, and official entities including Lawyers Title and Trust Company and state notices for New York and New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Cohan
Nassau Street
City of New
Nfice
Carroll Terry
SD Broadway
New Yorks
New York
Nangell
Marie Josephine
Han
CoRela
Neropanahe
Pernasa
Marie Josephie Naegolly
Ranean Altomas
Mooney Ainigman
Mandarian
Mooney
Aerg
Charles von Purbuanch
Torterr
New Yueh
Non Bien
State of New
Willman
Agee
Eeka
Wenhuttin
New York City
Orion Truet Company OF
Kecitor, Muller, King, Lape & Stamford
Kicornay
Ar Executor
Andway
Borden
Manhattan
By. AY
John P. Colsian
Alice Maud Blur
Oraugh
Kuaranty Trust Company OF
Bleinon
Jetinige & Russell
York
Decamer LAWYERS TITLE AND TRUST COM+PANY
Jucy
Charles J Feller Tate
Atari
New Jersey
Bate
New
Cuach
Thom
Tate
William Sire Borough
Easton
Foon Sisahetean
Public Notice of Legal Proceedings by New York Teallwass Co
Notice states the New York Teallwass Company applies for approval of a public emission and related property decree. Hearing set before the court on June 20, 1919 at 10:00 a.m. in Manhattan. Solicitors Allan & Locke cite the Supreme Court of New York and summon defendants to answer the complaint within twenty days after service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tita German Savings
City of
New York
Beate of
Manwation
Choy
Supreme Court
Btate of
York
Manhattan
State of
Wuttertsnig Gull Corporation
New York City
THY Garman Savings
HW Ctless
Sion Horenfeer
New York Teallwass Company
Rumstown
Fraschinen
County of
City of New York
York Nauawayh Company
Dylf Snonts
New Hamcul
Apta Bamurl
ORK
Walt Wonustace Nusbart
Uraard. Jr
Palatar Byaloa
J. Mercer
WANK
Dawsom
Georgia’ Vefundanta
Sunmosts
Namieh
Meniby Sumimone
Mile Wetlin
Wittin
Thy
Allan & Loci
Wall Street Borough
Ataanatentn
Mercar Bell
Ee York
Warley Plutark
Thyme
County ‘of
New Betech
Ruth
Muuliun
City
New Weeks Cave
New Yorks
Allan
Lock
Worney
Port
New
Yor Tay
Tata
Hydra Edges Shadow by Two Seconds in Interclub Race
The Hydra owned by Charles E. Hyde of Port Washington Yacht Club beat the Shadow, owned by William L. Inslee of Bayside Yacht Club, by two seconds in a star class interclub race in Little Neck Bay yesterday afternoon. Altair finished eighteen seconds behind, with eight of the other twelve starters close behind. North Star did not finish. The two lap triangular Bayside course saw rapid winds, first favoring Shadow, then Hydra, which pulled ahead on the second lap and held the lead to the line. The finish was hailed as one of the most exciting on the course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hydra
Charles E. Hyde
Port Washington
Howard Boden
Shadow
Altair
E. V. Willis
Wilson Dodge
North Star
Bayside Club
Fort Tatten
Hydes
Coumse
Names Drawn For Women National Tennis Meet
Philadelphia hosts the women’s national tennis championship with a large entry list led by top East players racing to meet Molla Bjørnstad. Notable absentee Miss Mery Browne of California, with twelve girls contesting the United States junior title, seven from local clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Miah Margarit Non
Clint Mee
Inowvon
Aterton
Miss Sihtrad"viard
Sore Aoa
Titanate St Bebe Fin Club
Atiza Busanne
Bilverrith
Utatte Mh
Tir Hemisina Sin ‘Caner Tery Philadeigna Cs bin
Alte
Rear Natn
Leonard to Box Tonight at New York Athletic Club
Benny Leonard world lightweight champion to fight two rivals in an exhibition at the New York Athletic Club this evening. The program will include amateur bouts and feature a roped arena spectacle with gates and entertainment.
St. John's Club Boys Win Yorkville Games
St Johns Club secured the overall win in the Yorkville Athletic League outdoor games at the Astoria Long Island City playgrounds. Tom Lockhardt and Frank McNamara led St Johns with McNamara winning the 100 and 440 yard races and Lockhardt taking the 1,000 yard handicap. Ninety-second Street Y.M.H.A. placed second with eight points, Hungarian American Athletic Club third with eight. Sam Frerich led Ninety-second Street in the two mile handicap, while St Johns dominated field events including a close hop step and jump and a two foot margin in the 12 pound shot with Frank Polash of the Hungarian club winning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s
Astoria
Long Island City
St. John's
En‘runta
Psition
Tom Lockhardt
Frank McNamara
Little St John’s
McNamara
Maamara
Lockhardt
Steen
St. Jon's
Sam Frerich
Feld
Frerich
St. John's Boys
Frank Polash
Atholtie Club
Henry BeyMiize
Urea
Rotani Mangurian Sameteat
Arash
Aterear
Suena
Ital Ateneo Mote AL Font
Winee
AES
Sganaine
Wee
Ted Birr
F Whalen
Ne Club
Raat Vata Aia
Magetan Atmoica AE
Camp Grant boxers win inter-cantonment tourney in Battle Creek
McGoorty and Anderson scored for Camp Grant as they won the inter-cantonment boxing tournament in Battle Creek. Grant team from Rockford Illinois defeated Camp Custer with three wins and a draw. McGoorty stopped Ry Richardson in the second round of light heavyweight. Anderson defeated James McLaughlin for the heavyweight decision after McLaughlin entered as a late substitute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGoorty
Anderson
Camp Grant Battle Creek
Camp Grant
Rockford
Camp Custer
Eddie McGoorsy
Grant
Ry Richardson
Custer
Andre Anderson
James McLaughlin
Chicago
McLaughlin
Somer Smith
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NEW York Tribune
Chick Evans
Jerome D. Travers
Pat
Aedt Bawa
Crane
AAAS
AOS
Fer Weyer
Noerara
Ards Iy Pesbids
Om Evans
Sean
Mohawk A. C
Mies Stirling
University Heights Tennis Club
Harrington
Sawarg Sarrington
Walkers Club of America
Max Greenberg
Pastime Athletic Club
Weekond
Alex Jeseup
Mate Sched
James M. Fawcett
Broadway
Borough of Manhattan
Bruns
Hinrich
Henry Buns
John PR. God P'Burrogate
County of New
Brig
Greine Bruns
Anna Bruns
Rabe & Kellar
Attorneyn
Executive Broadway
Mahhattan
Arthur
Ail Persnna
Arthur ‘Tebis
Daccasad
Attaneys
Kinmet & Parish
Wall Street
Albert Terts, Minnid L
HatMor Tx
Acutors
Emmet & Parish
Attorneys For Executors
Emilig Wi
Risley
Cohaian
County of New Yorks
Totco
Emilia H. Tistoy
Ghunty
Sims
Vousners
Buil Tings
Murray, Tagtrauit
Hage & Humphrey
Willeam Street
Isham
Eexecutor
Murray, Ingersoll, Toa & Humphrey
William Street
Joseph K .Avace
Wall Stivet
Borough of Manattan
Deans
George DE Wolf
Bang
Calniant Eahropate
Abe
Jane Mary
Hill
Exscutelx
Milan Day Barnes
Tur Ba
Joan BP
Comalan
Ore
Tangaciing
Aivarney
Gumpad H
Cohwiun
Naw York
Homer Va
Stebbing No
Raffeteds Noorork
Homer A
Stebuing
Simon
Therban
Atanirabie Isin Bs Colao
New Yorke
Cistma
Uta
Wight
Mabnatiaa
New Fork
Dantul
Adams
Sunhattan
John P. Cohelan
Brederick
Sereet
Ula
Atturey Tor
West Arth St
John E. Cohulun
Wik
Mary T. Lomein
Chardes Coliman Milt
Exaculriy
Wilinn Street
Ee Foriuance of Sand
Berek
Queens
Forest Ajills Gardens
Henn
Rintion
Tie Villa Sage” Foundation
Westchester County
PTC
Lsu
Lanox
Laos
Vermont
Arbinwin
Witottine
Lubacco
Wilage
Chater Aye
Bayside Y. C
Iaak
Ain
Gongs
Adott
Southern Crags
Zoho
Coorg
Seversseves
Ailey Waker
Penneirs
Taurus
Tankeld
Greg
Tahahea
BO Eger
Alan Starlant
AL Nester
Noni
Dale
Winer Cracket
Baller
Longwood
Yinothy Walkers
Philadelphia Ceashes
Walter
Eighia Ma
Sint Wariou
Atuddarna
Mertinit Ming Margartt Novas ‘Hory
Clase
We 'Mia Alang Tolle West
Gonyte Clube
Msg Atary
de Mvayer
Piaielphis AE
Aleaalder Chahtini
Waal Hiner Girs
Foren Candies West
Elie
Menlcott
Misa Crary’ Cassel
West
Bragkel
Elshora Sears
Tamara Fe
Naylor
Phnaoghhi
Debora Beas
Bethlshern
Leianbetly
Ostheltter
Musitingon Valley
Annon Wood
West’ Side
Bisa Kasnior Gast
International League
Haltimme
Rowe Halimore
Tinghamion
Bulgiamiean EO
Perera Buttalo
American Association
Indianapolis
Ailnnepoys
Amulwaukee
Ated
Columbine
Kansan Ciy
Raney City
Columbus
St. John’s Club
Yorkville
A. C. Cavagnaro Evatt
Southern Association
Hattanooga
New Oijeana
Charantoga
Latte Mterk
Stinaien
Montasiwny
Nachella
Vero
Bridgeport
Worcestar
City Hall Park
Tribune Building
Nassau ST
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