Favorites Advance in Women's Tennis Yale Defeats Harvard
In Philadelphia on June 17, favorites progressed in the national women’s lawn tennis championship. Molla Bjurstedt, defending champion, teamed with Mrs. Weaver to win the doubles and remained in the hunt. Other results included Miss Goss defeating Hull and preparing to face Mrs. Wightman, with Wagner looming as a top challenger in later rounds.
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Harvard
Yankees
Giants
Fred Hawthorne
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Cricket Club
St. Martins
Molla Bjurstedt
Pelham
Forest Hills
Ardsley
Shampion
Molla
Sue Misa Bjurstedt
Misa Marie Wagner
George W. Wightman
Boston
Phyllis Walsh
Dazsling
Miss Walsh
Eleanor Goss
West Side Tennis Club
Women’s national championship singles second round results
The article lists round two outcomes with Misa Eleandy, Phyte bon Mise Anne, Elizabeth Sears, Katherine Tundey, Miss Warren, and others advancing. Notable matches include Eleandy over Phyte bon Mise Anne and Townsend over Le Roy, plus Sears defeating Gard. Additional details cover doubles events and upcoming matches with players like Ballin and Zinderstein.
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Goma Es Fated Mra
M. OB
Geovie
Wightman
Phyte Bon Mise
Anne ‘Po
Whi- Fontet Miay
Lisbeth Warren
Robert le Roy
Mra
Murvey
Spencer
Bullston Weaver
Sule Naylor
Newholst
Wagner
Miss Dare
Misa
Marierine Gard
Pritznard
Miss Atten
Man Clare
Perguson
May Penelops Anderson
Slisa
Raith Gullo
Mie Adelane Hooker
Misa Elizaleth Stralbing
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Gilbert Marvex
Cabot
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Partier
Pullotton
Weaverland
Mingsted
Mia
Robert le Mra
Dufrated Ales
Glemnen Wainwright
Erskiny M. Stith
Clute Cased
Marie “Weenar
Silos
Eleonora Sears
Throckmorton Defaults in Brookyn Championship Match
Harold Throckmorton led H Oakley 6-2 5 2 0 15 when his arm gave out and he defaulted the Brooklyn championship match in the Te nace Club tournament. Throckmorton, a Jersey state champion, had won two earlier matches that day.
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Brooklyn
Throckmorton
H. Oakley
Fort Hamilton
Jersey
J. W. Anderson
Ichiya Kumagae
G. A. I. Dionne
J. Healey
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Kumague
Ponent
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Brookizn
J. W Vox
M. Vernon
Bel
Desnoes
Amherst Beats Williams In Tight 7 To 5 Contest
Amherst defeated Williams 7 to 5 in a loosely played game before a large crowd, giving Amherst the lead in the series. Williams fought back early but Amherst secured the win with decisive late runs and strong defense.
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Amherst
Mass
Amwrit
Williams
Selleck Delivers Upstart Yale Sweep of Harvard
Yale pitcher Selleck, a third string man in the box corps, surprised fans by defeating Harvard before a record New Haven crowd. He held the Crimson to four scattered hits and allowed one run in the first inning.
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Tcher Selleck
Yale
Harvard
New Haven
Crimson
Yale Beats Harvard In Contested Commencement Day Game
In New Haven 17000 attend Yale tops Harvard 2 to 1 in a closely fought baseball series opener. Felton struggles with control for Harvard as Sawyer drives home the tying and winning runs in the ninth. Yale's Perkins and Emmons make key plays, including a late running catch by Boyd.
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Felton
Diamond
Sawyer
Sheehan
Bond
Clifford Wranh
Eli
Wrothingham
Prann
Persins
Solleck
Harvard
Babe
Murphy
Welton
Faherty
Emmons
McLeod
Perkins
Boyd
Yates
Rain Delays Dodgers Cardinals Series Final Game
Rain postpones the final game of the Dodgers Cardinals series in St Louis. Dodgers head to Chicago to face a tough series, with Brooklyn awaiting a challenging stretch on their trip.
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Cardinals
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Chicago
York
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Boston
Pittsburgh
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Martin Wins Over Advertisers in Golf
Members of the Metropolitan Advertising Golf Association played at the Richmond County Country Club in a one day event. G. R. Martin led with 84. Four players tied for the net award: Graham Patterson 90-14-76 E R Gardiner 90-14-76 Harold Chalfont 84-8-76 and R C Wilton 91-15-16. W Roy Barnhill won the first division by defeating Don M Parker 4 up and 3 to play and beating W E Conklyn after two extra holes.
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Richmond County
G. R. Martin
Graham Patterson
E.R. Gardiner
Helard Chalfont
R. C. Wilton
W. Roy Barnhill
Don M. Parker
W. E. Conklyn
Holy Cross Triumphs End Detroit Series Tie With BC Win
Holy Cross defeated Boston College 4 to 3 in twelve innings at Washington to extend its winning streak in eastern college play. Detroit limited to four hits as Newman and Newson led a tense game with Johnson the losing pitcher. The scoreline followed a sequence of close contests in the series, with Holy Cross securing the decisive win.
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Alex Finally Wins for Cubs By 7-2 Score
CHICAGO June 17 Cubs end seven game slide vs Giants in getaway game 7-2. Grover Alexander twirls five hit outing with CS form. Dode Paskert belts a two on homer in fifth as Cubs pull away. Causey loses on mound for Giants. Frisch debuts late for New York.
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Lunghi to Represent Italy in Big Meet
PARIS June 17 Several Olympic and championship winners are listed among Italy s 140 entries for the inter Allied games In horse manship Italy fields Majors Ubertalli Antonelli Cattaratti and Captain Amalfi all international prize winners Basket ball has been embraced by Italy Emilio Lunghi the Italian middle distance runner who competed in the United States in 1999 and beat top Americans including Ted Meredith will compete Three members of Italy s four oared crew are Olympic winners.
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Homer by Peckinpaugh Paves the Way for Victory
The Yankees beat the Browns 5 to 2 at the Polo Grounds as Ernie Shore and Carl Weisman labored. Peckinpaugh hit a homer in the fourth boosting the Yankees, who added two more runs in the sixth and one in the eighth to seal the win and take three of four in the series.
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Wellman Wins as Browns Rally Late in Nine Inning Fight
In a tense nine inning clash the Browns rally with two outs in the ninth. Sloan pinch hits singles and a run scores on a pass to Austin then Joe Gedeon adds another single. Leviathan Day era aboard as the giant transport crew watches the controversy unfold. Cleveland visitors match the Red Sox while the 1919 Cleveland Fohllies seek second place against the Yankees at the Polo Grounds.
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Austin
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Leviathan
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Yankees
Polo Grounds
St Louis Golfer Wins Medal in Western Amateur
Clarence Wolff of the Algonquin Club St Louis led the Western amateur golf championship after a 74 in the qualification round at Sunset Hill Country Club, totaling 147 for 36 holes with a 33 start. James Standish of Detroit matched the course record with 73, while Sam Reynolds of Omaha posted 77 and others posted in the 78 to 80 range.
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Detroit
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Warren Wodl
Athletics Drop Close Game to White Sox 7-6
Philadelphia hosts Chicago in a tight battle as the White Sox rally to beat the Athletics 7 to 6. Kerr silenced Philly bats while Risberg Perkins and Burns powered Chicago with solo homers and timely hitting.
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Miller Blanks
Phils
Eastern League game recap with scattered scores and teams
Eastern League action features Dridgepors 7 and Waterbury 4 with Providence leading Springheld 32 to 1. Pittanold and Springfeld exchange runs in the second game while Worcester faces Hartford in a separate matchup.
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Providence
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Hartford
Calder Leads Paper Traders Golf Field At Arcola Links
Close to seventy contestants compete in the New York Paper Trade Golf Association spring tournament at Arcola Country Club over two days. Alex Calder of Cherry Valley led qualifiers with 61 and won his first match. other winners included David Lo and CG Post Jr in the Old Guard division.
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Alex Calder
Cherry Valley
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Indians Sweep Series in Hub as Wood Debuts in Relief
In Boston on June 17 1919 the Cleveland Indians won both morning and afternoon games to sweep the four game series over the Red Sox. Joe Wood made his pitching debut relieving Tom Phillips in the ninth inning and saved the morning contest. The scores are not fully readable in the source.
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Cleveland
Joe Wood
Mitching
Tom Phillips
Beckett Retains British Heavyweight Title
Joe Beckett retained the heavyweight championship of Great Britain by knocking out Frank Goddard in the second round at the Olympic Club. The purse was £5,000 and thousands attended including Captain John Alcock, Lieutenant Arthur W. Brown, and Vice-Admiral Beatty. The winner may face Georges Carpentier, European champion, next.
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Joe Beckett
Great Britain
Frank Goddard
Olympic Club
John Alcock
Arthur W. Brown
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Georges Carpentier
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Harvard First Eight Improves Catch of Oars for Yale Regatta
Red Top Conn June 16 Harvard crews trained toward the Friday regatta with Yale. Coaches focused on the varsity catch and knee recovery for Batchelder from the second eight. Heat halted time trials. freshmen to trial next morning and varsity later. Harvard confident with $2,600 ready for Yale.
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Newark Victory Chain Snapped by Buffalo
Ray Jordan of Tuffato's shut out Newark Bears 2 to 0 at Harrison Park ending Newark's winning streak. Sterling Stryker, ex Giant, pitched solidly yet Buffalo connected for timely runs as the Bears failed to cross the plate.
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International League recap features mixed results on weather impacted slate
The League standings show uneven results as several games were postponed due to rain. Teams like Donetonoz and Bresutare posted notable performances while key players such as Johnson contributed late in the schedule.
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