United States and England to meet in eighth polo series
Hurlingham England June 17. America and England clash for the eighth time in play for the International Solo Cup. The cup’s history dates to 1886 with Westebesigr Polo. The Americans have built a storied rivalry with England, led by Milburn and Waterbury, seeking victory in this era.
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England
Hurlingham
America
Hurtughan
Lemons Trithspérteman
John Watsor
Wnglayt
EU Jaud
American Polo Association
Lawrence Wa
Em. Was Jr
Ja. Agasdi
Sbe Cowaln
Soshall Keene
Laterence Waterbu
Tuwyénee Waterbury
Munte- Waterbury
Harry Payne Whuthey
Devereaux
Milburnn
L. St George Chenye
J. Hardress
Payny Whitney
Dar Milbua
Saud
Aly
Waterbury
Lous B
Long Island
Harvey Payne Whitney
Dave
Tochett
White Hope Ketchel Fights Johnson In 1908 Bout Summary
A fragmented 1908 account traces the early white hope effort to dethrone heavyweight champion Johnson. It recalls Stanley Ketchel’s twelve round clash at Colima, noting Ketchel weighed 177 pounds to Johnson’s 208, a rare moment when Ketchel nearly toppled Johnson before being knocked out as the champion recovered. The report also hints Missouri prospects for the next year.
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Jack Jhison
Johnson
Stanley Ketchel
Ile
Ohavon
Michigan
Ietebel
Bolor
Suetchel
Kartehel
Missouri Wildcats Threaten Valley Showdown
Captain Brutus Hamilton returns for the squad as key players recover from illness and midseason departures. Missouri dominated with undefeated run and tied for second in the Missouri Valley Conference standings.
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Brutus Hamilton
Missouri
Fourteen Horses Enter Brooklyn Handicap Field at Aqueduct
New York June 17 Fourteen horses the largest eastern handicap field this season were listed for the Brooklyn handicap to be run Friday at Aqueduct for a purse of 20000 favorites Must Hatter and Grey Erg. Possible starters include Much Unt, Grey Lay, Exterminator, Eternal, Leonardo II Audacious John P. Grier Blazer Paul Jones Dodgingon Lel or Maud Captain Alcock Royce Rolls Tate Benny Leonard1927 lightweight champion of the world defeated Chaveday in a boxing match King Leonard spent the day here and challenged by David Phillips to a Yale watch duel Phillips offered to buy the watch
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New York
Brooklyn
Aqueduct
Cer
Grey Lay
Exterminator
Eternal
Leonardo Il Audacious
John P. Grier
Blazer
Paul Jones
Dodngconon
Lelor Maud
Captain Alcock
Royce Rolls
Tate
Bony Léonard Baxter
Philadelphia
Faduna
Benny Leonerd
Tere ‘Chaveday
King Leonard
David Phillips
Yavat
Fon Thole
Yale Watch
Phillips
Wouy
Kennedy Wins Oklahoma State Amateur Golf Title
Tulsa player Kennedy defeats Oklahoma City’s Carl Wells four up and four to go to claim the Oklahoma state amateur golf championship in a decisive match.
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Oidahoma City
Dune
Tames Kennedy
Tulsa
Okla
Okdahomna
Carl Wells
Oklahoma
City
Kennedy
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