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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1916
Page
27
Fragmented report describes a chaotic Moran versus Dillon bout with referee controversy and crowd reactions. It references managers, fighters, and scattered names in an era tone, noting tension over officiating and potential outcomes.
Scrambled notes recount fights and training with Dundee players and officials. Mentions Johnny Dunder, Prodilia Welch, and Hank Moran, plus threats of expulsion from the boxing club and possible misconduct during prep for a lightweight championship. Mentions Senteh plaid, Wallen, and Miller Saylor in a chaotic, unnamed event sequence.
Yale and Harvard crews faced heightened anticipation on the eve of their premier varsity clash. Coaches and captains from both sides signaled confidence amid mixed practice conditions, with weather easing the stroke for the final sessions and tickets scarce as organizers weighed a schedule shift to Friday.
The write up notes unclear team names and rivals, mentions a 1 percent win rate with 3 losses in an off year. It references a player named Alexander and a game with a 20h unit, but details are garbled and the overall takeaway is a struggling season.
A scattershot rundown of baseball chatter, from shifting aims and batting slumps to public doubt of stars like Nick Alay and Joe Jackson. The piece notes Donovan’s criticisms and forecasts low batting averages, while musing on a Moran-Dillon bout and Giants’ strength amid turbulent times.
Rain again halted a start on postponed polo games at Meadow Brook Club Weathering delayed the tournament as teams and players including Conley and Millen gathered to discuss arrangements. Military tones and draft mentions appear amid scattered references to Squadron A and a large cavalry contingent awaiting the scheduled event.
Workington June 21 The interhigh school rifle matches ran from December to March under the National Shield Pollating Association. Contestants included Vincee Chunky Heh Fehool Au Derma Onl and Fracue Hall Brooklyn among others. Central af les Wistlet Cola and Earl Springfield Minnesota recorded notable scores.
Miss Guilleau wins another match in the annual open sweep at the Sew Rachelle Ten Sie Feu yeahuplay event. Te eunlrd defeated ef Barrett, with scores not fully legible. Former Call forrm Smte felleholsien appears among the forgotten lines.
Griffin and Johnston win their matches in a tense set of contests. The Las Prancsenetty champion duo defeated Tissel Uritta and his partner, while Moberte and Byron Hankin fell to Wo Morrell and V. Dixot, highlighting a day of mixed results for competing teams.
Charles H. Brown, a former champion, won the event at Hudson River Country Club in windy conditions. He finished with 75, edging Rockland’s Stewart Connolly by three strokes. Over fifty players started, with the top scorers advancing to the championship division and Brown drawing Connolly for today’s first round match.
In Philadelphia on June 21 Max Marston former New Jersey State golf champion won the Lynnewood Cup final at Huntingdon Valley Country Club beating Cam eron Bustos 2 up 1 to play. Semifinalist Huston defeated John G Anderson 1 up. Marston earlier beat Willoughby to reach the final.
Entries for the United States clay court championships begin Saturday at Lakewood Tennis Club Ohio. Notable players include Richard Norris Williams and Molla Mallory in singles, George Church and Dean Mathey in doubles, with Kumagae and Mukami among potential entrants. The New York State championship at Yahnundarius Golf Club in Utica is also announced, highlighting a busy tennis week with strong national interest and prominent clubs involved.
Daily yacht regattas begin tomorrow off Oyster Bay with Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club events in various classes. The 100 mile race to Blackwell Island starts from Whortletoy Island, with the Lipton Viking trophy race for cruisers and express cruisers following. The Seawanhake Corinthian cruiser cruise from Indian Harbor to Huntington and other yards unfolds from Saturday through Friday, highlighting friendly competition among clubs and crews.
In heavy rain at Jamaica, Roly a four year old bay colt owned by Dr Weary won by a nose over Short Grass in the mile plus furlong event. Short Grass Grampy and others chased as Chicle faded. Yellowstone Madden entry and other horses followed in a crowded finish amid muddy track conditions and noted performances by Keogh Payne and others.
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