Connecticut Tennis Semi Finals Reach by Scharman and Le Roy
Miss Lilian Scharman of Brooklyn and Mrs. Robert Le Roy of New York reached the semi final round of the Connecticut state women’s lawn tennis championship on the Country Club of New Canaan clay courts. They will meet in the morning to determine the final bracket, with several other players advancing in singles and doubles.
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Robert le Roy
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Ouimet Sets Record On Kernwood Links
Francis Ouimet of Woodland and former national and state amateur champion broke Kernwood Country Club scoring marks with a morning 70 in the state amateur championship qualifier. The old Kernwood record was 72 set by the late professional Tellier, and Ouimet’s card eclipsed it on the course at Qalem on June 28.
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Mase
Francis | Ouimet
Woodland
Kernwood Country Club
Tellier Ouimet
Newton
Strenuous Day for Ad Golfers at Cooperstown Links
COOPERSTOWN N Y June 28 Members of the American Golf Association of Advertising Interests enjoyed a drying day as King Sel covered the course. Players endured thirty six holes and an evening costume dance with reports of a jolly time and absence sighs for absent brothers. Banquet plans unfold for Friday night while results list many match outcomes and upcoming handicap foursomes amid lively contest.
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Wright
Alexander
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Biord
Yd. Rather
AW Gardner
WB Bird
Dad
R. Hollender
Maxwell
WR Hotehkin
Yakiey Wood
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Ralph
Duncan Stewart
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E Wien
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T A. Mull Peat
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P Wickheine Sand
Stholland
Vent
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Ant
BR Kip Bone
Thompein
Guy
AL Aldred
Nizon
Golfers To Be Guests at Welcome Home Dinner
Lovers of golf gather Saturday to honor Walter Hagen winner of the British Open Championship Cup at Sandwich. The event also salutes Long Jim Barnes Jock Hutchison and Joe Kirkwood with a welcome home dinner planned by committee at the West Theater Biltmore Country Club. Attendees should contact J C Punderford.
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Walter Hagen
Sandwich
J.C. Punderford
West Theater
Biltmore Country Club
Hagen
Long Jim" Barnes
Jock Hutchison
Joe Kirkwood
Barnes and Hutchison
Lenglen Dominates Wimbledon Debut In Open Play
Suzanne Lenglen, the French world champion, easily defeats M. F. Ellis in the Wimbledon women’s singles. Rain postpones Elizabeth Ryan versus Mist Head. Norton falls to Anderson in a power display as Australia’s star ace builds a commanding lead. Brugnon upsets Spanish rival Davia Cup player Manuel in a crowd-pleasing match. crowd cheers at New Wimbledon as matches unfold.
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England
Suxanne Lenelen
Te M. F. Ellis
Fong
Milo
Lengien Tenaan
Mise Elzabeth Ryan
California
Mire Head
Newark Drops Doubleheader to Baltimore 2-1 and 1-0
Baltimore defeated Newark in a twin bill, winning 2-1 in the opener and 1-0 in the nightcap which ended in the sixth inning due to rain. Key moments included defensive plays by Webb, Moses, Mer, and Pavies, with Meisel and MeCV making notable contributions for Newark.
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Ilanenern
Ise Peiestins
Dernier
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Pavies
Mewes
Ewarke
Vantin
Doolan
Carpenter
Jones
Baltimore Ls
Seabi
Parcham
Aire Ibaraaiats
Fensem
Lattimore
Meisel
Kavee
Hage
Balla Ottareheras
Barnhart
Parnham
Sharkey Ready for Dundee Bout at Ebbets Field
Jack Sharkey trains intensely for the Dundee fifteen round fight at Ebbets Field on July 6. Dundee, the junior lightweight champion, will arrive from Davenport Iowa after facing Charley White Chicago. The New York Boxing Commission certifies Dundee’s right featherweight title amid the buildup. Vernon Murray leads in the Handball Tournament at Brighton Beach with singles and doubles events. winners join the New York team for the intercity match against Boston on July 20.
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Jack Sharkey
Johnny Dundee
Ebbets Field
New York Boxing Commission
Dundee
Davenport
Towa
Charley White
Chicage
Ing
Sharkey
International League Results Reported From Yesterday
Yesterday results from the International League include Serary City defeating Mending 3 to 1, Erw es City beating Mending, Haltinare 40 Lew Moohwater, Pelventer over St Muni Tabi 0, Tornnt and Bi Batoomaes 1, and standings listing clubs Wade Het, Woh Bes Nalmore, Toronto 3a 0 1 Wachter, Keenan, Syracuse 204, Newark 2145 300 MES Today, with other teams noted as upcoming fixtures.
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Erwes
Haltinare
Lew Moohwater
Pelventer
St Muni Tabi
Tornnt
Bi Batoomaes
Wade Het
Bes Nalmore
Toronto
Wachter
Keenan
Syracuse
AL Stag
Newark
Mathewson Returns to Mound in Saranac Lake Outing
Big Six Christy Mathewson, famed for baseball glory and tuberculosis battle, walked to the mound in Saranac Lake for a rare appearance. He pitched a perfect strike as about 2000 fans cheered, looking fit and buoyed by his health victory.
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Saranac Lake
Christy Mathewson
Matty‘zwas
Matty
Christy Jr
Fi Jatty
Umpire Brick Owens Injured by Foul Tip in Fourth Inning
Umpire Brick Owens sustained a severe contusion when struck by a foul tip off Veach's bat in the fourth inning of today’s Chicago Detroit game. Ligaments on his left side were torn and a collarbone injury was suspected though not broken.
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Det
Genes
Aime Owens
Veach
Chicago Detroit
Skeeters Sweep Reading In Doubleheader Wins
Jersey City won two games from Reading in a doubleheader at Jersey City, taking 3-1 in the opener and 5-4 in the nightcap. Skeeters pitchers limited Reading while key hits powered the victories. Listing of players and detailed plays is unclear in the text.
Magnates in Session Discuss InterLeague Matters
International League magnates met yesterday at 136 city with president John Conch Toole presiding. He announced no publication until today and a full report will be released. resolutions on the death of Toronto magnate J J Meery were drawn and will be sent to the family while gambling in parks and other interleague topics were debated.
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International League
John Conch Toole
City
Toole
J J. Meery
Toronto
Martin to Resume Training for July 4 Bout
Huntington reports heavyweight champion of the American Expeditionary Forces Blob Martin will resume training for a twelve round fight with Brennan on July 4 at Cliffai near here Brennan is due Sunday Par’ Fentour to tackle Doyle Willie Fenton an aspirant for Jack Britton will wind up training for a twelve round fight with Paul Doyle at Surf Avenue Bde Loney Inland
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Huntington
Blob Martin
American Expeditionary Forces
B Brennan
Cliffai
Brennan
Fentour
Doyle Willie Fenton
Jack Britton
Paul Doyle
Surf Avenue
Loney Inland
Sohl Victor Over Pepler In Buffalo Links
Mrs. Sydney Pepler of Toronto was upset in the first round of the women’s international invitation golf tournament at the Buffalo Country Club. Mrs. Curtis Sohl of Columbus advanced, with other survivors including Miss Elizabeth Gordon of Providence and Miss Alexa Stirling of New York. Collett shot 80 but did not set a new record after conceding a hole.
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Toronto
Country Club
Curtis Sobl
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Elizabeth Gordon
Providence
Glenna Coblett
Martha Kinesey
Cincinnati
Alexa Stirling
New York
Ediq
Cummings
Boc. Letts
Mia Lee
Midaat
Chien
Misa Collett
Glenna Collett
Pratt
Gordon
Columbus
Tornnta
Angens
Boomer Wins French Open Golf Title With Record Round
Aubrey Bloomer the French golf star won the French open championship in La Boule France on June 28. Bloomer shot rounds of 74 74 65 and 74 to finish four rounds at 290, four strokes ahead of Eugene Lafitte of Biarritz who carded a 67 in the final round. The third round 65 broke the course record of 68 and was below par, highlighting Bloomer’s dominating performance. Dellatorre and Mooney posted strong scores, while Van Vine of Garden City New York was the lone American entrant finishing far back.
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Prexs
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Mig
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Toomer
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Tele Iar
Hoomer
Arnaud Mooney
Sandwich
van Vine
Garden City
N. Ya
Regatta Move Proposed From Poughkeepsie to Geneva Lake
Poughkeepsie regatta supporters fear rising winds tides and lane bias affecting racing. An organized effort seeks to shift the intercollegiate regatta to Geneva Lake for a three mile course with better observation and fairer conditions. Geneva offers $30,000 to host. majority of stewards favor move, with Columbia opposing due to housing at Kroin Elbow. Western schools reportedly back change for fairer water. critics cite Hudson conditions as a variable impacting outcomes and crew advantage.
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Hudson
Foughkeepsie
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Becaus
Kroin Elbow
Edwin Gould
Poughkeapsie
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Four Cyclists to Compete in Long Motor Paced Race
Four cyclists will contest a fifty kilometer motor paced event at the Fork Velodrome South Holdie tomorrow night. George champion of Prancey Frank Anstrale's beat and Lawrences Garay from Brooklyn are among entrants. The program includes amateur and professional heats with a final likely. also listed are Broadway riders and Italian Sportiva. The Bronx Giants face the South Philadelphia Hobe at Bronx Park noon with Harry Hirshfield to pitch in the opening game.
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Frank Anstrale
Lawrences Garay
Vaela Eum
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Wao Finitvet Nocoral
Applesans
Arthur
Willie Spo
Freeines Verri
Broek
Alex
Bronx Giants
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Bronx
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Ball Tossers Refuse to Play With Black Sox
EB Mesaba Range League players struck to avoid facing former Chicago White Sox members known as the Black Sox. The game still occurred with amateurs and two regulars. Eveleth won 13 to 12, but officials called it a farce. Philadelphia authority Lawrence Ztary said a 1919 World scandal participant would be allowed to play on any team linked to the Association.
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