Richard Stars In Net Matches At Church Cup Opener
New York tennis players defeated Boston eight matches to one at Merton Cricket Club in Philadelphia for the Church cup opener. New York won six singles, with N W Miles and G Colber Caner defeating I Kamagee and Dean Mathey 6 4 6 8. The New York second team beat Boston second 5–4, with Manhattan taking doubles 2–1. Kamagee the Japanese expert beat R Norris Williams 6 3 4 8 6 2. Whitlams showed championship form but was erratic in pressure points. The New York team will face Philadelphia next.
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Mitchell and Kirkwood Reach Final of English Pro Tourney
Gleneagles Scotland June 10 Ale Mitchell of North Foreland and Joseph Kirkwood Australasian open golf champion will contest the final round of the 100 guinea professional tournament after semifinal wins. Mitchell defeated Jamen Ockesden 6 up 5 to play while Kirkwood beat T G Renoul up 1 to play. Vincent Richards impressed with 6-4 6-2 victory over Caner, aiding in the doubles win with Watson M Washburn to defeat William and Harry Johnson.
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Final round in metropolitan amateur golf tourney
Garden City N Y June 10 W White Nassau CC Glen Cove and Grant A Peacock Cherryvalley GC Garden City survived the semi finals with the final 36 holes set for tomorrow White beat Bourne in the morning while Dean Princeton captain edged him in the afternoon Peacock beat Anderson medalist in morning and then downed Hale upper Montclair JC 5 up 4 to play Also note pigeon owner notice and Army aviator game tomorrow at Thirty fifth street grounds in Orretown.
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New York Racketers Beat Boston Team in George M. Church Cup
Philadelphia June 10 New York players swept Boston in the Merion Cricket Club George M. Church cup tennis tournament. Singles matches featured Kumagae and Washburn of New York defeating Boston's Williams and Les, with Behr and Myrick of New York winning doubles. Navy Yard baseball results show Zone 8 and Zone 3 games with Frasier, Sweeney, Blair, and Dyer among scorers and pitchers.
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Tom Moore Low Medalist in Bannockburn Title Tourney
Competition for the championship at Snockburn Golf Club began this week with round one and will finish Sunday. Tom Moore captured the low medal with 79. Dr. T Brown was second. Eddie Doyle and Carl Hookstadt tied for third with $3 each. Pairings listed for the next round. Also notes the Moore Cup handicap event, won by I Steele with Major Robb runner up, and George Cunningham low gross prize. Navy forfeit and other local sports briefs included.
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Splendid Golf
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Eddie Doyle
Carl Hookstant
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George T. Cunningham
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Geo. ‘. Cunningham
Georges Best Fighter Dempsey Ever Fought
New York reports that Cartpen tier, described as Dempsey's fiercest challenger, is a fast shifty boxer who can hit with both hands. He has kept excellent health and is viewed as a serious threat to the world champion, with Dempsey likely stopping him within twelve rounds.
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Dempsey
Navy tennis team defeats Commerce in Feudia league action
Navy swept Commerce 4 games to none with one match postponed due to an injury to Burton. Key results include Feary and Hugis Navy defeat Plrich and Geren Commerce, 6 1. Davis and Clarion Commerce defeated Burton and Hirsoestach Navy, 8 0. Other pairings and individual scores are listed, highlighting a Navy victory in the departmental league.
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Rockville High School annual clogging exercises held in assembly hall
Large crowd of invited prudents patrons and heads attended the Rockville High School clogging exercises. Robert M Harmon led with an invocation by Nolan Haremon and a welcome by Laureate Lehman. Graduates spoke and diplomas were awarded. Jessie Muncaster won the high school scholarship medal. Mildred Wardey won grammar school medal. Rev Charles Rosensteel received a $700 purse in St John’s hall. Hyattsville High held seventh annual commencement with invocations, diplomas, cadet corps honors, and honor roll announcements including Frances Gruver Oswald Greager Helen Chase Constance Church Evelyn Sampson Edith Grosdidier Carville Bowen Bessie Anderson.
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Everett Stratmeyer
Thomas Anderson
High Sehior
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Jessie Muncaster
Mildred Wardey
Pacific Coast
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St. John's Catholic Church
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Frank L. Hewitt
Father Rosensteel
Frances Gruver
Oswald Greager
Helen Chase
Constance Church
Evelyn Sampson
Edith Grosdidier
Carville Bowen
Bessie Anderson
Baden Agricultural High School Exercises Cite Graduates
The Baden agricultural high school held exercises last night naming graduates in general course and vocational tracks. Featured graduates include Lucy Crane Chichester and Ethel Irene Canter in general. Henry etta Beall Brady Kathleen Warburton Burnham and Rebecca Bowie Compton in vocational. plus several sophomores and juniors among the class roster.
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Clifford Boteler
Josephine Blandford
Ester Cady
Bernice Moler
Grace Grosdidier
Mable Nash
Helen Claggett
Alice Payne
Frances Thomas
Marion Mitchell
Elizabeth Vandevanter
Rosalind Bailey
Margaret Wolfe
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Henryetta Beall Brady
Kathleen Warburton Burnham
Rebecca Bowie Compton
Harriette Maxine Young
Lettice Caroline Turner
Lillian Virginia’ Montgomery
Agnes Viola Bowen
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