Milbrook Stables sire Alex Barth wins Yonkers Handicap
Alex Barth ridden by Eric Guerin chased Bossuet at Empire City Yonkers and wore the favorite down to win the Yonkers Handicap worth 7850 for Milbrook Stable owner Louis Nimo. Bossuet, Paper Boy and Famous Victory trailed as Boysy finished third in the 1 16 mile race. The charity program supported National War Fund and American Red Cross amid a holiday racing card.
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Alex Barth
Milbrook
Siles
Louis Nimo
Leseth
William Woodward
Bossvet
Yonkers
Empire City
National War Fund, Inc
American Red Cross
Tommy Heardy
Boysy
Paper Boy
Famous
Ever Partisto
Jamaica Strip
Jamaica
Belmont Park
Aqueduct
New York
Bossuet
Apache
Fox
Alex Berth
Tilden Drops Third Red Cross Match
Tilden, seven time National Champion, loses to Welby Van Horn of Atlanta in straight sets at the Red Cross tournament in Forest Hills. Kovacs extends his win streak with a 64 64 victory over Don McNeil. Richards and Tilden win a doubles set before rain halts play. Crowd of about 7 000 boosts receipts to around 3500.
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New York
bin Tilden
Red Cross
Forrest Hills
Welby van Horn
Atlanta
van Horn
Clisch
Big Bill
Frank Kovacs
Don McNeil
Navy
Alice Marble
Mary Hardwick
Vinnie Richards
Tilden
Joe Whelan
Billy Tilden
Kovacs
Jack Kelly Strokes Vesper Quad to Victory on Regatta Day
Jack Kelly a former 1920 Olympic singles champion stroked the Vesper Boat Club senior quadruple sculls to a length win over University Barge Club at the annual People’s Day Regatta on the Schuylkill River. Seated behind him were Paul Costello and Charles McCraine, both Olympic veterans, as the Vesper Four completed the half mile in about 2 minutes 4.5 seconds.
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Philadelphia
Jack Kelly
Vesper Boat Club
University Barge Club
Schuylink River
Kelly
Paul Costello
Antwerp
Paris
Amsterdam
Charles McCraine
Costello
Sibbald Wins Troy Country Club Medal Play Meet
Ray Sibbald takes the Troy Country Club medal event with a 9 handicap performance. James Stevenson Jr. places second with 369 net. Bugere Digging finishes third. In the women’s flag journey, Mrs Edward L Orth wins with a 75 yard approach on nine. Mrs Thomas Potts and Charles Lanyon place, with several wives winning minor prizes.
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Ray Sibbatt
Troy Country
James Stevenson, Jr
Bugere Digging
Pilger Gross
Ray Sibbald
J. Stephenson, Jr
Duncan
GH. Paterson
Dwight Marvin
BOD Herald
Lewis
Edward L. Orth
Thomas. Potts
Charles Lanyon
Elizabeth Howell
Dwight Mervin
C. L. Gifford
James Patrick
Eddie Sehultz
Lee Russell
William Clash
Thomas Rourke
V. H. Kahn
Bierce Baiflex
Chisox Nip Nats in 12th. Drop Opener
In the nightcap Leroy Schalk's sharp single in the 12th brought in the winning run as Chicago edged Washington 3 to 2 in the holiday doubleheader. Earlier Washington blanked the White Sox 2 to 0 as Johnny Niggeling held Chicago to four hits. A crowd of 11,202 attended.
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Washington
Leroy Schalk
I Sharp
Chicago
Nats
Johnny Niggling
Wynn
Ea Lopat
Thornton Lee
Joe Haynes
Garden State Track Opens Amid Wartime Shortages
Garden State Park in Camden reopens for the third wartime season despite transportation limits and fuel shortages. General Manager Walter Donovan expects 15 000 on opening day as 800 stalls are available and remaining horses may be housed at Rancoces Farm leased from the Barry Sinclair Estate.
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Camden
Garden StatePark
Iboegins
Walter Donovan
Rancoces Farm
Eugene Mori
Barry Sinclair
Arsenal Golfers Bow To Meadows Pair In Cup Final
Captain Fry and Captain Gott of Waterkvliet Arsenal lost the final at Schuyler Meadows to Rev. Burdick and Frank Hammett 6 and 5 after an earlier 2 up semi final win over Crane and Bullock. Meadows teammates Poullatine and Clark won the second division final 3 and 4.
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Roy Fryland
Les Gott
Watervliet Arsenal
Schusler Meadows Country Club
Fry
Ome
Got
Troy Country Club
Paul Crane
Schuyler Meadows
Ralph Bullock
Westchester
Re v. Burdick
Frank Hammett
Wolferts Roost
Burdick
Hammett
Arsenal
Ith
Johnny Doolittle
Premuiler
Meadows
W. A. Brennan
Utica
Charney Simmons
Chet Hubbell
Albany Country Club
Wine
Captain Holsten
Captain Buyer
Serge Poullatine
Reubdén Clark
W. F. Conway
Jack Sewell
Arsenal All Stars Edge RPI Navy In Fourth Of July Softball
Arsenal Stars beat RPI Navy 3 to 2 in a gala Fourth of July program on the Arsenal grounds. Johnny Dundon hit a home run driving in Lyons and Callahan. Evartsen allowed seven hits as Arsenal took the lead with a three-run inning and held on for the win.
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Watervitet Arsenal All-Stars
Rensselaer ‘Polytechnnc Institute
Navy
Arsenal Grounds
RPL
Artt
Arsenal
Johnny ‘Dundon
Lyons
Callahan
REE
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Arit
Briggs
Evertsen
Furdran
Shop Girls
Office
Edna Gorski
Mary Penenini
Tte
Jane Ellen Dwyer
Daisy Boris
Sera
Cecilia Pais
Edith Baker
Helen Thoras
Ed O'Hanlon
al Bessette
Tom Callahan
Rath Barris
Reseece Terry
Billy Wagner
Don Baker
Montreal Rochester Scores and Postponement Notice
International 1 Montreal 9 beat Rochester 2 while Montreal 2 defeated Rochester 3. Newark 6 over Jersey City 5 and Newark 8 over Jersey City 2. Exnffalo HM and Toronto 2 Suffalo 4 Toronto 0. Syracuse at Baltimore postponed due to fire at RS.
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Rochester
Montreal
Newark
Jersey City
Toronto
Suffalo
Syracusa
Baltimore
State Golf Champions Star in Meet
Two defending state golf champions showed strength as Miss Kay Byrne of Westchester Country Club won her opening match in the women’s tournament and Duane L. Tower of Weigera Falls earned medalist honors in the men’s senior division. Byrne overwhelmed Mrs. Luis Griffing of Rochester.
Cohoes Golfer Survives First Round in State Championship
Marie Lassier of Van Schaick Island Golf Club Cohoes defeated Mrs. Harry Stone of Syracuse 5 and 5 to advance in the New York State women's golf championship at Lake Placid. Carter and Guilfoil led qualifying scores with 75s, while men’s amateur and senior division play continued with rounds today and finals set for Saturday.
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van Schaick Island
Oscar Guilfoil
Syracuse
Arthur Borris
Lloyd B. Newman
Buffalo
Harry Griffin
Rochester
Wao. Dodge
Long Island
Foster Nichols
Yonkers
Chas. T. Brose
Pheepsie
Bea Tuerk
Piandome
P. D. Campbell
Fower Va
Nichois
Twerk
Morris
Griffing
Campbell
Plassis
S. Guilfon
Ryan
S. Gilmore
Werfelman
Dodge
Nexman
Phillips
Brose
Kenney
Bisons Sign 17 Year Old Righthander Fauth
Buffalo Bisons of the International League signed 17 year old right hander Lon Fauth yesterday. General Manager John Sigismier said Fauth formerly pitched for Curtise-Wright in the local Minor League and Buffalo South Park High School. He joined the club yesterday.
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Lon Fauth
Buffalo Bisons
John C. Siigimeier
Fauth
Curtise-Wright
Bufalo South Park High School
Resterdas
Oarsman Proxy Begins 20th Term
Henry Penn Burke of Philadelphia was elected president of the National Association of Amateur Oarsmen for the twentieth straight year yesterday. Michael J. Broderick of Buffalo was named to the executive committee among other selections.
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Philadelphia
Henry Penn Burke
National Association of Amateur Oarsmen
Richael J. Broderick
Buffalo
Georgie Drum Wins Chicago Race Amid Derby Names
Georgie Drum led the field at Chicago as Rounders and Pansive chased in the stretch. Jockey Woolf steered the winner to the front with Equifox paying modest show, while Pen sive, noted Derby and Preakness winner, stayed in contention throughout.
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Lermhors
Ene Stripes
Mabdicgo Ab Art- Jiggies Park
Eau ‘Yok
Rounders
Anex Wella Walla
Wash
Joesey George Woot
Equifox
Hounders
Georgie Drum
Pansive
Woolf
Pensive
Talbert and Segura Take Net Matches
Francisco Segura of Ecuador defended his national collegiate tennis title by beating Jack Snyder 6-2 6-1 in Neenah Wisconsin. Bull Talbert of India placed strong, defeating Jack Groeren 6-0 6-3. Pauline Betz Mary Arnold and Marilyn McCrory led the day for the women with key victories in Milwaukee and Los Angeles.
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Wis
Francisco
Pancho) Segura
Ecuador
Colegiate Tennss
Talbert
Segura
Vic
Jack Snyder
Neenah
Jack Groeren
Menasha
Pauline Betz
Los Angeles
Mary Arnold
Marilyn McCrory
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Whirlabout wins Yankee Handicap at Suffolk in record pace
Whirlabout ridden by Herb Lindberg captured the $2,500 Yankee Handicap at Suffolk in a fast 2:55 2-3 for the flat mile plus a furlong. Patriotism and Bal Reigh finished second and third as a crowd of 26,003 watched the dramatic stretch drive with Whirlabout paying 2.20 2.40 2.60 while Patriotism paid 12 4 and Bal Reigh 2.60 to show. The tote handle for the day was $4,251.53.
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Boston
Louise Mayer
Jeyearoits
Beliday
Dufeth Deyes
Patriotism
Samp
Whirtlabour
Mrs. Tilyou Christofers
Bel Reigh
Spas
Idockey Harry Pratt
Bal Beteh
Herb Lindberg
Blix
Suffolk
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