Pell Wins Handicapped Medal at Shinnecock Hills
Pell of Canoe Brook Club won the thirty six hole medal play at Shinnecock Hills with a net 158 16 10. He tied A H Swords of Morris County and W H Lyon of Misquamicut for the top gross honors. Swords won the gross cup after Pell already claimed the net title. Best scores included Swords 140, Lyon 148, and other notable showings across Classes A and B.
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Wv. Pell
Canoe Brook
Jose
Wy. Pell
Morris County
Lyon
Misquamicut
Padon
Ardsiey Jase
R . Shinnecock
Marvin, SP
Dunwoodie Country Club Makes Cup Matches and Medal Scores
At Dunwoodie Country Club W Harris topped Class A with 7 10 48 and H Allen led Class B with 6 2 7 reading E Rode won Class C at 14 30 34. Several first round cup results followed including Adams over Duff 6 up 5 to play and Harris over Aiken 2 up 1 to play. Rides of matches and defaults noted among A and B divisions.
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Dunwoodie
W. Harris
H. G. Allen
E. Rode
F. TU. Adams
John Duff
W. W. Harris
F E. Aiken
BG King
W. Babcock
GH Thomas
W. E. Conklyn
Desult
F. J. Ross
A J Watson
Hall
W. R. Moon
W. Lasher
H. L Jones
Z. T. Miller
C. Stevenson
Crowded Canoe Brook Course Hosts Cup Rounds
A large crowd at Canoe Brook Country Club crowded the links yesterday for the Sclaf fers cup handicap and rounds for the Doctors and Bonac cups. The blind handicap used 74 as the target. final tally showed E L Downs and HF Cromwell tied at 74 after all cards were in.
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Cenee Brook
E. L. Downs
HF Cromwell
Park Golf Club Matches Round Up Trophies
Painfield New Jersey reports continued play at Park Golf Club with Morse defeating McNaughton to take the Hydewood Cup by 2 up and Faber beating Eloiseaux by 2 up for the president's and golf club cups. Montclair Golf Club later saw H. winning Class A and E. Johnson in Class B as scores were listed.
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the Tribune
J Painfield
N. J
the Park Golf Club
Trelienze
Charles B. Morse
Gallenger
W. «. McNaughton
W.R. Faber
Lydie Eloiseaux
Montclair, N. J
Montclair Golf Club
E. Johnson
Nassau officials push for safe Vanderbilt Cup practice hours
Nassau County supervisors and the Vanderbilt Cup commission plan restrict practice to after dawn under 7 am with special motorcycle officers patrolling and expelling violators. The American Automobile Association backs reform efforts as Halstead Schmidtder urges action at a Nassau County Courthouse meeting to discuss methods to curb reckless driving on Long Island roads. Chadwick Engineering Works reveals its six cylinder racer to be driven by Willie Haupt, testing near Pottstown before heading to Babylon for practice despite not being on the course.
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Nassau County Board of Supervisors
Nassau County
Cup Commission
Long Island
American Automobile Association
Halstead SchMdder
Chadwick Engineering Works
Chadwick
Willie Haupt
Pottstown
Penn
Haupt
Babylon
Wilkes-Barre
Pennsylvania
Vanderbilt
National Association
M. J. Budlong
R. D. Chapin
A. L. Pope
Madison Square Garden
M. I. Brock
Autocar Company
W. C. Durant
Buick Motor Company
W- C. Leland
Cadillac Motor Car Company
Chalmers-Detroit Motor Company
M.S. Hart
Corbin Motor Vehicle Corporation
E. R. Hewitt
Hewitt Motor Company
A. N. Mayo
Knox Automobile Company
8. T. Davis, Jr
Locomobile Company of America
W. M. Gunderson
W. E
Leading Clubs Win Big in Metropolitan Cricket Action
Cricketers in the Metropolitan League produced wide margins as top clubs increased their percentages. Kings County fell 15 runs to Brooklyn at Prospect Park after a 15 run first-innings score, with Poyer and Rushton sharing superb bowling. J Poyer and H Poyer top-scored for Brooklyn with 31 each, while Clarke took five for 73. The Columbia Oval drew with Yonkers at Williamsbridge, while Brooklyns beat Kings County in a low-scoring chase. West Indians defeated Spartans at Prospect Park as Holder led with 58 and Alleyne took six for 16. Other scores featured Manhattans over Umbria by 33, Paterson over O N T by 60, and Staten Island edging New York Veterans by 58.
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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
Clarke
J. P. Stuart
E. J. Atwood
P. S. Maris
S. A. Pakes
F. Gautier
T. A. Clarke
R. Richardson
Acca al Siege
F. Jackson
Sub
Brown
Marks
I Poyer
Gautier
Stuart
R. C. M. Browne
G. Puckerin
Rodgers
Columbia Oval
Yonkers
Williamsbridge
J. Nascobal
A. H. Davey
A. Hoskings
D. G
R. Macpherson
Brooklyns
Maccpherson
A. Lovell
A. Baxter
A. Corbin
W. Massiah
Corbin
F. R. de Sousa
C. Hoyle
Spartans
H. Holder
S. Alleyne
F. Hinds
Holder
Alleyne
Hinds
J. Ross
S. Hart
F. J. Prendergast
Manhattans
Umbria
Steamship
R. V. Anderson
New York
Staten Island
Livingston
Cc. B. Hawley
R. Bonner
P. New
Roughton
Crescent Beats Sue in Bensonhurst Regatta Twenty-Seven Footers Lead
In light to fickle northeast winds the Bensonhurst Yacht Club midsummer regatta on Lower Bay drew 34 starters. Crescent, led by J B O Donohu, won the 27 foot division by 4 minutes 12 seconds over Sue skippered by Luckenback, with Crescent leading from start to finish on a 10.5 mile course.
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Gravesend Bay
J. B. O'Donohu
Crescent
E. F. Luckenback
Sue
Speidel
W. Campbell
Madiana
Adyta
Merry Widow
Nancy
Meteor
New York Canoe Club
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H. S. Turtle
Bensonhurst
Sea Gate
Buoy 13
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Sakana
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Spider
H. Chubb
Miles
H Smith
Toy
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Mischief
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F.C Godlin
Speidel Bros M. Camp
R von Foregger
Miana
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J. H Ives
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E. K. Valentine
Careless
Atk’son and Zimmerman
Im Mouse
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Bove
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Anna
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Dot B. Atkinson
Quee
Hillingham
NEW York Yacht Club Dingies
Ourse
Miles Meteor
Joe Erskine
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Aries
F. c Moore
Arion A
Mt. Poole
Mercury
DPD Goodsell
Virgo
Hawthorne
Taurus
S S Morrisey
H S. O Turtle
Motor Union aids American automobile tourers abroad
Rees Jeffreys outlines help for U S members touring Europe and the United Kingdom with routes, driving licenses, registrations, and passbooks. French and other border authorities will be assisted by Motor Union agents in Boulogne Dieppe Havre Bordeaux Marseilles and Biarritz to ease official formalities and insure access to driving documents.
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The
Motor Union of
Great Britain and Ireland
Motor Union
United Kingdom
Europe
England
Wales
Scotland
Ireland
France
Belgium
Holtland
Germany
Italy
Switzerland
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Havre
Pordeaux
Marseilles
Biarritz
Spain
Great Britain
Holland
Russia
Sweden
Austria
Amerian
E. B. Gallaher
West 58Th Street
Apawamis Club Four Ball Tie Ends Match Play
A four ball bogie handicap at Apawamis Club produced a tie between Thetford and Albro and Conroy and Lally. Results show Keeler and Ashford 4 down, Mellen and Eddy 4 down, Barnes and Curtis 4 down, Ford and Tenny 6 down, Pool and Metcalf 7 down, Fuller and Wood 8 down.
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Thetford
Albro
Conroy
Lally
Apawamis
J. A. Thetford
G. A. Albro
W. H. Conroy
F. E. Lally
F. S. Keeler
Ashford
Mellen
A. D. Eddy
George H. Barnes
H. G. Curtis
Simeon Ford
Dudley Tenny
W. H. Pool
P. Metcalf
B. C. Fuller
J. S. Wood
Mann Wins Medal Play Handicap at Yountakah CC
T E Mann won the eighteenth hole medal play handicap at Yountakah Country Club with a net 65. The event, sponsored by H W Goodrich, restricted eligibility to players with handicaps of eighteen or more. results list scores under the conditions.
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Yountakah Country Club
H. W. Goodrich
T. E. Mann
Lauckner Wins Handicap at Upper Montclair 18 Holes
Montclair New Jersey August 8 A handicap competition at eighteen holes for a silver vase was won by R R Lauckner on the links of the Upper Montclair Country Club with a net score of 69. The scores show strong play from local golfers.
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the Tribune
Montclair, N. J
RR Lauckner
Upper Montclair Country Club
Winnipeg Rovers Win at Canadian Henley Regatta
The final day produced two surprises as the Don crew upset the Argonauts in the junior event and the Winnipeg fours, stroked by Carper, defeated Detroit crews to win the senior four and the senior eight with Riley guiding the eight to victory. Harry Jacob of the Don Rowing Club won the Canadian single sculling title.
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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 on links
Guy T. Robinson claimed the eighteen hole bogie handicap title at Nassau Country Club yesterday finishing 4 up. Several challengers fell behind as Robinson and a few rivals posted mixed results with many players down several holes.
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Guy T. Robinson
Nassau
G. T. Robinson
H. ¢. Folger, Jr
R. McGunry
All Square
Harvey Murdock
All Ae
M. Stearn
L. P. Ryder
J. Peters
H. L. Pratt
Bhen
A. ©. Dubey
W. V. Mester
Work on the Long Island Parkway Race Course Progress
The Tribune reports rapid progress on the Long Island Parkway eleven mile course for the Vanderbilt Cup trials and October race. Cement road twenty feet wide and banked turns are under construction with steel and cement bridges, boosting potential speed and view from a large grandstand planned along the concrete stretch.
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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. In Class A W Bermingham defeated G E Widmer 2 and 1 and others like A Moore, Harman, McLean, Gillett, Moreau, Bell, Stevenson won their rounds. In Class B H O Brien and Luckett posted wins while several players had byes or were defeated.
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Wykagyl Country Club
T. W. Bermingham
G. E. Widmer
A. H. Moore
H. V. Gaines
W. Harmans
T. &. Napier
F. B. McLean
Arthur Stiles
J. R. Turner
W. F. Stevenson
E A. Wilson
W. H. O'Brien
G. H. Fox
D. G. Luckett
W. R. Deluece
E. H. Crabbs
J. C. Widmer
W. H. Edwards
A. FP. O'Brien
Quakers Win Easily in Belfast Match
The Gentlemen of Philadelphia defeated the Northern Counties Union by an innings and 14 runs in Belfast. Seven visitors starred with the bat led by N Z Graves 62, J B King 53, F S White 52, and F H Bohlen 55. H V Hordern and J B King bowled superbly as Ireland were bowled out for 110 after 319 was posted.
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Belfast
Gentlemen of
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 Race Off Centre Island
Ten of the Seawanhaka-Corinthian Yacht Club 15-footers raced in light wind off Centre Island Oyster Bay. F. R. Coudert won aboard the Alys with George Nichols second in the 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 Announced
John R. Brophy announced a September race week for almost all sail and power craft. It runs Sept 2 to 7 with power boat contests around Fire Island Lightship, cruising divisions, high speed power races, and the Thompson cup for 22 footers. Prizes from Captain Frederic Thompson and others, with an ocean race final on Labor Day.
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Atlantic Yacht Club
John R. Brophy
Frederic Thompson
Robert A. Brown
Hendon Chubb
F. C. Underwood
Fire Island
New York Club
New York Canoe Club
Cape May
Brooklyn Yacht Club
Gravesend Bay
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Afp. Reed
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G. E. Wood
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