Barnes and Tellier Lead Open Golf Standings at Baltusrol
The national open at Baltusrol shows Barnes Tellier tied atop after 36 holes with 146. Brady 147 and Travers 148 trail as record-tying rounds mark a tense chase. Tellier and Barnes both equaled course records while Travers and Brady posted standout rounds, with Baltusrol praised for its testing layout.
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James M. Warnes
Philadelphia
Louis Tellier
Canoe Brook
Michael J. Brady
Wollaston
Jerome D. Travers
Tellier
Barnes
Charles E. Evans, Jr
Chicago
Thomas L. McNamara
Boston
Strady
Travers
Maxwell R. Marston
Harnes
T. Ey
J. M. Barnes
Whitemarsh Valley
J. D. Travers
Upper Montclair
Oston
R. G. MacDonald
Buffalo
Fred McLeod
Columbia Baltimore
Alexander Campell
Walter C Hagen
Stochester
Charles Evans Jr
Edgewater
George Low
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Chevy Chase
Sander
France
David Ogilvie
Morris County
Thomas Kerrigan
Derham
Jack Hutchinson
Pittsburg
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Maidstone
Tusrel
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Bal
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Scarsdale
Alec Smith
Ykagyee
Wilfria Reid
Reaview
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Hinsdale Eee
George T. Say
Woodbury
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Richmond
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French Lick Springs
George Sparling
Brooklawn
Willam Hunte
Arthur Reid
David McKay
Ellevue
Nassau Golf Under Way at Nassau Country Club
Gardiner W. White of Flushing led the Nassau invitation with a 71 in qualifying medal play. Carter and Travis trailed, while a 60 plus-strong field began match play in three flights. Tom Morris event scores show Los Angeles Club winning with a strong down score.
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Flushing
Nassau Country Club
Philip G. Carter
Walter J. Travis
Bridgehampton
Garden City
John M. Ward
Ford A. Duinklin W. Dyer
Monrning
Nassau
J. Gordon Douglas
Pip Ng
Wight Elatics
C. Jennings
Armstrong
William L. Hicks
T Allen
Fox Hills
W. Potter
Piping Hook
James Hyde
South Shore
Alfred Morrell
Chatfield Taylor
Oliver Perin
National Links
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White
Allen
Dunning
Dyer
Jennings
Taylor
Ward
Carter
Perin
Douglas
Hicks
Potter
Hyde
Vis
Tom Morris
Los Angeles
Sioux City
Wholesale Grocers Golf at Haworth
The Wholesale Grocers’ and Allied Association held its annual golf tournament yesterday at Haworth Country Club Haworth New Jersey. C A Corliss won the championship with a low gross score of 52 and Porter took Class A with 84 15 1. Williams was second in Class A with 80 12 7 7. C H Fayre won Class B with 111 25 s5 and J F Brunaugh was second with 114 2589. W B Ballou and A Cornaugh won the foursome with a net score of 8. Thomas Balfe captured the consolation prize with 156 for 18 holes.
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Haworth
Wholesale Grocers’ and Allietion
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Porter
A. Williams
C. H. Fayre
J. F. Brunaugh
W. B. Ballou
A. Cornaugh
Thomas Balft
Corkran Leads Middle Atlantic Golf Qualifying Round
B Warren Corkran of Baltimore won the qualifying round of the Middle Atlantic Golf Association championship at Wilmington Country Club with the 36 holes. T A Jasscer of Baltimore was second with 164. Arthur McGeorge of Wilmington and E B Eynon Jr of Columbia tied for third with 169 each. Baltimore Country Club won the team trophy with 866 strokes. Wilmington was second with 874. Eynon had the best single score of 77 in the afternoon.
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Del
B. Warren Corkran
Baltimore
Wilmington Count Club
T. A. Jasscer
Arthur McGeorge
E. B. Eynon, Jr
Columbia
Eynon
Yale Crew Faces Poisoning Setback Before Regatta
Special to The New York Times from New Haven June 17 reports Yale coach Guy Nickalls saying a tainted meat poisoning attack has seriously weakened key Yale rowers ahead of the Harvard-Yale regatta. He notes Harvard shows improved form and pacing, while Yale braces for impact and intensified training to restore the crew.
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New York Times
New Haven
Conn
Guy Nickalls
Yale
Harvard
Yale Alumni Weekly
England
Simms
Putney
Herrick
Wray
Crimson
Light Work Of The Elis At Gales Ferry
Coach Guy Nickalls continues light duties for Yale crews at today’s sessions. Varsity eight paddled lightly, freshmen and Varsity split half mile efforts in 2 85, second Varsity half mile in 2 25, fastest of the day. Freshmen watch from the coaching launch Tarpon as Nickalls plans another light day with a Saturday tempo row.
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New York Times
Gales Ferry
Conn
Guy Nickalls
Promaine
Nickalls
Harry Wise
Jac Goethius
Graduate Rowing Committee
Rice shifts oarsmen at Poughkeepsie amid multiple crews changes
In a Pennsylvaniacamped shakeup coach Rice moved first and second varsity crews, reassigning Edwin Gould and Rogue shells and testing various lineups. He planned further changes, while Nickalls crews also rearranged, and Cornell reported No. 2 Lund earning praise as Othus remained out.
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N. Y
Nickalls
Pennsylvania
Rice
Columbia
Shell
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Bow
Naumer
Burchard
Mansbach
Sanborn
Dickmann
Bratton
Ferris
Vermeer
Songstaken
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Simonds
Hooven
Cronenberg
Spurgeon
Tichborn
Myers
Sengs
Nickall
Pennsylvania Quarters
Cornell
Lund
Othus
Egbert
Brower
Motor Boat Race Opens With 270 Mile Challenge
The seventh annual New York Motor Boat Club long distance race begins tonight with fifteen entrants in the 270 mile route. Retta D. owned by Charles Dalton is a 1914 winner in the field of cruisers under forty feet. Tomorrow starts the open class with four fast runabouts, Easter owned by E. L. Finch, winner last year, and the new high speed cruiser class debuts with four boats including Houpla owned by Harold Wesson, favored to beat the 23 hour 41 minute record set in 1914.
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New York Motor Boat Club
Retta D
Charles Dalton
Colonial Yacht Club
Easter
E. L. Finch
Houpla
Harold Wesson
New York Yacht Club
Raup Wins Western Handicap in Interstate Trap Meet
ST LOUIS June 17 William Raup of Portage Wisconsin won the Western Handicap the final event of the tenth annual trap shooting tournament of the Interstate Association on 230 shooters after a shoot off Raup scored 71 of 109 targets a tie with George Grubb Wetmore Kansas and T A Snell Staunton Illinois all amateurs. The three then shot twenty targets with Raup scoring eighteen Grubb eighteen and Snell seventeen.
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ST. Louis
William Raup
Portage
Wis
Interstate Association
George Grubb
Wetmore
Kan
T. A. Snell
Staunton
Grubb
Snell
Beekman Continues Rise With Inman Victory In Tennis
Leonard Beekman, rising interscholastic champion, defeated Frederick C. Inman 8-6 6-1 to reach the Metropolitan lawn tennis semi finals on Bronxville courts. Beekman showed smart lobs and steady attack while Inman faltered under nerves and Beekman’s left hand serve.
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Frederick C. Inman
Young Beekman
William M. Johnstone
California Star
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Beekman
Inman
Deuce
Robert le Roy
Arthur M. Lovibond
Lovibond
le Roy
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Walter M. Hall
Wylie C. Grant
King Smith
Tenth Regiment
Hackett
Vanderbilt B. Ward
Granam M Bassford, Jr
Hmit
Willam Rosenbaum
Arthur &. Cragin
Sin Jes
Ward Beekman
Fred C. Inman
Watson M. Washburn
Vanderbilt
B. Ward
A. Bassford, Jr
William Rosenbaum
Dabney and Gardner Reach Massachusetts Tennis Final
Alfred O Dabney and G F P Gardner Jr win semi finals at Longwood Cricket Club in Boston. Dabney beats Bray in straight sets while Gardner loses a second set before winning 3 sets against Seaver. Gardner advances to face Niles in the final.
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Dabney
G. F P. Gardner, Jr
Massachusetts
Longwood Cricket Club
R. C. Bray
Gardner
R. C. Seaver
Seaver
Niles
Buimary
Yamada Again Defeats Spear in Balkline Exhibition
Koji Yamada of Japan defeats George Spear at Daly's Academy in an exhibition of 141 balkline billiards. Final score 250 to 7 after sixteen innings. Yamada scores include high runs of 60 and 2 and an average of 15.16.
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Spear
Koji Yamada
George Spear
Daly'scademy
Sailors Win Inter-Ship Athletic Meet in Brooklyn
Athletes from the U S S Arkansas won the Inter-Ship meet at the Navy Y M C A in Brooklyn. U S S Wyoming placed second and U S S Delaware third with Arkansas taking 624 points and Spalding trophy as permanent owner after two prior legs.
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Arkansas
Navy Y. M. C. A
Brooklyn
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Delaware
Wearing
Peaseley
Lieutenant Northcroft
Norfolk Navy Yard
Jocoy
Miss Bjurstedt, Mrs. Wood Reach Crescent Final
Bay Ridge hosts the Crescent Athletic Club Women's Invitation Tournament closing rounds. National champion Miss Molla Bjurstedt and Mrs. Rawson Wood advance to meet Miss Marie Wagner and Miss Clare Cassel in the doubles final. semifinals pairings include Miss Florence Sheldon with Miss Florence Ballin and Bjurstedt with Miss Cassel.
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Bay Ridge
Molla Bjurstedt
Rawson Wood
Marie Wagner
Clare Cassel
Florence Sheldon
Florence Ballin
Miss Bjurstedt
Miss Cassel
Bjurst
Chare
Cme
A. St. van Winkie
Athletes from Harvard Joins Military Camp at Plattsburg
Cambridge June 17 Several athletes among fifty six undergraduates of Harvard will form part of the military instruction camp to be conducted by a Wer ee at Plattsburg, New York. The list includes William Coolidge, football and track, and A Coolidge, another footballer, C Sant and G Bialeh of the Varsity team. Roosevelt, son of the former president, also joins the camp.
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Mass
Llervard
Plattsburg
Ner
Willicag
Trek
Manehall
Slapas
A. Coolidge
C. Santind
G. Bialeh
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