Roi Craig Wins Winfield Steeplechase at Aqueduct
Roi Craig a six year old bay gelding trained by Greentree Stable led from start to finish under Vincent Powers to win the Winfield Steeplechase Handicap at Aqueduct yesterday. The about two mile race paid 3150 to the winner with Hyere and Joyful among notable rivals. The finish saw Joyful fade while Roy Craig held a clear lead through the final fences, with other runners like Minuta and Crystal Pond also contesting positions.
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Fragmentary Aqueduct Entries Mention Fee and Recess
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Ouimet Wins Medal In Qualifying For Mass Golf Title
Salem Massachusetts June 26 Francis Ouimet of Woodland former nations amateur and open champion led 32 players who qualified for match play out of 118 entrants in the state golf championship at Kernwood Country Club. He broke the course record in the forenoon with 470 and added a 73 in the afternoon for a total of 143 seven strokes ahead of HW Estabrook of the Country Club. Ouimet edged to a strong finish after a rough start and will meet W F Quinin of Scarboro in the first round tomorrow.
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Bobby Jones to Enter Harvard in the Fall
Bobby Jones of Atlanta plans to enroll at Harvard in the fall to pursue a Bachelor of Arts degree. The well known amateur golfer, a Southern link champion, aims to complete his studies in two years while continuing to compete in national amateur and open golf tournaments this year.
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Duncan and Mitchell Set for Southampton Liner Majestic
Duncan and Mitchell of the United States sail from New York to Southampton aboard the Majestic after three months touring American courses. The trip features amateur and professional golf figures including Wit Reokie, Senet of New Jersey, and Be rmington Counter Iuby, with plans to officially open Brook inke Club at Madinim, S.J. today at 3 p.m.
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Boxing bouts and fighters on Saturday card
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Argentine Poloists Defeat Quid Nunes In Extra Period
HURLINGHAM England June 28 The Associated Press reports the Argentine Federation polo team defeated Quid Nunes after four minutes of overtime by a score of 7 to 6 The match featured Miles brothers Neivon Lacey and Viscount Wimbourne among the Argentines and Major Tl W Kirkwood Major Phipps Hornby A L Tate plus Quidnunes as rivals The Argentines led 5-0 in the third period but faced a comeback before Miles scored near the end of regulation and David Miles sealed the victory in the extra period
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Fragmented Latonia Auction Notes Read Like Odds List
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Princeton Wins Intercollegiate Golf Title Amid Strong Team Finish
Princeton University captured the team championship at Garden City in the Intercollegiate golf tournament. Rudolph Knepper led the field with the low medal and a standout overall score, while teammates Wintringer Sparks and others boosted the Tigers to a strong 1 10 point total across four rounds. Dartmouth Yale Harvard and other rivals trailed as Princeton’s depth and Knepper’s consistent play defined the victory.
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Morvich and Olympus Set for Latonia Race Day
Judy F Servien ships Morvich East to New York for a rest before moving on to All Eastern tracking events. Olympus, a Whisk the Eel progeny, stays at Lae Conia with Hruomster to represent Payne Whitney stable in the Latonia Derby. The mile and a half race offers $15,000.
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Riggin to Swim Against Sybil Bauer in A A C Meet
Aileen Riggin plans a demanding push in the Metropolitan senior 10 yard championship and a backstroke series against Sybil Bauer of the Minnesota A C. The 15 year old diver aims to enter the fancy diving event at the A A C championship water arena, continuing her season after a strong indoor springboard showing.
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Johnny Shugrac to Meet Wilkington Saturday
Johnny Shugrac faces Wilkington in a Saturday night bout at the Sporting Club in Masiem. The event features Shugrac seeking advantage in a ten round prelude, with Darcey and other promoters listed among attendees.
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Japan to use Boxer indemnity funds for Chinese students
The government plans at the next Diet session to allocate money Japan owes China under the Boxer indemnity to assist Chinese students studying in Japan. Many students lack funds as remittances from Peking have stalled and Javanese banks have not advanced further funds.
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Many Girls to Compete In Meet at Brighton
Twenty girls from Life Insurance Company A A will compete in the first women open athletic meet at the new Brighton Beach Field on Saturday. The New York Turn Verein and the Hempel visitors Elsie and Adele will enter, with Elsie aiming for four events and Adele for two. Catherine Davis of Scranton, a famed female basketball thrower, comes with her sister Rhea to challenge for prizes.
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Intercollegiate Tennis Tourney Sees Finalists Ahead
In Philadelphia at Merion Cricket Club, fifth round action leaves Walter Wesbrook of Michigan, Wray Brown of Washington University, Philip Neer of Stanford, and J Williams of Yale as survivors. Brown defeats James Davies of Stanford in three sets, Davies faltering with three double faults in a late third set. The doubles section progresses with several matches completed and others continuing as the field narrows toward the next rounds.
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English Is Medalist in Play For Connecticut Golf Title
Waterbury golfer F R English posted 82 and 72 to win medalist honors at the Connecticut state championship in New London where Reginald Lewis of Greenwich and W Parker Seely of Brooklawn tied for second at 159. Greenwich ace Arnold Jackson also advanced, with Governor Lake briefly present before withdrawing.
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Notable 103 89 and 1 Diet eerie lady champ Prince
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Gleaned From the Diamond By W B Hanna
Judge Landis warns Yankee and Sox on betting while praising players and managers. McGraw and stars like Ruth Frisch and Rawlings feature, with mentions of Princeton, Jersey, and St Louis. notes on weather, fielding, and strategy amid a season of big baseball talk.
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Evans Eliminates Both Head And McKee in Western Tourney
Kansas City June 28 Evans and McKee reached the final in the Western amateur tourney, with Evans rallying from a deficit to defeat McKee after a tense day of match play. Johnston, Gainer, and several others advanced or were eliminated in dramatic eighteenth-hole finishes, as comebacks and nerves colored the round.
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