Bonnie Mary Easy Winner in Aqueduct Feature Race
Bonnie Mary P A Clark's two year old filly captured the Great American at Aqueduct, sprinting five furlongs in 68 25 seconds under 127 pounds. Head Over Heels, the favorite, ran second in a tight finish as Bonnie Mary redeemed previous form and rival jockeys.
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Bonnie Mary
Marston
Apawamis
W. J. Macbeth
P. A. Clark
Aqueduct
Ultimus Belgravia
W. R. Coe
Terentia
Ney
Americn
Sile Riddle Farm
Ronnie Mary
J. W. May
Jamaica
Rosedale
Ensor
Xtern Reon
Bill
Jane Mary
Clark Tilly
Ganshaw
Iuch
Willie Knapp
Dis
Macombor
Buxton
Opuy Witchet
Naturalist
Imner
J. E. Griffith
the Brook
Kennedy
Brooks
Debadou
Cook
Aqueduct Racetrack
Drivi
Rover
Mae Merroann
Rune
Inna
Warner
Trynutloerk i Magtee
Fire Turtony
PA Isinrk
Vitimus
Melevnsia
Bion Starer
Bown Ruuetlinger
Soavere
Taleo Ray
Noemie
Machen
Thei_Glewe
McAven
Stiuthiger
Tagen
Nasiatin
Kaco Thane
Apwant
Staten
Mey Muter
Emrly Laren
Yana
Artoria
Fania
Nee
Cs Patternon
Mae
Wilot Hock
Hoffner Wins Philadelphia Golf Title in Close Duel
George Hoffner of Bath captures West Philadelphia title at the Philmont Country Club defeating Overbrook. Hoffner led early, was tied late, and clinched the championship with a steady finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffner
Mladelphia
George Hoffner
Bath
Filadelphia
Philmont
Overbrook
International League results and standings summary
Yesterday Jersey City beat Baltimore 7 5, Newark defeated Jersey City 5 2, Binghamton swept Rochester 5 1, and Toronto topped Buffalo 7 5 with a 3 0 win over Buffalo. Standings show Emore 21 8 .700 Buffalo 27 32 458 Toronto 32 3 23 Roch't'r 29 Readt'g Newark 30 22 City Readt'g Newark.
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Baltimore
Newark
Jersey City
Reading
Toronto
Buffalo
Rochester
Binghamton
W.L. Pet
Emore
Roch
American Crew To Row French In Henley Regatta
London June 28 The Henley drawings set July 4 and 6 races on the Thames with the American army eight to meet the French crew. Canada and overseas forces also race. The winners advance to second rounds facing Cambridge service and New Zealand versus Australia crews.
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London
Thames
Canada
Leander Club
Coldstream Guards
Cambridge Servies
New Zealand
Holy Cross Nine Claims Championship of the East
Holy Cross College of Worcester, Mass., is praised as the best nine in college baseball for 1919 after a 22 win 23 game run. Fordham’s rain interrupted a key rematch while Holy Cross defeated Yale and Boston College. Jesse Burkett coached the team since 1917 guiding Holy Cross to top finishes in 1917 and 1918.
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Holy Cross College
Worcester
Mass
Massachusetts
Rein
Fordham
New Englanders
Maly Cross
Boston College
Yale
Holy Cross
Mary Cross
Worcester College
Harvard
Princton
Columbia
West Point
Dartmouth
Syraf
Jesso
Holy Cross Stars Attract Major League Interest Pitchers
1919 Holy Cross stars Eddie Gill Captain Chie Bowen outfielder Statz and first baseman Maloney headline a talented lineup. Gill dominates with strikeouts in duels against Felton Yale Coxe Brown Knight Weafer and others. Brown signs with the Boston Red Sox. Maloney to graduate with State available next year.
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Eddie Gill
Chie Bowen
Statz
Maloney
Gill
Felton
Harvail
Coxe
Yale
Knight
Brown
Fitzpateie
Boston College
Weafer
Tufts
Hoston Red Sox
Grluate
State
Aronson Drives Two More Winners at Parkway Meet
Mos Aronson piloted two winners at the Parkway Driving Club matinee in Brooklyn. George Gordens, Aronson’s bay stallion, won two heats against Grand Chimes driven by L. Gerwitz. Josephine B., Aronson’s Ally mare, won her heats against Tim Hooker driven by M. Tully, while Bingen Worthy with A. Warner took the 2:20 class trot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mos Aronson
Parkway Driving Club
Brooklyn
Aronson
George Gordens
Grand Chimes
L. Gerwitz
R. Smith
George Corders
Josephine B
Tim Hooker
M. Tully
Josephine BR
Bingen Worthy
A. Warner
Lady Payche
Topal
Reading Captures Two From Jersey Skeeters
Reading defeated Jersey City in a doubleheader 4 to 2 and 6 to 1 at Reading. Keefe and Brown pitched well while Frank Crossin sprained his ankle sliding into second and will miss time. The Skeeters were outhit in both games.
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Reading
Penn
Jersey City
Skeeters
Frank Crossin
Keefe
Brown
E. Rentina
Terry City
Naling
Secon
Sorsey
D Brown and
Dooin
Crossin
Moreisachts
Judgina
Mackay to Disperse Stable Stock in August Sale
Clarence H. Mackay announces an absolute dispersal sale of his thoroughbred stock to be held at Saratoga in August. He has been linked with racing and thoroughbred production in the United States and France for nearly two decades. The article also lists scattered race results and horse names from Cricket Results New York.
Paddock's Record Helps Uncle Sam Compile Big Lead
Paddock and Teschner lead in the inter Allied games at Pershing Stadium France on June 28. Paddock clocked a world record 21.25 seconds in the 200 metres while Sol Butler won the broad jump. America leads with 19 points, France and Canada tied for second with 2, New Zealand fourth with 1. Also, Stout won the 1000 metres and America defeated Haly 28 to 17 in basketball.
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Pershing Stadium
France
America
Canada
New Zealand
Charles Paddock
Lieutenant Teschner
GC. J. Stout
Arnaud
Sol Butler
Worthington
Washington
L.E. Johnson
Carlyle
William Sylvester
Bosworth
Robert Simpson
Meredith House
Stanford University
Montenegro
M Valdor
Barytone
Haly
Romania
Porta
Italy
Kalombratsoa
Greece
Berank
Slovakia
Garray
Belgium
Eagan
United States
Negri
Whitney Wins Southern Golf Title in New Orleans
Nelson Whitney of New Orleans defeated Louis Jacoby of Dallas 12 up and 11 to play to win the Southern Golf Association championship. The match concluded on the 25th hole in New Orleans on June 28.
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Whitney New Orleans
Nelson Whitney
New Orleans
Southern Golf Association
Tojay
Louis Jacoby
Dallas
Champion Mermaid Olga Dormer to wed H J Schoenhut
Miss Olga Dormer of Philadelphia, holder of several world swimming titles, confirmed today she is to marry H J Schoenhut of Philadelphia. The wedding date has not been set.
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Wea
Philadelphia
Olga Dormer
H. J. Schoenhut
Local Association Scores From Early Games
An American Association slate shows Sukee defeating Minneapolia 6 to 6 while Columbus beat Indianapolia 11 to 2 and Kansia Ctey routed St Paul 0 to 1 in a series of early contests.
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American Association Sukee
Minneapolia
Toledo
Taursius St Paul
Kansia Ctey
Columbus
Indianapolia
Hall and Pell Triumph at Nassau Lawn Tennis
Hall, the Middle States champion, defeats Pell 6-1 6-4 to win key singles, while Inman and Parker win the doubles title at Nassau Country Club. The event opened with 18 singles entrants and 13 doubles pairs, as stars ferried between Orange and Wilmington for the Glen Cove turf tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hawthorne
Nassau Country Club
Glen Cova
Henry C. Martin
Jhhairman
Glen Cove
Leonard Beekman
Orange Lawn Tennis Club
Fred C. Hagges
Harold Throckmorton
William Rosenbaum
Vincent Richards
Nassau
Wilmington, Co
University Heights
Kings County
Walter Merrill Hall
Middle States
Orange
Hall
Clarence
Pell
Altough
Bull
Harness Races in Harlem at Harlem Speedway
The sixth matinee harness meeting of the Roni Drivers' Association of New York will be held this afternoon on the Harlem Speedway. Four trotting and pacing events will comprise the card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roni Drivers’ Association of New York
Harlem Speedway
Latonia Race Day Results Highlight Multiple Races
Race by race results for the Latonia meet show purses from 1,400 to 3,400 with horses such as Purte, Midden, Rose, and Lamets posting wins and payoffs. Notable performances include Mayes sdotin, Clin tonville, and Prospector with various place and show payouts across seven races.
Hunter Eliminates Behr in Play for The Tribune Cup
A 103-player field opened the North Side Open lawn tennis tournament for the Tribune Cup. Hunter overwhelmed Allen Behr 6-1 6-0 with relentless net rush and forehand drives while Behr struggled under Embree Henderson’s foot fault calls. Other first-round results included Alex Mer beating A. W. Caruso 8-6 6-4 and William M. Fischer defeating Albert J. Ostendorf 10-8 6-4.
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North Side
Frank T. Anderson
Francis T. Hunter
Allen Behr
Hunter
Embree Henderson
Behr
Alex Mer
S. Howard Voshel
Long Island
A. W. Caruso
Caruso
Carusy
William M. Fischer
Albert J. Ostendorf
Ostendorf
Fischer
B. G. Meyer
Nehip
Tinsen
M Fon
Franklin
Aviat Efuaard
Willhnan
AL Wiselihier
Parster Detestes
Nikonow
Watley
Anti TW
Rabingan
Ty Bry
Meanie
Ronaldson
Te Mawar
Charles Sehnudy
Th Telfini Mminasay
M. Kissher
Alliod Ad. ‘Omtemiorf
Bots Bernuth
JM. Archer
Mathey and Davis Fall to Britons at Wimbledon
In London on June 28 C B Dixon of England defeated Dean Mathey of the United States in the Wimbledon fourth round with a 6-4 1-5 5-7 6-3 score. R Y Thomas beat Willis Doyle 2-6 15 5-6 2. Charles Garlang defeated Captain Grave 6-0 8-6 1-0. O Hara Wood of Australia beat Captain Watson Washburn 12-14 6-3 6-4 4-6 6-3. The match was hailed as the year's best singles contest.
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Pell
Fred Inman
Harry
Parker
Henry Vail
Hunt Dickinson
Raymond D. Little
Lyle B. Mahan
Seton Porter
N. I. Foster
Inman
Vail
Dickinson
Nasman Country Club
Charles M. Bull
Henry W. Warner
Walter Merrill Hall
Clarence G. Pell
Tarker
Lyle Evans Mehan
de Tutt
Theodora Roosevelt
Raymond Little
Lyle Evans Mahan
Ian Porter
H. G. Foster
Frederick C. Inman
Heary Vail
Jia
Imbledon
C. B. Dixon
England
Dean Mathey
United States
Dixon
R. Y. Thomas
Willis Doyle
Charles Garlang
Captain Grave
Anderson Beaten In Semi Final For L I Tennis Title
Frank T. Anderson, the defending Long Island champion, lost in the singles semi final at the Kings County Tennis Club, Brook lyn, to S. Howard Voshell 3-1 6-3 6-1. Fred C. Anderson will meet Voshell in the final after defeating Charles Chambers 5-4 6-4, with Chambers having earlier beaten Henry Mollenhauer.
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Frank T. Anderson
Kings County Tennis Club
Brooklyn
S. Howard Voshell
Voshell
Frank
Fred C. Anderson
Charles Chambers
Chambers
Henry Mollenhauer
Rank Anderson
H. L Westfall
Fred €. Anderson
Westfall
Mollenhaver
R. B Gattomb
E. W. Davenport
H. H. Bassford
J. H. Stein.kampf
Marston Tops Peacock In Apawamis Golf Final 2 Up
Max R. Maraton of Baltusrol defeats Grant Peacock of Princeton 2 up in the invitation tournament final at Apawamis Club. Peacock reached the final by beating John Ward of Garden City. Marston overcame W. H. Gardner of Ruffalo in earlier rounds. Peacock showed strong putting and precise irons while Marston rallied with length off the tee and a clutch short game to seal the win.
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Peacock
Marston
Max
Fee
Gettis
Esaly Marston
Princeton
Mareton
Tracock
Masten
Braeieh
Gaines Gwathmey
Sob
L. Wo Sterling
Ter
John M
Malland
Det Il Pah
Hovand
Tuul
Kenn Ridgewral
Hs Teal
Seuritain
Ta Pay
Utny
Apawunds
Cymoh
Sway
Ant
Vronnt
Mena
Downty
Te Alwadeond
Cheety Valley
Ueas
Renee
Alex Wishart
Pittsburgh
Penn
Scheie
Motavguilty
Cannan
A.W. Hater
Ana
Fonefl
Allen Pont Conred
Dodgers
Horse Review
Kentucky
Servie
Ebbets Field
Ted Spring
Evi
Max R. Maraton
Apawamis Club
Baltusol
Grant Peacock
Farlier
John Ward
Garden City
Mareston
W. H. Gardner
Ruffalo
Both
Poxcoce
Princeston
Sls
Peascock
Rama
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Clark
Star Master
Pickwick
Teawick
Warsaw
Mitch
N. K. Heal
Fusion
Ivry
Hackatmore
Eastern Glow Cormoran
Roseland
Keepshead Bay Speedway
Ace de Palma Wilcox
Carey
Maguire
Martin
McLaughlin
Daley
Duffy
Harrigan
Gagnon
Santoro
Bowen
International League
Holy Cross Nine
Williams
Syracuse
Holy Cross Warward
Tafte
Rhode Island
Lady Teyche
F. Small
Smith
George Condens
M. Aronson
M. CR
Josephine T
M. Avenson
Sinn Becker
M. Hutly
Aidzin
Jersey Skeeters
New York
Merton
Harmattan
Gamecone
Brrooklyn Ci
Longtallowa
Bialen Island
Hy Mane Field
Solange
Norshwood
Bynes Woodhaven
Dom Homans
Chinmwar
Ane
Deweier
Hall and Pell
Little and Mahan
Harlem
Latonia
Purte
Farlenke
Mayes Sdotin
Hunstord
Plue
Midden Jlessels
WELLS
Novonds Madras Ghnghain
Hoyle
Beta
Aulllon
Aay Small
Decora
Herald
Greg Bayle
Palline Sibahdus
Archie Alexander
Joe Staly
Maifen Files
Clintonville
Warrington
Mhow
Misea
May
Rose
Tenover
Gree Hawk
Keen
Perfect Lady
Biumona
Gil
Cleely
Clay
Burenia
Siow
Ginger
Paria Mal
Tn Troop
Mayor Galvin
Mint Cpt
Vulcanite
Relic Solar
Farlong
Tastoureny
Boyle
Potty
Hobineon
Snow
Buckawnona
Cullen
Hi” Rey
Hempel
Thema
Brills
Mary H.asoniay
Puatine
Tottecy
Theegiliar
Grumpy
Allatan
Nao
Tan
Rane
Amet
Desa Memtuchy
Beye Gotan
Ruan Ungold
Pruses
Brynnawn
Peokmats
Fach
Mathey
Davis
Anderson
L. I
Foneil
Trotter
Billiands Spy
Expers
Brunewick-Balke-Collender Co
West
Broadway
Ava
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