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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1919
Page
4
Baltusrol’s Max R. Marston and rivals from Buffalo Garden City Princeton win to reach the semifinals amid wet conditions at Apawamia. Marston shoots 72, matching fine play despite soggy greens, while Gardner and Ward also win to stay in contention.
The New York Motor Beat Club resumed its long distance race with four motor boats at the starting line. The cruiser class boats were sent away at 7 p.m. for a 235 mile run to Albany and back. Handicaps listed include Lady Bird owned by WC Deane and Maybelle V. H. C. Vauxhan with various scratch and handicap values.
Oyster Bay hosts an open regatta by the Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club on Long Island Sound tomorrow. The event marks the first appearance in two years for the club’s big schooners, with Larchmont Yacht Club’s new O yachts also set to sail.
The Rye event opened with Alton and Fox Hill winning in early matches over Ashorth and Garden Gis with 2 and 0 wins. Several players advanced with up and to play outcomes, including Muratan and Gedney Farm defeating opponents, while others won by defaults. Second round showings featured Taylor, Durstine, Downey, Lynch, and Bloodgood advancing, with many matches decided by several up and to play.
Nelson Whitney of New Orleans defeated Bobby Jones Jr of Atlanta 7 up and 6 to play to reach the final 36 hole match in the Southern golf championship. Louis Jacoby beat Whitney Bouden 3 up 2 to play to join tomorrow's final.
Georges Carpentier the French heavyweight champion pulls out of the inter-Allied boxing tournament due to an injured hand from a recent workout. The event at Fershing Stadium Joinville-le-Point features prelims in boxing and wrestling with about 10 000 spectators as American entrants perform well in various weight classes and the French beat Romania in soccer.
United States players win all main events on English grass. Charles Garland defeats Dash 6-2 6-0 6-2 in singles while Willis Davis topples Stoddard 6-2 6-4 6-2. Washburn and Mathey win doubles 6-4 2-6 6-1 6-2 over Turnbulls. Miss Ryan defeats Holman 8-5 6-4 as American chance to meet Suzanne Lenglen looms.
A record entry of athletes will compete in the junior metropolitan track and field championships at Hoboken this afternoon. Over 300 nominations and twenty three clubs will be represented, with many trial heats required due to large fields. Eastern League Allgamer is postponed due to path issues.
Hawthorne Jermis notes two events starting today, an open North Side championship with the Tribune Challenge Cup, and an invitation tourney at Nassau and other venues. Frank T. Anderson defends the open title as top contenders like Francis J. Hunter eye a permanent win.
In Delaware championship play at George Church Princeton, R Norris Williams II and William Tilden II, both of Philadelphia, reached the final round after strong fourth and fifth round wins. Williams defeated St Johnson and Stanley Pearson to advance, while Tilden beat Carl Fischer and Wallace Johnson to reach the final, as rain affected doubles.
Ed Roush led Cincinnati with two singles and a triple driving in two runs as the Reds defeated Pittsburgh 6 to 2. Roush joined Tie as key fielder, robbing Stengel of a homer in center. Pitcher Luque earned the win for Cincinnati, with Carlson and Maher on the mound for the Pirates.
Chicago defeats St Louis 3 2 as Leslie Mann drives in the deciding run with a double after Flack walks and Pick’s sacrifice. Debuting Cardinal pitcher Bill Bolden strands several runners in a tight late game.
Mrs. E W Daley, former Southern champion, defeated Mrs F H Bakes, former Philadelphia district champion, in the final round to win the Women’s Golf Association of Boston cup at Brae Burn Country Club Newton Mass June 27.
In a curio of sport and culture, veteran stars like Cactus Cravath T. R. Cobb Roger Peckinpaugh and Bob Veach are recalled as youth surges, Babe Ruth doubles as pitcher and outfielder with a .325 bat, while Cleveland Chicago New York Cincinnati clubs power hits and the National League shows stout offense. The piece muses on hitters versus pitchers, lawn tennis legends, and mid June baseball standings, noting Willard Dempsey and Johnson Jeffries comparisons and the Reds’ status in the first division as Moran lurks in the shadows.
The Yankees lead the American standings at .867 as they host the Red Sox in two at the Polo Grounds while the Dodgers, riding two straight wins over the Giants, face the Phillies in two at Ebbets Field. Cleveland sits second, Chicago third. Johnny Jones joins the Yankees roster from Great Lakes Naval Training Station as a utility player option. Sunday games occur in Manhattan and Brooklyn with another Yankees Red Sox doubleheader Monday.
DETROIT June 27 The Tigers defeated Cleveland 6 to 1 as Bagby allowed runs in the second and fourth innings. Dawes received strong support from his team, with key hits by Flagstead and others. Hollen hit a home run and Jason stole a base, while Cleveland’s Bagby was the losing pitcher as Detroit widened their lead in the series.
In Montreal Charles Chick Evans and Ned Sawyer led a foursome representing West and East respectively, tying after eighteen holes with Evans equalling the course record of 70. Kirkby and White finished 75 and 77, while the West team’s Sawyer posted 80.
A brisk Aqueduct card amid heavy rain produced several favorites and close finishes. Recount led early but faded to place behind Woodtrap while Crystal Ford upset Thunderclap in the mile race as McAfee’s ride drew ire. Nightstick and two juvenile sprints closed the program with favored winners overpowering rivals.
National League slate includes New York at Boston in two games and Philadelphia at Brooklyn in two with Cincinnati at Pittsburgh and St Louis at Chicago. Yesterday Chicago beat St Louis 3 2 and Cincinnati defeated Pittsburgh 5 2 while New York at Boston was rained out. American League games list Boston at New York in two, Chicago at St Louis, Cleveland at Detroit and Washington at Philadelphia.
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