Connecticut tennis semifinals reach by Scharman and Le Roy
Miss Lilian Scharman of Brooklyn and Mrs. Robert Le Roy of New York advanced to the semifinals of the Connecticut state women’s lawn tennis championship at the Country Club of New Canaan. The day featured several notable results in singles and doubles, with veterans and juniors contesting brackets amid steady rain and fine court drainage.
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NEW York Tribune
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Fred Hawthorne
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Ouimet Sets Record On Kernwood Links
Francis Ouimet of Woodland broke Kernwood Country Club course records with a 70 in the morning qualifying round of the state amateur championship. The previous mark was 72 set by the late professional, Tellier, while Ouimet also held the best amateur record at 72.
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Francis | Ouimet
Woodland
Kernwood Country Club
Tellier Ouimet
Newton
Strenuous Day for Ad Golfers at Cooperstown Links
At Cooperstown New York June 28 members of the American Golf Association of Advertising Interests faced a tough day as King Sel dried the course. Most players completed thirty six holes and joined a costume dance in the evening while discussing absent colleagues. Banquet plans for Friday night advance with expected lively balance of competition and social events.
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American Golf Association of Advertising Interests
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E Wien
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T A. Mull Peat
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AL Aldred
Nizon
Golfers to Be Guests at Welcome Home Dinner
Lovers of golf gather to honor Walter Hagen winner of the British Open at Sandwich. J C Punderford invites attendees at West Theater Biltmore Country Club. Other honored guests include Long Jim Barnes Jock Hutchison and Joe Kirkwood. Delegation assembles at Biltmore Hotel Friday 9 am then proceeds to Cunard Pier with escorts.
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Sandwich
J.C. Punderford
West Theater
Biltmore Country Club
Hagen
Long Jim" Barnes
Jock Hutchison
Joe Kirkwood
Lenglen Triumphs In Wimbledon Debut Attracts Thousands
Suzanne Lenglen, reigning world champion, opened at Wimbledon amid heavy crowds. She defeated M. F. Ellis as rain halted a late afternoon match. Norton and Anderson drew 12,000 spectators, with Anderson dominating serving and backhand. Other notable results included Brugnon defeating Davia Cup player and Mathey’s late showing.
Newark Drops Doubleheader to Baltimore in Two Narrow Losses
Baltimore defeated Newark 2 to 1 in the first game and 1 to 0 in the second, which ended in the sixth inning due to rain. Key moments included late defensive plays by Webb and Mer Avoy for Newark and solid pitching by Baltimore’s Ware and Parnham, with Newark leaving runners on base in several frames.
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Carpenter
Jones
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Aire Ibaraaiats
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Lattimore
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Barnhart
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Sharkey Prepares for Dundee Bout at Ebbets Field
Jack Sharkey trains hard for the fifteen round bout with Johnny Dundee at Ebbets Field on July 6. Dundee arrives from Davenport Iowa after fighting Charley White Chicago. New York Boxing Commission awards Dundee featherweight title on challenge. Vernon Murray leads entrants in A A U handball at Brighton Beach with singles and doubles, forming New York team for intercity match at Brighton July 20.
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Johnny Dundee
Ebbets Field
New York Boxing Commission
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Towa
Charley White
Chicage
Ing
Sharkey
International League Yesterday Results and Standings
International League results show Serary City 3 Mending 1 and others like Lew Moohwater defeating pelventer, plus standings with teams such as Toronto, Newark, Syracuse and Torchester. The text lists several players and scores, reflecting yesterday’s outcomes and current club rankings.
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Serary
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 for Health Benefit
Christy Mathewson, famed pitcher, returned to the mound in Saranac Lake amid cheering crowds. The event, part of tuberculosis relief efforts, drew about 2,000 spectators including friends of Matty and his family. He appeared well, receiving an ovation after tossing a perfect strike and joining a ceremonial procession before the game.
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Saranac Lake
Christy Mathewson
Matty‘zwas
Matty
Christy Jr
Fi Jatty
Umpire Brick Owens Injured by Foul Tip in Detroit Game
Umpire Brick Owens sustained a severe contusion and left side ligament tear after being struck by a foul tip from Veach in the fourth inning of the Chicago Detroit contest. Collarbone likely not broken. diagnosis pending after examination.
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Brick” Owens
Det
Genes
Aime Owens
Veach
Chicago Detroit
Skeeters Sweep Reading In Doubleheader Wins
Jersey City swept Reading in a twin bill at Jersey City with a 3-1 victory in game one and a 5-4 win in game two. Skeeters supported by solid pitching and timely hitting claimed both contests.
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Reading
Skeeters
Magnates in Session Discuss Interleague Matters
The International League held a meeting led by president John Conch Toole at 136 city. He announced no publication until today and a full report will follow. Resolutions on Toronto magnate J J Meery’s death were prepared for the family. Gambling in parks and other interleague issues 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 today for his twelve round bout with Brennan on July 4 at Cliffai near here Brennan is due Sunday for a tackle with Doyle Willie Fenton intent aspirant for Jack Britton will wind up his training for a twelve round fight with Paul Doyle at Surf Avenue Bde Loney Inland
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Fentour
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Jack Britton
Paul Doyle
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Loney Inland
Mrs Sohl Victor Over Mrs Pepler On Buffalo Links
Buffalo June 28 The elimination of Mrs Sydney Pepler of Toronto in the first round of the women s international invitation golf tournament at the Country Club was the surprise of the day. Mrs Curtis Sohl of Columbus defeated Miss Elizabeth Gordon Providence and Miss Glenna Collett Providence among other first round match play survivors. Collett posted 80, beating the course record but was not a new mark as she picked up her ball on one hole.
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Shemandi
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Mae Newton
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Terey Vboorn
Sherwood
Hazel Gardner
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Gertrude Hopper
Mies Hepner
Hell
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Toronto
Country Club
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Columbi
Elizabeth Gordon
Providence
Glenna Coblett
Martha Kinesey
Cincinnati
Alexa Stirling
New York
Ediq
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Boc. Letts
Mia Lee
Midaat
Chien
Misa Collett
Glenna Collett
Pratt
Gordon
Columbus
Tornnta
Angens
Boomer Wins French Open Golf Tourney With Record Round
Aubrey Bloomer, the French golf star, wins the French open championship in Boulie France. He posts rounds of 74 74 65 76 for 279 total, breaking the course record with a 65 in the third round and finishing fourteen strokes ahead of Eugene Lafitte. Lafitte leads in the final round with a 67 as Dellatorre posts steady 76 75 75 76. An American entry Van Vine from Garden City NY finishes far back.
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Mig
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Toomer
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Sandwich
van Vine
Garden City
N. Ya
Regatta Move From Poughkeepsie to Geneva Lake Planned
A widespread push within intercollegiate rowing seeks to shift the annual regatta from Poughkeepsie to Geneva Lake. Geneva offers a three mile course and a $30,000 incentive, with many stewards in favor, while Columbia resists due to housing constraints and perceived advantage at the current site. Western schools back the move for fairer water conditions. Penn and Navy faced uncertain outcomes under the Hudson’s variable winds.
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Highland Bluffs
Lisa
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Poughkeepsle
Joe Wright
Pennsylvania
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Foughkeepsie
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Four Cyclists to Compete in Long Motor Paced Race
Four cyclists will race fifty kilometers about thirty one miles in the world class motor paced event at the fork Velodrome. George champion of Prancey Frank Anstrale’s beat, and Lawrences Garay from Brooklyn are entered along with other notable riders. The program features amateur and professional heats with a final to follow and promises a field of top sprinters. The Bronx Giants versus South Philadelphia Hoop will also headline a second card with opening pitches at noon.
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Prancey
Frank Anstrale
Lawrences Garay
Vaela Eum
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Wao Finitvet Nocoral
Applesans
Arthur
Willie Spo
Freeines Verri
Broek
Alex
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Ball Tossers Refuse to Play With Black Sox
EB Mesaba Range League players strike to avoid facing former Chicago White Sox members known as the Black Sox. The match proceeded with amateurs and two regulars, Eveleth winning 13 to 12, though described as a farce. Philadelphia officials note one Chicago American player tied to the 1919 World scandal may still play for teams in the Association.
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