Walker and Kirkby to meet for championship title
Dan Kirkby the defending champion defeats David Sawyer of Siwanoy in the Metropolitan golf tourney lower semifinal at Brooklawn County Club and advances to face 20-year-old Columbia student A. L. Walker Jr. in the 36-hole final. Walker beat Max R. Marston of Baltusrol in the morning.
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Sitwanoy
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Columbia
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Brooklawn
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Frank Barton
Marine Ie
A. J. Mendes
Bloodgood
Graham
Vanchief
Adama
Golf teaching method uses photos to correct players
H Taylor, a British expert, proposes a plan using pictures as aids to teach golf to all levels. He claims the method can identify errors from photos, allowing golfers to see what is right or wrong, and apply precise corrections regardless of location.
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Orlando
Little Orlando
Local Women Win Griscom Golf Cup
New York women defeated Philadelphia 12 to 3 in a Griscom Cup tri city match at Apa Wamis. Key players included Mrs Ronald H Barlow Mrs Clarence H Vanderbeck Miss Mildred Cav erly Mrs G H Stetson with several matches decided on the nineteenth hole or in late holes.
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Tri-City
Apawamis
Philney
Prophets
Quaker City
Ronald H. Barlow
Clarence H. Vanderbeck
Mildred Carverly
G.H. Stetson
Philadelphia
Wadates
Stetson
Thomas Hucknall
Milas Hollina
Heatrice Lounsbery
Frances Griscom
M. H. Frayne
T. K. Wetterlein
W. A. Gavin
R. H. Barlow
M. Hollins
C.h.vanderbeck
L. C. Stockton
Caverly
Hurknall
Gi. Bighop
E. T. Chandler
G.M Heckscher
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BE. Lounsbery
Mike F. Griscom
G. K. Morrow
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Mrs. Stockton
Mildred Cavernly
Mrs. Stetson
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Mise Bishop
Mise Chandler
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Mrs. Morrow
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Blumeéo
Harvard Picks Golf Team For Intercollegiate Meet
Harvard University will enter a golf team in the Intercollegiate Tournament at Merion Cricket Club Philadelphia June 23 28. Pennsylvania and Princeton have teams and several other colleges will be represented. Four rounds of medal play at Oakley will select the four men to represent Harvard with eligibility rules for 1919 and 1922 graduates.
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Cambridge
Ivan Dresser
Cornell
Creed Haymond
Pennsylvania
William Allen
Maine
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Haymond
Allen
Braden
Yale
Kurt Mayer
Lasater Terrell
Princeton
Walter Rice
Rutgers
Lkewise
John Stewart
Louis Souder
Syracuse
Marvin Gustafson
Charles Shaw
Ives Turner
Arthur Coakley
Dartmouth
Harvard
Dennis O'Connell
Robert Crawford
Lafayette
O'Connell
Thomas McDermott
James O'Leary
Connell
Valentine Naprinee
Walker Smith
Joh Watt
George Trowbridge
George Frazier
W. A. Savage
Bowdoin
Charlies
Richmond Landen
James Ramer
George Krogness
Robert le Gendre
Georgetown
Sherman Landers
Frederic Davis
Henry Flower
William Moore
Robert Cook
Michigan
Robert Clark
Wingate Rollins
Tech
Fréderic Devis
Rollins
Lincoln Weld
Edwin Myers
George Dandrow
Joseph (Cuddy) Murphy
Cedric Smit
Wechigan
Es Stevens
Smith
Joseph Baker
George Goodwin
Bowdein
Sherward Sedgwick
Dana Hutchinson
Harold Dudley
New Haven
Mass
Harvard University
Merion Cricket Club
Philadelphia
Thad University
Oakley
Scheses
University
National marksmanship matches to be held at Caldwell range
First national rifle and pistol contests open to civilians will take place at the United States Naval Rifle Range near Caldwell New Jersey this summer. Colonel William Harllee announces gun traps for clay targets and explains the test of marksman ship using the U S rifle model 1903 with government ammo, featuring rapid fire kneeling standing and slow fire stages across 200 500 and 1000 yard targets.
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Caldwell Range
Armerican Trapshooting Association
Navy Rifle Range
Pamphes
Navy Department
Connent
National Rifle Association of America
Willard Dempsey Heavyweight Fight Set for July Fourth
Promoter Tex Rickard declares the Willard Dempsey title bout will go ahead in Toledo on July 4 regardless of weather. Advance tickets reportedly total $300,000 with gate receipts expected above $500,000 as Willard recruits possible sparring partners.
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Chio
Jane G
Jess Willard
Jack Dempsey
Tex Rickard
Rickard
Ana
Richard
Voshell to Meet Harran In Westchester Tennis Final
S Howard Voshell and Major G B Harran of the British Army reach the invitation singles final at the Country Club of Westchester. Voshell beat Fred Baggs 6 4, 6 0 in a rain interrupted semi while Harran defeated Harry Parker 6 4 7 5.
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G. B. Harran
Westchester
Voshell
Fred’. Baggs
Harlan
Harry Parker
Theodore Pell
Paul Gibbons
Marty Parker
Leonard Beekman
Howerdorrell
Fred ©. Baggs
Major G. O.paereen
Two Net Titles At Stake In New York Lawn Tennis Meet
The New York Lawn Tennis Club hosts a major indoor season start with 124 players aiming at metropolitan and Bronx County championships and the Mandatten doubles. Frederick C. Inman and H. Howard Voshell bring strong chances, with top contenders on opposite halves of the draw.
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238Th Street
Broadway
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Rain Halts Net Tourneys Amid Delayed Tennis Schedule
Rain again stopped local tennis play causing the afternoon to be abandoned. Players waited as a bridge replaced tennis for the day with hopes to resume if weather clears. Morning semi finals feature Eleanor Goss against Marion Zinderstein followed by the doubles final with Goss and Zinderstein vs Nears and Wightman.
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Misa Eleanor Goss
Marion Zinderstein
Mia Eleanora Nears
George W. Wightman
Misa Goss
Miss Zinderstein
Fear of American boxers overtaking world titles
British boxing writers warn that America, already dominant, will soon claim every world championship she can win. Jimmie Wilde stands as one of the few British champions to defend against American rivals, while UK fans lament insufficient home focus on the sport.
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