Bull and Washburn win doubles title on turf courts
Walloping left by Charles M. Bull Jr and Watson M. Washburn carried the metropolitan lawn tennis doubles crown on the West Side. They defeated Raymond D. Little and Walter Merril Hall 7 9, 6 2, 6 4 after a late postponement and a storm delay, with Bull racking up 29 outs amid relentless rallies and Hall pressured by Washburn’s crossfire drives as Little and Hall fought to respond.
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Charles M. Bull, Jr
Watson M. Washburn
West Side
Ausurt
Raymond D. Little
Walter Merril Hn
Bet Oh Ta
Dent Math@y
George M. Chareh
Sinshea
Little
Mall
Washburn
Order of the Service Iith
Latte
Hall
Hull
Bull
Harvard Mar
Lite
Crescent Athletic Club
Ball
China Shop
Games
E& Little
Edward Moore
Julian & Myrick
P. Valle
George
Groesberk
Dimon EB. Roberts
Cubs Pitcher Overall Confined to Hotel in St Louis
Chicago June 21 word was received that Orval Overall pitcher for the Chicago Cubs is confined to his St Louis hotel with acute irritation. Dr TA Davis club physician said he spoke with Johnny Evers by long distance and would go to St Louis if there was no improvement.
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Chicago
Orval Overall
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis
TA. Davis
Johnny Evers
Diamond Point Yacht Club Opens Season at Jamaica Bay
The Diamond Point Club held the season’s first race at Jamaica Bay yesterday with four boats. 111 won the contest, finishing first in the Elapsed Finish.
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Diamond Point Club
Diamond Point Yacht Club
Jamaica Bay
Pointe
Avia
Seventh Regiment Loses In Twelfth In Amateur Baseball
The 7th Regiment fell to Montclair Athletic Club 3 to 2 in twelve innings in an Amateur League game. Gindall sparked Montclair with a ninth inning rally and a fifth inning hit, while O’Hern pitched well for Manhattan. Knox’s error in the top of the twelfth set up Montclair’s winning run as the visitors clinched a hard fought inter-diamond victory. The 7th Regiment had won three of four coming in.
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7Th Regiment
Montclair Athletic Club
Montclair
Gindall
Holahan
Lewis
Knox
O'Hern
Manhattan
Montelati
Reinacher
Ith Regiment
Maguire
Cobb
Feld
Kane
Throp
Goroch
Donohue
Eric Hweford
Flynn
Hellowart
Moiahan
Rallina If
Negan
Srt
Gindae
Hern
Pio
Wlunink Tun
Keriaent
Tasce
Tih
Monteinir
Berghe Pitek Bane
Erone
Monica
Amagutra
Trv
Violeta
Kone
Rollins
Lewin
Keane Gininie
hall—Hungert
Jeriity
Timecsagarora
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS AND TRI STATE LEAGUE SCORES
Elmira 6 Troy 4 Syracuse vs Scranton hockey result noted. Manton 8 Syracuse 2 in a key match. Wilkes Barre 1 Utica 3. Albany 8. Tri State standings show Lancaster 16 New York 6 Harrisburg 10 Trenton 0 Atlantic City 6 Wilmington 8. Rain affected Atlantic City at Wilmington.
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Elmira
Troy
Syracune Va
Scranton
Manton
Syracune
Wilkow Iarre
Utlen
Wilkes Marre
Utlea
Weimiom
Albany
Travis Wins on Links Final for Wilmington Cup
Walter Travis of Garden City defeats Baltimore’s B War ren Corkran 2 up and 1 to play in the final round at Wilmington Country Club to capture the Washington Cup ahead of the annual tournament in Wilmington Delaware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Corkran
Wilmington Country Club
Wilmington
Del
Walter Travis
Garden City
B. Warren Corkran
Baltimore
Crescent Nine Dominates South Orange in Amateur League Victory
New Moon players overwhelmed South Orange 1T to 1 victory at Bay 1, with visiting pitcher Hogarty hammered in the opening session. Crescent's hitters produced a strong display as Mackay fanned 3 and Hogarty 2, while multiple fielding miscues and stolen bases stamped Crescent as the sharper club in this Bay Area amateur clash.
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New Moon
South Orange
Crescent Athletic Club
Bay
Hoxerty
Cremoant A
Honerove
Dalton
Prundeberg
Kelleher
Brown
Marily Oraod
Helinw
Dologarty
Sak
Comants
Mackay. P
Maid Crescent
AL Caine
Balles
Cosmrove
Ebeling
Howe
Veron
Firat
Balle
Mackay
Hogarty
Thy’ Howarty
Umiplee
Wileon
Yachts in Close Finishes at Bayside Regatta
Bayside Yacht Club hosted a large regatta on Little Neck Bay with Hayle Latigamis and Wanty among the fleet. Loon led Bayside birds while Mahaskarah won the Manhasset May One Design class. Little Dipper topped Starboats and Cacoop led the Hutter class. A club dinner followed with speakers including Vice Commodore Elmer Story and Judge H Stewart McKnight.
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Hayle
Latigamis
Evenue
WANTY
Bayside Yacht Club
Little Neck Bay
Finiah
Loon
Hayside
Lattle Dipper
Cacoop Wax
Ena J
Clun
Russell A. Weld
Elmer G. Story
Charles A. Brown
H. Stewart McKnight
W. JH. Macrey
Bayside
Courbe
AW. Knapp
Nephert H. Dayton
AC Andrews
Curlew
Willard Cheas Manhasset
Maharkat
Little Dipper
Newman
Hewat Neptune
Cory. Snake
Tracy Lewis
Hayride
Curse
Miles Fitna
AL Newbett
Ccccsco
Hetty
Rawson
Mary Jane
Banks
Statt
Cogeen
Howe Seers Cabbage
Nopewells
Diana
Jolene
Ariadne
We Teller
Be. Wilson
Alberta
A. N. Stollwerck
Papillon
Mat Rockey
Americans Vie for Open Golf Title in Britain
Two Americans qualified for the British Open as John J. McDermott and Thomas L. McNamara earned spots in England on June 21. McDermott led the U.S. contingent in qualifying with strong scores, while McNamara secured eligibility by completing the rounds. Other Americans listed include J. W. Gooding and John Jones with varying totals, though Schmidt’s results were noted as weak.
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Ifoyinke
England
Great Britain
J. W. Gooding
John Jones
Owasco
AW. Helmlen Bohmidt
Worcester
Britain
Nottes
Harold H. Hilton
Mines
Tai
Jaot Schmidt
Tom L. McNamara
Stan
John Dg. McDermott
Atlant City
Lnaie Som
John Jonen
Owanso
Biewart Maiden
Atlanta
Ales Smaithi
Wemamyt
Michael J. Trady
Wollaston
Ie Noe Campbell
Renokiine
Weinrich Schmadt
Werees
Behr Nears Baltusrol Course Record in Win
Max H. Behr former New Jersey champion nearly equals Jerome Travers Baltusrol record with a 73 net 4 handicap after 18 holes. Hehr led the Baltusrol field while weathering back tees and skilled play in a day marked by the Secretary's Duffers Cup second round results with several close matches and defaults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltusrol
Max H. Behr
New Jersey
Jerome D. ‘Travers
Hehr
Tohr
Altuerol
Eesseee
Oulmet Wins Massachusetts Golf Title in Open Final
Wollaston Massachusetts June 21 Francia J. Oulmet of Codland defeated FP Moyt 10 up after 36 holes to win the Massachusetts golf championship. Both players started slow but Oulmet found form late, winning hole after hole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Wollaston
Mass
Francia J. Oulmet
Codland
HM. Moyt
Oulmet
Travers Wins Golf Match at Apawamis Rye
Jerome Travers national amateur champion defeats J W Bermingham 2 up and 1 to play in the Apawamis invitation at Rye on a day of strong play. Travers, using a driving iron, builds early lead, fends off Ward in a separate morning match, and finishes with a decisive victory on the 18th green.
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Rhett
New Rochelle
T. V. Bermingham
Block Island
J. M. Ward
Jerome D. Travers
J. W. Bermingham
Wykagyt
Apawamis
Rye
Travers
Bermingham
Wykagyman
Birmingham
Thaveers
Teavees
Hersatnaivatnout
Ward
Bean
Lon
Jerry
Winx Roo Marston
W. T. Harnewail
Marston
Seney Plummer
Apawania
Apawarias
G. Adams
National Links
B. T. ‘Allen
Pax Hille
Fred Morreshoft
Garden City
Ted
Ty ‘Adams
Tt Wan
Allen
Jerome Firatisienn
Remifinat Pi Tenvera
Caner Montelair
Jobo Murd
T. V Alleminatiam
Wykagyl
Talten
Fox Hille
Piay
Teavers
Howton
Baroewall
Neaten Aide
Heookiins
Htureoly
seney _ Miawamin dup
Maraton
Barnwell
Hamil‘south Share
F. Ry Flows
Yo Lay
SF Veatiam
Greanwich
Rovers
Tional
Wnt
Vlay Vural
Kerr
Graham
Ant
Vout
Nawanis
Best HL
Tappin
Wealchestern Ap
Eta
Machonal Winnest
We Keyser
Bearndair
W Mingham
Spratt
Jacksonville
I A. Moore
Apawore
J. Elwell
Kpawarnin
I. Wo Butter
Westeneaten
Elwell
Bermuda prize drama fuels New Moon yachtsmen trials
TOCSAM III earns prize as Yachta men report long days and nights preparing the Bermuda racers Tocsam III and Barbara II. They timed arrivals from Lily Isles and sent off a fresh race toward Crescent Athletic Club to Ocean City Yacht Club, about ninety four miles. Tocsam III wins Bermuda to Brooklyn contest by 4 hours 38 minutes 16 seconds. Regatta committee members are C A Kelly W Straukamp and A F Aldridge.
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Yachta
Wnn
Bermuda
Tocsam
Lily Isles
New Moon
Crescent Athletic Club
Ocean City Yacht Club
New Moon Club
C. A. Kelly
W. ¥. Straukamp
A. F. Aldridge
Fac
Bie
New York
Alice Shines in Gravesend Bay Race Regatta Victory
The Alice by Gherardi Davis won the principal prize at Crescent Athletic Club's spring regatta on Gravesend Bay. Five Q boats raced off Atlantic Yacht Club with favorable winds. The Allee led early, but the Alice maintained lead through the course, finishing ahead of Virginia and others, while the M and F I and Cyne debuted in Class S. Commodore J Stuart Blackton steered Virginia to second place. several boat retirements occurred, and race times were recorded amid changing positions.
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Geywanhaka-Corinthian Yacht Club
New York Yacht Etcs
Iroquais 11
Ralph N. Fillis
J.P. Morgan
August Herkscher
Lloyds Point
Ge Maurice Hockseber
Acushia
Ie Quarte Randolph
Spartan
Chester C. Rumelli
Plelone
George F. Nuker
Ventura
Filles Trogana
Harry Payne Whitney
Barbara
Morgan
Grayling
W Dodge
Samay
Pembroke Jones
Carolina
Sanur
Secon
Stamford
W. H. Childe
Joyant
Addiseg Hanan
Josephine
Monks Brothers
Windward
Dr. © . Kepler
Corinthian
New York Yacht Club
Thes
Forest
O. M
Lena
Caprice
Phryne
Thelems
NEW York Tacht
Courel
Gherardi Davis
Alice
Crescent Athletic Club
Gravesend Bay
Atlantic Yacht Club
State Board
Ben Gate
Ambrose Channel
Port Trck
Craven Shoal
Bensonhurst
Allee
Leeward
Buelow
Irvin
Dons
Virginia
J. Stuart Blackton
F. I
Cyne
Com! Blackton
Woo
Oriole
Skylark Ted
C. A. Kelly Om F. Straukamp
Regattsa
COURE
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E. Duncan
Sheldon
Nat
Montclair A. C
Uantawn
Jerome D, Traversional
Metropolitan and
Travis
Crescent
McDermott
McNamara
Behr
W. Te Garey
W. Howe
Paul Starrett
Wharton Green
Howard Hasbrouck
D. Adame
Keer
Te Hommedien
Hudwell Armatrong Watkins
Caxton Brown
Spencer
J. W. Little
He Matthews
Co H. Smith
Johny D. Wyett
Henry van Arsdale
RH. Clark
A. Byron
C. J. Parmales
WN. Y. A.C
Iroquois
Winkier
Agsedr
Asa Aero Eee
New York Athletic Club
Whortleberry Island
New Ronelle
West Harbor
Walla ‘Thistle
V. C Pederson
Hudson River Motor Boat Club
Salt Chaft
Prowler
Kathryn
Ailow
Inet Moat
Club
Wianho
Willian Hayward Meter
Ratelia
Ade Dioin
Port Washington
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Charles Miller
Noethportse
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If Mitchell
Xackern
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Coors
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Soran
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Minn
Tiny
Fobtatt
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Hoa
Jackson
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Herbert
Meforis
Weston
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Talon
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Horneter
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Bila
Marten Hagel
Weasel
Finlay
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Greta Kills
Merrie
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Cortutslan
Sem
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Wittewien
Cartwrap
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Ann. Rowstein
Stutth
Stiyresan
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Tyre River
Allowane
Thielle
Wallace
Hennite VE Pedersen
Haden River
Giies
Orienting Harbor
Xillas de Hansen
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Wlisone
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Adama
Hdi
Greenwich
Lana Moller
Apawamiia Sn
Owporthwalty
St the Hoth
Mashattan
Moreau Apawamia
Burren England
Pratt Nanasi
Wykaeyl
Ity Walden
Apawamie
M. Lewis
Apawamin
Weok
Apawamia
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Sherman
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Money Keyn
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Tocsam III
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Bingen Mnee
Martara II
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G. PL
Baker
JF Barbara
Whitney
Petone
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Chilinevier
Monks Bevova
Couree
Captice
Nepal
Carseos
Spital Cours
Virta I
J. O Firion
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le Am
Thelema
C. Mackensie
T Shaw
Tarinin
Samuel Sha
Renee
Mand FL
Avieinson
Saas
Gravesend
Hy Atkins
Mayhew
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