Crescent A C Nine Wins Thrilling Game
Crescent A C defeats Englewood Field Club 7 to 4 in an eleven inning battle at Englewood. The Jerseyites rallied in the ninth to force extra innings, with Englewood making two late double plays and Crescent scoring the winning run in the eleventh. Swenson and Holman pitched for Crescent A C, while Wengen and Kinney stood out defensively for Englewood A C in a tense, error-prone contest.
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Crescent Athletic Club
Englewood Field
Cluh
Englewood
Crescenty
Jersevites
Thrille
Outret
New Moon
Joan
Ther Seore
Eaglewood
Ted Iun
Nailsi Th What Shoud Tueeeek the Last Frame the Crescenta
Jay Ridge
Ene
Hissewood
Crescente
Swenson
Holman
Cracents
Engtewood
Bay Ride
Sith
Hohn
Wood
Teat
Jerseyites
Crescents
Randy Sides
Princeton
Tom Brown
Unies
Bard
Kineney
Ebeling
Hokman
Highwood
Crescent
Lien
Crescent A
Englewood F
Seat Bard
Wimannes
Lammelice
Mallory
Hyan
Biden
Bley Boa Brown
Ik i
Come
Fueie Ss
Ohio
Whaur Ie
Totate
Engiewood
Wengen Bill—Hsaws
Wilber
Isarnw Hartman
White
Brown
Hollman Kinney
Maulewood A. S. Crascent A.C
Idol Wy Swelinon
Mawes
OM Holan
Wong
He Kariewood
Montclair Bats With Vim In Narrow Amateur Ball Win
Montclair Athletic Club edged Commonwealth 11 to 10 at Montclair New Jersey in a hard hitting baseball game. Four home runs and two triples highlighted the contest with Kane Throop Gardner and Ayres among the scoring leaders. A lengthy box score and player notes follow, detailing runs hits and fielding for both teams.
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Commonwealth
Montclair Athletic Club
Eugene Corraza
R. Ayres
Kane
Ek Ayres
Axton
Gardner
Ayren
Fan
Ackmanp
Connolly
Orhornet
Gendali
Underhill
Throp
Jacobite
Sanderson
H. Korwan
J' Ayres
Rolting
Nellows
Randerson
Dodd
Jacobua
H Korwan
Ayreon
Spear
Strick
Connelly
Gendall
Underhith
Bares
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Undertithh
Ackerman
Mite
Connally
Waderhill
Guardsmen Continue Win Streak In Amateur League Game
The 7th Regiment basepart nine defeated South Orange Field Club 5 to 3 in a rain interrupted contest. Key plays came on an error in the eighth inning with J Bryan scoring on a passed ball and Donahue scoring after miscues by McGuire. Wray started for the soldiers, but yielded four hit batters before Gorey steadied. The Field Club’s Wakinnon held firm aside from a rough fourth inning.
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7Th Regiment
South Orange Field Club
Tth
Errata
J. Bryan
Winters
Win
McGuire
Person
Mey
Donohue
Wray
Oldiers
Gorneh
Wakinnon
Kelleher
New York
Meyers
Ab. Wray
Wikinima
Bevan
Piereon
South Orange
Gorseh
Marnley
Wilkinson
Lenatine
Bates
Howe
Kelleherimi
Duad
Cyrnt
Piece
HL Winters
Gorey
Knox
Weay
Public Schools
Manhattan
Public Schools Athletic League
Queen
Recreation Park
Lone Island City
Wafelion
Vietors
Manhattan Young Stores
Unsch
Will
Dippierro
Schiempp
A Manhattan
En Manhattan
AERR BEATS JANN AND WINS GOLF CUP
Kerr of the South Shore Brelt Chit defeats J. A. Janin 3 up with 1 to play to win the Foxville Golf Club trophy in a tense final. The match featured lead changes and steady putting as both players produced strong play on the seventeenth green.
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Hamilton K. Kerr
Ue City
South Shore
J. A. Janin
Totte Inert
Rlsky
Foxville Golf
Keres I
Jose
Janis
Staten Island
Kerr
I Sanin
Janin
Dantn
Battome
Foxville
Sleepy Hollow
Pesterday
Kiappargia
Tel
Kerrid
Boien
Helee
Allen
Hewes
Azoller
Swimmers Move Toward National Aquatic Sports Group
Organizing efforts intensify to form an Amateur Swimming Association uniting water sport bodies under a single leadership. Advocates seek to place aquatic interests under swimmers, widen competition, and coordinate with international federations while preserving Amateur Athletic Union governance.
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Armateurs
Ridgewood Club Four Ball Leads After Day One Scores
Ridgewood Country Club event sees Wakewood Kostetn and partner Dan Anthony tied for lead in a four ball competition yesterday with a best ball score of 174. Craig also figures among the top groups as scores are reported.
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Wakewood Kostetn
Greenwich Country Club Cup Draws Narrow Victory
Greenwich Country Club hosted a Queen's Jubilee Cup event won by K. Dean amid a field of players including Wemy, Dan Rownony, Craig, Paton, Whitetead, Morey, Phillips and others. The unclear score segments suggest a tight finish as participants listed competed for the prize and honors.
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F. E. Viviane Mond
Greenwich
K. Dean
Fro Wemy
Dan Rownony
Craig Oe
Arde Z Paton
Whitetead
Dean Baar
Phillips
Eater
Converse
Fade Tworger
Grant Coca An. Heap
Chore Wins Delaware Tennis Championship at Wilmington
Princeton star George M. Chore defeated Dean Mathey of Philadelphia to win the Delaware tennis championship at Wilmington Country Club. Scoring 4-6 1-6 6-3 6-4 with Mathey holding the title before, the tournament's other matches were postponed due to rain.
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Wilmington
Del
George M. Chore
Princeton
Fawin Tennis Champlorphin
Delarware
Dean Mathey
Philadelphia
Wilmington Country Club
Mathey
Golf Cup to Mrs Barlow in Lenape Cup match
East ern champion Mrs Ronald ff Barlow of Merion extended her record play in the Lenape Cup at Strowlsburg Pennsylvania. She defeated Miss Campbell of Overbrook 7 up and 6 to play after taking control with a strong series of shots from the fourth hole onward. In the consolation round, Mrs Mildred Caverly of the Philadelphia Cricket Club lost to Mrs Florian Krug of Englewood 2 up and 1.
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Erm Strowlsburg
Penn
Mra Ronald Ff
Barlow
Merion
Thet Campbell
Overbrook
Dire Barlow
Campbell
Midiren
Mre
Florian Krug
Fenglewood
Garden City Golfers Triumph At Nassau Country Club
Garden City golfers overwhelmed Nassau Country Club players on their home course yesterday. The visitors built a commanding lead by midafternoon, then the Nassau squad rallied in the final match to avoid a total shutout. Entries list Garden City’s Woogravis, J. Sullivan, Herreshort, L. Livingston, and others facing Nassau’s Maxwell, Whitney, De Forest, and Watande among many. Final tallies favored Garden City in the morning and afternoon rounds, with Nassau showing late improvement but not overturning the early deficit.
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Nassau Country Club
Garden City
Nassau
Mowneng
Woogravis
J. Sullivan
Fred Herreshort
Knowle
Ia Taper Teeet Vasesiete
Mikoe Greemauy
Lacrosse Upset Delivers Final Loss For Crescent Athlet ic Club
Crescent Athletic Club, led by Kent and Wic Cornell, fell 4 to 2 in the first period and or later, against Montreal Amateur Athletic Association in a rough May Ridge match. Wall and Colligan were ejected for two minutes after a skirmish, Kennedy was sanctioned for tepping, and Crescent failed to secure a late comeback as Canadian players seized the lead before the half.
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Crescent Athletic Club
May Ridge
Montreal, Amateur Athletic Association
New Moon
Reh
Iursie
Tee
Wall
Colligan
Little
Tre” Kennedy
le An Attensa
Cresis
Kent
Wic Cornell
Hattiens
Crepene
Frye Archive
Ial Metuyre Enstiy Walbridge
Roe Canagboht Niee
le Muses
Cremcent A
Gombe Walbresgo
Wall Kerr
Urrsvest
Wath
Macthinatt
Labte
Fubsitutes
Kiep Ana Kerr Foe
Campbell
Lajoie Threatens Return Over Bench Warmer Clash
Cleveland veteran Nap Lajoie storms at manager Birmingham vowing to quit baseball if forced to bench or serve as substitute. He calls Birmingham a college player and says he will only take orders from someone with equal baseball knowledge, insisting on regular status for the team.
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Hive
Saperon LaJoie
Cleveland
Nepa
Birmingham
Hame
Lajoie
Edo
Turner
Hirramahons
Lajoie Wold
Canoeists Gather for Atlantic Division Camp at War's Point
About two hundred canoeists from nearly every club in the Atlantic division gathered yesterday at War's Point Tottenville Statental u for the annual camp of the American Canoe Association. Rear Commodore Ben Ayres directed the camp in Vice- Commodore A D Herning’s absence while the New York Canoe Club cup committee prepared for trial races to defend the International Challenge Cup.
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American | Canoe Association
War's Point
Tottenvilla
Statentalu
Ward's Point
New York Canoe Club
New England Track Meet Sets Amateur Records
Six New England amateur records fell at the New England Association of Amateur Athletic Unions meet in Boston. James Power led Boston A A in the mile with a 4 19 36, Hedlund and Halpin posted 440 yard marks, and Meanix set a 25 26 second 220 yard hurdles record. Field events produced marks by Johnstone, Torrey, Prescott, and Deen, with others equalling existing records in the discus and javelin as the meet concluded with notable sprint and mid distance events.
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Boston
New England
New England Association of Amateur Athletic Unions
Technology Wield
Heston Athletic Association
James A. Power
Boston A. A
Hedlund
Thorman J. Halpin
W. I Meanix
J. O. Johnstone
AL Ay
Eugene T Marceau
Borton A. A
Robinson
Merrersburg
JT. Howe
Howton Engin
Clever soccer water polo match ends in 4 to 2 score
West Side YMCA defeats Water Tigers in a publicized game at Furhmanes Park New Jersey. Friedlander scores twice despite cramps after halftime while Joe J. shines for the Tigers in a fast backstroke display. Team lineups listed with multiple misspellings and unclear positions.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Water Tigers
West Sid
de Featitus
Fuilmades Park
N. J
Terday
Friedlander
Jobson
Tigers
Johe J
Off on Race to Albany Nine Motor Boats Start Dashin Club
Nine motor boats began the cruising dash in the Motor Boat Club annual fixture toward Albany and back. A large crowd of yachtsmen and friends gathered at the clubhouse to bid them farewell as the fleet left UTth at tend the Hutson Flyer to see them off on the long journey.
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New York
Constant Triumphs In New York State Motorcycle Meet
John A Constant of New York, amateur state motorcycle champion, retained two of three titles at the Riverside Motorcycle Club event near Yonkers. He led early in the five mile and then won the twenty five mile as Queen and Cronin contended. A ten mile race saw Constant falter due to fatigue but his performance remained dominant amid a fast field. Johnny Cox won the professional five and ten mile events.
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John A. Constant
New York
Riverside Motorcycle Club
Ae Motorevelista
Empire City Traip
Yonkers
Constant
Hie
Hampton Ten
Johnny Cox
Robert C. Queen
John Cronin
Rowalet
Queen
Cronin
Jim
Constant Jed
Coneetant
John Conatant
Rook
A. Huoualet
J. Cronis
Wes Etant
Crantn
Yan Mints Weal Stelater
See
York
Als and
Hart
Glen Ridge Links
Higher Prices Are Unfair Then Costs Fall For No Rim Out Tires
The warning argues that inflated tire costs are unjust and asserts a price drop making No Rim Out tires the cheapest option. It emphasizes price fairness and compares standard tire costs to this model.
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Crescent A. C
Englewood Field Club
Montclair
Wiegel
Tremont
Guardsmen
Schoolgoy
Teale
Ian En
Taft
Hasen Manhattan
Queens
Emul
Konto
Mader
Whitink
Aerr
Jann
Fox Hills
South Shore Field Club
Bea
Fox Hambton
Kerry Na
Phil
Tom
Mike
Fouth
T. Allen
Pox Ubrand
Herr
Hteaten
Ft Siateen
Echiennin Beachew York A.C
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Anoe Aiteen Cwoink
Vox Lilly Teat
Thiamontie
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Watimbok
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Wits
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R Marton
M ‘Tarleton
Oakland
W Philips
M. Torry
Salton
United States
Philip van Gilder Carter
Maisfield
Amateur Athletic Union
Otto Wahle
Wodid
Elit
Ridgewood Country Club
Greenwich Country Club
Miss Campbell
Shawnee
Naseav
Mirke
MK. Whitney - Bdestingy
Mae Mae D. Heenes
Y. Veloe
Watande
Dla Lerma i
F. ON. Degliteds
How. Maxwell, Jr
Travis and Co
Rullivan
Fred Herreehont
Eg. Wataom
Mdliment Greenmay
Boome Meitrit
Darter
Mt Hall
John M. Want
Tavinge
de Forest
Pete Nasau
A.W. Howiter
AL W. Maxwell Wol
Montreal
Power
Woat
Dobrscin Kneecht
Thornten Millard Lehierbaun
Hilderbranat W. Weber
Jonneen
Lothian
Knecht
Albany
Empire City
Mt Anas
Goodsyear
Goodyear Tire
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Goodyear Tire & Rubber CO
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Ole Company
Broadway
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Bedford Ave
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