Man o War Dominates Wimbledon Racing Roundup
U S Davis Cup players triumph noted in Wimbledon context as Man o War sets pace in feature race. The article details on track records, mile and distance efforts, rival thoroughbreds, and the racing card at Jamaica and Belmont courses with emphasis on Man o War and rival Krewer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Wimbledon
W. J. Macbeth
Sapir
Balenpldi
Ebedy
Aden
Belmont
Westchester Revollation
Americans Win Bold Start in Wimbledon Open
William M. Johnston William T. Tilden Richard Norvig Williams and Charles Garland opened the All England championships with decisive first round victories. Johnston beat Playelle in straight sets while Garland edged Turnbull after a fierce two set struggle before sealing the match in the fourth. Williams dominated Dreid to win 6 2 6 1 6 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur S. Draper
the Tribune
New York Tribune
Wimbledon
England
America
William M. Johnston
United States
William T. Tilden 2d
Richard
Norvig Williams 2d
Charles $. Garland
Hugligh
Johnston
Tilden
Willing
Garland
Cage
C. G. N. Turnbull
Johston
Playelle
Foy
John
Pirk
Britain
Bis Ponent
Tobe
Parke
Juhnston
Dohmaten
Marke Salen
Hrookes
Wilding
McTaughtin
Willige
Duranes
John Sion
N. Dreid
Scary
Chaimpron
Etroku Tis
Queen Club
Aid
Lye
Gerlue
Jubusion
Williams
Gerland
Weain
Turnbull
Garlard
Miki
Trent “Dees
Fox
Moat
Hays
Eostein
Dazzlin
Fiiesel
Tel
Amurina
Artin Lowe
Walhianty
Willams Ih Takwats
France
Anite Bohers
Mooney
Max Padigia
Vyterana
Patterson Defends Wimbledon Title amid Australian Criticism
In a letter from Frideric N. Alexander received in this country, Jim Patterson clarifies matters surrounding Australian claims about American sportsmanship. He notes plans to face Tilden or Johnston if they win the All England, and discusses reception of U S players and future Davis Cup trips to Australia.
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Gerald Patterson
Wimbledon
Frideric N. Alexander
Chawifinn
Jim Patterson
Youa Antipadeii Cient
Tke Tilden
Johnston
Eithir
Patterson
Norman Brookes
United States
Chek Batherson
Auete
New York
Yale
Lilien
Aydnirs
Tider
Bunille
Sores Apatyet
Dohaston
Tilden
Mab
Ariel
Forest
Hilly Johnston
Melbourne
Naver
Australia
Wierson
Atte
Unclear OCR Rikety Notes with Mixed Figures and Names
Fragmented text lists figures, places, and names including Mali, Veronymin, and various monetary amounts. Several lines reference dates, locations like Lower Malden and Pons, and scattered items such as Nike and Nike prices. The overall coherence is low and key facts are unreadable.
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Resulis Rye Chigesn
Fay Migtleyy
M. Bee Iengerides
Bern
Nike
Citabmeta
Maurkon Breen
Fifteen-Year-Old Golfer Leads Westchester Junior Championship
Willis Jones, 15, from Tome School and Mount Kisco Club, led the first Westchester junior championship at Ridge Club in turbulent rain. He shot 41 10 81 to top a small field, with J Margoles and J T McMahon among the contenders as semi finals continued after weather delays.
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Westchester
Ak Ridge Club
Tuckahos
J. Margoles
Siwanoy
Willis Jones
Tome
Mount Kisco
Jonas
Robby Jones
Willis
Bobby
Naswau
Young Jones
Henry G. Davis
Hilt Sehwel
Py Poaup
Jones
Fay
Shot Hall
Tones
Nis Cara
W. Howe
Dlsy
T. McMahon
Steppy Hollow
Howe
Sean
McMahon
Pabner Rowutee
Hia
Mersels
Kotintye
U S Riding Team And Marksmen For Olympic Meet
Two teams represent the United States in the Antwerp Olympic event. The U S Riding Team and Marksmen comprise noted riders, marksmanship contenders, and military personnel from states including New Jersey and Washington. Training camps and practice schedules are mentioned with transportation details and team captains named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
United States
Antwerp
Sane
Belgium
Huhekwr
Thy Avant Lott
Nenty Tramsport Anticatiis
Wilims
Woialeting
Ar Nine Activ
Bral
Fort Rilly
Kitnsas
Sear
Scaly
Msi
Kdfoemiy
Artitoe
Uoh
Cclmsiuctlay
Abou
Opie Cy Burne
Mittad
Atiy
Toni
Seuees
Wass
Medicul Athier
Eis
Welton Vail
Tate
Cron Ieee SR
NRRL
Ari LirmaWl Deenbes Pt
Princeton Hopes to Annex Golf Honors in Tourney
Princeton aims to seize honors at the country club tournament as top West Coast and Mid Atlantic teams clash. The Nassau students lead the field with Yale and Harvard in pursuit, while local rivals seek vital wins.
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Princeton
Princeton Golfira Ara
Fitteneat
Shaimpians
Imle
Inka
Nwkean
Naldinie Thele
Vidi
Maryan
Harlmoutin Pommsylvania Amd Willims
Nasauu Studenti
Cluanei
Variaua Ug
Bru Imr
Vitory
Tinka
Yale Anil Uyevari
Jimpsoy
Dean
Caley Mivnie
Hattyieil
Harvard Crew Coach Makes Early Lineup Changes
Harvard coach reshuffles the first varsity boat amid adjustments at the start of the season. Yasin shape shifts to bow, replacing Janeway as the crew shows new balance and readiness for upcoming regattas.
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Harvard
Conn
Barden
Fred
Rosaie
Ales Perna
Colitis
Tarner
Feernman
Nw 6
Juniors Open Play for Net Championship
A chaotic summary notes 32 juniors starting play for a net championship amid scattered references to participants, dates, and venues. The fragment mentions teams, individuals, and a double header, with unclear results and locations.
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Riddle
Wile
Lule Feustel
Sam Hildreth
Krewer
Deninique
Geplus
Werards
A. H. Morris
Gurhig
Joni
Stert
Pafoty
seCletland
Metropoliten
Wits
Natal
Aine
Chad
Andaley
Blavere
Wauwis
Brigge
Marise Matte Wagner
Ty St. Paul
Fragk Hrovijl
Fies
Uncle Sam
Ney
Bak Sours
Turbull
Nad Wan
Jamaica
Piget Raer
Waris
Teale Shurhele
Haley Ae
Tom
Beesley
Dalal
Wien
Eriantania
Hive Tealilds Vere Snr
Sale
Aires
Putin
Amner van Boiler
Vernier
Fred Hawthorne
Avetratia
Tattorson
Ga ‘Atraight
Fhirgarh
Authorized Exchange
NEW &Shy
Glidden Motor & Supply Co
Bar
Weel Bath Sp
Westchester Laurels
Young Willis Jones
By Ray McCarthy
Sol
Hue
Parforne
Viessame
International League
Leichester
Jersey City
Buffalo
Reading
Toronto
Akron
Baltimore
Toronto-Syracuse
Rochester-Jersey City
Bet
Read
J. Cues
Rogh
Akrom
Orioles Gutscore
Naingas
Varsity
Teighte
Charlee Welsey Mateonel
Clampianiong Eitigsne
Center Hushwanent
Tae Tisaal
Shere Mayo Westerday
Potawas
Golelboen
Gaull
Hitelon Gaenindts
Moe
Ben Loapina
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