Connecticut Women Enter National Women's Golf Championship
Eleven Connecticut players including two former national champions headline the state team for the national championship at Cherry Valley Garden City. Miss Collett leads a strong group with Club connections across Greenwich and Hartford, while international entrant Mile De La Chaume draws added excitement. Qualifying begins Monday with 32 advancing to match play. final 36-hole round Saturday awards the Havemeyer Cup.
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Connecticut
Connecticut Women's Golf Association
Cherry Valley
Garden City
Fromen
Miss Collett
H. Arnold Jackson
Round HU
Greenwich
Nassau Country Club
G. L. Austin
H. A. Martelle
Hartford
Jane C. Broadwell
Longmeadow Country Club
Massachusetts
Russell Fenn
New Haven
Connecticut Women’s Golf Association
Edward Stevens
Woodway Country ¢ Club
Muriel Pouch
Sound Beach
Golf
Downstate
J D. Chapman
Metropolitan
Westchester
Joseph C. Quirk
Katherine Hepburn
Fraser
J L Anderson
L. I
Mr. Collett
Jess Sweetser
Fairfield
Mile
Simone de la Chaume
France
Great Britain
de la Chaume
Joyce Wethered
Cecil Lettch
Hurd
Mile. de
United States
Pairings for Women's Golf Championship Qualifying Round
A long list of 148 entries shows the qualifying pairings for the women's golf championship at Cherry Valley and surrounding clubs. Names include Miss Edith Quier, Berkshire Reading Pa. Mrs J L Anderson Cherry Valley. Miss Glenna Collett Greenwich C C. Miss Ruth Anne Perry Philadelphia Cricket Club. Miss Virginia Van Wie Heverly C C. Miss Ada Mackenzie Canada. Miss Mary Starr Griscom Merion Cricket Club, among many others. The field spans U.S. clubs from Newark to Detroit and includes international entries like Mrs Miriam Burns Horn Kansas City and Miss Muriel Pond Sound Beach G and C. The schedule runs from 10:00 to 2:50 with numerous 10-minute intervals and 148 entries total.
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Edith Cummings
Lake Forest
Ils
Dexter T. Cummings
Cummings
Virginia Yan Wle
Buffalo
Louise Fordsee
Bernice Wall
Joe Mida
Elmhurst
Dorothy Page
Madson
Wis
Mason Turpie
New Oreans Y
Dalton _Teymond
Baton Rouge
Turpie
Raymond
Maureen Orcutt
Wright D Goss
Hurd
Marion Turple
New Orleans
Foirence C
Burrow Engineers
C. C
Elnora P. Harwood
White
Beeches G
Dorothy
Campbell Hurd
Merion Cricket Club
Miriam Burns Horn
Milburn C. C
Kansas City
Gregory
T. Lifar
California
Eileen Pattison
Ridvell's
Bay G
Bermuda
George Merriam Lewis
Los Angeles C
Marthe
Giverin
Country Clu
Detroit
Harley G. Highte
Country Club of
Louisa A. Verdyce
Youngstown
Virginia van Wie
Heverly C. C
Chicago
Mile
Simone Thion de la Chaume
France
Mise
Helen Seltz
Geaudney Ferm
G. C
Helen Payson
J. DG. Chauman
Greenwich
B. Bogert
Garden City
Mire Dalton Reymond
Baton Touge
Ronald H. Barlow
Merion Cricket
James M. Wallace
Women’s National G
T. C
5. S. Laird, Jr. Wykagyl
Margaret D. Bryan
Rumson C
Curtis Schl
Sciotocc
Lillian Holland
Sound View G. C
BR. FP. Decker
Baltusrol Golf Club
Donald M. Belcher
Winchester C. C
Mass
Sylvia Highton
Lenox Hills
Jane Broadwell
Longmeadow C. C
Charles L. Voorhees
Ruth Anne Perry
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Jay Lez. Hackengack
Veitch
Hillcrest Oc
Muriel Pond
Sound Beach G
Lian B. Heineman
Quaker Ridge
Henry March
North Shore
Glen Head
N. C
Harriet R. Ellison
Brae Burn C. C
Edmond A Guggenheim
Engineers
Cecilia Bohm
Rockland C.c
L. J. Grumbach
Hollywode Co
David M. Willard
Winged Foot
Mae Waldhiuer
Clearview G. C
Sally McMillan
Clinville G
George L. Austin
Hartford
Myre
Vance Mcwarthy
Stvannoy C. G
Katanerine Hepburn
Fairford Golf Club
E. R. Letterer
River Crest
Ft. Werth
Charles W McHose
Raritan Valley
Joseph Lawlor
Geolagy Farm Golf Club
E. E. Wetherill
Mary Starr Griscom
Rhoda
Rosenberg
Woodmore Club
H. J. Hammerschiff
Hollywood G. C
Howard A. Pottiots
Westhampton C. C
Edward Stevens
Woodweyy c. C
H. A. Martelle
Hartford Ac
E. N. Hodges Bendis
I. J. Mortis
Dallas Co
John Cromelin
Siwanoy
L. W. Robey
Overbrook Cc
Thomes Hucknall
Forest Hill Field Club
Beatrice V. Gottlieb
Wolf Hollow
Anne Webster
Ft. Leavenworth
Margaret Curtis
Eadex County Club
J. J. Thomson
Stwanoy C. C
Norman &. Goldberger
Norwood C. C
J. F Trountine
North Hibs G. C
Harold Krapp
Springfield
Co. C
Ohio
I. Weill
Woodmere Club
Charles J. Downey
Country Club
Maas
Louise Branch
Virginia
John CD. Woodfin
Brae Burn Co
Leonard Beard
Oakland G
Gordon Michler
Knicker- Booker C. C
Russell
Fenn
New Haven
Benjamin F
Davis Cup Question Sparks A Old Britain France Debate
The piece weighs the odds of Britain reclaiming the Davis Cup versus France led by Lacoste Cochet and Borotra. It notes aging Americans Jones and Hitchcock as looming threats to any French monopoly and reflects on youth versus veteran strength in golf polo and tennis through vivid portraits of rising stars and seasoned champions.
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Great Britain
Hutchison
Hagen
Barnes
Bobby Jones
Tilden
France
Lacoste
Cochet
Borotra
Landry
Johnston
Little Bill
Big Bill
Doig
Lou
Tilden and
Australia
St. Andrews
Mintkahds
Tommy Hitchcock
Fones
Hitchcock
Jones
Helen Villa
Joyce Wethered
Rene Lacoste
Henri Cochet
Mule
Simone de la Chaume
Devereux Milburn
Milburn
Racing results from Friday 13th card at the track
The program lists seven races with times and payouts for maidens and allowance events. Notable finishes include Glint O'Gold in the first race with 3:62.36, Bride O' The Whid in race two, Satyr and Cameo among others, plus multiple purses and distances across the card. Also ran lists complete each race field.
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Hardy
M Meyer
Kneve
Claws
Peterson
Alma
Rainfall
Jean Bond
Shasta Comet
Hamilton Race Day Opens With Fast Times for First Race
First race for three year olds and up over a mile and four furlongs shows Berry Man and Abel posting strong times with several contenders including Pitchfork and Thorn Blossom. Second race features Drumbent and Kings Court with Becky Sue also in the mix, time near 1.50. Third race covers nine furlongs with Quadrille Jewel and Quindin leading. several others also noted. Fourth race for two year olds features Dileas Gu Brath and Toanra among listed entrants.
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Berry Man
Abel
Pitchfork
Thorn Blossom
Chalmers
Selfish
Cave Woman
Foyle
Avist Shuttle
the Cocoon
Panketa
Drumbent
R. Fisher
Kings Court
Bourassa
Becky Sue
Munden
Jingle, Just
Ed Penditon
Jewel Kil
Quindin
Flowers
Gilmore
Raith
Warm Springs
Toscane
James FP
Ohara
Dileas Gu Brath
Toanra
Washington racing results first race at five and a half furlongs
Two-year-olds and up competed for 91200 claiming. Lenny led with 107 pounds, Honeyfish carried 113, Mischief Maker 115. Times 1:08 1-5. Open Go Shut and others also ran. Second race for three-year-olds and up at one mile showed Coy and Bollero among others with times around 1:38.4. Third race at three-fourths miles listed Chickup and Grand Dad with close finishes. Fourth race purse allowances at three-fourths miles included Billy and Keeping Time. Avalon handicap over one and one sixteenth miles featured Wellas and Spanish Lay with times near 1:44. Sixth race merchants purse ran one mile with La Morte and Marlboro. Seventh race four with one-eighth miles included Escara and Hawkeye among others.
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Chester
Miss Fire
Herbert
Thistle Sweep
Taylor
Tish
Paterson
William P
Lieut Manafield
Ada Alder
Fluffy
Alomatic
Baldwin
Burstone
Totara
Fleet Street
Brown
Pandora
McGinnis
Breet
Fluffy Ruffles
Atwood
Pandy
Fisher
Florence Mulls
Fishman
Band Hills
Lenny
Morris
Honeyfish
Boehm
Mischief Maker
C. Meyer
Sun Labour
Billy McCarney
Lady Loose
Queen Royal
Spring Bud
Bucky Moore
Mally
Bollero
Renharg
Pool
Special
Jenner
Foreland
Equity
Naibec
Croatan
Foretime
Chickup
Ball Gee
Fretweil
Pat Calhoun
Bonaparte
Anita M
Theo Fay
Billy
Chiavatta
R. Jones
Fargo
Blue Rose
Angry Mood
Petruchio
Wellas
Clelland
Spanish Lay
Frank M'Mahon
McDermott
Patricia Marian
Col. Broward
la Morte
Marlboro
Russell
Winifred
Kinzer
Alcoran
Boats Ready for Regatta Start Tomorrow
Speedboats prepare for the President's Cup Regatta with more than a hundred entries along the Potomac. Tomorrow features the first heats of the Presidents Cup and the Dodge Memorial Cup, with top boats Miss Syndicates, Sister Syn, Greenwich Folly, Lady Spitfire, Bottoms A, and Shadow Vite leading the field. A match race between Miss Betty and Little Spitfire is also planned, while President Coullage may attend Saturday to present the Cup.
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Ciated Press
Potomac
Horace Dodge
Miss Syndicates
Syn
George Townsend
Greenwich Folly
G. H. Rand
A. H.R. Cromwell
George C. Graves
County Noad
Miss Betty
England
Coullage
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Beatrix Hoyt
Alexa Stirling Fraser
Dorothy Campbell Hurd
Stetson
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George Boschen
Englewood
Robert B Meckley
Mohawk
Curt Rosenthal
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Englewood Ne
Hareld
Matainger
En- Pintéers
Gladys Grotner
Geeney Farm
Elizabeth Taylor
Enneers C. C
Albert McDona
Cherry Valley Club
E. S. Knapp
Frank
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Mintkahda Club
Florence McNeely
Merlon Cucket Club
Eppie I. Bowes
Baltimore
Helen Il Hicks
Salisbury C. C
Eleanor W. Allen
Oakley Ac
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Fraser Shoe Store
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Philpot
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Nippon
Fire Water
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Gold Mint
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the World
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Rausser
Battle
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Rat Call
Maid Marian 2d
Barn Dollar
Rockford
Street Liz
Norseman
Speare
Kiyi
Cameo
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Blue Fish
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Bowie Cink
Heed
Jack Horgan
Billy Baughn
Cogan
Ichitaro
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Justin Fun
Leger
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Betsy Bacon
Roy Williams
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Sligo
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