Taber Mile Record Nears End in Eastern Meet
Norman S. Taber, Boston miler from Brown University, returned to racing at the Eastern Amateur Athletic Union meet in Cambridge. He challenged John Jones’s mark in the one mile with close splits, finishing behind in a fast time as Kiviat and Mahoney contended for second. The event highlighted a strong field, including Abel Kucint and Mike Mahoney, with taber’s effort drawing praise from supporters.
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A U Selects Team for National Fair Championship
The Amateur Athletic Union advances twenty nine athletes to the national championships at the Pasama-Facite Exposition on August 11 and 12. Forty nine competitors were narrowed to a mixed squad from New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh and New England with nineteen from New York Brooklyn Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. Teams include many notable sprinters and field athletes across colleges and clubs.
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Carmen Easily Defeats Seres in Ten-Mile Motor Pace
Carmen won two heats to defeat George Seres of France and James F. Moran in a ten-mile motor paced race at Sheepshead Bay velodrome. Seres pressed hard. Moran trailed by a lap and seven laps in the two heats. Alfred Goullet won all three heats in the one-mile alternance with 15 points, Regi followed, then Jackie Clarke and Oscar Fig. Hans Ohrt claimed two wins including one-mile handicap and the two-mile scratch in close finishes. M Johnson led the one-mile novice race.
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San Francisco
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New York A. C
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Harry Glatzer
Hailstorm Ends New Rochelle Lawn Tennis Championship Match
A sudden hail and heavy rain halted the New Rochelle Tennis Club annual championship singles as Ward leads 6-4 4-2 before spectators fled. Ward seeks revenge after a previous defeat to Ronenbaum who struggled with his strokes as hailstones battered the court.
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Ueto Defeates Sr
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Yuranut Wins Narrowly In Oyster Bay Series Race
Nine Nut Class small yachts sailed a series race on Oyster Bay starting at 3 15 pm Dr J S Hall's Yuranut won by 30 seconds over George Bullock's Cocoanut Wind was light and variable in first half and shifted southwest to lift the late stretch
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Yearlings to be sold at Haggin Elmendorf sale
Yearlings from the Elmendorf stud of the late James B Haggin and about sixty from A B Hancock Ellerslie sit for sale at stagging barns opposite Sheepshead Bay Track on Monday. Auction includes Trap Rocks progeny and Glorifier offspring with Luncheon and transport to Aqueduct races after sale. Races at Aqueduct start at 2 45 PM Monday.
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Rumson Whites Triumph in Polo Match at Rumson Club
The Rumson Whites beat the Reds 17 to 1 in a one sided polo game at the Rumson Country Club. Behrens Waters and Howard Gorden led the Whites with top honors for the day.
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Favorites Go Through in Long Island Court Play
The Kings County Tennis Club annual lawn tennis tournament began in Brooklyn with an eighty-one player field. Notable results showed Howard Voshell defeating Lt. W. S. Anderson 6-0 6-1, Louis Graves beating E. F. Thomas Jr. 6-1 6-1, and Edmund J. Fisman edging R. H. Boggs 4-6 3-6 6-4 in a long three setter.
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Tartar Sets Record in the Brooklyn Handicap
In the Brooklyn Handicap Tartar set a record while Old Salt led the field from start to finish. Geldings occupied the first three places, and the event featured a head to head finish as well as warnings from the starter to Lilley and Louder for pulling up at the barrier.
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Karl Behr in Slashing Battle for Court Title
Karl Behr, an eighteen year old, clashes in a dramatic final set as he battles a veteran opponent for the court title. The match details describe Behr’s aggressive play and determined effort to upset the seasoned player.
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Behr narrowly beats Throckmorton in outdoor tennis duel
Behr survived a late surge by Throckmorton to retain the lead amid a 1,500 crowd at Aqueduct. Throckmorton, 18, showed calm through most of the match but faltered in the final games, while Miss Molla Bj URL stedt added titles in women’s singles and doubles.
Buffalo Wins at Monday Amid Montreal Defeat
A fragmented report notes Buffalo defeated Montreal with a 5 to 4 score in a unclear Monday event. The readable text mentions teams and a rough score but details remain obscured.
Rochester Wins Two Games In Lawn Tennis Championship
Harold A. Throckmorton of Woodbridge High School lost to Karl H. Behr in the challenge round with scores of 6 4 1 5 6 3 in a middle states lawn tennis event. Behr defended his title as champion.
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Williams Wins First Match in Court Tourney
In Pittsburgh on June 26 the sixth national clay court championship opened at the Pittsburgh Athletic Club. R Norris Williams of Philadelphia defeated Harmar Denny Jr of Pittsburgh 5 2 9 7 in the opening round as 24 men’s singles matches and three first round games were played. The tournament runs through next Saturday with 15 entries in men’s singles and women’s play starting next week. Williams, a former national amateur champion, is among prominent entrants along with George Church of Princeton and Mrs George W Wightman of Los Angeles.
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Crescent Lacrosse Ends Season With Toronto Win
Crescent Athletic Club wrapped up its season by defeating Beaches Lacrosse Club of Toronto 5 to 1 at Bay Ridge yesterday. The Crescent lineup included Pratton and Weachon among others as they secured the victory.
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New York A C Yachts Race for a Trophy
Dozen motor boats and several sailing craft began racing from Whortleberry Island to Block Island in the New York Athletic Club event. The motor fleet chases the Viking trophy from Sir Thomas Lipton as the Thistle, owned by J H Wallace, won in 1913 and 1914. One hundred miles separate the start and finish at West Harbor breakwater with expected morning arrivals.
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Squall Spoils Regatta At Bayside Yacht Club
A strong squall at Little Neck Bay during the Bayside Yacht Club weekly regatta disabled most boats. Only three of eleven finishers crossed the line as others capsized or withdrew.
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