Resolute Wins Coast Cup Race At Sandy Hook
Resolute defeating Vanitie by 2 minutes 49 seconds in a brisk 20 mile offshore contest off Highlands. Adams and Cochran steered the yachts through windy reach and stay conditions, with Resolute pulling clear by noon and finishing at 2 23:57 while Vanitie finished 2 26:46 amid post race rigging discussions.
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Dennis
Resolute
Lee
Mr. Adams
Vanitie
Herreshoft
Adams
Capt
Highlands
Capt. Dennis
Everyody
Vanile
Vasa
City Island
Resolute sweeps third Sandy Hook trial over Vanitie
Resolute defeated Vanitie by 2 minutes 49 seconds on the triangular course off Ambrose Channel, extending her series lead to five wins to Vanitie’s two. Defiance departs for City Island for rigging changes, likely hampering future races.
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Esolute
Sandy Hook
Alexander Smith Cochran
Vanitie
Resolute
Greenwich
Indian Harbor
Defiance
Tri-City
City Island
Revaith
H. de B. Parsons
Frederick QO. Spedden
J. M. Macdonough
Ambrose Channel
C. K. G. Billings
Vanadis
North Long Branch
Vanitle
Ratsey’s
Dennis
Vanide
Vanadin
Charles Francis Adama
Helmaman
Mr. Adams
Capt
Hotfoot
Lipton’s Shamrocks Battle in Unsailable Race
In Southampton on June 12 Sir Thomas Lipton’s Shamrock IV and Shamrock III started a race but a capricious wind forced abandonment after about fifteen miles. Shamrock III led early with windward strength, Shamrock IV later overtook before a calm ended the contest with no winner.
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Southampton
England
Thomas Lipton
Shamrock IV
Stanford pair dominates New England tennis tourney finals
In Hartford Connecticut Leland Stanford University players R L Murray and H L Hahn win the singles and doubles titles. Murray defeats W Cote 6 2 6 1 6 2 to claim the singles crown and teams with Hahn beat J A Richards and G C Burgwin 6 1 7 5 6 1 to win the doubles.
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Hiehmend Wi
I. F
Yale
Murray
Hahn
J. A. Richards
Wesleyan
G. C. Burgwin
Trinity
Richards
Big silver cup highlights advertising men's golf outing
One hundred members of the Representatives' Club, magazine advertising men, held contests at Crescent Athletic Club Bay Ridge. Prizes included a huge silver cup donated by Converse Marsh of Bates Advertising and a smaller replica to Hal Reed of The Christian Herald. Fat men’s race, a three legged race for grandfathers, and tennis, golf, and baseball events drew wide participation and prizes. The group returned to New York aboard the Observation after a banquet and distributed an 18 page programme as a souvenir.
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Represenatives’ Club
Crescent Athletic Club
Bay Rid
Converse D. Marsh
Bates Advertising Company
Hal J. Reed
The
Christian Herald
Nndine
W. F. Young
H. W. J. Powel
Vogue
Kipling
Donald McFadyen
McFadyen
Princeton
Mothers’ Magazine
Wris
Nigel Cholmeley-Jones
McClure's
Larry Weaver
Harpers
Archie Edie
Christian Work
Woman's Magazines
Olus Tailenders
Middies
Howard Ruggles
System
Chicago
Winnin
Hquid Court
Harry Porter
Presbrey
George O. Pritchard
Porter
University of Michigan
Chapagees
New York
Francis Lawton, Jr
McClure’s
Sam Smart
House and Garden
James Montgomery
McLaughlin and Cady Reach Transmississippi Final
In Kansas City Missouri M A McLaughlin of Denver and John Deere Cady of Rock Island will vie for the Transmississippi golf title after both winning their semi final matches. McLaughlin defeated Edmunds of St Louis 6 and 4 while Cady beat Morris of Kansas City 7 up 5 to play.
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McLaughlin
Cady
Kansas City
M. A. McLaughlin
Denver
John Deere Cady
Rock Island
Edmunds
St. Louis
B. P. Morris
Advertising manager threat scene sparks column debate
Flagg depicted the advertising manager's task as a choking business man at his desk with a large spiked club in the hand of an ad man. Some attendees objected, saying the picture echoed their daily work and spoiled the day.
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Flagg
Ouimet Sets Pace in British Open Qualifying at Troon
Francis Ouimet, the American open champion, qualified for the British Open with a 154 total, four behind leaders Edward Ray and J. S. Taylor who posted 150. Janus, Braid and Duncan at 151, Vardon 152, with Blackwell missing. Ouimet impressed as he improved beyond rivals while Harold Weber faltered with 87. J J McDermott appeared after missing the boat by eight minutes.
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Tim New York Times
Troon
Scotland
Francis Ouimet
Edward Ray
J. S. Taylor
Janus
Braid
Duncan
Iarry Vardon
Edward Blackwell
Ouimet
Harold Weber
J. J. McDerrott
Havre
Southampton
Miss Browne and sister win U S women's doubles title
At Philadelphia Cricket Club Miss Mary Browne and Mrs. Robert Williams of California defeated Mrs. Edward Raymond of New York and Miss Edna Wildey of New Jersey 8-6 6-2 to claim the United States women's doubles championship for the second straight year and third time overall. Miss Marie Wagner, indoor champion, advances to challenge Browne for the singles title after winning 6-1 7-5 over Claire Cassel.
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Philadelphia
Mary Browne
Robert Williams
California
United States
Edward Raymond
New York
Edna Wildey
Orange
N. J
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Miss Browne
Dorothy Green
Annoval
Marie Wagner
Miss Wagner
Claire Cassel
Shafer Secures Trio of Wins in New Jersey Tennis
George C. Shafer led the Englewood Field Club courts in the New Jersey State tennis championships winning two singles matches and one doubles. He defeated Harold Throckmorton and Louis Graves to reach the final, teaming with Wylie C. Grant to beat Dunham and Throckmorton in doubles.
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George C. Shafer
New Jersey
Englewood
N. J
Shafer
Harold Throckmorton
Princeton
Wylie C. Grant
Throckmorton
St. Dunham
Peir
Grant
Gordon
Fraser-Campbell
Voshell
Frederick Boggs
Pla Voshell
Pope
Louis Graves
G. C. Shafer
Ylie C. Grant
L. Dunham
G. A. Gordon
H. McK. Glazebrook
HB. Kirkland
S. Howard Voshell
Frederick C. Boggs
H. Terrence
M. Hamilton
FE. J. Baldwin
B. W. Stair
W. G. Slade
J H W. Randolph
A. Fraser-Campbell
G. French
Favorites Come Through In Golf
Favorites advanced through the first two rounds of Fox Hills Golf Club’s annual invitation event amid close matches. Semifinals pair Baltusrol’s Max Kh. Marston against Apawamis’ Harold L. Downey, and Baltusrol’s Charles W. Van Vieck Jr. versus Fox Hills’ August F. Kammer with Kammer probing a clear path. Marston edged Fearey 1 up after nineteen holes, Downey won 1 up, Kammer 4 and 6, while Van Vieck survived Yale 2 and 1.
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Fox Hills Golf Club
Max Kh. Marston
Baltusrol
Harold L. Downey
Apawamis
Charles WW. van Vieck, Jr
August F. Kammer
Fox Hills
Marston
van Vieck
Kammer
E. G. B. Riley
van Vleck
Gordon Yale
Yale
B Prindle
Cornell
Morton L. Fearey
Richmond County
Fearey
Morton L. Feary
Percy W. Kendall
Peal
Gordon G. Yale
Lloyd Tefft
Thomas D. Conroy
W. K. Dunn
Oakland
Fox Iffills
J. T. Bishop
Maraton
Feary
Downey
Latterson
Conroy
C. H. Farley
Upper Montclair
A. Anderson
Fox Hillis
A. C. Travis
Englewood
Dr. M. Carpenter
Nathaniel Wheeler
C. H. Wilcox
Haltverol
Jacob A. Janin
Richmond
O. B. Adams
National
Farley
Travis
Wheeler
Janin
Teach
van Loan
Allen
Wyatt
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