Paulists and Glencoe Clash in Bronx Intersectional Games
The Paulist and Glencoe clubs battled at Maremb's Dam Park in the Intersectional Athletic League meet. Both scored heavily across nine events as 500 athletes competed, with standout performances by Joe Lozero of the Paulists and Friedlander of the St Christopher/Glen clan in sprints and distance races. The final cup decision rests with the Metropolitan Association due to disputed handicaps and near ties.
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A.G. Cavagnaro
Paulist
Glencoe
Perfor
Intersectional Athletic League
Maremb’s Dam Park
Bronx
Ntl
Richt
Wk Athletic Club
Bio
Midlesic Club
Joseph Lozero
St. Christopher Club
Alpha Club
Jedlander
High School of Commerce
Oe Athletic Club
Friedlander
Friedl
Hhe End
Flynn Pat Flynn
Paulist Club
Joe Ciorgio
Chesmer Baker
Glenclan
Frerich
Gaskell
Kings
Frevichoe
Track and field results across clubs at Glencoe A C and peers
Handicap 309 yard dash won by P Eriediander of Glencoe A C with Conroy and others noted in third. 400 yard run led by Eriediander. 1900 yard handicap won by Sam Prerich with L Gankell and Weiss Uris Church Movas placing. Novice and other events list A Schwartz and A Rebetts as winners. multiple clubs including Mohawk A C Pastime A C and St Antony noted in scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glescoe Club
Paulist
Glencoe
P. Eriediander
Glancos A.C
FF Conroy
Morningside A.C
Varish
Sen Ood At
Cohen
Miohawkac
J Cunningham
A.C. Charcu
Tourch
York
Glencoo A.C
al Smith
Sokone
Weiss Uris
Deugan
Anselm
ACC
A. Schwartz
A. ‘Co
Bobingan
Entents
St Antony
Coker
Kings County A
A. Thirdsc Favy
Si’ Christopher Club
Waon
Put- Bek
Clowry
St. Christopher Club
Tip
Tatleaun
Tees Hays
Stoll
Alma Ciab
Sarda
Hamilton
Nar
Powe Goode
Thera
Kaigita
von Merlean
Donaldson Wins Brooklyn Junior Singles Title in Flatbush
Cecil Donaldson captures the Brooklyn junior singles crown at the Flatbush BMace Club, defeating Harry Brunie 6-1 6-2 with powerful drives and sharp placements. Doubles title goes to R E and Lincoln Reimer who beat Gerald Donaldson Jr and Fred Anderson 4-6 6-4 6-2 amid a steady, experienced performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Donaldson
Brooklyn
Bmace
Flatbush
Jason
Manhniver
Harry Brunie
Brunie
R. E
Lincoln Reimer
Reimer
Previto
Roberta
Reimer Oeare Mehip
Oelu
HW. Oakley
Jona
Stepho
Donaldson
Anderson
Binghamton Takes Double Bill At Newark In Baseball
Binghamton and Newark split a doubleheader with Binghamton winning 7 to 4 and 2 to 1. Newark held third by one point before the Bingoes rallied, aided by three Newark errors and timely hits. Martin earned the win in the first game, while Milena pitched in the second for Binghamton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Binghamton
Fins Game Binomamnton
Abe Hbo
Utara
Cf Pislierie Alaesk
Madden Oid
Towle
Trans
Lorie
Boz
Mario Podd
Smeatpin
Ellerbe
Molstry
Qartman
Stalen Beses
Milier
Inrog
Schulte
Bingpardon
Halle
Rotmel
Lyons
Om Mastin
Mita
Ig Pnings
Martin
Settin
Stanize
NEWAI
Omourhe
Solstitier
Warman
Ibgit Goultetwe
Manden
Saegeant
Stefano
McLarty
Rhinnon
Bane
Alllior
Mley—Auiliar
Ernie
Femumitnie
Basen
Piteher Milena
Lowee Neykert
Clay Court Tournament Attracts Large Entry
Chicago expects a record turnout for the national clay court tennis championships set for July 12 to 19. Early entrants include William T. Tilden II of Philadelphia and Vincent Richards of Yonkers, 1914 doubles champions, arriving after the East and West sectional team championships in Cincinnati the week before the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William T. Tilden, 2d
Philadelphia
Vincent Ichards
Yonkers
N.Y
Cincinnati
International League Games Today
Binghamton hosts Newark and others while Toronto visits Jersey City and Buffalo travels Reading. Yesterday results include Jersey City 7 Toronto 5 and Toronto 7 Jersey City 4. Baltimore routed Rochester 8 1 and 12 7. Standings show Baltimore 41 wins 16 losses and Buffalo 34 22 with various teams in pursuit.
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Binghamton
Newark
Toronto
Jersey City
Rochester
Baltimore
Buffalo
Reading
N. Binghamton
Bimore
Roch
City
Pershing Receives Stadium Gift For Allied Sports Tourney
Paris June 22 General Secretary Tarter of the YMCA presented Pershing Stadium to the American army. General Pershing, commander in chief of American forces, accepted it for the American Expeditionary Force and handed it to the French people. He cited athletes’ service and athletic training as key to victory and spoke of a joint Allied tournament as a fitting celebration. He noted the day marks the second anniversary of American troops arriving in France.
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Paris
Tarter
Young Men's Christian Association
Pershing
Wraddre
France
Bessie Baron Suffers First Defeat at Harlem Speedway
The Road Drivers Association of New York held its fifth spring meeting at Harlem Speedway. Bessie Baron driven by Eugene Carpenter lost to Gunfire driven by A Bruno in the 1:08 class trot after breaking near the stretch. Newburn driven by A Baronie won easy over Little Kateger, with Leo A taking the extra heat and then two more heats after defeating Squirrel Brook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Road Drivers’ Association of New York
Yesterdaay
Harlem Speedway
Bessie Baron
Eugene Carpenter
Gunfire
A. Bruno
Carpenter
Bessis Baron
Jess Shon
Newburn
A. Barorie
Carnot
Little
Kateger
J. A. J. Barrisgun
Leo A
Barrington
Squirrel Brook
England Beats Scots 2-1 in International Soccer Match
England defeated Scotland 2 to 1 at Lenox Oval in the final round of the New York Footballers' Protective Association series. The game was closely fought with the deciding goal in the last five minutes. Newburgh players Wilson and Sstterthwaite earned the two goals for England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Lenox Oval
Scotland
Land of the Thistle
New York Footballers
Newburgh
Wilson
Sstterthwaite
Brooklyn Handicap Looms Over Aqueduct Opening Day
Racing at Aqueduct begins with the Brooklyn Handicap a premier test for three year olds and up. Eighteen hopefuls entered led by older stars Roamer Crimper Bondage Straight Five and Star Class with six thousand dollar purse and heavy betting on Purchase Over There Eternal and nine others. Purchase has won two recent races but faces strong challenge from exernal and the McClelland stable seeking another victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queens County Jockey Club
Aqueduct Track
East
Brooklyn
Crimper
L'Errant
Zenith
Trompe la Mark
Eternal
Questionnaire
Thunderclap
Natural Bridge
Cirrus
He Frank
Sam Hildrovi
Purchase
J. W. McClelland
Kramer Wins Mile Match Race At Velodrome Newark
Frank L. Kramer defeats Francisco Verri and Raymond Eaton in two straight heats of a one mile match at the Newark Velodrome as 14,000 spectators cheer. Eaton wins the five mile open dominant field. Goullet overcomes early deficit to win the mile handicap amid a late charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kramer
Frank L. Kramer
Francisco Verri
Raymond Eaton
Newark
Kramer
Eaton
John Bedell
Gus Lang
Charley Piercey
Harry Kuise
Shugart to Lead United States Tire Company after resignations
George S. Shugart is named general manager of United States Tire Company, succeeding J. Weston whose resignation takes effect July 1. Shugart brings 23 years of service, previously general branch manager in New York after twelve years in Chicago, and starts on the anniversary of his initial employment in the tire business. C.J. Welch becomes general branch sales manager, overseeing tire shipments to car manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Tire Company
Ted George S. Shugart
J. Weston
Shugart
Broadway
New York
Chicago
Middle West
Ar. Shugart
Morgan & Wright
Minneapolis
Baltimore
Western
Mr. Shugart
C.J. Welch
Truck
Mr. Welch
Government Owns 60 Per Cent of Land in National Capital
Washington reports that U S holdings in the District have grown, now likely exceeding 60 percent of property exempt from taxation. Speakers and historians debate whether government control has risen or merely shifted from temporary wartime uses to permanent sites in downtown Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Congress
Matthew Trimble
Gillett
House
Trimble
Trimbie
Gongreas
George W. Evans
William Tindall
Cuban Stars Defeat Lincoln Giants Twice at Olympic Field
The Cuban Stars beat the Lincoln Giants in both ends of a doubleheader at Olympic Field. First game ended 9 to 9, a high hitting effort for the Cuban Stars with thirteen hits. Second game was close, final score 5 to 4. Batteries listed as Wiley and Pettus for the Cuban Stars and Rojo, Williams for the Lincoln Giants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Giants
Olympic Field
Linen Giants
Hauterice
Jucex
Yolo
Parker
Ani
Wiley
RWB
Lincoln Giunta
Wiley and Pettus
Rojo
Williama
Two Attempts This Week to Outfly Alcack
Raynham out for speed as two planes strive to beat Alcock and Brown's 120 mph Atlantic record. Handley Page hopes for distance, while Martinsyde seeks faster time. Weather delays and crew plans shape a developing transatlantic race from Nether Grace toward Ireland and London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yor Tribune Special Cable Service
New York Tribune Inc
John's
N. F
Jack Alcock
Arthur Whiten Brown
Atlantic
Handley Page
Vickers
Alcock
Newfoundland
Ireland
Admiral Kerr
Nether Grace
Alcosk
Brown
Loudon
Hawker
Raynham
Reland
London
Frederick Philip Raynham
C. W. F. Morgan
Ailantic
Harry Hawker
Martinsyde
Mandley Page
Martinayden
Alliance
Boulton Paul Company
Norwich
England
Brown Third American To Get British Title
Aviator Sir Arthur W. Brown becomes the third American to receive a British title from King George. Born in Glasgow to American parents, Brown is technically a British subject, yet remains an American citizen. He earned the Knight of the British Empire for piloting the Vickers Vimy in the transatlantic flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King George
U. S
Scotland
Sir Arthur W. Brown
Ocean
England
Order of the British Empire
Brown
Ang Hia
John Alcock
London
London Daily Mail
Sir Arthur
Glasgow
Royal Flying Corps of England
Royal Air Force
British Empire
George
Hugh Rodman
Joseph Strauss
Order of the Bath
Navy Department
Washington
Baron Waldorf Astor
Sirram Maxim
Wey
Central Park Landing For Fliers Urged to Cut Washington Trip
Major General Charles T. Menoher urges a landing field for airplanes in Central Park by draining the old reservoir. Backed by nearly all aircraft makers, the plan would place a central city landing site, speed up air mail, and cut time compared with driving to Belmont Park. The Queens Chamber of Commerce supports the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Park Landing
Washington
Charles T. Menoher
United States Army Air Service
Central Park
Belmort Park
Queens Chamber of Commerce
Campaign for Central Park airfield benefits city travel
The piece argues for a municipal landing field in Central Park to shorten Washington New York trips. It claims park access would avoid trees lines and tall structures, provide safer takeoffs, and reduce travel time from Mineola and back, offering clear citywide benefits over field locations farther out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Park
Central Parc
Washington
New York
Mineola
Air Mail Service Extends To Omaha And St Louis
Airplane mail service to Omaha and St Louis will be in operation by fall, based on Cleveland Chicago route results. Fifty eight consecutive trips of 825 miles each were completed with no delays or engine trouble, carrying 400 pounds of letters daily per direction, equating to 16 000 letters per trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Tribune
Washington Bureau
Washington
Omaha
St. Louis
Atlantic
Pacific
Cleveland
Captain Gathergood Wins Aerial Derby in Airco Plane
The Victory Aerial Derby, the postwar aviation highlight, was won by Captain Gathergood driving an Airco plane with Napier engines. Fourteen starters competed. he completed the 190 mile London course in 1 hour 27 minutes 42 seconds at 120.8 mph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Gathergood
Airco
New York Browne European Bureau
New York Tribune
England
Gathergood
London
Launching Seagirt Delayed By Settled Piling
Camden June 22 engineers halted the 21000 ton steamer Seagirt as piling under the ways settled, making launch dangerous. New piling must be driven and new ways erected. This marks the first ship snag on the New York Shipyards ways in sixteen years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
N. J
New York
Plate Glass Growth in Japan Surges After World War
The plate glass industry in Japan expanded rapidly after the war. Prewar consumption reached 950000 boxes annually with 420000 imported from Belgium and Germany and the rest home made. In the past year 850000 boxes were produced, 600000 used domestically and 260000 exported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Belgium
Germany
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Metropolitan Association
Paulists
Glencoes
Pproval Rach Thaini Ie
Span Ave. Memniclyy
Jeter Raat
Ramin
A. C
International League
Aqueduct
U.S
District of Columbia
Seth
Altenburg
Oad
Nowa
Newari
Hetwreon
Tae
Tha Roth
Nor
Neswearie
Witterman
Tor
Ryan
Rumats
Lark
Fensen
Nagar
Burr
Fosa
Trogan
Morgan
Balsimore
Newark St
Eheatan
Rowtsn
Sheridan
Maiden
Anderton
Hitechoo
Ning
Dersey
Ity
Isis
Holden
Barnham
Halt
Bejarg J
Kingston
Koen Hhaneap
Sanihere
Tar
Faltimoare Club
Wite Pc
Vast Law
Teldeghan
Walnert
Read
Cry Watson
Taltimory
Steetrerhane
Best Finan Co
Jones
Rochaster
Dural
el Duden
Sarahan
Hallimere
Saba Monmeli
Donovan
Mourne
Toran Gay
Caner
Butt
Tustin
Bas
Iirugey
Weinert
Hing
Devingy
Macy Aallings
Helluen
Jormny City
Mochestan
Alper Wet Orr
Mock
Morrinaat
Newarl
Tawa
Tonsray
Hendt
Keveruiom
Titan
Deenes City
Awark
Huehur
Shinal
Ann Thuright
Starees City
Heinen
A. Keailing
Jersey
American Association St Paul
Minneapolin
Caluinbus
Milenapolin
Column
Indianapolis
Alain
Lowleelite
Loulevitty
Tolsdo
Trunsan City
Milrauke
Admiral Page
Page
St. Johns, N.F
Alliance Company
Mee
Pennsylvania
Cortlandt St
Nassau St
St. Bridgeport
Commodore
Chambers St
Delancey St
14Th St
125Th St
Waterbury
Scranton
Hotel Imperial
Fulton St
Market St
Bethlehem
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