Walker Jr Tops Medal Round in Metropolitan Golf
A Walker Jr Richmond County player led the Metropolitan Golf Association championship at Brooklawn Country Club with 76 and 74 for 150, two strokes ahead of Gardiner White Nassau. White and others contended as 68 starters faced heat with strong scoring. Seeley and Stearns posted solid rounds as field narrowed to 174 and better for championship divisions.
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New York Times
Bridgeport
Conn
Walker, Jr
Columbia College
Citiss
Metropolitan Golf Association
Brooklawn
Richmond County
Gardiner W. White
Nassau
White
William M. Berkie
Upper Montclair
John N. Stearns
Nasgu
Max Marston
Baltusros
Osf
Walker
Perderd
Gettree
Earns
W. Parker Seeley
Rolfer
Oswald Kirkby
Englewood
D. Kk. Sawyer
Siwanoy
Panteonship
Mivision
A. J. Walker
Gardiner
Wire
W. M. Reekle
Upper Morte
Tn. Stearns
Good Field at Brae Burn for National Open Golf
The Brae Burn links host the national open starting Monday with top pros and leading amateurs expected. Howard Whitney lists 135 entrants including former champions Charities Evans Jr Jerome Travers Francis Ouimet and Walter Hagen. First tee time is 9 and final 2 30 with five minute intervals.
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Brae Burn Links
Hioward Whitney
United States Golf Association
Charities Evans, Jr
Jerome D. Travers
Francis Ouvimet
Jim Barhes
Sunset Hills
Iuis Tellier
Tom MacNamara
Jock Hutchinson
Bob McDonald
Mike Brady
Gil Nicholls
Pat Doyle
Fred NoLaod
Douglas Edgar
Peter O'Hara
Walter Hagen
Wilfrid Reid
Peo
Philadelphia Women Win Griscom Cup Intercity Golf Match
Philadelphia defeated Boston 12 to 3 in the first inter-city Griscom Cup match at Apawamis Links. The Boston lineup had only fourteen players, giving Philadelphia a decisive point for Mrs. T. H. Vetterrein. The metropolitan team faces New York in tomorrow’s final match.
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Boston
Philadelphia
T. H.vetterrein
New York
Wightman and Le Roy Leaders in Metropolis Tennis Field
West Side Club saw Mrs George Wightman and Mrs Robert Le Roy advance toward the Women's Metropolitan Championship. Singles winners included Wightman beating Mrs Mills 6-0 6-0 while Le Roy defeated Pollak in a grueling three set match. Doubles brackets feature Gilleaudeau Pollak Sears Wightman and Goss Zinderstein teams advancing to semi finals.
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Claks
West Side
George W. Wightman
Robert le Roy
Marion Zinderstein
Eleanor Goss
Helen Gilleaudeau
Helene Polidk
Eleanora Sears
Geotes W. Wightman
Eleanor Sears
Florence Ballin
Helen Gulleaudeau
Helene Pollak
Winifred Aydelotte
N. Cain
Helen Pollak
Margaret Grove
E. V. Lynch
George W. Wigitman
Margaret Taylor
Barger-Wallach
S. Fullerton
Gertrude Della Torre
Caroma Winn
Jushiua Brush
Cur- 4Ry
Invitation doubles final at Westchester Club ends in straight sets
Walter Merrill Hall and G Howard Voshell defeated Frederick C Inman and Major G B Harran of the British army 6-1 6-2 6-3 in straight sets to win the invitation doubles at the Country Club of Westchester. Inman and Harran showed late effort but could not overcome the faster Voshell Hall pair. The tournament singles begins today with a strong field.
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Walter Merrill Hall
Howard Wishell
Country Club of
Westchester
Frederick ©. Inmen
G. B. Harran
British Army
Inman
Voshell
Hell
Hall
Country Club of Westchester
G. Howard Vonshell
Frederick C. Inman
G .B
New England Title Play On June 9 at Hartford
Tennis championship events to start June 9 at Hartford Golf Club Hartford Conn with fifteen clay courts. Men's singles and doubles featured plus a consolation men's singles event.
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New England
Hartford Golf Club
Hartford
Conn
Americans Break French Track Records in Paris Meet
In Paris on June 1, the American Expeditionary Force meet set eight French records, including the 120 high hurdles by Ames in 15.2, 220 low hurdles by Renick in 25.0, 220-yard dash by Teschner in 22.2, shot put by Leversedge at 44 feet 11 3/8 inches, discus by Byrd at 143 feet 4 3/4 inches, pole vault by Floyd at 12 feet 4 inches, 880-yard run by Eby in 1:56.2, and hammer throw by Ryan at 166 feet. Teschner also held the French 100-yard dash record at 10 seconds. A train with 150 athletes, 40 officials, and 50 horses left Bucharest for Paris on June 1. Prince Carol did not accompany the team.
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Paris
Associated Press
Ames
Renick
Teschner
Leversedge
Byrd
Floyd
Eby
Ryan
Bucharest
Carol
Yale Names Heffelfinger Yale Track Captain for 1920
Frank Heffelfinger of Minneapolis has been elected captain of Yale University track team for 1920 in New Haven. The selection confirms Heffelfinger as team leader for the upcoming season.
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New Haven
Conn
Frank ¥. Heffelfinger
Minneapolis, Minn
Yale University
Lamont Named Captain of Princeton Varsity Crew
Rogers Sullivan Lamont of Newark has been chosen to captain the 1920 Princeton varsity crew. He is a junior.
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Lamont
Tiger
Princeton
N. J
Army Athletes Sail to France for Interallied Games
A 48 member U.S. Army team departs Hoboken aboard the Great Northern for Joinville le Pont near Paris to compete June 22 to July 6. Passport delays and civilian passenger arrangements are resolved with assistance from high ranking officers. Colonel Thompson, Croix de Guerre recipient, predicts a sweeping victory over France and other nations.
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Hoboken
Great Northern
France
Joinville le-Pont
Paris
United States
Hoboken Pier
Pershing
Joseph H. Thompson
Frederick W. Rubien
Peyton
Washington
H. E. Potter
State Artanent
Thompson
110Th Infantry
Vesle
Ionne
Anderson Defeats Behr In New Jersey State Tennis Meet
At Montclair Athletic Club the New Jersey State Championship singles third and fourth rounds produced notable results. Frank Anderson defeated Allen Behr in straight sets, Cedric Majors routed Lindsey Dunham, and W McBurney edged L Roysing in a dramatic four-setter. Harold Throckmorton and Lindsey Dunham advanced in doubles with decisive wins as the field narrows toward the finals.
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Montclair Athletic Club
New Jersey
Frank Anderson
Allen Behr
Lindsey Dunham
Cedric Major
W. McBurney
L. Roysing
Rousing
Haroldnhtockmorton
P. L. Kynaston
Philip van Deventer
Keyes
Farson
Andersons
Seabury
Schenck
P. van Deventer
Apen Bebr
L. B. Dailey, Jr
H. Leverich
Harold Throckmorton
A. Oakley
Cedric Majors
A. Rousing
E. and
H. Randall
Bragaw
BE. Jener
G. French
J. Ry Keyes
H. Fareon
Harold Throckmerton
Oakrey
E. Glenn
Kirkland
van Deventer
Brabans
Widner
Alrick Man, Jr
Groesbeck
Wagner
Man and Gill Reach West Side Tennis Club Final
Alrick Man Jr. and Commander C G Gill advance to the final after straight set win for Man 6 2 10 5 7 over Hoss and Gill’s three set victory 5 7 6 2 6 2 over Winkler. McCabe and Worth win doubles over Mahan and Wagner.
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Alrick Man, Jr
C. G. Gi
United States Navy
West Side
N. J. Hoss
J. C. Winkler
Ross
Yale
Tras
Gill
Winkler
Navy
Mccabe
H. C. Worth
Lyle E. Mahan
G. O Wagner
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Columbia
Brooklawn Links
Gardiner White
Nassau Star
Reekle
and Stearns
Serley
Gwaltney
Penn Va
Marston
Proal
Sullivan
Rice
Anderson
Kerr
Chapman
Thiort
Ward
Carhart
Abbett
Hollander
Benton
Ladd
Newton
Rhett
Hubbard
Kirkby
Toiisette Smith
Stoddard
Reekies
Parrish
Stearns
Sawyer
A. Proal
Deal
A. F
Pol York
H.B. Fert
Robert Abbott
Grantland Rice
J. G. Parrish, Jr
National
Holanader
C. Smith, Jr
Ardsley
J. D. Chapman
Greenwich
R. H. Gwaltney
Baltusrol
S. D. Bowers
A. F E. Ranney
E. H. Coy
Rockaway Hunt
A. J. Mendes
J. T. Adams
Cherry Valley
KE. W. Nash
Samuell. Graham
GI DB. Forman
Carli Lipson
Hhockaway Hunt
IRS
Holmes Weeburn
Ellis
Ada Kasex County
J. Bertram
Wykagil
C. G. Waldo
Brown
St. Andrew's
Taymond Holland
Weeburn
T L. Ellis
J. FR. Revburn
A. Tf. Canfield
Pogson
Fox Hills
Wreng
Gerrish
S. Stoddard
Drooklawn
Brae Burn
BOSTO
KR. H. Barlow
E Wwalley
Coli Vanderbeck
Reese
I. A
M Caverly
R M. Gainal
Ih Stetson
T B Irin
T. Chandler
E Steven
Stein T
Fox
Kitpball
Griscom
McNeely
B Allen
I If. Fitter
G. S Johnson
MacCain
M. Young
Ja. Q. White
Hamilton
Ts. Collett
I Kincaid
Mrs. Wightman
D. C. Mills
Dixon
Joseph Dixon Crucible Company
Jersey City
Razor
Autostrop Safety Razor Company
Toronto
N. E
Heffelfinger
Behr
Man
West Side Tennis Club
Nowacey
Nainsook Athletic
Madras Union
Porisknit Union
Reais
Otis Lisle
Balbriggan
Mason Cord
Indianapolis Speedway
Guyot
Alley
DePalma
Vail
Thomas
Peugeot
Frontenac
Hudson Special
Tom Alley
Mason
Mason Tire and Rubber Co
Kent
Ohio
58Th Street
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