Brooklawn Opens Three Day Invitational Gathers Top Golfers
More than 100 golfers practiced at Brooklawn Country Club as the third annual Brooklawn Invitational tees off with T. N. Stevens and F. L. Mills starting the opening twosome. The field expanded to about 200 entries, highlighting players like Paul Haviland, O'Conner, Harris Fisher, and Joe Hubbard as contenders. The event runs through the weekend with 18 hole qualifying, then elimination rounds, culminating in a Sunday final.
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Brooklawn Country Club
Brooklawn
T. N. Stevens
F. L Mills
Golts
Bridgeport
Breoklaun Club
Forsyth
York
York Municipal Champioin
Olters
PF K English
Connecticut
Sid Mott
Parker Scelry
Joe L. Hubbard
Hrong
Brookfast
al Brodneck
W. K. Nman
Scioto
Wal
Brookliwn
Brooklawn Masons Edge Waterbury In State Semi Final
Brooklawn men’s golf enters state team championship semi final on Saturday July 16 likely at New Haven Country Club. Team captained by Alpheus Waller includes Haylland Seeley Lockhart Strong Hubbard and Hayes. Waterbury led by Frank English state champion. Final set for August 3 at New Haven. Brooklawn aims to defend title.
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Brooklawn
Waterbury
New Haven
Alpheus Waller
Paul Haylland
W. Parker
Seeley Leads Connecticut State Golf Team Prospects
W Parker Seeley, Bridgeport golf figure, to captain the Connecticut state team for August and October in-state and regional matches. Norfolk players from Massachusetts and Rhode Island are noted. potential members include F P K English, Sid Mott, Paul Iaviland, and J T L Hubbard, with past captains cited.
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W. Parker Seeley
Bridgeport
Connecticut
Conecticut
Jorney
Botan Tt Meat
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Golf Association
Rhode Island
Brooklawn Links
I. T
Hobe Bud
Hubbard
Thore
FP. K. English
Waterbury
Sid Mott
Paul Iaviland
Yale
Beardsley Park Golf Team Seeks New England Title in Boston
The Beardsley Park golf team travels from Bridgeport to Boston to compete in the New England Public Links tournament at Franklin Park. Six teams from Bridgeport, Boston, Worcester, Stamford and Hartford contend for both singles and team titles. Captained by Jor Pascucci, with players including Eddie Lun and Ed Fuller, Beardsley aims to challenge defending champion Sam Smart. The event starts Monday with 18 holes morning and 16 in the afternoon. medalist earns the New England title and the team with the five lowest scores wins the team championship. Funded by Bridgeport and Milford clubs, plus local subscribers support individual players.
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Beardsley Park
New England
Boston
Sopewaty Park
Hartford
Bridgepot
Beareslry
Feman
Joe Pascucci
Ed Fuller
Sam Smart
Loral County Clibs
Brooltown
Mim River
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Seeded players push through in Philadelphia tennis tourney
Seed No 1 Manuel Alonso and others advance to quarter finals at Paradelphia Cricket club amid wet courts. John Ven Ryn of Princeton, Lionel Orden of Stanford push Alonso to three-set third round, while Ben Gordhukoff and Fritz Mercur win to reach last eight. Doubles action sparse due to drizzle.
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Philadelphia
Paradelphia
Manuel Alonso
Eiven
John Ven
Princeton University
Carrieg Alonsio
Lionel Orden
Stanford University
Ben Gordhukoff
Occidental College
Fritz Mercur
Bethlehen
Joe Oldhausen
Mercur
Norval Craig
Gccldenial
South End Bears Defeat Robins 12 to 3
The Bears of the South End defeated the Robins of Stratford yesterday afternoon 12 to 3. Pitcher Niski started the game and both teams hit home runs. South End has won three straight games and challenges an 11 to 14 year old team in the city. Schedule notes show a game at B. Cawhawks, 171 Hanover Street. Final score details list Robins 3 and Bears 12.
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Bears
South End
Robins
Stratford
Niski
Challenes Ang
Wile
B. Cawhawks
Hanover Street
Baars
Georges Carpentier pursues stage career in Paris
Paris AP reports Georges Carpentier, once a boxing idol, plans to continue his public life on stage. He gears toward song and dance acts, aiming to capitalize on his fame with new TV appearances and performances despite limited prior stage experience.
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Paris
Georges Carpentier
U S Players Win in Canadian Playoff Round
In Ancaster Ontario July 6 AP three U S players advance in second round of the Canadian amateur golf championship as Franklin Thompson Kno wood and W St Garvie reach later rounds. Thompson defeats Sutherland 10 9 at Hamilton while McCarthy v Cameron ends 7 6. Gardner meets Somerville as former champions Thompson Varrick Somerville survive today.
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Hamilton
Git
Unites States
Ancaster
Tomo
Franki Thompson
Knowood
Chicago
W. St. Garvie
Buffalo
Mawice McCarthy
Brooklyn
Clmp
Frank Thompsom
Toronto
Don Varrick
Somensile
Hardware and Reads Winners at Mercantile Games Night
The Ameren Hardy and DBOM Read ring won last night with Ameren Hardy defeating Hoy 12 to 4 and Read ring beating the Hadleys 14 to 0. Teams Colgan Burton R Srmeis Lynch and Hotton are noted among players with partial score details and unclear names.
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Howlands
Befora
Hadleys
Reads
Ameren Hardy
DBOM
Ecoves Amelian
Howlunas
Colgan
Burton
R Srmeis
Lynch
Tediey Bogins
Hotton Mar' Minnliest
Bilshop
East Coast Gun Clubs Battle For Connecticut Championship
One hundred plus top trapshooters from the east compete in a Connecticut Trapshooters Association state championship at Seaside Gun Club. Governor John H. Trumbull is expected to participate, joined by his brother Al H. Trumbull of Stratford. The event features singles doubles handicap and team championships across seven events Friday and Saturday. Regional clubs from Massachusetts, New York, and Pennsylvania join ten leading clubs in the open team race, with the Wanker team fielding a three man squad.
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Connecticut Trapshooters’ Association
Seaside Gun Club
East
John H. Trumbull
al H. Trumbull
Stratford
Connecticut
Amy
Mh ‘Trapshooters' Association
H.C. Barstow
Rockville
George E. Sivers
C. W. Vanstone
H. Bradley
Hertford
F. C. Williams
New Haven
C. E. Bestwick
Massachusetts
New York
Pennsylvania
Boston A. A
Boston
Mass
Springfield
New York A. C
New York City
Westchester
Biltmore Country Club
Rye
N. Y
Panbury
Hartford
Seaside
Millbrook
New Britain
Bridgeport
E. H. Batley
Danbury
W. E Beers
FW. Smith
E. H. Bailey
A. H. Trumbell
Geo. E Sivers
T. A
William ©. Beers
J. B. Robertson
Bert Claridge
A. H. Trumbull
Geo. B. Stivers
Geo
Eb.sivers
A. J. Parian
F. R. Richardson
C. G. Baldwin
J. H. Otteraon
A J. Farlan
E H. Bailey
Henry Winchester
R. Lewis
E. Sivers
Jones and Kirkwood Tied In Open Preparations At St Andrews
In brisk practice at St Andrews ahead of the British Open qualifying rounds Bobby Jones the defending champion and Joe Kirkwood played a round together finishing all square on the old course.
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ST Andrews
Scotland
Bobby Jones
Joe Kirkwood
Grays and Waterbury split doubleheader. five injuries
Providence edged Waterbury 11 9 in the opener marred by four injuries including Waterbury’s Purcell who was knocked unconscious after a pitch to the head. Comiskey and Kane sparked Providence hitting as Lynch and Touchstone battled in a long two game set. Waterbury won the second game easily 8 to 0 with Brasscos taking an early lead.
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Providence
Grays
Brasscos
Harry Purcel
Touchstone
Providerice
St. Mary's Hospital
Tommy McCarthy
Jon
Comiskey
Harris
McDonald
Bob Gill
Janpire McDonald
Smith and
Kane
Lynch
al Butler
Bane
Rodriguez
Terris
Wight
Morrison
Knothe
Croan
Ton Blair
AY Jones
Powis
Hpon
E Purcell
Torphy
Barron
Fitsberge McCarthy Baroy
Purcell
Twombly
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Stack
Tao
Purcel
Kaney
Bradley
Bse
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Cumiskey Lynch
Uiteberge
Cronin
Daynie
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Butler
Ler
Ami Lelt
Gerbury
Bare
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Touchiy
Zellars
Jones
Uwits
Twambly
Ial
Touchstone iPurcell
Zellare i Knethe
Pluher
McDosale
Lenglen to Retire in Two Years Says Lengthened Career
London reports Suzanne Lenglen plans to retire within two years due to the speed and strain of modern tennis. She states singles play is too strenuous to sustain, while noting Elizabeth Ryan has set a world record. Lenglen advocates a rotating open tournament series pairing amateurs with professionals.
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London
Associated Press
Susanne Lenglen
Wwoma
Elizabeth Ryan
Mer
Lenglen
Wimbledon
Forest Hills
New York
Paris
Gol
Cambridge Triumphs Over Oxford at Lord's Match
Cambridge defeated Oxford by 126 runs in the annual cricket match at Lord's, concluded today. The victory at London follows a strong performance from both sides with Cambridge securing the win in this traditional contest.
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London
Cambridge
Oxford
Lord’s
Auburns Practice Tonight and Weekend Games
The Auburns will practice at Beechwood Park tonight at 6 30 p m. All players are asked to attend. Sunday they lead the Jr City League and face Ciivera in a likely tight contest. Saturday the Auburns may play the Rovers at Seaside Park Diamond No 2. An Auburn Athletic Club meeting is set Friday at 7 30 p m for officers with entertainment and membership committees invited.
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Auburns
Beechwood Park
Ciivera
Rovers
Diamond No
Seaside Park
Auburn Athletic Club
Cards Leading Stars When Rain Halts Tilt
Syracuse exhibition halted in the fifth inning with St. Louis Cardinals leading Syracuse State 8 to 5. George Stoll, Wisconsin captain, joined the mound for Syracuse and pitched well after a rough start, while Fried and Bouthit contributed triples to a Cardinal rally. Jimmy Ring and Bottomley homered for the Cards.
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Syracuse
St. Louis Cardinals
Syracuse State
George Stoll
University of Wisconsin
Kapt
Bottomley
J. Louis
Local Addresses Listed On Cardboard Strip
Unclear OCR shows multiple street segments 1250 Barnum Ave 1055 Stratford Ave Ferry Boulevard 1605 Barnum Ave. Readable details describe locations rather than events or actions.
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Barnum Ave
Stratford Ave
Ferry Boulevard
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Chick) Evans, JR
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