Williams Loses To English Cup Player At Wimbledon
At Wimbledon June 28 two Americans Tilden and Garland reach the semifinals while Theodore Mavrogordato of Greece defeats Richard Williams, a former U S champion, in a stunning upset. Garland and Tilden advance in singles with other results in doubles and women’s competition.
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London
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Leish
England
Engines Could Speed Up Yachts With Steam Power
A correspondent suggests upgrading Sir Tomashefsky 1. Stein’s yacht with steam engines to counter light winds. He recalls a steam‑driven boat from Kovno, notes potential commissions for ideas, and warns about public misrepresentation harming Izzy Kaplan and others. He plans to push peers toward gentler conduct on rivals.
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American Army Polo Team Wins in England
The American Army polo team, representing the United States in the Olympic event, defeated the Foxbur Ranelagh Club 10 to 5 in a Novices match at Ranelagh in London. Captain Harria, Captain Terry, Lieut Allen, Colonel Margorty, and Captain are noted for their horsemanship and riding off opportunities as officers of occupation spectators included many U.S. army officers.
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Poxbur Ranelagh Club
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Tate
Aqueduct Ent Traces Three Year Old Bel
Aqueduct Entertainment reports a fragile three year old horse believed to be in racing condition plans. Officials note training progress and medical checks underway to ensure readiness for upcoming races. Local handlers express cautious optimism about potential debut performance.
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Keogh Guides Two Winners at Aqueduct Track
Veteran jockey Keogh steered Irish Dream to a mile win for Kilrane Stable while Sea Mint, favorite for Oak Ridge Stable, finished second. The day drew a large crowd as Keogh demonstrated strong horsemanship on two mounts, with Irish Dream clocking 1:19.8 for the mile. In the sprint, Natey Lee dominated, while a steeplechase featured Minata, ridden by Bo Maynes, prevailing amid a rugged field. A notable spill marred the day as Midas II fell at the catalpa fence, injuring Sande.
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French Champion Sets Record in Run
Marcel Guillemot, France’s champion distance runner, unofficially broke the French 3000-meter record with a time of eight minutes forty nine and a half seconds at Joinville training school meet. Observers predicted he would soon challenge the world record.
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Tunney Stops Anderson in Third Round at Armory A A Jersey Cry
Gene Tunney, heavyweight champion of the ALE, scored a technical knockout over Ole Anderson of Tacoma in the third round of a scheduled ten round bout. Anderson was outclassed from the start and folded after a hard flurry near the ropes. Tunney weighed 176 pounds to Anderson’s 184. Allie Ratner outpointed Marty Cross in a twelve round middleweight bout, ratner landing body shots to win clearly. Cross weighed 147, Ratner 154.
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A. A
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Tumney
Anderson
Tunney
Allie Ratner
Marty Cross
Cross
Ratner
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Ratnet
Athletics Finally Win After Losing 18 in Row
Washington defeats the team 4 to 2 at home to end an eighteen game losing streak in the final contest of the series. Harris pitched well, facing five men in the last inning as Wasdington Ms ousted the visitors in a tight finish.
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Umpire Klem Fined by NL President Heydler
Umpire William Klem was fined 100 by NL President Heydler after an incident Sunday. Also suspended were Tecker Adolphi Luque and Catelwr Wingo of the Cincinnati Reds for alleged offensive language and protesting a decision.
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Winep
Play to Start Today In Met Junior Meet
One of the largest fields ever entered the Metropolitan Junior golf championship will begin today over the links. Hobby Tones, a rising young star, is favored after recent wins and aims to extend his lead, while McMahan and several others are expected to challenge.
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Cincinnati St Louis game leads to fines for fans
Two fans, Remaegehiinsen and Fred Toosa, were fined 25 dollars each by police court after they allegedly threw pay hart at Umpire William Klung during the Cincinnati St Louis National League game. Cloket Cuney of this city won the Massachusetts state tennis singles title by defeating Nathaniel W. Niles on Lonewood turf.
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Cincinnati-St. Louis
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Fred Toosa
Long
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Cloket-Cuney
Massachueates
Lonewood Turf
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Alea
British Isles to Send Tennis Team to U S
England plans to send a lawn tennis team to the United States within weeks to participate in major American events starting early August. The group may sail with the U S Davis Cup squad led by W M Johnston and others, while Parke and Mavrogordsto are named as possible English leaders, with further players and entries at Greenwich noted amid impending competitions at Sea Bright and Longwood.
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United States
Wallian M. Johnston
National Tyre
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Pittsburgh
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Mies Mélia Bjurstedt
Philadelphia
United States Association
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Ranner
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Metropolitan Fu ite ane ands and Wives win final round
In a tight final round the New York duo led by Mr and Mrs Martin overcame a strong Jetter team. Their drives from deep set up the decisive points as they defeated the opponents to capture the championship.
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Thei Yystenlay
Elay Cour
New York
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Meadow Brook Polo Team Triumphs Over Rockaway
Meadow Brook defeats Rockaway 8 to 6 in Hempstead to claim the Meadow Brook Club cup sixth match. Stoddard, Beadelston, and Heckscher excel for Meadow Brook while Hopping scores for Rockaway. Rockaway led after the second period but Meadow Brook rallied with superior team play and Stoddard and Hopping delivering top form in the final chukkers.
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M Heckscher
le Cindin
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Avinwell Hundiesepe
Stade
Yale beats NYU in tennis intercollegiate opener
June 28 in NAVERFORD Pa Merion Cricket Club hosts the first day of the intercollegiate Java tennis championship. A Wilder of Yale defeats Adelstein of New York University in straight sets 6-2 6-1. Yale advances while California entrants Bates and Rothschild fall to Banks and Hawks. Harvard captain Leon de Turenne defeats McNeil Drumwright in a notable match.
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Adelstein
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Schild
Leon de Turenne
Harvard
McNeil Drumwright
University of 1875
Vanitie Pilot to Supply Crew and Gear for Resolute
Boston June 28 Resolute will face Shamrock IV in defense of the America's Cup next month with a strong crew and equipment blend from Vanitie. Commodore George Nichola of the New York Yacht Club will join Resolute as navigator, replacing Lt. Arthur Adams, while Vanitie contributes spars and rigging. Sail plans include new sails ahead of July 15 first match with Lipton's challenger. The Shamrock IV, out of Sandy Hook, will test crew and handling alongside potential measurement at South Brooklyn shipyards under race committee supervision.
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Kashio and Kynaston Triumph in Lawn Tennis and Crew Outlook
Seiichiro Kashio of Japan edged A J Bruneau 1 63 to reach the fourth round as Percy L Kynaston beat S McDermott 6 1 6 4. Long Island champion Henry W Mollenhauer ousted Samuel R MacAllister 4 6 2 2 for fourth round placement. Harvard crew selections for Olympic teams discussed after trials in Boston with possible repeat regatta at Worcester.
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Imanth
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Amateur Boxers Start Olympic Trials To-night
Amateur boxers take center stage this week in New York and New Jersey Olympic boxing tryouts. The 28th Regiment Armory in Brooklyn hosts events starting tonight and winding down Thursday evening. William Spengler of the Sea York Police Club faces Gordon Munce of Pastime in the heavyweight division, in what is billed as a top tournament bout. Spengler previously fought as a middleweight in a April 4, 1911 Irish-American C tournament, knocking out A Molle in two rounds and defeating St. Mora and C F Hansner by knockout or decision in prior bouts.
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Skeeters Rally in 8th and Beat Akron 4 3
Skeeters rally in the eighth inning to defeat Akron 4 to 3. Two singles followed by Kane’s triple and a squeeze play with Mooers at bat produced the three decisive runs. umpire details and stray text appear as OCR noise.
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Princeton Track Squad Seeks English Titles at Oxford
Fifteen Princeton runners travel to Oxford on July 8 to compete in ten standard events at the British Amateur Athletic Association championships. Professor John Grier Hibben and Professor Howard McClenahan, president and dean of Princeton University, will attend the meet as American athletes train at Oxford University.
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