Bell Wins Handicap at Shinnecock Hills Links
Pell of Canoe Brook wins the thirty six hole medal handicap on the Shinnecock Hills course with a composite score 158 168 100. A H Swords Morris County and W H Lyon Misquamicut tie for the gross cup, Lyon withdraws and Swords awarded the gross. Leaders finish together. best scores list Pell Morris County Misquamicut and others.
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Pell
Canoe Brook
Morris County
Ise
Baltusrol
Ardsies
Shinnecock
Marvin
Large field at the shoit end Country Club handicap event
A large field competed in a handicap at the Country Club yesterday. N. C. Deel A posted a 7 percent net, while John Deg won in Class B. Final scores indicate a spread across entrants with several notable performances.
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Shoit End Country Club
N. C. Deel
John Deg
Dunwoodie Country Club Golf Matches and Medal Scores
Dunwoodie Country Club members were busy with match and medal play. W. W. Harris won Class A handicap with 73 10 49, H. G. Allen led B state with 472, and E Rode captured Class C cup at 14 20 74. First round match results include Adams over Duff 6 up 5 to play, Harris over Aiken 2 up 1 to go, King over Babcock 1 up, Thomas over Conklyn 1 up, Ross over Watson 4 up to play, Hall over Moon S up to six, Lasher over Jones 3 up 1 to go, Miller over Stevenson by default, Baylis over Dentz 4 up 3 to play, Rode over Roberts 2 up 1 to go, Graham over Sission by default, Holden over Bass 3 up 1 to go, McKee over Moran 5 up to play, Hoskins over Moran 7 to play, Reed over Pope S up 4 to go, Wood over Alisheier T up 5 to play.
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Dunwoodie
F. E. Aiken
BG. King
W. W. Babcock
Y. GH Thomas
W. E. Conklyn
Dei. F
Ross
A J. Watson
W. L Hall
W. R. Moon
Lasher
H. L Jones
T. Miller
C. Stevenson
G. E Wood
A. H. Alisheier
Pred Hill
F Cc. Crowell
Lam
W. R. Thomson
de Pamext
J. T. Gurtz
Lyall
J H. Eggers
EB. Cc. Kos
H. Marshall Br
A van Be
Canoe Brook Country Club Draws Large Crowd for Cups
A large crowd attended events at Canoe Brook Country Club yesterday. Match rounds were completed for the Scraf ers cup handicap and for the Doctors and Bonac cups. The handicap was a blind of air with Ti as the chosen number, ending with E. L. Downs tied with H. F Cromwell at that figure. The groves and summary follow.
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Brook Country Club
E. L. Downs
H .F Cromwell
Park Golf Club matches determine trophies at Montclair
There was continuous play at the Park Golf Club for the tilage and other trophies. Charles B. Morse defeated W. J. McNaughton by 2 up to claim Hydewood up, and Morse also beat Miss Lydie J by 2 up to win the trophy challenger. At Montclair Golf Club H. won Class A and E. Johnson won another event as scores were reported.
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the Tribune
Painfeld
the Park Golf Club
Charles B. Morse
Shillenger
W. J. McNaughton
Hydewood
Montclair, N. J
Montclair Golf Club
E. Johnson
Nassau County to curb Vanderbilt Cup practice speed
Nassau County officials and the Vanderbilt Cup commission plan to restrict early morning practice on the new course after October 1. Special motorcycle officers will patrol and arrest drivers practicing outside permitted hours and those speeding on public highways. Chadwick Engineering Works announces its six cylinder racer driven by Willie Haupt with tested performance claims as it moves toward Long Island practice.
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Nassau County Board of Supervisors
Nassau County
Cup Commission
Long Island
American Automobile Association
Halstead Scider
Chadwick Engineering Works
Chadwick
Willie Haupt
Pottstown
Penn
Haupt
Babylon
Wilkes-Barre
Dead Horse Hill
Worcester
Mass
Porter Hill
Cleveland
Shippack Hill
Norristown
L. S. Chadwick
Pennsylvania
Vanderbilt
Leading Clubs Victorious But Kings County Falls Short
In Metropolitan League cricket yesterday top clubs widened their edge. Kings County, missing key players, lost to Brooklyn by 15 runs as H Poyer and H Rushton dominated with four and two wickets respectively. Brooklyn chased down their target after J Poyer and H Poyer posted 31 each.
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Kings County
Brooklyn
Prospect Park
H. Poyer
H. Rushton
Poyer
Rushton
J. Poyer
G. Macpherson
H. A. Laurie
A. Brown
W. F Jackson
T. H. Clarke
J. P. Stuart
E. J. Atwood
P. S. Marks
S. A. Pakes
H. Poye
F. Gautier
R. Richardson
Clarke
Eeeseesteseee
W. F. Jackson
Marks
C Gautier
Stuart
R. ¢. M. Browne
Clari
G. Puckerin
Sub
Gautier
J. Rodgers
Ea Seattle
Spain
Columbia Oval
Yonkers
Williamsbridge
J. Nascobal
A. H. Dovey
A. Hoskings
D. G. Birkett
G. Bell
J. Laidman
J. Critchlow
A. R. Smith
Birkett
Hoskings
H. Smith
Crescent Beats Sue in Bensonhurst Regatta Twenty-Seven Footers Lead
In light shifting winds at Bensonhurst Yacht Club on Lower Bay the eighth Gravesend Bay regatta featured 34 starters. Crescent, crewed by J R Brophy, won the 27-foot division over Sue by 4 minutes 12 seconds on a 10.5 mile course, leading from start to finish.
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Bensonhurst Yacht Club
Gravesend Bay
J. B. O'Donohu
Crescent
E. F. Luckenback
Sue
Speidel
W. Campbell
Albicore P
Madiana
Adyta
Merry Widow
Nancy
Meteor
New York Canoe Club
North Star
H. S. Turtle
Bensonhurst
Sea Gate
Buoy 13
Fort Hamilton
H.M.S. Hm.s. Albicore
M. Ae
Haviland Bros
Albicere
Loors
Crescent J. BK
Donohue Bas Kee Eden S
E. F. Luckenbach
Slqops
Sovana Barstow Cars Cae
Jov. W. Childs
Ree
Spider
H Chubb
Smith Een
Toy
T. A Hamilton
Mischief
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Tor
Goblin
Speidel Bros
R. von Foregger
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Miana
W. J. O'Neil
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Careless R. Rummeil
E. K. Valentine
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Zimmerman
Inslee
Stringer
Gravesend
Nancy W. L. Sweet
Mouse
G. R. le Sauvage
Rg Speir Fon i
Anna
Dottlayton
Crub
Atkinson
Queen E D. Br Itlingham
NEW York Yacht Club
J . Erskine
Aries
Co Moore
Arion
Mt Poole
Mercury
Ry. Goodsell
Virgo
RE. Hawthorne
Taurus
G. S. Morrisey
Motor Union aids American touring in Europe and UK driving rules
Rees Jeffreys of the Motor Union outlines how American members can receive help for licenses taxes routes and passage documents in the United Kingdom and continental Europe. The union will handle foreign authority communications provide triptyques for duty free passes and arrange car import and registration details across several countries.
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Rees Jeffreys
Motor Union of
Great Britain and Ireland
The
Motor Union
United Kingdom
Europe
England
Wales
Scotland
Ireland
France
Belgium
Holland
Germany
Italy
Switzerland
Union
Boulogne
Dieppe
Havre
Pordeaux
Marseilles
Biarritz
Spain
Great Britain
Russia
Sweden
Austria
E. B. Gallaher
West 8Th Street
Apawamis Club Four-Ball Tie in Match Play
The Apawamis club saw a four-ball bogie handicap match play end in a draw between Thetford and Albro with Conroy and Lally three down. Keeler and Ashford four down, Mellen and Eddy four down, Barnes and Curtis four down, Ford and Tenny six down, Pool and Metcalf seven down, Puller and Wood eight down.
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Thetford
Albro
Conroy
Lally
Apawamis Club
J. A. Thetford
G. A Albro
W. H. Conroy
F. E. ‘Lally
Simeon Ford
Dudley Tenny
W. H Pool
FP. Metcalf
B.C
Puller
J. S. Wood
Mann Captures Medal Play Handicap at Yountakah Club
At Yountakah Country Club yesterday an eighteen hole medal play handicap sponsored by H. W. Goodrich concluded with T. E. Mann winning at a net 65. Eligibility required club handicaps of eighteen or more. results list the scores of participants.
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Yountakah Country Club
H. W. Goodrich
T. E. Mann
Lauckner Wins Silver Vase Handicap at Upper Montclair
R R Lauckner won the eighteen hole handicap competition for a silver vase at the Upper Montclair Country Club with a net score of 69 this afternoon. Other scores followed in the report from Montclair New Jersey dated August 8 by Telegraph to The Tribune.
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Sien _UBy
the Tribune
Glen Ridge
By & V. Butman
PAAR
Eseseveies
Hicap
Upper Montclair Country Club
Montclair
N. J
R. R. Lauckner
Winnipeg Rovers Win at Canadian Henley Regatta
At St Catharines Ontario the final day featured the fours with two surprises. The Argonauts of Toronto were defeated by the Don crew in the junior event but then won the intermediate race with a course record. Winnipeg crews won the senior four and senior eight with Carper and Riley steering, while Harry Jacob of the Don Rowing Club took the single sculling title. Don Rowing Club also led in the double sculls and intermediate senior events.
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St. Catharines
Ont
Argonauts
Toronto
Don
Winnipeg
Carper
Detroit
Riley
Canada
Harry Jacob
Don Rowing Club
Buffalo
Robinson Wins Nassau Club Bogie Handicap Title
Guy T. Robinson captured the eighteen hole bogie handicap at Nassau Country Club edging A C Rounds by one up and overcoming stiff competition from several rivals. Final results show Robinson four up with others mostly outpaced and many matches decided by margins of four down or more.
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Guy T. Robinson
Nassau Country Club
G. T. Robinson
A. C. Rounds
H. ¢. Folger, Jr
R. TL. McGusty
All Uare
Harvey Murdock
J. M. Biearn
L. P. Ryder
W. Mr. Peters
H. I. Pratt
de Bore
A. C. Dubey
W. Bicester
Parkways Race Course Nears Completion for Vanderbilt Cup Trials
A Tribune report describes rapid progress on the Long Island Parkway toward the Vanderbilt Cup race in October. Eleven miles of cement road, three cement bridges and one steel span, wide banking on curves, and a smooth surface are noted. Spectator grandstands are planned along the course with stages for clear views.
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Long Island Parkway
Tribune
American Automobile Association
Match play results at Wykagyl Country Club classes A and B
Wykagyl Country Club hosted three class match play events. In Class A T Bermingham defeated G Widmer 2 and 1 and A Moore defeated H Gaines 1 up. others include Harman 2 and 1 over Napier McLean 4 and 2 over Stiles and Gillett 3 and 1 over De Mott. Moreau 3 and 1 over Pratt Bell 3 and 1 over Turner Stevenson 5 and 3 over Wilson. Class B winners include OBrien 8 and 6 over Fox Luckett 1 up Crabbs 6 and 5 over Widmer Edwards 1 up over O'Brien Drees 4 and 2 over Rue Smith 4 and 2 over Londenmayr Poi Pat Frends Wien over Metall 2 and 1 Pinckney bye Tavenor bye Noyes bye Farnham 6 and 5 over Fox.
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T. V. Bermingham
G. E. Widmer
A. H. Moore
H. V. Gaines
C. W. Harman Q
T. B. Napier
F. B. McLean
Arthur Stiles
R. Gillett
M. de Mott
L. Moreau
H. W. Pratt
J. H. Bell
J. R. Turner
W. F. Stevenson
E. A. Wilson
W. H. O'Brien
G. H. Fox
PD. G. Luckett
W. R. Deluece
E. H. Crabbs
J. Widmer
W. H. Edwards
A. P. O'Brien
Drees
F. J. Rue
FP. P. Smith Yier
T. Londenmayr
J. FL
Pat Frends Wien
W. A Metall
B. Pinckney
T. Tavenor
Bi. “ Noyes
B. K. Farnham
MI. Fox
Quakers Triumph in One-Sided Belfast Cricket Match
The Gentlemen of Philadelphia defeated the Northern Counties Union by an innings and 114 runs in Belfast. Seven visitors contributed strong batting led by J B King 53 F S White 52 and F H Bohlen 55. H V Hordern and King bowled effectively as the Irish side were all out for 110.
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Belfast
Philadelphia
Northern Counties Union
H. V. Hordern
J. B. King
N. Z. Graves
F. S. White
F. H. Bohlen
F. A. Greene
King
McClinton
W. Andrews
Andrews
Alys Wins In Oyster Bay Yacht Race
Ten of the Seawanhaka-Corinthian Yacht Club's 15-footers sailed a light wind race off Centre Island. F. R. Coudert won aboard Alys with George Nichols second in Hen.
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the Tribune
Oyster Bay
Seawanhaka-Corinthian Yacht Club
Centre Island
F. R. Coudert
George Nichols
Atlantic Yacht Club Race Week Programme Planned for September
John R Brophy announced a September race week at the Atlantic Yacht Club with fixtures for sail and power craft. The schedule runs September 2 to 7 with power boat starts around Fire Island Lightship and races for boats from 30 to 60 feet, plus a Thompson cup for 2 footers. Captain Frederic Thompson and others pledge prizes. Cape May race participants are eligible for the ocean race.
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Atlantic Yacht Club
John R. Brophy
Frederic Thompson
Robert A. Brown
Hendon Chubb
FE. D. Underwood
Fire Island
New York Club
New York Canoe Club
Brooklyn Yacht Club
Gravesend Bay
Cape May
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Aay & Jones
Crescent Athletic Club
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Handi- SP
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Tne
Tus
Glen Ridge Golf Club
Nassau
Victors
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Brooklyns
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A. Lovell
A. Baxter
A. Corbin
W. Massiah
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O. Smith
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J. N. Escobal
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Madison Square Garden
M. I. Brock
Autocar Company
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Buick Motor Company
W. C. Leland
Cadillac Motor Car Company
Chalmers-Detroit Motor Company
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Corbin Motor Vehicle Corporation
E. BR. Hewitt
Hewitt Motor Company
A. N. Mayo
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Locomobile Company of America
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Waltham
T. Henderson
Winton
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Chicago
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Washington
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Acme Motor Car Company
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Paris
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