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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1916

Page

7

Chicle Wins Brooklyn Derby in Record Time at Aqueduct

Chicle, a three year old by Sunatar and Sweet Finch, ridden by Tommy McTaggart for Harry Payne Whitney, captured the Brooklyn Derby over a strong field including Friar Rock Star Hawk and Spur. He led wire-to-wire, set a new track mark for the mile and nine furlongs, and defeated Star Hawk by two lengths with Churchill close behind.

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Aqueduct Entries From a Turbulent Carding Wager

Fragmented OCR text describes aqueduct entries and betting notes with scattered names, places, and numbers. It references participants, dates, and a reference to a Herald Bak listing. Content is garbled but centers on a contested event with monetary stakes and various observers.

Upsets ripple through Connecticut golf championships

In the qualifying round of the 18th Connecticut State golf championships at Greenwich Country Club, Hamilton Kerr failed to reach the honor division, Parker Seeley and Samuel Graham tied for gold at 167, with Robert Abbott and W A Jackson among notable ex-champions near the top as dense ties persisted.

Ry Teaferd Greenwich Conn Connecticut Greenwich Country Club Hamilton Kerr Henry J Topping Parker Seeley Brooklawn Samuel Graham Robert Abbott Champon W. A. Jackson Mattford Manns Tata Veinorenth

Davis Defeats Walter Knox in National Tennis Final Four

In Cleveland the national clay court championship narrowed to four as Willis Fe Davis of San Francisco and University of Pennsylvania defeated Walter B. Knox of Princeton 6 3 6 4 6 3 in the fifth round. Davis relies on an overhead serve and all court coverage.

Cleveland Lakewood Willis Fe Davis San Francisco University of Pennsylvania Walter B. Knox Princeton University Davis Harry Bickle Toronto Canada Florence Ballin New York Molla Bjurstedt Norway George M. Church Tenafly N. H Sige Rout Tammhistey Bickie Tovelin Stra Gig Cleceland Sors Tiie

Anvil Choir Rules and Baseball Notes in Mayhem

A collage of baseball opinion and boxing banter discusses Bennie Kauff's early career, Moran Dillon fights, Cubs batting leaders, and moralizing tales. The piece blends sports chatter with literary asides and a wartime jab about champions.

Fighters Ready For Ten Round Brooklyn Bout

Promoters expect a crowd of 25 000 at Washington Park in Brooklyn for the Moran Dillon title bout. Franco Charles Moran and Ernest Price meet in a highly anticipated arrangement with bets 50 50. Moran and Dillon are praised for ten round endurance and strong punching power as the undercard features Zala Kid against Gus Christie in a promising clash.

Moran Dillon Jack Dillon Rob Fussimmann Jim Jeffries California Ruby W. C. M'Grenan Francis Charles Moran Ernest Cutler Price Washington Park Brooklyn Queensberry Art Francia Charles Indianapolis Price Jon Walcott Sam Lanford Mos Sams Europe Willie Lewis Coffey Roscommon Willard Dilton Jane Charlie Weinert Tom Cowler Mountainent James J. Corbet Jim Coffey Jack Johnson Jancis Charles Albany Due New York Benjamin Kauf Zala Kid Gus Christie

Carolina Wins From Grayling in Long Island Sound Yacht Race

In a yacht cruise on Long Island Sound from Huntington to Black Rock Conn the Carolina captained by George Nichols won the fifty foot class by 47 seconds ahead of Grayling after a 16 ½ mile course with shifting winds. Ventura touched bottom but freed herself. Pauline won the forties class and Alera beat Adios in the thirties. Other winners included Arvia Natoma Comet Aurelia and Fly Away NT over a seventeen mile course.

Anne Decead Segiste Huntington Black Rock Conn Long Island Sound George Nichols Carolina Black Rock Harbor Ventura G. Jennings Pauline John L. Cutler Alera

Fight Log at Washington Park Details

The log lists bouts and participants across two days at Washington Park. Names include 0-Frank Moran and Teen Dilton on Friday, with Yager Ay C Waiter and Chick Harlem Sporting Club and others like Youns Folten, Young Britt, Brown Far, Burne Bary on Saturday, plus A. Oly Be Fim and Alle Muck KG.

Washington Park Frank Moran Dilton Yager Ay C Harlem Sporting Club Youns Folten Young Britt Brown Far Burne Bary A. Oly Fim and Alle Muck KG Chilewe Tier Kearns

Vincent Hilton Loses Jinx In Greenfield Junior Golf Title

Vincent K Hilton of Greenwich Country Club defeated Harey Scharff of New York Golf Club 4 up 2 to play to win the metropolitan Junior championship at Englewood. Hilton's 74 medal score impressed observers, aided by a remarkable shot from the ninth green using a hat to reach the cup.

Vincent K. Hilton Greenwich Country Club Engle Wood Harey Scharff New York Golf Club Jin Hileton Na Scharff Philip van Gelder Carter Hilton Bre Haaperensni Babee Saal Hoo Martin Geheether T. L Willings

Great Neck Fourth Wins Polo Cup at Meadow Brook

Great Neck four won the Meadow Brook Cup final at Meadow Brook Club by 17 to 15 after leading 6 to 2 at halftime, with Meadow Brook scoring late. Referee change at halftime preceded Meadow Brook dominance as Great Neck secured the trophy.

Great Neck Meadow Brook Quincy A. Shaw W. Malding

Women’s invitation tennis semis at Scarborough club

Four singles players Miss Marie Wagner Miss Molla Hjurstedt Mrs. Green Miss Edna Wildey and four doubles teams advanced to the semifinals of the St. Nollon Tennis Club invitation in Scarborough on Hudson. Wagner with Caroma Winn beat Wildey and Mrs. Green 6 2 2 6 in a long match while Vanderhoef and others led tight duels in a field noted for sharp forehands and tall rallies.

Stes Nollon Scarborough-on-Hudson Marie Wagner Mise Molla Hjurstedt Fromer Stuart Green Misa Adelaide Browning Edna Wildey Plainfield Mise Marian Vanderhoef West Side Tennis Club Mira Wildey Rawson Wood Mi Wagner Miss Caroma Winn Mise Wildey Mee Green Miss Wagner Mrs. Green Foe Coustey Merion Vardertoet Witelion Sonelen A ' Freau Nira George Earns Marie Simmelisee Geeta Milly Albert Mary Seow Adee Teff Sion Dinowsina Marte Medien

Speedy net attack wins for Taylor in open tennis final

Taylor, a fifteen year old Brooklyn schoolboy, defeated a rival in the finals of the first annual boys open tournament at the Country Club of Westchester. The scores read 24 0 and 7 0 in a match noted for Taylor's speedy, aggressive play.

Harold Taylor Brooklyn O E. Osgood Country Club Westchester Taylor

Color Line Eve in Boxing Contests

The article notes Langford and Sam McVey being ready to box against white opponents, signaling an end to Colored Heavennight a’ Lea. Impromptu celebrations erupt along Figen’ street as news spreads.

Langford Sam McVey Lea Figen

Voshell Shoves Hunter Aside In Title Race

James O Nealf reports a dramatic Brooklyn Kings County Tennis Club event where S Howard Voshell defeated Francis Munter and then beat Cornellian Ken Fisher amid a day of hard hitting and crowd-pleasing rallies. The doubles saw Wordell and Baggs struggle in a tense match, while Anderson and Fisher upset veterans to claim victory.

S. Howard Voshell Long Island Francis T. Munter Cornell Kings County Brooklyn Hunter Brooklyn=ite Voshell Frederick B. Alexander Kines County Long Ieland Frederick C. Anderson Kenneth Fisher William Jennines Har Orts J. S Neale L. Maxwell Banke Fred Anderson, Jr D. Tisar Chambers

Sporting Goods Clean-Up Sale at Perr Company

The rackets are mostly a special purchase from two popular makers with some seconds, plus discontinued models. Prices range from $3.55 to $8.50, with golf clubs of imported irons and forged heads offered at $2.15 to $3.00. Also featuring mid Trons Mash Putters and broad apparel including Panama hats. The sale is at Rocks Perr Company on Broadway at Fifth, Warren, and Dist St.

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