Brown Medalist Leads Hudson River Golf Medal Qualifying
Charlies H. Brown of the Hudson River Country Club won medalist honors with a 75 in the Hudson River championship qualifier on his home course. Defending champion S. D. Connolly finished three strokes back, while Brown shifted from a morning deficit to a strong finish in rain. Match play starts tomorrow with Brown facing Connolly in the opening round.
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Nassau
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Oliver Wins On Links In Hot Springs Tournament
In Hot Springs Virginia on June 21 the American Golf Association of Advertising Interests held match play. A K Oliver of Pittsburgh last year’s champion won his round 3 and 1 over J Ridgeway of New York. Women’s matches saw Mrs W Sird of New York defeat Mrs John Abeel 2 and 1 and Mrs H R Allison also of New York beat L Hubbs 5 and 4.
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Pittsburgh
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Father and Son Golf Tourney Promises Large Turnout
Steepy Hollow advance word says the annual Father and Son golf tournament will feature many pairings. Phil Carter will play with his father Dr Olin S Carter while Henry J Topping and J A Topping team up with their fathers. Judge Morgan J O'Brien will also start with his son as organizers aim to surpass last year’s ninety four pairs.
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Phil Carter
Olin S. Carter
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Ardsley
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J. A. Topping
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Masterson Becomes Professional Coach for Swedish American A SUUNK Unit
Frank Masterson of New York University recently returned his registration card to the Metropolitan Association of the Amateur Athletic Union and will henceforth be listed as a professional. He will coach athletes of the Swedish American A SUUNK organization which has several promising figures on its roster.
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New York U. S
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SUUNK
Marston Wins Lynnewood Hall Trophy in Rain Hit Final
Maxwell R. Marston of Baltusrol won the sixteenth annual Lynnewood Hall invitation tournament at Huntingdon Valley Country Club. He defeated Cameron B. Buxton of Huntingdon Valley 2 up and 1 to play after a final round played in heavy rain on the Noble course. Semifinals saw Marston beat Hugh L. Willoughby Jr. 2 and 1 and Buxton beat John G. Anderson 2 and 1.
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Baltusrol
Lynnewood Hall
Huntingdon Valley Country Club
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Huntingdon Valley
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Wesleyan Nine Lacks Punch In Disappointing Season
Wesleyan undergraduates lament a poor baseball season with six letter men and Westcott in pitching for the Red and Black. Despite strong batting and several near wins, errors in key moments and lack of aggressiveness doomed the team as opponents from similar colleges capitalized. Seeholzer and Du Bois showed flashes of form but could not lift the squad.
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Crack Alumni Nine Set For Michigan Commencement Game
University of Michigan alumni plan a tough June 21 game against the varsity as part of commencement week. Prominent names include Branch Rickey returning as bench manager, John Lavan and George Sisler in the alumni lineup, with former stars Pud Rogers Thurber Davis and Spike Shunne among others making up a formidable squad.
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New York Yacht Club Sees Mariette Trial in Newport
The schooner Mariette built by Herreshoff for J. Fred Brown of Boston underwent trial on the measured course in Bristol Harbor, reaching over ten knots. Owners and designer aboard praised performance. Mariette aims to defeat Vanderbilt’s Vagrant and will race in Newport and Marblehead before meeting Vagrant.
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Boston
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Narragansett Hay
Shrubb Sets Cross Country Prep Schedule for 1917 Team
Alfred Shrubb, coach of the Harvard cross country squad, orders all trainees to report at Belmont on Sept 11 to train before the season. The team will face Cornell at Ithaca on Nov 4, Yale at Cambridge on Nov 11, and the intercollegiates at New Haven on Nov 28. Key dependable runners include Captain Bancroft, White House of 1917, White House of 1918, and Hutchinson of 1919, who captained the freshman last fall.
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Large field enters ocean race from Whortleberry Island to Block Island
Twenty six yachts and eleven power boats will contest the thirteenth annual sailing and ninth annual power boat races Saturday under the New York Athletic Club. Races start at 11 AM for sailing entries with two classes decked cabin yachts and handicap yachts. cruisers 12 PM. third division at 4 PM. The Flyaway III set a course record last year and naval patrol boats may yet enter if they reach the club before entries close.
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Big regatta at St Paul draws vast Mississippi flotilla
The Mississippi Valley Power Boat Association regatta at St Paul will attract about a thousand boats for a three day event. A St Louis flotilla arrives July 3 after 62 to 83 mile daily legs, while a Kansas City group tours 1500 miles round trip. Prizes total 10000 dollars with cups and trophies, and a race between Miss Detroit and Miss Minneapolis is highlighted.
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YACHT HANDICAPS FIXED FOR GRAVESEND BAY REGATTA
John R. Brophy announced handicaps for the Crescent Athletic Club regatta to be sailed up Gravesend Bay on Saturday. First Division includes Joy, Careless, La Cabana, Sterling, Saciaw with 12 to 14 percent allowances. Second Division lists Loafer, May, Frances, Wenonah, Wahkan W., Oriole, Fram with 5 to 18 percent. Third Division shows Sunbeam, Bug HH, Mavourneen, Alcyon, Spider with 8 to 15 percent. Metropolitan R C Regatta set for Harlem River course, about three-quarters of a mile, starting at the Speedway and finishing opposite the club at 157th Street.
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Spider
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Haverford to Recognize Baseball as Major College Sport
Next spring Haverford will recognize baseball as a major college sport end the team from the Haverford Baseball Club will become the college nine. The squad, with itching staff Buzby Gibson and Jaynes, begins season intact despite the loss of Lukens Carey and Steere.
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