McLoughlin A Marvel At Wimbledon Gliding Power
Maurice McLoughlin, renowned U S lawn tennis star, dazzles at Wimbledon with his gliding style and powerful kick serve. English critics hail him as daring yet precise, predicting a bright future. Commentary notes his elegance, training, and potential to shape American tennis, with praise for his attire and demeanor.
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My Cabre
the Tribune
London
Maurice KB
McLoughlin
United States
Herbert le Burke
the News and Leader
McLoughn
America
Wimbledon
Wilding
Davis rides to victory at Brighton Beach Handicap
Brooklyn rider Charlie Davin captured the Brighton Handicap at the Motordrome Brighton Beach. He won the five mile distance from scratch with a lap and a quarter handicap, finishing ahead of Mike Costello of New Rochelle and Martin Kessler of Newark. Crowds cheered as Davis repeated his victory from last year.
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Charlie Davin
Brooklyn
Brighton
Brighton Beach
Davin
Mike Costello
New Rochelle
Martin Keasler
Newark
Lavis
Davis
Johnny Albright
Denver
Martin Kessler
New York
Phil Kearney
Paul Ohne
Kearney
Kessler
Fincher
Cronin
Krebs
Fisher
Krebe
Hogan Ted
Arthur Chapple
Charlie Davis
Two Lawn Tennis Titles Change Hands
In the Middle States tournament at Orange Club Mountain Station New Jersey Miss Halth 1 Koteh of Longwood Cricket Club Boston won the women's singles by defeating Mrs J Gordon Douglass 6 6 2 and then beat Mrs Charles N Beard in straight sets 7 5 6 Miss Koteh and Otto M Minek Frank Kidde of Montclair Athletic Club beat Touchard and Washburn in doubles after four sets Touchard and Washburn won the final doubles title defeating Minek and Kidde by default
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Miss Halth
Koteh
Gus
Fave B. Touchard
Watron M. Washburn
Orange Club
Mountain Station
N. J
Miss Koteh
Longwood Cricket Club
Boston
J. Gordon Douglass
West Side
Charles N. Beard
Ch Plon
Touchard
Washburn
Otto M. Minek
Frank Kidde
Montclair Athletic
Harold H. Hackett
Laier Mahuni
Tandon
Alnglon
Toulehand
Dean [Mather
Wallace F. Johnson
London
Elas
Wick
Miss Roth
Mrs. Beard
Miss Rotch
Homer
Ben Fan
Hotch
Ward
Miles
Hinck
Doughty
Minck
Miler
Winnii
Kidde
Tere
Ore
Tonchard
Creay Omashey
Montclair
Youchard
Vadith de Justen
Douglass
Tod
Mre
J. Gordo
W. J. Durden
McLoughlin Advances in English Title Play at Wimbledon
McLoughlin defeats W Ingram in straight sets to reach the quarterfinals as Parke and Dowell win their matches in the English championship. The German and Australian teams advance in doubles, while Wilding and Hillyard prevail in a separate doubles match.
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McLoughlin
Kreutzer
Doust
Stanley Noust
Crisp
Cambridge University
Bensonhurst Wins Easily In Metropolitan Cricket Match
Bensonhurst led by strong batting, scoring 217 for 4 at Prospect Park Parade Grounds in Revok ton. A Bayside line up, including J. Maclennan and Moyle, delivered solid innings for Bensonhurst, while Kings County’s bowlers struggled to restrict the run rate. The Cosmpolitan League fixtures saw Colonials vs West Indians end in a draw after a fast-scoring day, and Veterans edged Orients by four runs in a tightly fought clash.
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Kings County Cricket
Parade
Prospect Park
Etaweil
Miller
C. Moyle
Kiri
Bensonhurst
Kings County
Alias
Ty Basie
J.D. Maclennan
Hiwler
Jordan Ty Waiter
Lee Williams
Ts Blades Si Yedacasus
J Atwood
Matanall
B Gautier
Mom Coyne
Colonils
West Indians
Colonials
A. Hewitt Wine
A. Maneaul
Ro Olliverre
S. Alleyne Tautea
Boy Scout Relay Sparks Booming Games in Chicago
Chicago on June 2 saw Dusty and teammates watch the score as Boy Scout relays energized the meet. Scouts traversed from Hillam dale to Chicago delivering a message to Mayor Carter Darriwon of Univago, amid a celebratory crowd. A marathon later crowned Wd Kennedy of the Chiefltniow Athletic Club in hours minutes seconds, with Hidney Mutah and Manuel Cooper placing, while weather and rough pavements challenged many runners.
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Chicago
Dusty
Buvot
Lauren Chenoweth
Grant Puck
Carter Darriwon
Univago
Merase
Woodrow Wily
Bie Mayer
Ite
Hoy Rcouts
Hillam Dale
Wd. Kennedy
Ciefiltniow Athletic Club
Hidney Muteh
Manuel Cooper
Chie Hebrew Institute
Waa
Powers Set Six Day Race at Garden Under New Union
Powers announces a six day cycling grind in the Garden for December eight through thirteen to be sanctioned by the American Cyclists Union and American Cycling Association. He will permit riders Kramer Clark Gow and Vogler, loyal to the National Cycling Association, to compete if they leave the NCA, which Powers derides as a paper organization run by Minten and Chapman.
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Mctuehlin
McLoughlin
Roper Jarrett
United States
Daily Chronicle
W. F. Johnson
Craig Biddle
7 PT Powers
Madison Sau Arden
Thie City
Mikion
Chapmin
Newark
National
Powers
Mo Upperen
Nut Ulouil Cycling Association
Millon and
Chaple Upperen
Boy Honal
Asmar Powers
Garden
American Cyclists’ Union
Nn Cycling Association
Achng Kramer
Clark
Gow
Vogler
National Cycling Association
Minton and Chapman
Uakarloperc
Richmond County Wins Home Cricket Match at West New Brighton
In an association match at West New Brighton Paterson faced Richmond County elevens. Richmond County won by St runs with 2 wickets to spare, led by A G Laurie who scored 100 not out in a tense finish. Turville also starred with 6 for ? in bowling as Paterson were all out for 153. The Livingston vs Manor Field match at the same venue ended 115 for 7 in Staten Island’s favor, with Boughton top-scoring for Staten Island.
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West New Brighton
Paterson
Richmond
A. G. Laurie
Laurie
K. Turville
Simpson
H. Jackson
Thre
Turville
Richmond County
Paterson J
Pendlenuty
B Laurie
Tidarkson
Mato
W. Berall
Boughton
Tignall
Tureillen
Criterian
Jacoba
Lauriez
Vurre
Turshe
Vooda
Prescott
Kerwin
Furville Te
Branchton
Mart
A. G. Lisuele
Bert Menall
Celtchlow
Monkhouse
Southern Leat
Laughton
Tnt Towing
Dackwon
Uritchion
Livingston
Manor Field
FR. Boughton
Staten Island
TR. Nicoll
Thomas
A.W. Arrowsmith
Sater
E. Brett
J. W. Hopton
J. Waye
J. D. Cave
Southen
Cricket at Van Cortlandt Park highlights three matches
Cricket at Van Cortlandt Park yesterday featured Yonkers beating Van Cortlandt by a narrow margin in a tight match with Doran contributing 12 in a batting mishap filled by bowlers. Vernon Lodge defeated Bronx United by 61 runs, Cameron team posted 163 for loss of 2 at Pelham Bay Park, and several Manhattan League games yielded mixed results across York County, St Thomas, Melbourne, and Danish West Indians.
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van Cortlandt Park
Yonkers
Iran
Doran
van Ortlandt
Raint
van Cortlandt A
Smith
Vernon Lodge
Bronx United
AnglioAmerica
Cameron
Pelham Bay Park
Ruty
Camerons
van Cortlandt Mark
York County
St. Thomas
New York County
St. John
Melbourne
Draw game for Crescents at Crescent Athletic Club
Med from the New York Veterans and Crescent Athletic Club at Ridge yesterday afternoon. Twelve men a side. Veterans batted first for 1,?. S B Standfast and F F Kelly helped, H Mayman bowled well taking five for 66. Crescents then scored 114 for ten. W FJ top scored with 47, C Charl swood 28, J C B Humphreys 16. J P Johnstone took five for 7. Columbia Oval beat Brooklyn at Pelham Bay Park by 70 runs. T Mahabir top-scored with 45. G Shaw bowling 33 1003.
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New York
Crescent Athletic Club
Ay Ridge
S. B. Standfast
FF. Kelly
G. W. Hayman
H. Mayman
A. Hoskings
Crescents
G. Shaw
Avenlekad Aas
Ardsley Club Foursomes Winners Named
At the Ardsley Club yesterday a ball foursomes competition was played. J. A. Townsend and B. H. Hareet won with 3 72. The scores follow.
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Ardsley Club
Oh Card
J. A. Townsend
B. H. Hareet
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