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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1913

Page

13

Defeat of Veterans Surprises Kings County Cricket Club

Two Kings County teams suffered defeats as Manhattan Cricket Club upset Kings County in a Metropolitan League match at Prospect Park. Veterans lost to West New Brighton by 3 runs in a tense finish, while Kings County fell to Manhattan in a separate contest amid protests over a registered substitute fielder.

Semeetionel Marshall Renvouhutat New York West New Brighton Maranal Bensonhurst A. Hoskings Capital NEW York Veterans Yd. Prendergast Gautierive SP Standfaat Gautier Va de Heetz Gautier A. Hoakines Birkett Hindes Danby Marpherson Tavell Manhattans Kiner County J.D. Maclennan H. Coyre I. R. Williame Kings County J. Brocktehurst CM. Blackball Harry Tyers Blackhall Alo Manhattan Dunn Blackhall Kings County Cricket Club Yd Atwood Is Williama G Mites King Tyere Horie Tyee Coyne A. Thibars Pw Charman W. Farman

Crescent Ath letic Club triumphs in cricket over Manor Field

Crescent Athletic Club cricket eleven beat Manor Field 226 to 4 1/4 at Weer New Brighton with J W Stuart scoring 17 before retirement and J P Humphrey 16. Beater and Jackson shared seven wickets for 48. Colonials edged Orients 72 70 at Prospect Park. Spartans beat West Indian Veterans 64 39 and Team A over Team B 100 for 6 with J Robinson 45 not out.

Crescent Athletic Club Manor Field Weer New Brighton J. W Stuart P. Humphrey J. Johnstone H. J. Charlwood A. Beater, Jr W. F. Jackson Manor Southern J. Kaye Prospect Park Colonials Orients R. Neblitt Willow J Clarke G. Davis A. Hewitt A. Mascall Spartan G. Abbott Spartans J. Robinson Io Fine T. Claxton

Australian Eleven Defeats Philadelphia Gentlemen by An Innings

Terrible batting by the touring Australians led to an innings and 178 run victory over the Gentlem en of Philadelphia in their first match of the series. Australia bowled Philadelphia out for 62 in the first innings, then totaled 219 across both innings. Furness top-scored for the Philadelphia team with 106 not out in the second innings, while Watlip and Malan contributed for the Australians in a dominant display. Eastern Association results listed include Waterbury 8 Hartford 2 and other scores.

Philadelphia Avatvalians A Furness Gentlemen of Philadelphia Eastern Association

Knights of St. Antony Win Point Trophy in Church League Relays

In a soggy Brooklyn Field meet, Knights of St. Antony claimed the point trophy at the Church Athletic League games. Xavier A.A. and Bronx Church House produced top performances in relays and field events led by Edward Jennings's high jump and shot put records. Trinity Club and Greenpoint teams trailed as last events highlighted a tense afternoon.

Knights of St. Antony Bronx Church House Church Athletic League Brooklyn Field Piatbush Yerteday Hanéfenn Greenpoint Chilch Howie Fronx Trinity Club Brooklyn St. George St. Agnes Athletic Mal Hetland Xavier Apeoriulion Eadward Jennings Bronx Church House Jensings Wagar Arthur Shea Knights of Bt Frank Stephenson Peck Xavier A. Av Church” House W. Tepimen St [Agnes AO Noviver Htunter Paber Knghis Antony Sevond Matty Kren Au Yrahk Stephen Trinity Hal Heihsnd Navier Athent Ruoning Kleh Handi KE Jennings Wy. J. Obland Kreg Koechlein Cuir Blush Coote Xavier A.A J. Maldron Tine Jannines Hrone Churen Mouse A. McDonough Navin Tonjen Hronx House Ald. Borthwick Trinity Joe Gnerih al Ay Hanfeld Wnighite Stetth Hrotx Church Caep Avon Knights of AL A. Neal J Wi Piynn Grandgerard Navier Ay Po Dortey Reanant Ag Meena HM. Helland Th Fue Hon Nawtork A. Sien Kalen

GAMES AND LOTS OF THEM GARFIELD PARK SAFE AND SANE FOURTH

Garry planks himy aswaucast for the track and field games to be held by the committee of Mayor Ynor's safe and sane Fourth at thirtyfive park playgrounds across the city on July 4. The Amateur Athletic Union will oversee entries at Battery Park Cherry Street Park Seward Park Tompkins Savare Park Hamilton Fish Park and many others with officials like Andrew i Tully John Deigtu DeWitt Clinton Park and Tierney O Rourke guiding arrangements. Entry blanks available at the Amateur Athletic Union headquarters Warren street or at Dieges & Clust John street.

Garry Planks Himy Aswaucast Ynor Amateur Athletic Union Mien Wilbe Ih Charke Battery Park T Norton Cherry Street Park Michel Jones Seward Park CH. Jones Columbus Parke Ve Witers Tompkins Savare Park Jobaconway Hamilton Fish Park Sera Corlears Wook Park Andrew i Tully St Gabriel's Park John Deigtu DeWitt Clinton Oberiubbes Chelwea Park Coffey Thomas Jeferson Delany Macomb Dam Park John 1 Boyle West Odth Street Tierney O'Rourke Yorkville Mayeround Td. Sullivans Ueenstore Hildge John J. Als John J J. W. Cherry Market Street Vitale Greenpoint Park W. L. Wrooklyn Wield John AM Jay Wark Leg Kearney Astorit Yan Curtis Field J. Blake Hillyer Sith Street Hascon Jobimon Harke Annanltn Amateur Athletic Union Warren Street Dieges & Clust John Street

International Canoe Challenge Cup Draws Near at Gravesend Bay

Intense interest grows as canoe clubs prepare for the International Challenge Cup race between Canada and the United States. The event, set off Gravesend Bay near Marine and Fel Club, marks a rare long-awaited contest after years without a trophy match. The Gananoque Canoe and Motor Boat Club leads the challenger lineup, with elimination series planned at Watts Point and a jury of US members to select the defender after trial races.

Anon Canada United States Marine and Fel Club Gravesend Bay Elehvien New York Canoe Club Royal Canoe Chil London Warrington Baden-Howell Walter Stewart Kord Jones Casula Tansing Quick Barrington Ik Jone YT & Oxhelm Paul Butler Charles EK Archbald Apadian Gananoque Cone and Motor Boat Club Ganeanoase Ohto Hatch I Mellon ACA Sager Island St Lawrence Betton Janiie Huntton Huclex Louis Tieenann New York Math Corsts Deerith

Water Based Water Baseball Delights and Divides Audience

The June 14 exhibitions of water baseball amused spectators with action and humor while highlighting rule and equipment quirks. Proponents see it as entertaining and sport worthy, though critics urge smaller diamonds and clearer play to boost safety and speed in water arenas.

American Tire Saving Society Peertmas Tutres Emurne Yong Atea

Pelky trial adjourned after McCarty ring death testimony

Calgary physicians and witnesses testified in the Alberta Supreme Court as Arthur Pelky faces manslaughter charges over Luther McCarty's May 2 ring death near Calgary. Defence witnesses supported that a knockout blow may not have caused the fatal hemorrhage, while other experts questioned link to the fall. A Dominion Parliament member identified Pelky as Arthur Peltier.

Calgary Pelky Jeary Alberta Harvey Alberta Supreme Court Moniay Arthur Pelky Luther McCarty Here Dr Spankle Tern Tad Jimeett McCarty Poteble Dr. Dunton Almple Arthur Peltier Kent County Ontario

Pitcher Quillan Recovers After On-Field Collapse

Columbus Amers pitcher Quillan was struck by a pitch in the second inning and collapsed. He regained consciousness after hospital checks, and play resumed with medical staff attending. Several grandstand spectators fainted during the incident.

Columbus George Mem Quillan Columbus Amerscan Association Claude Korsmans Columbure Minnepolis Quillan Amy Beloving

Pugilist Dies After Bout in Dayton Ring

A 20 year old fighter from Dayton identified as Grant died late today after being carried from the ring unconscious in the seventh round of a ten round bout with Kid Batty. Dispute remains whether death came from a knockout blow or from heat and exertion. This was Grant's second professional fight.

Sherwuren Eitht Dayton Oni Eliy Kid” Batty Grant

Meyer Sets New World Record In Central Congregational Meet

Alvan T. Meyer, outdoor national champ, won the 1000 yard event by two yards at Brooklyn Field, ahead of James M. Renenberger. Meyer reportedly set a new world record of 1055 seconds amid a heavy race program that ran late into the evening.

Central Congregational Cluret Atheletes Feasue Brooklyn Field Flatbunh Fourth Avenue Methodist Alvan T. Meyer James M. Renenberger Meyer Winten James TR Chan Central Con_regational Charter Hawkins Hanson Hace Hassiat Charen Stir Sluam Vicebyterian Af Mucessch Ctelattan Qamothy Jeer Leon Cental Hangre Jonem Cautrat Presbyteria A. J Armold Wtebardeon Wan Ince Pandl Bane Fourth Avenue Wpen Serach Heuh Moyet Jain Musenbersep Wan American Peru MS Milliman Moadten Colivan le Yard Dasty Clara German Baptist Yardsy Ginsey Ginsey, Central Conerseational Wyckutt Steighte Preahstertam Donsentral Congregational Parken St Smorat Centrale Smirenat Rave Ok Friedwein Pneie i Varidey Amett Wyeth Thted Time VHC Seaard Dash CJ Hawking Hanson Place Aeth Sanday Itt Cenveal Rational i Fe Sim Ati Miu Nina Wonty Fourth Avenue M. Ib Manion Actatel Juny Feet McHelehis Paul's Lutheran Sian Inelem Marri Po ‘Avenue le John's Mr. Mok Leeds Carbuon Hardenbereh Warday Avenue MK Tine Ante Hanson Ware He Miertin Gruber Higa Ian Wil Sam Wendling Wer Lh Wedberg Thi

Meadow Brook Polo Tournament to Open with Lord Wodehouse Captain

Lord Wodehouse, returning from Canada, will captain Meadow Brook Visitors in the Meadow Brook Club polo tournament. The event runs from Monday to July 4, featuring matches for Westbury cup and Meadow Brook cups with multiple teams and handicaps, including Great Neck and Philadelphia clubs, stretching through finals on July 2 or later.

Lord Wodehouse Great Britain Canada Meadow Brook Meadow Brook Club Lord Wortehouse Great Ook Freebooters Philadelphia Country Club Meadow Brook Freebooters Meadow Brook Canaries Adow Meadowbrook Measlow Brook Canaries Meadow Brook Hunters Per Great Neck

Baggs and Voshell Win Freachen Cs Bares Title

Howard Vouhell captured the Eastern New York championship in tennis doubles at the County Tennis Club of Westchester in Hartsdale. In the final Pages and Voshell beat Mr J Galvan and H S Joule with scores 26 8 56.

Freachen

Great Neck Grasshoppers defeat Leopards in polo cup semi final

Great Neck Grasshoppers beat the Orstown Leopards by five to two to reach the Great Neck Polo Cup final. Howard Phipps led scoring with three goals, including a nine second fast strike. Ja Montagne scored for the Leopards and Thomas added two goals for the Leopards with others noted across the windy, fast-paced match.

Great Neck Grasshoppers Orstown Leopards Great Neck Sineteen Grasshoppers Howard Phipps Phipps H.C. Phipps Clark Whitney Thomas Teopards Siusal Claris Bethe Aloe Miley Great Neck Grasshopper Pene Ty Cooperstown Penaltien la Montagne J.P. Grace Rathborne Toard Phipps Clark Teferee W. Russell Grace

Carlson wins fifteen-mile cross country from Chicago to Evanston

Fritz Carlson of the Hlinda Athletic Club won the fifteen mile Chicago Evanston cross country in 1 hour 2 minutes. W. J. Kennedy was second and Sidney Hateh third. Hannes Kole did not start.

Jhicago Chicago Fritz Carlson Hlinda Athletic Club Evanston Econds W. J. Kennedy Sidney I. Hateh Hannes Kolemainen

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