Stock Exchange Golf Tourney At Knollwood Ends In Narrow Win
The fourth annual Stock Exchange handicap golf contest at Knollwood near White Plains drew over fifty brokers. Benson B. Sloan won first prize with net 65 but E W Gould and A L Norris followed close. Norris also posted the lowest gross score seven under par. Warren B Nash endured a rough round and earned the booby prize with 144 total strokes. The event featured notable participants from Wall Street clubs and included prizes and medals from Knollwood Club.
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Stock Exchange
Knollwood Country Club
White Plains
Wall Street
Knollwood
Stock Exchange Golfing Fraternity
Willie Kirk
Warren B. Nash
Westchester Country Club
Nash
Stock Exchange Golf Committee
Benson B. Sloan
E. W. Gould
Harbor Hill
A. L. Norris
Dyker Meadow
Louis 8
Henry P. Toler
Daniel Chauncey
Dyker Meadow Club
Chauncey
Knollwood Club
A. R. Fish
Louis S. Kerr
H. P. Toler
F. P. Kimball
Gross. Holc
Garden City
T. D. Hooper
Fairfield
Baltusrol
FE. F. Slayback
Montclair
G. C. Miller
Richmond County
BE. W. Jewett
Robert Goodbody
North Jersey
W. L. Thompson
Morris County
W. T. Floyd
St. Andrew’s
F. M. Freeman
H. H. Henry
R. King
W. Raymond
Apawamis
C. Runyon, Jr
New, Brunswick
S. Walker, Jr
Englewood
C. J. Turner, Jr
Baltustel
Arthur Whitney
ST E. Chamberlin
Westchester
F. C. Hicks
Richmond Hill
W. S. Brigham
A. B. Boyd
W. H. Motley
P. P. Worrall
A. W. Morse
G. L. Stout
Essex County
A. L. Niles
Monmouth
Schumacher, Jr
F. B. Tilghman
Crescent
W. B. Nash
Westchester County
Travis Wins Oakland Cup at Bayside Links
Walter J. Travis defeats W. G. Barnwell 8 up 6 to play to clinch the Oakland Cup in the Oakland Golf Club tourney near Bayside Long Island. C. H. Robbins takes the Consolation Cup by defeating R. E. P. Fish 5 up 4 to play. Over forty open handicap entrants. A. W. Rossiter wins net prize with 74. Travis posts best gross 80.
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Walter J. Travis
Oakland Golf Club
Bayside
L. I. Travis
W. G. Barnwell
C. H. Robbins
Oakland
R. E. P. Fish
Harbor Hill
A. W. Rossiter
Jenkins Wins At Wee Burn Golf Club In Stamford
On the Wee Burn links at Noroton Stamford a golf competition for prizes by Schuyler Merritt was held. George A. Jenkins won 2 up with multiple players finishing down, including F. C. Hecker and H. J. Williams. Genevieve Hecker, New Metropolitan champion, was present and honored for her recent achievements.
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New York Times
Stamford
Conn
Wee Burn
Noroton
Schuyler Merritt
Genevieve Hecker
Metropolitan
George A. Jenkins
F. C. Hecker
Wyatt Taylor
C. H. Zelly
George E. Hecker
H. J. Williams
J. T. Williams,Jr
George Sherrill
Felthes Travis
W. L. Baldwin
W. D. Phillips
W. N. Capen
J. H. White
Haks
Hillandale Golf Club
Governors Cup opens at Apawamis with big field of golfers
A large field of golfers filled the Apawamis Golf Club near Rye for the Governors Cup first round. Sixteen players qualified to advance to match play, joined by three tied for the sixteenth spot.
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Apawamis Golf Club
Rye
Club Competition At Marine and Field Club For Silver Trophy
A club event on the Marine and Field Club links near Bath Beach yielded A. D. Seaver as first prize winner and D. A. Fuller with the lowest gross score. The field included Thomas F. Finley and H. M. Stevens among others with notable scores.
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Marine and Field Club
Bath Beach
A. D. Seaver
D. A. Fuller
Gross
Golf Victory in President's Cup Second Round at Morris County
The Morris County Golf Club course near Morristown New Jersey hosted the second round of play. W Allston Flagg defeated A Wright Post 5 up 4 to play Archibald Forbes beat Charles Scribner 7 up 5 to play W L Thompson defeated J B Dickson 1 up George J Little beat H W Ford 3 up 2 to play W G Marsh won against bogey two up and H W Ford finished even with bogey for second.
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Morris County Golf Club Links
Morristown
N. J
W. Allston Flagg
A. Wright Post
Archibald Forbes
Charles Scribner
W. L. Thompson
J. B. Dickson
George J. Little
H. W. Ford
W. G. Marsh
Hutchinson Beats Two Amateurs At Shinnecock Hills
Southampton L I June 16 Tom Hutchinson the new Scotch pro at Shinnecock Hills Golf Club defeated club amateurs T M Robertson and W J Hitt 6 up and 4 to play. Robertson captains Yale's golf team. A 56 hole medal match is set for Saturday June 23 between Hutchinson and George Law of Dyker Meadow.
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New York Times
Southampton
L. I
Tom Hutchinson
Shinnecock Hills Golf Club
T. M. Robertson
W. J. Hitt
Robertson
Yale
Hutchinson
George Law
Dyker Meadow
John Reid Jr Repeats Win In St Andrew’s Handicap
A sparse turnout for the third monthly handicap at St. Andrew's Golf Club saw John Reid Jr win again in Class A. The report notes the top two scores in each class, though the article provides only partial results.
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St. Andrew's
St. Andrew's Golf Club
John Reid, Jr
Pleasure Drivers Meeting Plans Open Brooklyn Speedway
The Pleas ure Drivers Association reorganized their executive committee at Coney Island Boulevard to push the Brooklyn Speedway project. Work on the route from Twenty second Avenue to Kings Highway is being rushed to meet Park Commissioner Brower’s pledge of a July 1 completion with a grand parade featuring sulkies runabouts automobiles equestrians and many clubs in line.
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Pleasure Drivers’ Association
Coney Island Boulevard
Brooklyn
Twenty-second Avenue
Kings Highway
Gravesend
William M. Clark
J. T. Williamson
Edward H. Itjen
William A
Brooklyn Whip Club
H. H. Salmon
James D. Bell
Good Roads Association of Brooklyn
Alex Schwalbach
H. B. Fullerton
Rosette Club
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Pleasure Driving Association
Richmond County
Road Drivers’ Association of
Manhattan
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Borough of
Four In Hand Club
Automobile Club of America
Brooklyn Jockey Club
Riding and Driving Club of
Polo Club
Futurity Club
Troop C of
Third Gatling Battery of
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Kings County Riding Club
George W. Brower
Road Riders of
Needle Swallowed by Two Year Old Exits Body
Oscar Ringman, two, of 9912 Ewing Avenue, swallowed a needle some time ago. Thursday the needle emerged from beneath the right rib area. Dr. Bass removed a 244 inch needle. child in good health with no serious results anticipated.
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The
Chicago Tribune
Oscar
Andrew Ringman
Ewing Avenue
New York Athletic Club Travers Island meet yields near records
At Travers Island the sixty fourth annual New York Athletic Club games saw no records broken as the crowd of 7 000 to 8 000 watched events led by Duffy and Tewksbury in the 100 yard dash and John Flanagan in the hammer throw near matching the world mark. Weight thrower Long and relay squads from NYAC and other clubs performed strongly amid cool weather and train delays.
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David’s Island
New York
Kraenzlein
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M. W. Long
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Richard Sheldon
Bascom Johnson
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Hatfield
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Riemer
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Columbia University
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Hartford
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Conn
Arthur Duffy
Georgetown University
George D. Heriot
Larchmont Athletic Club
John F. Miller
St. George Athletic Club
B. J. Weters
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J. F. Miller
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M. J. Cregan
Greater New York Irish Athletic Association
John Bray
Williams College
H. P. Smith
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Vy. G
Wondy R. Sheldon
W. D. Hennen
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R. J. Sheridan
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G. W. Orton
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M. Long
J. Bray
H. J. N. Asendorf
George Holbrook
Philip Saytes
W. S. Edwards
W. E. Grady
O. Ordwein
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Victor Andrews
D. J. O'Sullivan
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Brrk. Mayer
Daniel Reuss
B. Johnson
R. S. Paulding, Sr
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T. N. McLain
W. J. Feldkamp
New Yorks Rally Past Philadelphia in Ninth Inning
National League game saw New Yorks gain five hits in the ninth to score four runs after Philadelphia held a firm lead. Despite five hits through eight frames, the visitors' late surge produced decisive runs, with Van Haltren and Hickman noted for key plays.
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New Yorks
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Dodgers Beat Boston In Eight Inning Rally
Duncan's eighth inning work coupled with Cross's homer gives Brooklyn four runs to Boston's total. Boston left eight men on base as Brooklyn pulls ahead with a late burst and secure a 4 to 0 or 4 to something win.
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Boston
Mass
Dincan
Cross
Brooklyn
Wnops
Baseball score row with team abbreviations and players
Fragment shows teams Chicago and Pittsburg with encoded scores and a list of players Batteries Killen and Chance Tannehill Ches bro Schriver and O Connor.
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R. H. E. Chicago
Pittsburg
Killen
Chance
Tannehill
Chesbro
Schriver
O’connor
Unsigned Basketball Standings Report
The fragment lists teams and records including Philadelphia Chicago Brooklyn St Louis Boston New York Pittsburg Cincinnati with win loss rows and percentages. The data appears as a league table with team abbreviations and performance figures in a historical sports context.
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Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Boston
New York
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Games Today Pittsburg Chicago St Louis Cincinnati
American League games listed with results in Chicago Indianapolis Detroit Cleveland Buffalo and Milwaukee matchups. Scores include Chicago 6 over Indianapolis and Milwaukee 8 over Buffalo.
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St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Detroit
Minneapolis
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Buffalo
New York State League Scores Reported
Schenectady defeats Oswego 9 to 5 at Schenectady. Albany beats Binghamton 10 to 6 in Albany. Utica wins 7 to 5 over Rome in Utica. Troy sweeps Cortland 7 to 5 in Troy.
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Schenectady
Oswego
Albany
Binghamton
Utica
Rome
Troy—Cortland
Troy
Yale Beats Orange 3-2 In Ninth Inning Hectic Amateur Game
In Orange on June 16 Yale University defeated the Orange Athletic Club 3 to 2 after rallying with two runs in the ninth. Guernsey and Hirsh reached on balls, Camp delivered a bases loaded hit to left scoring Hirsh, and Camp later scored on a skyscraper by left fielder. Lawson pitched well for Orange, while Yale stranded runners early before the late surge. Umpire Burns officiated as Yale fans left disappointed despite a late push.
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Eam
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Hirsh
Thompson
Bronson
Tompson
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Kelley
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Knickerbocker Field Club Triumphs in Inter-Club Series
The Knickerbocker Field Club defeated a Crescent Athletic Club team yesterday in the Brooklyn inter-club baseball series at the Crescent Athletic Club grounds. The visitors scored all their runs early and were shut out after the fourth inning. The score:
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Knickerbocker Field Club
Crescent A. C
Brooklyn
Crescent Athletic Club
Harvard 1 Holy Cross 0 in clean pitchers duel
Harvard edged Holy Cross 1 to 0 in Cambridge cited as a clean battle between pitchers. Kendall doubled and scored on Wendell’s timely hit in the sixth, with Wendell and Coolidge among the notable players.
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New York Times
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Holy Cross
Kendall
Wendell
Williams Triumphs Over Amherst 5-4 In Collegiate Clash
Williams defeats Amherst 5 to 4 on Weston Field in a clean errorless game. Rushmore allowed multiple hits while the Williams offense produced late runs. Notable plays include Field two-base hit and Risley three-base shots, with Sawyer and Priddy contributing on defense.
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Mass
Williams
Amherst
Weston Field
Rushmore
William S. Amherst
Russell
Oj Kent
Hefman
Thompson
Risley
Couch
Street
O Tinker
Plunkett
OjField
Lydecker
O/Hawley
Seaver
Priddy
Edwards
Savour
Bent
Heffernan
Mr. Snyder
Michigan Beats Cornell 11-3 to Win Series Finale
In Detroit on June 16 Utley pitched for Michigan as the Wolverines defeated Cornell 11 to 3 to clinch the three game series. Snow highlighted the offense with 4 runs batted in and Michigan built an early lead with a 4 run second inning. Batteries Utley Whitney Bole Sanders and Green combined for the complete line.
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Cornell
Detroit
Mich
Utley
Snow
R. H. E. Michigan
Utley and Whitney
Bole, Sanders, and Green
First Big Century Run Draws 1117 Cyclists Across Long Island
The New York Journal annual century ride drew 1117 cyclists including 33 women. Riders started from Bedford Rest Brooklyn, traveled to Richmond Hill Jamaica Valley Stream Amityville then returned via Coney Island finishing about 1 AM. The 11th division led by Mrs May Smith completed the 100 miles in 11 hours 50 minutes with divisions staggered through the day.
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New York Journal
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Bedford Avenue
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Merrick Road
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Amityville
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Lynbrook
Rockaway Beach
Rockaway
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Century Road Club Association
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Charles Baker
Charles Pickard
Brockton
Mass
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Bedford
Murphy
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Connecticut
C. Ford Seeley
Frankie Schmidt
New York
Logan
Bridgeport
Conn
Americans Hold Fire in International Revolver Match
Six American marksmen completed their scores against France at Greenville Schuetzen Park as light failed and four more opted to shoot tomorrow. Sergt. William E. Petty led the local effort with 51 points but placed second to both French and American rivals. French shooters await results expected tomorrow at 2 oclock.
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Greenville Schuetzen Park
Atlantic
Sergt
William E. Petty
New York
Bay State
University of Pennsylvania Receives $900000 in Donations
Provost Harrison reports over 900000 contributed to Penns growth in the past year highlighting public and private generosity. The piece notes new museums law building and dormitories while urging greater state and civic support amid concerns about financing.
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Harrison
University of Pennsylvania
Rowth
J. Pepper
Penn
Nevada Senators reject renomination of Indian Agent Spriggs
The renomination of Fred B. Spriggs of New York, serving as Indian Agent in Nevada since 1897, was rejected because Nevada Senators objected to him on the ground that he was unfit for the position.
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Fred B. Spriggs
New York
Nevada
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