Yankee Golfers Plan Big 921 Driver on British Open
Golf Illustrated plans an invasion to boost American presence at the British Open. Ten to fifteen professionals to travel, supported by popular subscriptions from clubs, aiming to raise funds by December to cover expenses. The drive seeks to match past open successes by U S players and spur a strong amateur and professional effort for 1921.
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Yankee Golfers
Big Campalen
Big Campalen, “Golfllustrated
New York
Charles Evans, Jr
G Anderson
Shiety
Huter Francis Guimet
Ick
Seeston
Suelo Foreign
Ter Magen
Laury J
Evans
Messrs
Whiteimore
Chick
Chir
Lorence Pierce
Trevars
Heinrich Schmid
St Andrews
Harold H. Hilton
Sandwich
Charles Evans
Francis Ouimet
Arthur Lockwood
Jrraser Wale
Jerome D.travers
Harold Weber
Pred Herresher
MacFarand
Robert , Gardner
Ghieaeo
Cyril J. Tolley
Walter J. Travis
Therm
Percis
Barnes Zuidagen
Barnes
Amerigans
Ross
Vitor
Tyerie
Syel
Gurald J. Hilton
Wes BK
Hurd
Dorot
Glads Aschoff
Nile Whier
Harry Vardun
Hunward Ray
Professional Golf Association
United States Golf Association
Ben
United States
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Thompson Injury After Stratford Collision
A collision near the intersection of Connecticut and Stratford avenues left Thompson better after collision and his father injured. Otto Stesman of Park's Mill Stratford drove a vehicle that struck Thompson near 6 pm Friday night as he walked home from work. Stesman is held on bond as police investigate the incident and hospital officials report the boy’s condition uncertain.
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Jennern
Stratford
Ameren
Plenty
Otto Stesman
Park's Mill
Connectous
Stegiman
City Reports No Epidemic Amid Isolation Efforts
Health Officer Dr William J Coon states New Haven Hartford and Waterbury face diphtheria and scarlet fever but Swift isolation has kept the city free. He credits strict quarantine and early treatment for sparing the area while neighboring cities report higher cases.
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Mercén
Hartford
Waterbury
William J. Coon
Connecticut
Coon
Yale appoints James Gamble Rogers as consulting architect
The Yale Corporation named James Gamble Rogers of New York as consulting architect for Yale University. Rogers, class of 1888, has designed the Harkness Memorial Quadrangle and the new U S Post Office project nearby. The board also adopted a by law expanding the admissions board powers chaired by Professor Robert Corwin.
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New Haven
Yale Corporation
James Gamble Rogers
New Fork
Yale University
Rogersi
Savas
Harkness Memorial
Vite
United States Post Office
Robert
Corwinia
Cor
First Snow Blurs Wintry Outlook
Weather notes report the season’s first snowflakes, with rapid melt and colder temps. Blurry OCR hints at broader conditions east of mountains, predicting continued unsettled weather for several days. Equipment readiness checks appear in the fragmentary text.
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Silys
Lucky Mountains
St Peters Elects Officers for Children of Mary Society
Veronica Smith was elected president of the Children of Mary Society at St Peters. Anna McGrath is secretary, Mika Anna Chirke treasurer, with Melon Rogers as other officer. Preparations begin for the December 12 ceremony. The Malinnst deny the volcanic report claiming scientists attribute a temporary gas eruption to the Mount Piskucie plume.
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Veronica Smith
Dent
Children of Mar. Society
M Anna McGrath
Mika Anna Chirke
Clinton Avenue
Melon Rogers
Sarthquaie
Spetia
Piskucie
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