Sporting field attracts wealth scions to titles
Wealthy families like the Goulds Wanamekers Marshall Fields Astors and Meischmanns dominate sport reporting as they pursue prominent titles in modern athletic pages. The piece notes the rising trend of elite patrons turning to competitions for visible glory.
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Goulds
Wanamekers
Marshall Fields
Astors
Meischmanns
Sama
Millionaire Sportsmen Chase World Tennis Titles
The article profiles wealthy heirs shaping sport history across tennis polo golf racing and aviation. Jay Gould trains for court tennis at Lakewood NJ and defeats opponents abroad, Moran Williams pursues Newport title, Maxwell R Marston holds New Jersey golf crown, Henry Topping rises in English and French championships, and other milliona ire enthusiasts like Rod ney Wanamaker Grover Meepdali and Vincent Astor pursue prestige in various disciplines.
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Maxwell R. Marston
New Jersey
Henry Topping
Fifth Avenue
New York
Topping
Travers
Oulmet
Evans
Herreshoff
England
Marshall Field
Chicago Dry Goods
Rodney Wanamaker
Pinehurst
N.C
Jay Gould
George Gould
Rairest
Golf thoughts on practice, limits, and putting flaws
The piece muses on physical and mental limits in golf, noting even greats like Harry Vardon struggle with putting. It cites round performances, the idea of near-perfect shots, and a Walter Travis 69 round as rare exceptions, then shifts to a travel anecdote about Boe Mora on a train with a humorous misunderstanding over bunks.
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Wastrus
Gure
Amis
Tau
Walter J.travis
Chitase Golf Club
Travis
Trap Shots Spend Enormous Sum This Year
Trap shooting has grown from a minor sport to a major pastime. About 500,000 active shooters in the United States support 3,000 clubs with $8,000,000 in clubhouses and gear. Annual outlay reaches $28,000,000 for equipment and $15,000,000 for related travel and costs, with 412 tournaments planned this season.
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Almost All Fat Men Good Swimme
Alfred Brown weighing 210 pounds champions endurance swimming, arguing that heavier men excel in long distance swims due to greater underwater power and buoyancy. He notes fat swimmers endure colder water better and can shed weight without weakening, while slim swimmers falter in extended tests.
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Alfred Brown
Sandy Hook
Brown
Richards Hard Luck Athlete Remains a Top Intercollegiate Master
Alma Richards, star of Cosmotwilyer University, faced repeated injuries early in his career. He sprained his left leg three times and broke a leg above the knee during the high jump, prompting doctors to urge retirement. Despite setbacks, Richards pursued athletics and is regarded as one of the greatest in intercollegiate mastery.
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Alma Richards
Cosmotwilyer
Sity
Mleedy
Griffith Expects Much of Harper in Ups Moniker
Griffith expects strong pitching from Harper as the Wealton team aims to rise in the Ups Amores league. Manager Clark Ghifeiy plans a focused training program to sharpen Harper’s stock and push the team toward a top finish this season.
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Harper
Clark Ghifeiy
Harry Marper
Durelle
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