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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1914

Page

3

Johnson Expresses Confidence Before Paris Heavyweight Fight

Paris June 24 Jack Johnson predicts a victory over Frank Moran in Paris on Saturday. The world champion weighs 210 pounds and trains intensely at Asnieres near Paris. Moran, 202 pounds, also trains hard and travels with a small entourage to Auvers. Betting favors Johnson, with passes restricted and ticket prices around $40 to $60.

Johnson Luna Park 1 Moran Reno Whit Johnson Jack Johnson Tribune Frank Moran Meriel Woran Auvera sur-Oise Paris Willie Lewis Tom Kennedy Auvers Pete Goajon Gudgeon Paul Froy Dehnson New York

Cup Yachts Race For New York Yacht Club Regatta

The cup defence yachts Resolute Vanitie and Defiance start this morning in the New York Yacht Club regatta off Glen Cove. One gun start times vary by class with a two minute handicap for Class H. The race features sloops and schooners with a long-running Bennett Cup history and strong entries including Vanilla and other cup contenders sailing from Glen Cove and Greenwich.

Cup Defence Resolute Vanitie Defiance New York Yacht Club Glen Cove Chis Claus H Ses B.C. D Ew Cit Club Alex Smith Cochran Jacob's Yard City James Gordon Bennett

First Victory For the Sauce County Cricketers

London reports Worcestershire achieved its first county championship win, defeating Gloucestershire by 180 runs at Moreton. Gloucestershire remains winless while Yorkshire drew with Leicester after rain halted play. Hampshire beat Derbyshire by two wickets at Derby, extending another close contest.

London Worcestershire Gloucestershire Moreton Yorkshire Leicester Bradford Horeham Hampshire Derby Rthamptonshire Derbyven

Emperor to award yacht cup at krass race

San Francisco reports the German Emperor will present a cup to the winner of the krass yacht race. The telegram, received by German Consul Frans Bopp from the ambassador in Washington, notes this as the third cup from a major nation after President Wilson's twelve metre race offer and King George V's universal rules class cup.

San Francisco Frans Bopp Washington Wilson George V England

Orth Badly Hurt In Fall In Philadelphia Subway

Umpire Smiling Al Orth, veteran of the American League, was badly hurt when he stumbled and fell in a subway near the Philadelphia ball park. He was taken to a hospital and may not umpire for some time. Orth, once a dependable Yankees pitcher, had been a foe yet a fan favorite.

Phuaoerpniay Wine Oy AL Utr Philadelphia Ball Park Orth Philadelphia Orch New York Washington Yankees

AUSTRALASIANS SAIL TO MEET CANADA IN DRAWCUP

Australasian team to sail aboard Aquitania of Cunard Line on July 11. Norman E. Brooks captain reports dates for preliminary ties against Canada at Onwentsia Club Lake Forest Illinois. Four players Wilding Brooks Oust Dunlop may visit Chicago to meet Unione. Davis Cup Court reservations and luncheon plans underway at Fleet Hills Club Long Island. West Side Tennis Club reports $5,000 allotments for Darin Cup seats. stands capacity ten thousand, no space for spectators.

Aquitanta Cunard Davis Cito Atiagemest ED. Wrenn H.W. Slocum George- Ade Gordon Inglis Au Nl Ala London Norman E. Brooks Canada Lake Forest Anthony F. Wilding Stanley Oust A. W. Dunlop Chicago Unione West Side Tennis Club Fleet Hills Long Island Matty Parker West Side Committee

Carter Wins Metropolitan Junior Golf Championship

Philip Van Golder Carter of Naveau won the metropolitan junior golf championship for the second year, defeating Wilton of Hackensack 1 up with one hole to play. Edmund Nash of Apulia was the earlier opponent, pushed to the seventeenth green before Carter secured the match. Hilton Lawes of Plainfield and other youth golfers competed in 18-hole medal play events and related driving and putting contests as the Metropolitan Golf Association supported the event.

Philip van Golder Carter Naveau Simon Hilton Hackensack Ind Carter Milton Pawling Toleds Hackensack Bey Ackensack Boy iHilputting Day Herbert Obendorfer Leonard S. Church Plainfield Osborne Laws Findlay S. Douglas S. Clifton Mahon Metropolitan Golf Association Plainfield Country Club Vin Lawes Unger Montel Hai VG Namal Kelemuth Nesb Agawanile Mitton Andrew Whan Yann Nolanahin Eixbe Viton Wackosaach Iri Majsen Richard Potter R. Conkiin Mearwasle Howard Potter Montclai Tai Kk Medeasie Tuffeti Uys Hianebard

Willowly Shows Way Changes Made in the Shamrock IV

Willowly wins gold in a two thirds of a mile novice bicycle race at Brighton Beach amid a large field. The Shamrock IV updates include rigging changes with Lipton’s team testing new mainsails. results from the open one mile amateur heat and the thirty mile records are noted, alongside ongoing trials and commentary on America's Cup challenger Shamrock IV.

Willowly Brighton Beach W. Willowly Fires C. Fagen Jerry Nun- Adam Byerman Alfred O. Lake A Desmond Leon Didier France Roxy Arthour Walthour George Wiley Sid Larence Carmen Southampton England Thomas Lipton

Mrs Barlow Wins Medal at Shawnee Links

Mrs Ronald N Barlow of Merion Cricket Club easily won the medal in the qualifying round of the annual women s invitation golf tournament on the Shawnee Country Club course with 9 percent. She topped Mixes Ethel Maul by six strokes and led a field of over thirty players in an afternoon start. Louise F Reuse of Englewood led the New York omen with 102 tying for third with Ethel Campbell of Overbrook. Frances Masson of Glen Ridge, recently eligible, also played well. The course proved tougher this season and Barlow s 9 percent score was a notable achievement.

Shawnee-on-Delaware Penn Dune Ronald N. Barlow Merion Cricket Club Shawnee Country Club Mixes Ethel Maul Louise F. Reuse Englewood New York Ethel Campbell Overbrook Frances Masson Glen Ridge Barlow AL Darlee Meriane Caleb Fox Huntingdon

Hot on the Trail of Hal Chase in Chicago and Buffalo

Chicago on June 4 reports canaries a. uo niskey owner of the Chicago White Sox and Robert McRoy former Boston American will leave to fight for Buffalo where they expect to stay legal action to prevent Hal Chase's playing with the Federal League team of that city. Counsel for the local club departed for Buffalo.

Chicago Canaries A. Uoniskey Chicago White Sox Robert McRoy Boston Americans Buffalo Hal Chase

Aqueduct Race Track Full Summary of Racing

Racing at Aqueduct included a one mile event won by Prince 97 in a strong display. The card highlighted noted performances, weathered by unclear OCR text, with multiple entries and a final tote showing substantial wagering.

Aqueduct Race Track

Cornell Favorite at Poughkeepsie Regatta Poised for Victory

Cornell, favored by Si Weed, former Cornell cox, appears confident for Friday’s varsity race at Poughkeepsie regatta. Weed calls Columbia smooth but lighter and expects Cornell to lead, with Syracuse, Washington, and Pennsylvania among rivals. Yale coach Giannini observed Columbia’s pace, while bettors favored Cornell despite wagers on Washington and Syracuse.

Noma Poughkeapsie Cornel Si Weed Cornell Weed Charles Courtnay Ithacans Nette di Meulty Wisconsin Columbia Syrmcuse Washington Pennsylvania Winvonsin Rhrth Regatts Niciall Quakers Ced Columbus Syracuse Eugene Giannini Yale Giannini Jim Rice Columbia Quartare Vincent Astor Rice E ‘Varsity McCarthy Duke of Manchester Hiram Connibear Connibear Harry Vail Vail Bethe Prannayleania Wes tMela Seattle

One Way to See Races Day Line Boats at Poughkeepsie Regatta

The Hudson River Day Line offers vantage boats for the Poughkeepsie regatta on Friday. The Albany departs at 6:20 PM and the Robert Fulton at 10:45 PM with stops at West Point and Westchester, giving passengers view of the rowing events.

Hudson River Poughkeepsie Regatta Frid Albany Fulton West Ted Id m Robert Fulton Poughkeepsie

No Trusting the Camera Always

Fragmented OCR text notes a Yale coach reaction to moving pictures showing Harvard possibly winning. It references Vivian Nietinils and Gay Nichatle with unclear roles, and mentions a Vale-Mar sold context. Readable portions suggest a sports or verdict-like claim about a result.

Dune Marsold Vivian Nietinils Gay Nichatle Yale Harvard

Lovibond Wins In Straight Sets In Bronxville Open

Lovibond, former champion, advanced to the semifinal in the open lawn tennis tourney at Bronxville NY on clay courts. He beat G A Gordon before defeating William Rosenbaum in straight sets as Chambers and Rosenbaum also won their fourth round matches to reach the semifinals. most of the day was spent finishing doubles rounds.

Ingo Hartman Chambers Chamers Mourthy Vous de Villa Htovenhausn Harold Styles Gund X M. Taibond Nan Arat Rounti de. Rosehbensa Vox. Jr Count A. Salm Nee Army Tos Sw. Genres Heoesberk Amd Patiney Detayits Chambers HHS Ceochey Red Aid Yorkde Fe Walah Sindley Betcton J. de Roverswon Styion Hartiman

Tournament Date Change at Knollwood Country Club

The Knollwood Country Club in White Plains New York shifts the tournament start to June 28, with U S Lawn Tennis Association ranking events for doubles on turf. Stanford University players R L Murray and Hubert Hahn were to compete, but Murray suffers a shoulder strain and plans a two week rest advised by his physician.

Waiite Plains N. Y R. L. Murray Hibert Hahn Stanford Univesity Murray

Fifteen Thousand Schoolboys See Nines Battle at Ebbets Field

Brooklyn and Queens elementary pupils filled Ebbets Field to watch Public School No 10 clash with Public School No 1 in a city baseball and half mile relay championship. PS No 10 defeated PS No 1 by a score of 4 to 0 in a spirited Long Island event.

Overneteen Rousuna School Brooklyn Queens Ebbets Field Asw Neen Long Island Chepee Broolyn Iet

Eastern District Games hosted by Eastern District High School

About 3000 students gathered at Brooklyns Athletic Field on Avenue K and East 17th Street for the annual games. Track and field winners include D. Anton for the 200-yard dash and BL Bern for the 4x100 relay alongside other event champions such as Sasgurd Somenver and Te wits tech.

Eastern District High School Brooklyn Feld Avenue K East 17Th St D. Anton Satyara' Dows Bern He Bow ‘Clear Am Sasgurd Somenver Eon Wits Tech Isch Rowal Juimy Terie Tooke Wu Iason Dash Hosen Yarus

Buxton Dominates Aqueduct Jockey Honors With Three Winners

At Aqueduct, Buxton rode three winners, including Stonehenge Hoenir and Coquette, while Vandergrift and Stromboli faced heavy bumps. Governor Hughes era and local stables produce notable performances as Yankee Nations weaknesses surface in the final stretch.

Buxton Aqueduct Herbert Teo J. T. Wilson Senge Cork August Tromboli Waa Din Notions Wolfe Hughes Vandergrift Desail Ham Yankee Nations Hoenir Beverwyck Stable Railbirds Union Pomette Brew Sumter Linn Doe Rosenfieli Belmont Park Beethoven Stone Henge Coquette Burwell R.F. Carman Lady Barbary

Toronto Wins and Loses in Unclear Baltimore Report

In Baltimore a fragmented report mentions Reeves and Wagner among players with unclear roles and outcomes. Names and details are garbled, offering no coherent score or event to confirm a decisive result or context.

Aqueduct Entries Show Mixed Fields Across Races

EntriesToday at Aqueduct list several horses including First Ace and Tor with a mix of two and three year olds. The program notes include maiden and claiming races with multiple conditioners and priced events, highlighting a six race card with selling races and a handicap focus.

Ace Ming Andy Watertown Coledare Nares Brett Minow

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