France's Davis Cup Stars Fall at Wimbledon Upset
France's top players Gobert Laurentz and Decugis all lose in the Wimbledon singles with Gobert fallen by Zenzo Shimidedu of Japan in five sets. Bragnon defeats Laurentz as Tilden advances and Americans face tough matches in the doubles. Brooklyn racing notes highlight Aqueduct track opening and a seven-race card featuring the Porter and other top colts.
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Jersey City Sunshine Pair Surges in Open Scorecard
Yesterday results list Jersey City 18 Lechester 4 in the first, Rochester 8 by Jersey City 0 in the second, Reading 4 Buffalo 1, Toronto 3 pSaacEe 2 in the first, Syracuse 4 Toronto 3 in the second, Baltimore 7 Akron 2. Standings show Akron 3 and Baltimore 21 644 later listed with city and team figures.
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Washburn Victory in Metropolitan Tennis Tourney Semis
Six players reach the metropolitan championship semi finals at the New York Tennis Club clay courts. Washburn stars S Howard Woshell Ichiya Kumerue and Watson advanced amid uneven play including close wins over Alfred Hammett and William Fischer. Strong net play and rallies marked Washburn’s path as the field narrowed toward the final rounds.
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Pollak Battles Briggs In Ardsley Club Invitation
Eight players advanced as Miss Pollak faced Mrs B E F Briggs in the women's annual Ardsley Club invitation at Mt Ardsley on the Hudson. The round featured swift recalls, strong serves, and strategic changes as Le Roy and others dominated early play, with several matches concluding in decisive sets and the final brackets shaping for semifinals.
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Mayer Quits Track After Olympic Decision
Mayer declined invitation to Antwerp Olympic tests and will not compete in the American team. Howler leads Commonwealth Country state open with 240 strokes over 72 holes in two rounds, as local championship results unfold.
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Starters Jockeys And Probable Odds In Big Race Today
The Brooklyn Handicap lineup lists Exterminator 124 and Mad Hatter 115 among top contenders with Jockey odds noted for several entries. Cirrus and Wanluce show around 108 to 122, while favored entries struggle in the final stretch as Tableau dHonneur wins the closing race.
Mrs Barlow leads Shawnee field with 91 card
Mrs Barlow, a six-time Eastern champion, tops the Shawnee Country Club invitation qualifying with a 49 48 01 for a 91 total. Close rivals include Charles Knight, Henry Sthingdon Vatley, Price, and Mrs C Letts, all within a stroke of her.
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Tiffany and Stewart Win International Rotary Links Title
Tiffany and Stewart win the international open golf event at the Country Club of Northfield Junction City. Clarence D. led the winning team, representing every part of the United States, with Difuny and their partner also earning top individual scores. Stewart received a major award alongside the chief cup for the victors.
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Princeton Retains Intercollegiate Golf Championship on Nassau
Princeton clinched the intercollegiate golf title at Nassau Country Club with a team score of 1,269 led by J Simpson Dean's performance. Yale and Dartmouth finished second and third respectively as Princeton’s top four aided the victory. Five Princeton players qualified for the individual championship with the team posting strong averages.
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Williams player James Ward tops rough round in match play
James Ward of Williams surprised the field with a colal score of 16d and led Dean in the final round. J Yale and Dow ton, Side made 1 AT Walker finished tenth with 40. The Columbian will need big improvement to keep pace as they travel. Match play starts this morning.
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Skeeters and Bronchos Get an Even Break
In Jersey City on June 2, Skeeters and Bronchos split a doubleheader as Weatherby and Rochester delivered strong performances. The day’s pair of games ended with high scores and notable bids in the Championship Division, including a 11 to 4 result and several standout hitters from teams like Princeton and Rochester.
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Resolute Triumphs Over Vanitie In Newport Regatta
In a twenty mile windward leeward race off Brenton’s Reef Lightship Resolute defeated Vanitie by one minute forty two seconds on time with a sea time margin of seven seconds. Delays came from Vanitie’s starboard shroud repair after a Tuesday failure. Shamrock IV and Shamrock remained at Snug Harbor as fleets planned further testing of the new sloops.
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Travers Equals Course Record in Amateur Meet Prep
Travers tied the course record with a 72 during a national amateur meet trial on the course hosting the national tournament this year. Paired with Ray Thompson of the Engineers Club, Travers and Davis Driggs from the same club finished all square against Eddie Driggs and Harry Davis, also Engineers.
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Golf Moguls Modify Rule Regarding Stymic
Royal and Ancient Golf Club committee considers a change to stymie rules based on a signal from Howard F. Whitney of the United States Golf Association. The message to England discusses rule modifications, proposing that the closer ball may opt to play first, with alternate outcome if the nearer ball declines.
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Hagen Ties With Seven In Deal Golf Tourney
WEYBRIDGE Eis June 24 Walter Hagen and Jim Tarnes, American professionals, shared the first half of the qualifying round of the British Open. Hagen tied with seven others for low scores, including Harry Vardon. The day’s best was 68 by A Mitchell.
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