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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1916

Page

5

Ormesdale Home First In Oakhill Handicap

Large crowd at Aqueduct watches Ormesdale Home prevail in the Oakhill Handicap. Al Bloch also wins a sprint, with Indian Chant and Belly among other notable results. claims, steeplechases, and related notes fill the racing card.

Ormesdale Lim Iernoon Oakhill Ormés de. Larrick J. J. Lillis Harry Perks Marrone Bed Corning Tower Sam McNeekin Chicle Marie Henry al Bloch Fone Voorhees Georgie Vi Areva

Results of Racing at Aqueduct Track

Race results from Aqueduct show multiple events with detailed entries. Winners, jockeys, weights, and purses noted across Fourth Race and Piptie Rave among others, with emphasis on top finishers and prize money.

Aqueduct Track

Bisons Blank Newark Indians in 2-0 Shutout

Hofalo sparked Newark's fall as Buffalo won 2 to 0 on a day of costly Newark errors. A seventh inning wild throw by Witter produced Buffalo's first run, and O’Neil's ninth inning score followed a Gill hit. Pieh allowed eight innings of effective pitching for Newark. Buffalos pitchers held the Indians to six scattered hits.

Hofalo Newark Nawark G. LO Buffalo Aerly Pone Pan Hummeli Onslow Hater

Chick Evans Wins Golf Title by Coin Toss

Minneapolis report says Chick Evans captured the golf honor by a toss of a coin. The brief notice notes the unusual method decided the winner in a regional amateur event held in June.

Chick Evans

Poetry and sports musings mix in modern era critique

A collage piece blends Herman Hagedorn poetry with baseball analysis and golf notes. It reviews Yale Harvard and Eli prospects, praises pitchers Grover Cleveland Alexander and Walter Johnson, and recounts golf competition results at Minikahda Club with details on Evans, Donaldson, Carpenter, and Reid.

Alexander Johnson Grover Cleveland Walter Johnson Philly Idaho Muzzard

Great Neck Wins Controversial Meadow Brook Match

Great Neck overcome Coronado 9 to 7 in the third game aided by a five point handicap at Meadow Brook Club. Final set tomorrow between Great Neck and Meadow Brook East. Hempstead cups final postponed due to squad duties. Heckscher and East scored, Grace added, with Coronado briefly matching before Great Neck pulled away.

Great Neck Coronado Meadow Brook Meadow Brook East Rumson Harlequins Squadron A,s Heckscher Stevenson East Grace Coronado Sve Seconan Horkocher East Cart Vetere Janae C. Cover

Stars Declared For Nassau Club Tourney Field

A long list of stars enters the Nassau Country Club annual invitation tennis tournament at Glen Cove ready to challenge for top honors. Veterans Will A Larned and William J Clothier lead a strong entry alongside Karl N Behr Theodore Roosevelt Pell Robert Lindley Murray Nathaniel Niles and others.

Pate Nassau Country Club Glen Cove Long d Forest Hill Will ‘A. Larned William J. Clothier Karl N. Behr Theodore Roosevelt Pell Robert Lindley Murray Nathaniel (. Niles Watson M. Washburn Walter Merrill Hall Harold A. Throckmorton Fred Inman Wailace F. Johnson Robert le Roy Lyle E. Mabap Cedric A. Major Alric H. Man Dean Mathey S. Howard Woshell Craig Biddle Josep J. Armstrong Leonard Beekman Charles M. Bull, Jr. G. Colbet Caner Frederick C. Baggs Abraham Bir Alfred S. Dabney G. One Francis. T Walter L. Pry Rs N Harry C. Martin

West Side Juniors Triumph Over Newtown High in Tennis

The West Side Tennis Club junior team defeated Newtown High School 7 to 2 at West Side courts Forest Hills. Donaldson Jr Ceet, Schuyler starred for West Side while Banks defeated Leving Plitt 8 4 6 1 in the feature match.

West Side Newtown High Newtown High School Forest ‘Hills Siles Donaldson, Jr Ceet Donaldson If Schuyler Banks Leving Plitt

Nine players reach fourth round in Long Island tennis

The Long Island singles championship at Kings County Tennis Club Brooklyn advanced nine players to the fourth round by default with Francis T. Saunter Cornell captain and Tribune Challenge Cup holder among those moving on. Lieutenant W S Anderson of the navy was the lone victor in five sets defeating J T Allen 4 6 8 6 6 1.

Inds Country Club Westchenter Benjamin M. Letson Long Island Ten Island Harold Taylor Young Letson Kings County Taylor Ultimate Victor Ke Clinton Lomon Beesmo Steadier Abraham Bassford Harsford Franklin Benkard Ind Abraham Bastord, Jr Senate Ody Boa Harper J. T. Allen Anaien Binvienye Vonbel MB. Fou V. Ele Tutchines le Pamaeee Ervihew Etait Ad Camve FR Opie Roneda Ty Cautle Sternuls Copeland We S. Anderwn Aiied

Steinkampf O Neale Team Reach Net Finals at Quaker Nidge

In New Rochelle Tennis Club doubles action Ostendorf Baggs defeat Augur Kuhn 6 1 6 3 while Steinkampf O Neale beat Fixman Behr to advance to the final round. Edge and Behr showed bright moments but fell in straight sets.

al J. Ostendorf Ralph Baggs J. Harry Steinkamp O'Neale New Rochelle Big Ostendorf Baggs Richard Augur R. Kuhn Stam O'Neal Eddie Fixman New York

Progress in clay tennis at national tournament

Cleveland June 2. Eighty contestants in the men’s singles progressed to the fourth round at the national clay court championship on the Lakewood Club courts under Referee Harry Seymour. Ladies’ events start tomorrow. Miss Molla Bjørnstad defends her title against the finals winner.

Cleveland Lakewood Tennis Club Harry Seymour Pittsburgh Molla Bjurstedt Ote Wheeiing Marvin Hisee Sittin Wat Jone Weber Fe Witeg Tnt N. J D.oer Ura Valngntty Routhaen California Bie Ikon Baat Reed la Biind Cristn John Biel Mean Gabe Caine‘ Bed Cseiseas Bess Dave Tagli Nltanj CY Biowwem Sanchar ‘ Green Elie Wallace Rowe Heath Tom Biand Harman Wall Prine Caresie Knoche Mara Bok Pett Cbpole Wasingan Tae Tater Cnicusa Haute Py Ces Waitara Westenbart Gemiand Ie Cattoreta Wie Cientand Sie Clevnand Teak Lebiend Cheng Beas Muelin Asseander Covela

Eastern League SND ares, 4 New Hives. Urns, ire Laci, ey

Eastern League notes terse items with brief mentions of teams and outcomes. Read as an opaque OCR fragment listing places and terms.

Tennis challenge round postponed in Middle States championships

The Middle States tennis championships are delayed due to the Mexican situation. Singles contenders Karl H. Nehr and Theodore St Pell will not meet as scheduled, and doubles teams Behr and Pell and Mathey and Throckmorton are also postponed. Behr, the singles champion, remains in duty with Squadron A.

Karl H. Nehr Theodore St Pell Behr Pell Dean Mathey Harold A. Throckmorton Re 4 Squadron A

Four Golfers Tie For Low Net In New York Club Qualifier

Charles Dailey of the Sun E R Laverty of the Herald Charles J Gebeat the music writer and Archie Gifford of the Telegram tied for the low net score in the qualifying round of the Juix handicap of the New York Newspaper Men's Golf Club at Van Courtlandt Park yesterday afternoon Their cards showed 99 30 93 24 80 30 and 80 for a 9 Pre Flaugh of the Sun had the lower the day

Charles Dailey The Sun E. R.laverty Herald Charles J. Gebeat Archie Gifford Telegram New York van Courtlandt Park Yenteriay Bol Pre Flaugh Arai Art Turer Ioer F Pave Tribus Poow Joerg Tsuen Eds Weald WML

M'NAUGHTON PAYS $5,000 FOR YEARLING

Twenty two yearlings from Henry Oxnard's Blue Ridge in Virginia were sold last night at Dari. Powers Hunter Company conducted the sale. An understeed filly withheld part of the proceeds. McNaughton bought a Brown colt by King James Mary Stuart for five thousand dollars.

Henry Oxnard Blue Ridge Virginia Powers Hunter Company Dari McNaughton King James Mary Stuart

Plan to Repeal Law Against Mixed Bouts

A convoluted report on boxing politics and mixed bout rules, noting Moran and Dillon training under electric lights at Washington Park, amid pressure from officials and governors. It mentions colorful figures like Sam McVey Billy Gibson Benny Leonard and Freddie Welsh, with talk of color line issues and promoter maneuvers affecting possible matchups.

Jack Dillon Kendall Mike Flemming Moran Boston New York Clivities Dil Washington Park Wenck Himeslf Butt Whitman Harry Wills Willard Charles Moran Sam McVey Billy Gibson Toe Boxing Commission Benny Leonard Freddie Welsh William Gibson Welsh Leonard Tively Frederick

Serge for Summer Bags Lights Up Fourth Sale

A bold sales note touts heavy cowhide bags at 11.50 with a planed Fourth of July promotion. The copy promises blue color options, enduring finish, and leather lining from a Japanese inspired line branded Japanama terms. Local distributor lists Broadway at 13th and nearby corners for purchase.

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