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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1919

Page

7

Miss Bjurstedt Defends Title At U S Championships

Philadelphia hosts the thirty-second annual women's lawn tennis championship with Miss Molla Bjurstedt leading a field of sixty four. Key rivals include Mrs George W Wightman Miss Eleanor Goss and Miss Marion Zinderstein as the start sees Bjurstedt win two matches 6-0 6-1 and 6-0 6-0 while Wightman cruises with no game loss.

Fred Hawthorne Philadelphia United States Philadelphia Cricket Club St. Martin's Molla Bjurstedt Katherine Porter Bjurstedt George W. Wightman Eleanor Goss Marion Zinderstein Boston Miss Bjurstedt Mary Thayer Robert Herold Belford Country Club Marion Murray Mrs. Wightman Miss Zinderstein Miss Goss Ardsley Tia

National women's tennis singles leads in first round

Margaret and Eleanor Gass triumphs and many players advance by default or straight sets as the national championship unfolds. Mary Bayard and Alice Bayard post strong wins while Erskine Smith and other leading Philadelphia players contest near flawless shotmaking. Tomorrow's schedule shifts to 10:30 a.m. singles and 6 p.m. doubles and mixed doubles.

Miemen Mia Margaret “Mors Eleanor Gass George W. Whentsend Ersiinw Smiths Hte Aliss Phyllis Revere Kerey Duble Reb Marion Tee Gi. Morris Mim Gilbert Harvey Mina Augustavurin Spencer m. Weaven Rawson Wood Tatault Mas Ansle” Nassoy Trdine Mina Dee Borah Mra Sohal Misa Gladys T. Paine Miss Leslie Bancroft Mise Grace Spattergood Bor Aare Menta Alice Bayard Elenied Atisy Susan Goodman Eilaaneth Frasier Maylon Donehue SU Leis Margret Howton Fil Misa Margaret Bronks Mirkinia Carpenton Carolin Graham Wleabeth Warren Ceres Haleet Pewey Ferguson Alisa Mary Gaury Mize Muriel Millen Ted Seah Clits Marth Culler Gred Carpenter Adelaide Jonker Helen Newall Mike Margaretta Br Mind Eatcher Brian B. Norris Ana Bayard Ae. Inserprise Erskine M. Smith Philadelphia

Wesleyan Coach Leaves to Rejoin Wichita Team

Wesleyan general athletic coach E. 3. Liston departed Middletown for the summer assignment with the Wichita team of the Western League. A former Wichita pitcher and Eastern League player, Liston will resume his Wesleyan duties on September 20.

Wesleyan Middletown Conn Liston Wichita

Davis Cup Holders to Invade U S for Title Tourney

The Australian lawn tennis team, holders of the Davis Cup, will travel to the United States after Wimbledon to participate in the American championships. Norman Brookes may join the squad. The American Expeditionary Forces tennis team, arriving to compete at Wimbledon, includes Captain Weedburn, Lieutenant Mathey, Captain Graves, Captain Cannon, Major Wrenn, and Lieutenant Brown Jr.

Ondon Paris United States Norman Brookes Wimbledon Watson M. Weedburn Dean Mathey Graves All-New Yorkers Cannon Missouri Robert D. Wrenn Brown, Jr Harvard

Rumson Polo Player Injured in Collision at Philadelphia Club

J Bor ens Waters of Rumson Polo Club was seriously hurt in the seventh period of a match against Bryn Mawr Freebooters at Philadelphia Country Club when his horse crashed into a goal post. The Freebooters won 9 to 6 in the Temora cups tournament, with G B Fletcher substituting for Waters.

Philadelphia J. Borens Waters Rumson Polo Club Bryn Mawr Freebooters G."b. Fletcher Waters

Italy Names 160 Athletes for Inter-Allied Games

Paris June 16 Italy's delegation to the Inter-Allied games will total 160 of its top athletes including oarsmen fencers boxers football players wrestlers and horsemen plus sprinters and distance runners. The United States will field a strong broadsword team led by Colonels Pullen Vidmer and lieutenants Fleisher Vanse and Bartel to face Italy Poland Belgium France and Portugal.

Paris Italy United States Pullen George S. Vidmer Louis N. Fleisher Robert §. Vanse John Bartel Poland Belgium France Portugal

Yale Oarsmen Draft Light Workouts in Blue Monday Row

GALES FERRY Conn June 16 Yale oarsmen described as blue Monday after hard Saturday row. Freshmen and second varsity rowed a half mile with the latter winning by a half length in 2 20 against the tide. Varsity eight later paddled a mile upstream and a mile downstream at easy stroke.

Gales Ferry Conn Yale Varsity

Groh suspended three days for language to umpire

Cincinnati June 16 Heinie Groh third baseman and Reds captain was suspended for three days by National League President Heydler for language used toward umpire Quigley in Friday's game.

Groh Cincinnati Heinie Groh Reds Heydler National League Quigley

Jamaica Race Track Maiden Sprint Draws Close

Weather clear and track fast as Jamaica Race Track hosts a full card on June 16. Three year olds and older vie for purses including a $950 allowance event won by a filly trained by Watervale and ridden by a jockey noted for a steady drive. multiple entries discuss pace and positioning with

Jamaica Racetrack Pigg Furtmngs Watervale Hauta Noche Over Trauiers Findecker Teohnson Milles Orinks Vin Auoliy Plure Delving Bardancp Sheerway Meeruin Ap BC Goa Wisner Wickuable-Dlagerbler le Teawvil Henry Atrtch Tavaria Tima Oruenidale Siveiah

Loftus Captures Stakes Ride on Damrosch at Jamaica

Johnny Loftus steers six year old Damrosch to victory in the Garden City Selling Stakes at Jamaica, defeating Frederick the Great after laying off the pace and surging clear on the backstretch. The card featured several upsets as favorites fell, with Loftus the standout winner in a day of racing surprises.

W. J. Macbeth Johnny Loftus Commodore J. K. A. Ross Damrosch Garden City Jamaica Loftus Damroseh Lefias Lotus F. Housman Frederick the Great Johnny Tie Frederick

Reflecting Mirrors Move Up Motor Truck Safety

Motorists and trucks share the road with growing emphasis on safety. New York passes a law requiring reflective mirrors on all trucks and large commercial vehicles after September 1 to aid passing and reduce highway delays. The era sees aging cars common on roads as new supply strains appear. The Dert Motor Car Company plans a New York branch with showroom on Broadway, serving Manhattan, Long Island, Connecticut and parts of New Jersey, headed by F. L. Sanford who brings Studebaker experience to the venture.

New York Dert Motor Car Company Flint Broadway Ehret Fifty-eighth Street Manhattan Longsland Connecticut New Jersey F. L. Sanford Sanford Studebaker CHES

Ex King of Wurttemburg joins Swiss exile club

The former King of Wurttemburg has arrived at Romanshorn from Friedrichshafen by ordinary tourist steamer on Lake Constance. He motored to a villa he recently purchased nearby. He is the third former king to seek refuge in Switzerland.

Wurttemburg Geneva Romanshorn Friedrichshafen Lake Constance Switzerland

Clergyman and His Nurse Deny Stories in Court

The Rev. Josiah Martin Neifert, former city clergyman now Maine rector, defended against Mrs. Emilie Neifert in a divorce suit. He denied friendliness with nurse Caroline Elizabeth Cooper, who cared for him during rheumatism. His daughter Isabelle testified she distinctly saw the father kiss the nurse, a claim he disputed.

Josiah Martin Neifert Church Maine Supreme Court Emilie Neifert Carole Elizabeth Cooper Isabelle Neifert Miss Cooper Miss

By Jingo Wins Manchester Cup Handicap in Tight Finish

In Manchester on June 1 the Manchester Cup Handicap worth 12500 dollars was captured by By Jingo owned by W de Pledge. The horse finished four lengths clear of Aynsley owned by Horatio Bottomley with Happy Man belonging to F Hardy finishing third among nine starters. By Jingo started at 7 to 2 betting.

Jingo Manchester England W. de Pledge Horatio Bottomley Aynsley F. Hardy Happy Man

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