Seniors in Force at Apawamis Golf Show Oldest Players Thrive
The Apawamis Club hosted its fourth annual senior tournament for players 55 and older. Eugene Frayer of Englewood won with a net 151 after a 36-hole round, defeating James F. Bless of Newark by two strokes. Other notable results included John B. McDonald and Justice Morgan J. O’Brien finishing close behind, with ex-Gov. John W. Griggs scoring 93 in the morning and 100 in the afternoon.
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James F. Bless
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Eugene Fray‘er
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John B. McDonald
Morgan J. O’brien
R. H Robertson
United States Golf Association
Robert M. Thompson
Mr. Robertson
Col. Thompson
John W. Griggs
New Jersey
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Sheldon
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United States Steel Corporation
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Reading
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Steel Trust
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Raincoats and double shoes for fall wear at Rocers Peer & Co
Fall investments for men include wool waterproof raincoats treated with Priestley Cravenette Process priced 20 to 35 dollars and all weather double thickness waterproof leather walking shoes at 5.50 dollars. Thermos Picnic Pails promote keeping food hot. Stores located at Three Broadway locations.
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Golf Handicap Marks Fort Worth Officer in Net Scores
An Fort Worth officer and Mr. Smink posted similar golf results though the officer carried a larger handicap. Judge Henry Stoddard arrived from New Haven with friends and scored well. Dr. W. Gill Wylie, former Ardsley Club champion, posted a strong gross score. James D. Foot and Dr. Carl K. E. Martin tied for best gross at 166, each earning 3. They will play off this week for a silver pitcher, with a loving cup for the loser. Daniel Chauncey, president of the USGA, carded a 12 and a three on the home hole. The club awarded prizes for low morning and afternoon net scores, including a clock and silver candlesticks.
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Smink
Henry Stoddard
New Haven
W. Gill Wylie
Ardsley
James D. Foot
Carl K E. Martin
Fairfield
Daniel Chauncey
United States Golf Association
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A. F. Huston
Philadelphia
Chicagoan Nathaniel Moore Wins First Division Cup at Hot Springs
Special to The New York Times from Hot Springs Virginia reports Nathaniel Moore of Chicago captured the handsome club cup in the finals of the first division this afternoon in the annual Autumn golf tournament. Vilas Beckwith took the runner-up cup. Winners in the other divisions include A P Clapp of Garderm City E T Nichols Jr of Virginia Hot Springs and J Hubbard of Crescent Athletic Club Brooklyn.
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New York Times
Hot Springs
Nathaniel Moore
Chicago
Vilas Beckwith
A. P. Clapp
Garderm City
E. T. Nichols, Jr
Virginia Hot Springs
Intercollegiate golf finals set after two rounds
Newton Massachusetts reports two Harvard players T Briggs and H Wilder plus Princeton’s D Roberts and Yale’s K Mosser qualified for tomorrow’s Intercollegiate Golf Association individual championship match play. Briggs posted the best medal with a 73, tying Yale’s C E Van Vieck for low score on the Brae Burn links.
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Yale
Autos Set Fresh Fast-Track Records at Fairmount Park
Philadelphia reports record runs by Locomobile and other six-cylinder cars during morning practice for the founders' week races at Fairmount Park. George Robertson and Jim Florida set sub 9:30 laps, while several others posted fast times. Two accidents occurred but caused no serious injuries. repairs expected overnight. Several new members were timed on the course, including Welch, Chadwick, and Acme drivers.
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Washington rider dies after crash at Burk track
James Connelly of Washington, 18, was injured when he collided with a post during a motorcycle race at the Coppershite track in Burk Va. He died later at Emergency Hospital in Washington.
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James Connelly
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Kaufmann and Bradley Set Six Round Heavyweight Bout
The Nation Athletic Club hosts a six round heavyweight clash between Al Kaufmann and Fred Bradley on East Twenty fourth Street. It marks the first meeting of two top white heavies in years and acts as an elimination bout for heavyweight honors with the winner advancing to face the McCoy Stewart winner next week.
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Nation Athletic Club
East Twenty-fourth Street
National Club
Kid McCoy
JJ Stewart
FISHING AND FISHERMEN REPORT STRONG OCT FISHING
Blackfish and flounder catches highlighted by Goose Creek and Jamaica Bay anglers. Noted successes include high pounders and multiple species across New York waters. Argonaut Club of Harlem plans third Jamai Bay trip with officers elected at annual meeting.
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Isl. Will. Pl
Rarfer Weston
Morris Spier
John Grebs
John Buhle
Paul Frey
E. Rupprecht
al W. Kramer
Michael Allen
Goose Creek
Johan Joyce
Brooklyn
Joyce
Wisconsin
Fox Rivers
Hockaway
Jamaica Bay
al Sommers
Harbor Fishing Clu
New York
Rockaway
Argonaut Fishing Club
Harlem
Jamai Bay
James Stevens
Henry Earle
Robert Elkins
Jame Roberts
Henry Havens
Ted Ang Association
Campbell to Coach Harvard Eleven
In Cambridge Harvard football practice highlights the arrival of captain Dave Campbell and the first secret session of the year. Campbell, set to stay about three weeks, aids Harvard offense as coaches test new plays behind closed gates before Saturday’s scrimmage with Williams College. Verwiebe blocks a punt for the subs TD and Cutting scores on a Cutler pass amidst second-team work.
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New York Times
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Dave” Campbell
Dave Campbell
Williams College
Verwiebe
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Cutler
Wheaton's Strong Play Elevates Yale Scrimmage
Yale's left end position shifted to freshman Mer Ser eau Mersereau with Wheaton shining at left wing as the varsity halves Philbin and Murphy rested. Hopkins at quarterback wavered, Bingham and Goebel underperformed in new spots, and the scrubs saw Holt punt sixty yards twice while Holt scored. Varsity 12 Second Eleven 0.
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Richardson Shines In Naval Academy Football Practice
Annapolis Md Oct 8 There was strong practice at the Naval Academy with over twenty minutes of hard work against the scrubs three scores by the regulars. Richardson stood out with remarkable ground gaining and sprinting ability while Reinicke trails for the full back post. Delayed and forward passes were tested by the first team though the scrubs disrupted them End play lagged behind yesterday's St Johns game.
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Robertson
West Point Scrimmage Shows Varsity Edge Over Scrubs
West Point scrimmage today shows improvement as Varsity defeats scrubs with a Wood two pass drive reaching midfield and Chamberlin finishing with a touchdown. McCoach strengthens line at center while Johnston and Stearns return to strong defensive roles. fumbles remain a weakness as Raine, Coach Tipton and Cadet Pullen drill ball security. Grebele sidelined with a lame ankle.
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New York Times
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Johnston
Stearns
Raine
Tipton
Cadet
Pullen
Grebele
Cornell Football Scrimmage Prep for GWU Tilt
Ithaca Oct 8 Cornell held a 30 minute scrimmage with freshmen as varsity scored three touchdowns. Tydeman with a 20 yard pass to end, Shearer twice, Wiggins starred at fullback. O Rourke and Pope restored. Alexander joins coaching staff. Fordham practice remains hard with several players sidelined but targeted return for Saturdays George Washington game.
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Shearer
Tydeman
Wiggins
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Pope
Harris
Ned Alexander
NYU Holds Final Practice Before Stevens Game
NYU conducted its last hard practice ahead of tomorrow’s matchup with Stevens College. The squad showed marked improvement, scoring on scrubs four times. Veteran Rust, former 1906 quarterback, coached the kicking unit and trimmed the roster to Taylor Gorsch and Aullis, with Gorsch delivering consistent 45 to 50 yard punts. London, a 1906 center, joined the squad but remains stiff and must push Wheeler for a spot as Light signals were planned for the next day.
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Stevens College
Areny
Rust
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Gorsch
Aullis
London
Wheeler
Polling hours and voter registration guidance
Polls are open from 7 A.M. to 10 P.M. Voters who have not registered cannot vote on Nov. 3. To participate in the next primary election you must enroll when you register.
Atlantic Coast Conference Sets Yacht Rating Revisions
The Atlantic Coast Conference at the New York Yacht Club rejected load water line changes and kept the existing rating system, while adopting several amendments. Changes include new formula phrasing, altered allowances for schooners and yawls, updated sail measurement rules, updated topsail area calculation, and a higher draught limit for large yachts. The time allowance scale drops from 70 to 60 percent, and a five member committee will study future time allowances for post 1909 use.
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New York Yacht Club
Avenger
Princeton Line Drilled In Open Field Practice
Princeton reporters describe a heavy practice session with Tibbett back at halfback. The varsity mixed regulars, freshmen, and scrubs, stressing backfield speed, ends play, and open game elements while addressing fumbles and overrun end tackles. Read and Tibbett scored on a fumble and Read circled end for a touchdown.
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New York Times
Princeon
N. J
Tibbett
Tiger
Varsity
Dillon
Cowan
Pfeiffer
Welch
Vaughn
Tangled Award in Keene Walkover at Belmont Park
Belmont Park yesterday hosted a muddled program headlined by a Keene walkover and a tangled Matron Stakes result. Maskette won the walkover as Affliction earned a possible second money amid odd rules, while a late jockey miscue cost Agent the race to Jimmy Lane.
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James R. Keene
New York
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Keene
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Jimmy Lane
Penny Player Injured At Pennsylvania Football Scrimmage
The first accident of the local football season at Pennsylvania injured John W. Townsend a Varsity half back and eight oared rower who broke a leg during scrimmage and will miss the season. A team shake up follows with Miller McIntyre Young or Philler as replacement possible. Reagan may be eligible next Saturday and Kennath’s injury improves so he can join the State game if needed. Means worked with substitutes as coaches drilled and Smith impressed at quarterback in Varsity play.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
John W. Townsend
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Philler
Reagan
Kennath
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Washington Downs New York to Close American League Season
Washington defeated New York 7 to 5 in the final American League game of the season here. Errors marked the contest as both sides eased up, with Washington and New York tallying runs through a loose defensive display. Umpire Mr. Evans supervised a 1 hour 30 minute game.
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Cups for Matines Races at Intercity Light Harness Meet
Six silver cups will be awarded in the intercity light harness meeting at the Speedway on Wednesday Oct 21. Ribbons will be given in each class as field limits may prompt elimination of some New York entries, with likely delegations from Boston Syracuse Nearabek Brooklyn and Paterson. W J Minor drove Viram Abift to a trio of victories over Butterfly Kitty Wilkes and other rivals as Zealones and Highwood won heat and race showings.
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Ackley B. Schuyler
Coas Marie
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Transylvania Stake Won by Queen in Lexington Harness Meet
Lexington reports Queen owned by G. H. Estabrook and driven by Gus Macer easily captured the Transylvania Stakes, the top light harness prize. The Futurity pacing division remained unfinished and will resume tomorrow with Charine Direct and Forest the second and third heat winners noted in the day’s results.
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Forest
Meadow Brook Hounds Hold Semiweekly Run At Willistein
Meadow Brook hounds met today at Fast Willistein for the semi weekly run with a good turnout. Outs included Dudley Winthrop S Page Beverly Robinson Mrs Fred eric Swift H V Kell Malcolm Stevenson Louis Neilson and James Marke. Harry Page rode Cresset but withdrew as the horse showed signs of trouble. Rufus the heavyweight hunter trained by J A Murphy and owned by Assistant Secretary of State Barcun also ran, preparing to go south for the hunting season. No accidents occurred beyond a few easy croppers.
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Meadow Brook
Willistein
Dudley Winthrop
Quarry S. Page
Beverly Robinson
Frederic Swift
V. Kell
Malcolm Stevenson
Louis Neilson
James Marke
Harry Page
Cresset
A .R. Duncan
Rufus
J. A. Murphy
Barcun
Surprise in Tennis Sees Harvard Lose To Yale
In Philadelphia, Yale men upset Harvard in a hard fought Chase City tennis semifinal. Niles and Thayer defeat Harvard’s Thayer and Niles in doubles, while Niles beats Davies in singles. Final rounds determine doubles champions and overall titles.
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