Palzer Wells Fight Looms In Garden Showdown
Heavyweight contenders Lombardier Wells and Albert Palzer prepare for a ten round clash at Madison Square Garden on Friday night. Palzer trains under Sam Fitzpatrick while Wells works at Rye under Jim Maloney. Promoters expect favorable gate receipts with plans for strong telegraph coverage and no legal interference from Palzer's former manager.
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French and British Isles tennis meet at Folkestone
The first international rematch for the Dwight F. Davis cup pits France against the British Isles on Folkestone turf, July 1 12 and 13, shifting from Wimledon plans. London English Tennis Association sent official dates, with team selections and potential doubles pairings noted as preparations continue for the clash.
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Bank Closed and Cash Vanished at Auerbach and Goldberg
Bank of Auerbach and Goldberg at 19 Rivington Street shut its doors amid depositor anxiety as cash and stamps disappeared. An involuntary bankruptcy petition followed, with assets listed at 25 000 and deposits claimed at 1 400. State Banking Department took control while investigators probed missing funds and a related printing business nearby.
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Michikagou Wins Manhasset Bay Challenge Cup Race
The Michikagou representing Chicago Yacht Club, designed by William Gardner and sailed by A H Johnson with James J Sharkrat, won the four mile windward course on Lome Island Sound, beating the Joyant by 1 minute 15 seconds and the Windward by two minutes 24 seconds. The race followed a sixteenth mile loop. several boats were scored after a disputed start and rules waiver by the American Yacht Club.
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Mace Loses in Clay Court US Championship
The Pittsburgh clay court tournament produced surprises including Win Mace of Los Angeles losing to William A. McBilroy, Western Pennsylvania junior champion, by 6-6, 3-6, 6-3. Other results featured Mek Creming of Wheeling and others, with multiple matches across regions and players from New York, Cincinnati, and St. Louis marking the day’s play.
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Los Angeles
Wiliam A. McBilroy
Western Pennsylvania
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Wheeling
Neweno
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Leu
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Monton
Perth Amboy
Tyler
Cincinnati
Graces Boost Their Team at Meadow Brook Polo Match
Great Neck second four ridden by William Russell and Joseph Grace led to an 8 1/2 to 6 victory over the fourth team from the same club in the Meadow Brook tourney opener on the International field at Westbury Long Island. The match featured unusual default tangle and mixed lineups as Meadow Brook Pikers and Wheatley Cup entries failed to appear.
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Cashman and Scharps Win Lead New York Club
Members of the New York Newspaper Golf Club competed in a best ball event at Great Neck Golf Club. H. D. Cashman and C. T. Scharps won with 79 strokes. The day force of the Associated Press beat the night force 18 to 13 at Prospect Park Parade Grounds, with Crooks and Lettoft and McGrath and Kane as batteries.
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Snow Removal Bids Opened for City Contracts
Bids opened at City Hall for winter snow removal in Manhattan Brooklyn and The Bronx. Belmont Trucking Company offered 42 cents per cubic yard, seven cents lower than last year. Keely & de Wide quoted 45 cents per cubic yard for The Bronx. Robertson Contracting Company submitted the Brooklyn bid of 4 percent? per cubic yard. awards to be announced later.
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Church Street
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Robertson Contracting Company
North Street
Brooklyn
Kane and Russell win cups in Tuxedo Park event
In Tuxedo Park on June 24 a fourball handicap best ball concluded with Grenville Kane and Lindauy Russell triumphing over a large field. The pair posted a net score of 67 amid over forty entrants who did not submit cards. The piece notes the SundayTribune subscription detail.
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Cupid to Disrupt Public School Marriages in Williamsburg
Cupid disrupts Public School in Williamsburg as Principal Charles D. Raine plans to marry Ida M. Voorhees next month. Eight teachers, including Horrice Kennedy and others, are set to wed in quick succession, with weddings tied to the Adrin Tete line and Sackstivs Dora Newby among the names mentioned.
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Electrification Study Extends to Rio Grande Lines
Engineers from Denver and Rio Grande Railroad are investigating feasibility of electrifying lines through mountain passes. A detour over Soldiers Summit in Utah is postponed awaiting results. If electrification proves successful Marshall Tennessee and Utes passes may follow.
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