Marston Wins Wamis Tourney in Old Golf Clash
LX Marston defeats Grant Peacock to win the Wamis Club tournament final after a grueling match noted by long drives and precise iron play. Peacock pressed early and late, but Marston steadied with two late holes and sealed victory by one up in a high intensity finish at the home course.
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Raltusrol
Nawamis Club
Grant Peacock
Wapton DY
Ubh
W. H
Buffalo
Peacock
Bn M. Ward
Garden General
Mans Rhiet
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Isras
Sigmier
Marisk
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Marston Beree
New York Plans 20 000 Athletes for Safe and Sane Fourth
New York City gears up for the tenth Safe and Sane Fourth of July, with more than 20 000 athletes entered from elementary schools to A A U veterans. The event features track and field meets at multiple parks beginning 3 pm, plus swimming, folk dancing, and band concerts across parks and baths citywide.
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New York
William J. Lee
William J. Gaynor
Young Men's Christian Association
Young Men's Hebrew Association
Army
Navy
Jesser
Hoffner Wins Philadelphia Golf Title Over Maxwell
George Hoffner of Bala defeats Maxwell of Overbrook 2 up to win the Philadelphia Championship at Pennsylvaniol Country Club. Heffner led morning round by eight holes and overcame a late challenge to secure the title on June 28 in Philadelphia.
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Philadell
WHIA
George " Heffner
Bala
Philadelphia Today At & Pailment Country Club
Maxwell
Overbrook
Heffner
Whitney Wins Golf Title in Southern Championship Final
Nelson Whitney of New Orleans defeated Jacoby of Dallas to win the South S Golf Association championship in New Orleans on June 28. The final match concluded with Whitney taking the title after a close contest that measured the twenty-fifth hole.
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Feats Jacoby
New Orleans
Nelson Whitney
Gefentty
Seals Jacoby
Dallas
Oarsmen Race Close In Metropolitan Regatta On Harlem River
Oarsmen battled tight in Metropolitan Privilege Club regatta on the Harlem River. Close finishes marked the thirty-ninth annual event with A. T. Stewart winning the novice single and B. A. Black taking the 40 yard swim. Mixed gig and eight red shell races produced victories for Farnan and Trowe and for Mastin, Zill, Loga n, Quinn crews amid windy conditions.
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Metropolitan Priva Club
Harlem
Uéhéy
A. T. Stewart
B. A. Black
KB. Farnan
J. J
HH. Mastin
T. Zill
Dé. Va Lgan
Joe Quinn
L. A. Jauaa
Wella
T Black
George Froelich
BE. A. Black
Protich
George Zerner
George Nénbach
A. Johnson
Walker Beats Dean for College Title
Arthur L. Walker Jr. of Columbia defeated Princeton’s J. S. Dean 4 up 2 to play in the final round at Merion to win the intercollegiate golf championship. Walker trailed after the morning 18 but rallied to prevail in the 36-hole match. Pennsylvania’s R. K. Hanson beat teammate Daniel Rhoads 3 up 1 to play in the other final.
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Shexteenth
Peacock
Cork
Harris B. Fenn
Ridgea
Harold L. Downey
Hore
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Cherry Valley
Norton
Apawa
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Kerry Valley
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Pat Scholle
Century
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Proceton
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Merion Cricket Club
Arthur L. Walker, Jr
Columbia University
J. S. Dean
Columbia
Walker
Dean
Tiger Lad
Richmond County
Staten Island
Oswald Kirby
R. K. Hanson
Pennsylvania
Daniel Rhoads
Scott
Hanson
Rhoads
Harvard football start delayed until mid September
Cambridge Mass June 29 Harvard football candidates will report September 15 for fall practice under Head Coach Robert Fisher. A core group may meet earlier at Sparhawk Hall Ogunquit Me with Reggie Brown as scout. The committee aims to hire Derrie Parmenter for centres and will have Gil Brown Huntington Hardwick as ends.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Robert Fisher
Sparhawk Hall
Ogunquit
Reggie Brown
Fisher
Percy Haughton
Derrie Parmenter
Gil Brown
Huntington Hardwick
Harrie Cadman
Bill Snow
Dick Wineworth
Mal Logan
Fred Bradlee
Pooch Donovan
Murray
Babe Felton
Morras Phinney
Eddie Casey
Henry Faxon
Mose Hadley
Ter Clark
Tom Woods
Vic Nelson
Jabish Holmes
Bob Sedgwick
Marlin
Olmsted
Arnold Horween
Charley Havemeyer Clark Macomber
George Flynn
Phil Philbin
Joe Ryan
Chandler Anderson
George Lee
Dick Humphrey
Jim MacDowell
Ben Hunneman
Jack Conlon
Phil Coburn
Fred Church
Ralph Horween
Princeton
Rufus
Roger Evey Wins State Golf Title At New Britain
Roger H.vey of Shuttle Meadow Golf Club defeated W. Parker Seeley of Brooklawn Club Bridgeport nine up with eight to play to capture the Connecticut State golf championship at New Britain.
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New Britain
Conn
Roger H.vey
Shuttle Meadow
W. Parker Seeley
Brooklawn Club
Bridgeport
Twelve Yachts Compete in 62nd Brooklyn Regatta
The lower bay regatta drew twelve boats at Atlantic Yacht Club due to light winds. Tautoise owned by L L Beebe Jr led from start to finish in the knockabout division with 1 lg 1, time 4 11 31 at Chippewa. Meteor won the Star Class after the only rival withdrew. Mouse led the four-boat Canoe fleet to the line.
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Atlantic Yacht Club
Brooklyn Yacht Club
L. L. Beebe, Jr
Atlantic Yacat Club
Taut
Chippewan
Mouse
Hich
B. Supper
New York Canoe Club
R. Finlay
Meteor
Arad
Teller's Woof Wins Bayside Yacht Club Regatta
Fifteen yachts across three classes Bayside Birds and Bayside Bees and Bayside Stars competed on Little Neck Bay. Commodore William Teller's Woof led the Bird class from start to finish. W. L. Inslee’s star class boat Taurus finished about two minutes ahead of George Abbott’s Aria. George Hopewell won the Bee class with Maybe as the winner. A strong shifting wind produced fast times.
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Bayside Birds
The
Stars
Bayside Bees
Bayside Yacht Club
Little Neck Bay
William KK. Teller
Woof
Ww. L. Inslee
Taurus
George Abbott
George Hopewell
H.M.S Woof
Cowl
A. Neabitt
Starfight
Iety
J. Robinson
A. Knapp
Beethere Cross
Neria
Crosby Ibis
Bayside
H Clark
W Mack
H Gaines
Polo tournament shifts to Cedarhurst with Meadow Brook stars
The Rockaway Hunting Club in Cedarhurst hosts a two week polo tournament featuring Santa Barbara four from Meadow Brook, Meadow Brook Alligators led by Hitchcock and Whitney, and other clubs like Whippany River Cooperstown and Rockaway. Governors cup marks first renewal since 1916 with ten to sixty nine teams in entry list.
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Meadow Brook
Rockaway Hunting Club
Cedarhurst
Santa Barbara
Well
California
W. H. Tevis
G. G. Moore
FF Boeseke
H. B. Blackwell
Thomas Hitchcock, Jr
C. V. Whitney
H. P. Whitney
Rovers
Thomas le Bouillier
Q. A. Shaw McKean
G. M. Heckscher
Whippany River
G. C. Sherman
Jehie Kinney
Léland_H. Ross
Lee Grapings
Harry East
Cooperstown
F. H. Prince, Jr
F. Ambrose Clark
H._P. Whitney
Devereux Milburn
C. C. Rumsey
von Stade
Malcolm Stevenson
J. W. Webb
L. E. Stoddard
Meadow Brook Rovers
Whippany Hiver
Rockaway Rockaway B
Blizzar
Hrynawr
Meadow Brook Alligatora
Anta Barbara
Rockaway
Rockaws
Piping Rock
Meadow Prook
Great Neck
William A. Hazard, Sr
The
W. T. P. Hazard
E. C. Cowan
L. Anderson
J. D. Richards
RF. Taonard
Seward Cary
C. B. Dixon
J. W. Leonard
Alicia Captures Seawanhaka Open Regatta Victory
Seawanhaka-Corinthian Yacht Club held a Lip regatta on Long Island Sound after a wartime hiatus. Alicia skippered by W Baldwin won the 14 1/2 mile round schooner race defeating Allure by 1 minute 15 seconds while Lena topped the 30 footer class, and Robin Hood III won in mixed handicap after a brisk northeast wind.
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Oyster Bay
L. L
Seawanhaka-Corinthian Yacht Club
Long Island Sound
E. C. Benedict
Oneida
Lloyd's Point
Larchmont Yacht Club
W. Baldwin
Alicia
IE. P. Alker
Allure
Ogden Reid
New York Yacht Club
Lena
Fred Richards
Robin Hood III
H.M.S. H.M.S
Lela
W. Baldwin Alu
P. Alker
Watson Goes to Minors in Major League Shakeup
Milton Muley Watson former Philadelphia Phillies pitcher is sold to Indianapolis to replace Mike Andergast who did not report. The move is expected to boost the Indians pitching corps as they bid to strengthen their American Association roster.
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Watson
Milton (Muley) Watson
Philadelphia Nationals
Indianapolis
American Association
Jack Hendricks
Mike Andergast
Phillies
Bloomfield to Host A A U Meet for Doughboys Return
Bloomfield New Jersey plans a three day welcome carnival for returning doughboys featuring an American Athletic Union meet from July 4. three open A A U events are scheduled including a 100 yard dash a 1 000 yard race and a 30 yard dash with invitations extended to prominent athletes to participate.
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Bloomfield
N. J
Kilpatrick Will Not Play for Indiana Next Season
Indiana University will be without star half back Kenneth L. Kilpatrick for the forthcoming season. Doctors advise retirement from football after head injuries suffered in a game against Kentucky last year, fearing reoccurrence if he resumes play for the Hoosiers.
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Kilpatrick
Indiana University
Indiana
Kenneth L. Kilpatrick
Kentucky
Track stars from Chicago area aim for AIAA meet title
National running champion Jete Ray Frank Loomis and Harold Irons Marshall from the Chicago A A are among the standout entrants in the second annual track and field meet of the American Industrial Athletic Association to be held in Gary Indiana on July 4. Eastern contenders will also be represented by top athletes in the meet among villa employees from South Chicago and Gary.
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Jete Ray
Ee A. C
Frank Loomis
Harold Irons
Marchall
Chicago A. A
Amon
Prominen
American Industrial Athletic Association
Gary
Ind
Villa
Chicago
Chicago A. A. Eyes Second Annual Public Water Carnival
Officials of the Chicago Amateur Aquatic Association plan a two day public water carnival following the success of last year’s event. Organizers aim to attract wider participation and raise community awareness through demonstrations and competitions.
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Chicago A. A
Wrestling Biter Fined and Banned After Slavic Grappler Incident
In a match at Ockford Slav heavyweight Javo Sajatovich of Rockford Illinois bit rival Steve Savage after failing to gain a hold. The referee halted the bout and the next day Sajatovich was fined a nominal sum and ordered out of town.
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Javo Sajatovich
Rockford
Til
Steve Savage
Ockford
Giav
Savage
Sajatovich
New York Cricketers Triumph Over Merion by 206 Runs
New York defeats Merion Cricket Club by 206 runs in the Halifax Cup match at West New Brighton. New York tallies 260 while Merion is all out for 54. Notable performers include Morris and Vetterlein for New York and Miller and Poyer for Merion.
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Merion Club
New York
Merion Cricket Club
West New Brighton
Morris
B. Vettertein
Rvilie
BR. Miller
B. Vetterfelm
Kes
KR. Beresford
B. Morria
Wee
F. G. Taylor
B. Vetterielm
F. G. Hales
H. Rua
Toservteers
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Cebeadsae
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Merion Co
C. C
Manhattan Cricket Club
Cameron Club
Prospect Park
Boom in Lake Yachting Milwaukees Upcoming Regatta Season
Milwaukee yachtsmen announce a packed schedule starting July 4 with the Milwaukee Yacht Club regatta. The list includes Winkler Cup races, Tegtmeyer Cups for universal rule and lug class boats, White Jake cruising, Rank and Motteram Cup, Wind Point cruising, and the annual regatta through September.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Yacht Club
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