Mrs Wightman Beats Goss In Thrilling Philadelphia Match
Boston star Mrs. George Wightman defeats Eleanor Goss in three sets 9 4 8 6 4 at the national lawn tennis championship in Philadelphia. Wightman uses superior court generalship to overcome Goss as crowds watch on turf courts at the Philadelphia Cricket Club.
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Mrs. Wightman
Miss Goss
Philadelphia
Fred Hawthorne
George W. Wightman
Boston
Eleanor Goss
West Side Tennis Club
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Mrs. Wight
Tom
Wightsian
Anne Townsend
Gilbert Harvey
Louise Brancroft
Molla Bjuratedt
Marie Wagner
Clare Cassel
Mivion Zindertein
Women’s national championship singles results and doubles
The report lists mixed results from the women’s national championship including several singles matches with players such as Mrs Gearea Wightman Misa Sleanor Gone Mrs Gihertarvey Mise Annie Ansie Xabar Louisa Dancroft and many others. It also covers doubles with Katharine Lauder and others defeating Atlas Mary Teatom and partners, plus several matches decided by default or retirement and a few by straight sets such as 6-0 6-1 and 6-2 6-? with multiple players named.
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Awomen
Gearea W. Wightman
Misa Sleanor Gone
Gihertarvey
Mise
Annie Ansie Xabar
Miss Louisa
Dancroft
Miae Mary Heaton
Maw
Moisiy Tjurstadt
Miane Warner
Mere
Priten
Misa Churn Canael
I Malle Thayer Tau Iy
Mise Manton Het
Rudi Blednora Senresse
Bayard
Katharine Lauder
Foho
Mins
Catharine Caener
Atlas
Mary ‘Teatom
Saberh Wager
Anderson Og
Hooker
Katharine Porter
Ib Mazlen
Mt Feoconl Tound
Gilet Harvey
Areta Cubat
Arnanlt Kern
Mea
Feobert He
Champlonaht
Lure Gasset
Java
Tohnaen
Msn
Amineson
Detault
Atlee Molla
Baur Moat
Tarry Codohneon
Alas Eilenberh Warren
George W Wiehtman
Isatharine Garden
Ow- Tana
Mary Hull
Kenneth Webb
Mies Ldalen Sewell
Dorourt
Mom Twee Gouveneur Morris
Alex Her
Paul
FB. Dixon
Misa Biurstedt
Arty C Johnson
Miss Hull
Kenneth Webl
Newton Brookline golfer wins Lunnewood Hall Cup final
Frank C Wotton of Brookline defeats Sidney E Sharwood of Philadelphia 3 up and 2 to play to win the Lunnewood Hall Cup at Huntingdon Valley Country Club in the final round.
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Newton
Philadelphia
Frank Cwton
Brookline
Huntingdon Valley Country Club
Sidney E. Sharwood
Stevenson Named Brooklyn High School Baseball Captain
The Brooklyn Boys High School baseball team selected Charles Stevenson as captain for next year at a meeting of the players yesterday. Stevenson will play the outfield.
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B. H
Stevenson
Brooklyn Boys
Charles Stevenson
Latonia Race Meeting Card Lets Mix of Thoroughbreds
Race results from Latonia include multiple sections with three year old fillies and older horses. Notable performances feature Lady Palrrays iMurras earning a $280 payoff, and Masterhorses like Dick Villaire and Mistress Polly placing in various races.
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Latonia
Wirth
Anna Jackwon
Viola” Gustoms
Helene
Banter Flower
Poesy C
Poppy Ned
Madge
Texa
Thittenn
Himatrt
Joe
Stahr
Sten Fomitnu
Iain
Gentry
Lunette
Marjorie Hynes
Groth
Abow
Martha Luckel Miso
Ane
Miley
Tagal
Mooney
Medion
Currie’ Moore
Canfield
Tiarney Shannon
Bante
Plommure
Robinson
Dick Villaire
Mistress Polly
Murray
American and French Leaders to Witness Inter Allied Sports
President Wilson, General Pershing, President Poincaré and Premier Clemenceau will attend the opening ceremonies of the Inter Allied games at Pershing Stadium June 22. The two week event includes rugby at Colombes Field, golf at La Boul ks Versailles, and swimming led by Norman Ross, world champion, who enters all swimming events after arriving from America.
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ARIS
Wilson
John J. Pershing
Poincaré
Clemenceau
Pershing Stadium
Colombes Field
Paris
la Boul Ks
Versailles
Lake James
Bois de Bo
Kumagae Wins Stage At Brooklyn Twilight Tennis Tourney
In a moonlight match series at the Terrace Club Flatbush players endured late matches as Kumagae, Voshed, and Anderson advanced. The event, not treated as a formal championship, will award the Brooklyn title to the eventual survivor. early rounds saw uneven play and unclear victor announcements.
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Kumagae
Brooklyn
Terrace Club
Flatbush
KumagaeVoshed
Anderson
Hreoxlyn
Mers
Paul Iverray
Joe. Ackland
Peter Ball
Hofratel A. Brunway
Hor. Burroughs
Paul J. Martin
G A. T. Dlonne
Ausurtin Meaty
a_i 2 Lewis fete Mammett Sorton
Arihue ‘Amlereon
Lel Beto Tah Ths
Ho Eee Burroughs
Teniva Fealed
GA. B
Ionire
Howard Vosholl
Sellohienashi Shuraway
American tennis ace Mathey eliminated at Queen's Club
Dean Mathey, the American player, fell to O Hara Wood at the Queen's Club in straight sets 6-1 6-1 as the tournament continued. Earlier Wood defeated Cannon 6-1 6-1 6 Miss Ryan of California beat Miss Palmer 6-2 6-1 and Lieutenant Louis Graves defeated Fuller of England 6-2 in straight sets.
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London
Dean Mathey
Queen's Club
Mathey
O'Hara Wood
Wood
Cannon
Miss Ryan
California
Miss Palmer
England
Louis Graves
Fuller
Loftus Sweeps Three Rides To Victory At Jamaica
Johnny Loftus dominated Jamaica track racing winning all three of his mounts. He rode Brummel filly in opening dash, But The Way in the Olympic Selling Stakes, and Head Over Heels in the closing sprint, shaping a perfect day for his supporters with decisive leads and near flawless riding.
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W. J. Macbeth
Johnny Loftus
America
Vox Populi
Jamaica
Loftus
Tim Johnny
Brighton
Sam Hildreth
Johnny Gox
Fator
Roy Craig
Appleton
J. W. May
Ally
Belmont Park
R.T. Wilson
Simpleton
Ensor
Jamaica Racetrack
Dito
Ichonanhor Uw
Wails
Hinitimel
Hardy
Arte Ann
Wink Clown
Isa
George Kissler
Murphy
Bearter
Histon
Abe
Ninto
Lore
Liz Miclongs
Biart
Amin
Pan
Abe Winn
X & Huevnit
Tin
Whitney
Seine
Asienomer
Anid
Talius
Davie Ambirene
Bimpinen
al Ray
Lash Aliteent
Chase Blume
Altes
Carlo Restay Fim
Sheepshead Hay
Reata
Pelham
Resta
England
Brooklands
Gee
Peckinpaugh Seizes Second in Batting Honors Race
The report notes Peckinpaugh moving into second place in batting honors amid a muddled field. Alois remains the favorite, with Hamilton guiding Elm. Maynes rides Star Realm who falters as Star Shoot struggles to gain momentum. In the final stretch, Rice steers Comme Ci to a coup, outriding Ambrose in the last sixteenth.
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Alois
Billy BR. Hamilton
Elm
Maynes
Star Realm
Haynes
Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons
Rice
Esquimin
Ambrose
Orphans Day Auto Outing Attracts Bronx Park Crowd
Nearly 5 000 orphans will tour Bronx Amusement Park today via the Orphans Day Automobile Association. Cars assemble in Central Park then parade Automobile Row under marshal T Larson. Red Cross Ambulance and Women's Motor Corps will transport about 1 000 and several hundred children. At the park a big program awaits plus donations from Mirror Candy, Velvona Marchiony, Consolidated Wafer, Borden’s milk and Mono-Service cups. The City Municipal Band will play. A noon meeting at 1545 roadway will classify Automobile Dealers Association members. New secretary Harry T Gardner has led rapid growth.
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Bronx
Orphans' Day Automobile Association
W. J. Morgan
Central Park
T. Larson
William 8. Silver
Red Cross
Frank G. Carrie
Mirror Candy Company
Velvona-Marchiony and
Borden's
Automobile Dealers’ Association
Harry T. Gardner
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Harvard First Crew Extended By Cub Eight
Red Top Connecticut June 18 Harvard crews trained under Coach Haines with sessions for the second varsity eight freshmen and varsity boats. The varsity beat the freshmen by a few feet in a four mile minus 150 feet drill time 4 42. Yale practice featured a half mile race under Coach Abbott time 2 24 with Yale second varsity and freshmen racing and a noted graduate eight to race Harvard tomorrow over a half mile. The Yale eight list includes Harriman Whitney Moyer Sheldon Oakes Fitzpatrick Low Hyatt Oliver.
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Red Top
Conn
Harvard
Haines
Ales Ferry
Yale
Abbott
Thames
Yale Shell
W. A. Harriman
TH. L. Whitney
Cord Moyer
Jim Sheldon
Warren Oakes
John Fitzpatrick
Seth Low
A. R. Hyatt
B. F. Oliver
New York Cricketers Win Halifax Cup Contest
The New York cricket team defeated Frankford Cricket Club by 44 runs at Haverford, tallying 178 to 134. New York advances to face Merion Cricket Club tomorrow in the Halifax Cup series.
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Philadelphia
New York
Frankford Cricket Club
Haverford
Merion Cricket Club
Fox Hills Golf Tourney Opens With Qualifying Round
Fox Hills Golf Club hosts the invitation event with an old-time field ready to compete as nearly 100 entrants begin today in a qualifying round at the Fox Hills course.
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Fox Hills
Kammer and Walker to Lead Baltusrol Team Bid
A. F. Kammer, the Baltusrol player who won the Faz Hills tournament when last decided in 1916, will be one hand in the coming event, joined by A. L. Walker, Jr., medal winner in the qualifying round three years ago.
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A. F. Kammer
Baltusrol
A. L. Walker, Jr
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