Merriman Wins Connecticut State Golf Title
Buckingham P. Merriman of Waterbury defeated Roger H. Hovey of Hartford 8 up 6 to play in the 36 hole final at New Haven Country Club to claim the statewide golf championship. Hovey struggled in the afternoon after a strong morning, with Merriman never faltering. Hovey also set a 29 yard drive on the eleventh hole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Connecticut
Buckingham P. Merriman
Waterbury
Roger H. Hovey
Hartford
New Haven Country Club
Merriman
Hovey
Gay Hovey
W. B Ely
E. L Scofield, Jr
Stamford
Hertford
Wykagyl Beats Siwanoy In Nassau Golf Match 2 To 4
On home links, Wykagyl Country Club defeated Siwanoy 2 to 4 with thirteen players per side using Nassau scoring. Class A to Class C match results include Moore defeating Gaines 4 and 8 and Harmon winning from Van Etten by default. Several matches went to 20 or 27 holes with several defaults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wykagyl Country Club
Siwanoy Country Club
Nassau
A. H. Moore
H. V. Gaines
Calhoun
C. M. Relyea
C. W. Harmon
L. E. van Etten
J. G. Deericks
C. E. Patterson
FE. A. Wilson
C. M. de Mott
WV. R Deluoce
Robert Giles
M. F. Kerby
H. Herrick
M. W. Reed
L. H. Freedman
John F. Potter
F. B. Taylor
GH. Fox
J. M. Stoddard
R. F. Stone
W. Obrien
Sherman Defaults in Central New York Golf Final
Albany July 11 T M Sherman of Utica defaulted in the final for the Central New York Golf League championship to W W Patten of Schenectady. Sherman, son of Congressman James S Sherman, was reportedly called home. Prentiss Carnell of Albany beat W H Neville of Auburn in the consolation match TJ up and 5 to play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Arsdale Golf Club Tie In Handicap Match
A tie occurred in the match play handicap versus bogie at Arsdale Golf Club yesterday between J S Woodward and J B C Baker both finishing 2 up. Woodward carried a 3 handicap and Baker a 5. Howard Gee with a three stroke allowance finished all square. C A Huber and A H Gussman ended 1 down. Huber won the governors cup point competition with a card of 4 5. At season end the four top point leaders will meet in match play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arsdale Golf Club
J.S. Woodward
J. B. C. Baker
Howard Gee
Ellowance
C. A. Huber
A. H. Gussman
Huber
Nassau Country Club Members Score in Two Golf Contests
Nassau Country Club players posted results from two events yesterday. The regular handicap finished in a first place tie between J. H. Otley and J L. P. Rider at 63 and 17 under, while a qualifying round for two cups saw contenders in two sets of eight. Marshall Whitlatch set a course competitive record at Dyker Meadow Golf Club, winning bogie handicap by 1 up. Whitlatch’s 73 matched the informal course record and beat the earlier competitive mark by one stroke, with S. Pool close behind at four under 3 down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nassau Country Club
J. H. Otley
JL. P. Rrder
Marshall Whitlatch
Dyker Meadow Golf Club
S. Pool
Whitlatch
J. D. Travers
A. T. Dwight
Williams Wins Yountakah Club Match Play at Nutley
At Yountakah Country Club Nutley six of twenty two players posted scores. F C Williams with handicap two won the title by three up over George Ryall with three. Other results include Goodspeed McGee Martin Hanna all square and Terhune Bryce advancing in the Giles cup semis. Williams tied the long standing club record with 77 in his match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yountakah Country Club
Nutley
X_ 1
F. C. Williams
F.C. Williams
George Ryall
Goodspeed
L. McGee
G. B. Martin
All Square
J. B. Hanna
C. H. Terhune
James Bryce
Wiliams
F. A. Marcellus
Forty-two enter president's cup qualifier at Apawamis
Forty two players began yesterday in the Apawamis Club open lawn tennis tournament Rye N Y with the best sixteen net scores advancing to match play. E and Curtis led with 8-19-7 while P Gwathmey and B Q Meyer tied for last with 78. Lyle E Mahan former Columbia champ showed form and advanced to the second round along with Lawrence D Woodbury who defeated Ohio State champ G Lorraine Wyeth in the only second round match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apawamis
E. &. Curtis
P. Gwathmey
B. Q. Meyer
Apawamis Club
Rye
Lyle E. Mahan
Columbia
G. Lorraine Wyeth
Ohio
Lawrence D. Woodbury
New Golf Code Promised by St Andrews and USGA
Advance copies show a revised Royal and Ancient code with new structure and rules for match play. The document outlines three key match play rules and changes on advice, casual water, and club form, with collaboration between St Andrews and the USGA and a timeline for adoption and applicability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal and Ancient Golf Club of
St. Andrews
United States Golf Association
E. B. Sharp
Lusitania
Canada
B. Macdonald
Chauncey
Captain Burn
Sharp
Royal and Ancient Club
Garden City
New York A C Juniors Triumph At Travers Island Meet
The Metropolitan Junior championships at Travers Island saw New York Athletic Club win with 8 points as Irish American and Pastime clubs trailed. Notable performances include William Beaker winning the one mile in 4 33 5 and H F Andrews taking the hammer throw, while J R Kilpatrick edged in the running broad jump at 22 feet 1 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Association
Amateur Athletic Union
Travers Island
New York Athletic Club
William Beaker
W. J. O’connell
H. F. Andrews
Matt McGrath
Porter
Flemming
J. R. Kilpatrick
F. J. Sullivan
New York University
Kilpatrick
Sullivan
Gus Ekman
Acorn Athletic Association
W. A. Kimbel
G. N. Schaffer
Gordon W. Waller
George Merz
G. M. Schaffer
Harry W. Farraday
Walter Bursch
Owen Langan
Irish-American Athletic Club
Carl Walther
William G. Nichols
Xavier Athletic Association
William Berker
W. J. O'Connell
Harry Jensen
Pastime Athletic Club
Mike Driscoll
Mercury Athletic Club
J. F. Reilly
Mohawk Athletic Club
Harry Smith
Eckhand
H. Hausleiter
B. C. Hines
John J White
Irish- American Athletic Club
Thomas Hanrahan
H. A. Copp
Donald Cable
Swedish-American Athletic Club
H. Andrews
W. D
A. P. Hunt
Benny Mann
Albert Summerfield
Brooklyn Central Young Men's Christian Association
Aurora Wins Glen Cove Cup Ahead of Istalena in Close Race
In the New York Yacht Club Glen Cove Cup, Cornelius Vanderbilt’s Aurora skippered by William Butler Duncan Jr wins by 1 minute 36 seconds over Istalena commanded by G M Pynchon. The sail featured balloon jibtopsails, parallel starts, and a nine mile course completed in 3 hours 42 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Aurora
George M. Pynchon
New York Yacht Club
Vanderbilt
William Butler Duncan, Jr
E. M. McClellan
Victor I. Cumnoch
Istalena
Edmund Moran
Greenwich
Conn
Woolsey’s Reef
Stamford
Katrina
Carwina
Mimosa
Alera
Florence
Gannett
Louise
S. H.m-S
G. M. Pynchon
James B. Ford
Ray
Mimosa III
Wainwright
Dahinda
George E. Roosevelt
Hero
R. N. Ellig
Atari
G. C
J. E. Meyer
J. W. Alker
Ibis
J. P. Morgan, Jr
Schryne
J. R. Maxwell
Minx
Aloward Willetts
Nepsi
Johnston de Forest
Soya Beats Chaperon in Bensonhurst Regatta
Robert Jacob’s racing sloop Chaperon finished second to the Soya in the Bensonhurst Yacht Club midsummer regatta, the fourth race toward the Yacht Racing Association of Grave send Bay championship. The ten and a half mile, two laps included marks off Bensonhurst Fort Hamilton West Bank Sea Gate with light southeast winds. The first round times put Soya at 4:07:42 Chaperon 4:08:12 Joy 4:09:52 Spider 4:13:57.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Jacob
Long Island Sound
Bensonhurst Yacht Club
Yacht Racing Association of
Gravesend Bay
Bensonhurst
Fort Hamilton
West Bank
Sea Gate
Soya
Chaperon
Joy
Spider
Adyta
Madiana
Anna
Fox Hills Club Hosts Colonel O'Doenhue Cup Qualifying
A large field competed at Fox Hills with the Colonel O'Doenhue cup qualifying the chief event. In Class A handicap L. H. Graham tied with 4 18 71 and H. E. Armstrong 7 7 71. P. T. Grandin took Class B with 87 24 72. In the 36 hole final J. A. Janin defeated H. F. Tone 3 up with 2 to play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox Hills
Wee Burn Golf Club Match Results
Stamford July 11 Telegraph reports an eighteen hole bogie match at Wee Burn with prizes from a member. Winners included W P Sears 2 up and several players even or 1 down with many finishing 2 to 3 down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraph
the Tribune
Stamford, Conn
Wee Burn
Richmond County Club Handicap Winners Announced
In the Richmond County Country Club monthly handicap J W Frazier won the net prize in Class A and W R Bassett won Class B. Eight players qualified for the Otis L Williams cup handicap match play on best net scores: H Walser A G Bru ner Frazer Ralph McKee W R Bassett W P Burbenk C W Honeyman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond County Country Club
J. W. Frazier
W. R. Bassett
H. Walser
A. G. Brunier
Frazer
Ralph McKee
W. P. Burbenk
C. W. Honeyman
Swords Wins Thomas Cup Round at Morris County Club
Albert Swords won the afternoon round for the Thomas cup at Morris County Golf Club finishing 8 up and earning three points toward the trophy. Max Behr was 1 up with two points, John C. Williams even with one point, while George J. Little, D. H. McAlpin, and A. H. Vernam Jr. all finished down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morristown
N. J
Albert Swords
Morris County Golf Club
Max Behr
John C. Williams
George J. Little
D. H. McAlpin
A. H. Vernam, Jr
Irish Athletes Lead At Spanish War Veterans Games
The Irish-American Athletic Club won the Beautiful Point Trophy at Ulmer Park beating Acorn Athletic Association by a slim margin. James Holmes led in the mile handicap, Edward Coyle won the 100 yard dash, with close finishes marking several events and many War Veterans in uniform applauding the day’s competitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulmer Park
Acorn Athletic Association
Brooklyn
James Holmes
A. G. Knight
Irish-American Athletic Club
Alexander Marra
West Side Young Men's Christian Association
Holmes
Knight
Edward Coyle
Xavier Athletic Association
George E. Hall
Bert Dewar
J. Kurka
J. van Pont
Kurka
J. Allen
G. E. Hall
Irish-American Athletic Cub
B. Dewar
W. J. Landgraf
St. Bartholomew Athletic Club
Berger Hedberg
William Rogers
Manhattan
Edwin C. Hartman
P. Noles
National Athletic Club
O. J. Patrick
M. Ball
Ignatius Boys’ Club
B. McMahon
New West Side Athletic Club
J. Bonser
All Souls’ Athletic Club
J. W. Atherton
Bethesda Athletic Club
F. W. Finegan
E. Sanford
W. Aldridge
Fred R. Bopp
F. A. Kelley
W. Dillman
Trinity Club
A. Masra
Young Men's Christian Association
Edgar Baker
East Orange High School
W. McCracken
Brooklyn Central Young Men‘s Christian Association
J. Mullory
New Westside Athletic Club
J. St. Clair
Joseph Allen
Commander Holmes
Montclair Golf Club Hosts Two-Ball Foursome Event
Montclair N J July 1 A two ball foursome and a women s putting contest for a vase presented by Mrs R Smith drew many members to the Montclair Golf Club links. The two ball event was won by A Stone and F B Miller while Mrs J A Philbrick took the women s putting title. Cr H MacLaughlin posted a 63 net in yesterday s Dunwoodie Country Club handicap with the course in good condition despite dry weather and leaders were listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Montclair
N. J
R. ©. Smith
Montclair Golf Club
A. ©. Stone
Cr. H. MacLaughlin
Dunwoodie Country Club
Seneca Stars In Riverside Regatta Victory
In light to stronger southeast breeze twenty three yachts raced the Riverside Yacht Club regatta. The Seneca owned by the Hanan brothers dominated Class Q sloops finishing 18 miles in 3 hours 30 minutes 30 seconds and earning a special prize. Princess beat Warata by nearly seven minutes on the same course. Okee won the special sloop race and 18x5 led Riverside Yacht Club one design over Gitty. The start was delayed an hour due to light winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Yacht Club
Hanan Brothers
Seneca
Princess
Wanata
Lloyd’s Point
Matinnecock Point
Little Captain's Island
Alert
D E. Dealy
Dorothy
Larchmont
Okee
B. Fry
Charles T. Pierce
H.M S. Hms
Stewart
David Duncan
Miles
Chinook
Robert Mallory
Lady VIII
Wiliam H Truesdale
Aimee
Marguerite
F. Clark
Eeeeeeses
E. A Sierck
Ereres
L. G& Spence
Psammiad
L. H. Dyer
Jolly Roger
H. I North
Busy Bee
R. L. Cuthbert
Ase
Oxkee
J. A
J. F. Mahlistedt Douglas
W. E
Getty
J. M. Williams
Ec. T. Pierce
Dohemt
T. A. Liebler
Seeserces
Nile
A. R. Starr
Verlan Baker
Dooley
John G. Porter
Dories
Faraway
A. B. Fry
Brooklyn Triumphs in High Scoring Metropolitan Cricket
Brooklyns defeated Yonkers by 6 wickets in a high scoring day at Prospect Park. J L Poyer starred with an unbeaten 7 and four wickets for 2 runs, while H Rushton added two for 21. Columbia Oval bowled Bensonhurst out by 1 run. Birkett led batsmen with 71 not out. Manhattans beat Kings County by 119 runs, with Oxenham taking 5 for 23. Richmond County Club edged Staten Island by 2 1/2 runs behind Bowring 41 not out and Pool 49. Yonkers fell to Brooklyn's second team by 74 in 11 overs. Paterson B was edged by Union County by 7 runs as Goddard took 5 for 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect Park
Brooklyns
J. L. Poyer
H. Rushton
E. Greenidge
J. Rodgers
Columbia Oval
Bensonhurst
Williamsbridge
Birkett
A. Hoskings
S. Deane
A. E. Whitehome
Manhattans
Kings County
Muns
Frst
Ram
I. Reece
E. B. Reece
E. J. Atwood
H. A. Oxenham
F. F. Kelly
Oxenham
H. Williams Gettine
G Lauri
W. Dunn
Hoyle
L. Foyle
Kings County II
Richmond County Club
Staten Island
Livingston
EB. Bowring
R. T. Rokeby
J. L. Pool
N. S Walker, Jr
RK. Robinson
R. B Bonner
P. Mew
LE Ogilby
Richmond Couty
Brooklyn
van Cortelandt Park
Yonkers
G. Fitzgibbon
A. Corbin
Michaelowski
F. A. Combin
W. Meesiah
Flicker Wins Seawanhaka 13-Footer Race At Oyster Bay
Ten yachts started in the Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club race off Oyster Bay. The Flicker owned by E C Henderson led the field to win the first race of the second series in a brisk southwest breeze with all ten boats finishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club
Oyster Bay
E. C. Henderson
New Rochelle Yachts Race Opens With Ailsa Craig On Committee
Ten yachts started yesterday afternoon in the New Rochelle Yacht Club race to Stratford Shoal Light. The Ailsa Craig served as committee boat, with Tanya leading early over the lighted course as Kenosha II and Sally IX trailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Rochelle
Clara
C. M. Voltz
Kenosha
C. P. Pearson
J. M. Lambden
Dr. A. E Black
J. E. Marsland
W. R. Berth
Matinicock
Tanya
Sally IX
New York A C Pair Win at Long Island Regatta
The twenty third annual Long Island Rowing Association regatta on Flushing Bay featured large fields and close finishes. The New York Athletic Club and Ravenswood Boat Club drew top honors in senior doubles, with Nassau Boat Club winning the junior four gig and Fred Shepheard of Seawanhaka BC taking the senior single.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Island Rowing Association
Flushing Bay
Association
New York Athletic Club
L. C. Rivas
C. Quinn
Ravenswood Boat Club
Atalanta Boat Club
Mercury Foot
Atalanta
Jack Mulcahy
F. J. Koch
New Yorkers
Thomas McGee
Seawanhaka
New York A.C
L. ¢ Rives
Ravenswood B. C
George Kerwin
John Fortune
Atlanta B.C
J. J. F. Murphy
R James Hampton
William Talbot
Flushing
Seawanhaka BC
Ravenswood BC
Tima
Harrow Defeats Eton by Ten Wickets at Lords
London report from Lords details Harrow securing a ten wicket victory over Eton in the annual cricket match. Harrow chased a small target after dismissing Eton early, with the win marking a convincing finish at the famed ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lords
Harrow
Eton
World Chess Championship Terms Set in Germany
The world title match between Dr. E. Lasker and Dr. S. Tarrasch is to begin August 17 in Germany with 1500 marks set aside for Lasker and a 40 mark prize for the winner. The seven or eight game series uses a rapid session format with six days per week and fifteen moves per hour, each player allowed three free days, and games continuing to the next session if unfinished. The match and deposits are governed by the German Chess Association and ex judge D Francis Searle presides in Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Lasker
S. Tarrasch
German Chess Association
Germany
Dr. Lasker
Tarrasch
D. Francis Searle
Rome
New York State Chess Association
Trenton Falls
Repres
Om States
Bentley D. Norman
Brooklyn Chess Club
Curt
J. R. Tader
Bay Shore Horse Show Draws Interest in Brooklyn and Manhattan
The Bay Shore Horse Show returns for the eighth edition on August 6 7 and 8 in Brooklyn and Manhattan. A special train will be provided by the association for exhibitors and their horses, free of charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Shore
Brooklyn
Manhattan
The
Association For the Horses of Exhibitors
Wack Free
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wykagyl
Siwanct
Wykagtl
Siwanot N. Gwver
Bermingham
Phillips Gaines T. Ww
Phillips W x. Gillett
Clarke Oe
H. Bell
D. H. Irvin
D. Calhoun
G. Ll. Conley
C R. Gillett
H. H. McClure
Alan Lichtenhei
C. Adamson
J. R. Turner
W. A. Patterson
HE W. Howard
W. A. Seiter
Sherman
Dyker Meadow
H. Otley Oases Gross
Reenbee Ae
P. Ryd
L. Allen
Jl Folger, Jr E2
Cc. Tangeman Cc
Robineen
Alvord
Ww. Gammen
R. Mexwell
Il B. Cc. Tappan
Geddats
Clarence Dunning
Hervey Murdock
W. F. Richards
J. Froethingham
W. Molger
Duby
Pratt
Cartes
Hart
Lapham
Clark Weesessooe
B. Wheeler
Thurston
S. Brown
A. Moore
A. Shermans
R. Hotchkies
Frank
Gifflard
C. Melian
Meyer
New York
A.C
Metropolitan
W.b.duncan,jr
AT Helm
Vanderbilt Sloop
Gravesend
Cours
HM. H
W. A. Barstow
Csesse-Eseers
R. Jacob
Ww. H. Childs
Hendon Chubb
R. von Ferreger
Miana
W. J. O'Neil Ivesal
la Cubana
J. Hon
Ondas
A. J. Menton
Careless
R Rummell
Squaw
E. K. Valentine
la ¢Bana
Toy T. A. Hamilton
Madlana
H. H. Smith
Mischief
J. H. Mitchel
Toy
NEW York Canoe Club Dingies
Taurus
G. Morrisey
Eas
Aries
F. C. Moore
Virgo
Hawthorn
Meteor
J. C. Erskine
North Star
Herbert Turtle
Gunda
F. C
Goblin
Speidel Bros
Cherub
B. Atkineon Sal
Chico
W. H. Fales
Bobs
R. W. Spier
Seeee
Fox Hills Golf Club
Gross
W. P. Sears
Henry Cape
C. F. Selleck
L. F. Doty
J. H. Heroy
E. Sh. Scofield
J. B. Hurlbutt
Dr. George Sherrill
Nelson Taylor
A. S. Pitts
F. W. Doty
G. A. Weber
En Havelock Waleer
G. Brunier Seers
Tainter
F. L. Davis
Hockmeyer
RL Harrison
Hamilton
R Bessett
W. P. Burbank
W. J. Kelly
F. M. Patterscoa
F. M. Harrison
Evan Lennep
Travers Hess
W. L. Walker
Frances Cooper
H. Macl
L Adams
Walter Hall
Harr
Carman
Edward Rode
H. A. Watson
J B. Reideee
Ernest Po
John T. Duff
H. T. Keith
H. J. Kaltenbach
H. Cc Allen
S. Rowlette Sheen
Riverside Regatta
Bensog
J. Escobal
H. Smith
A. L. Helwitz
Smith
Turville
G. Lewis
G. Shaw
Bensonhurst Cricket Club
C. C Marshall
B. Burkett
L. S. Marshall
C. Whitehorne
B. Hosk
L. K. Street
Escobal
B. Birkett
A. Sargeant
C. Hoskings
J. M. Christie
Helwirz
G. Delvalie
B. Hoskings
J. S. Franklin
B. L. McCullem
L B. W
J. Humphreys c
J. Parks
H. Cunningham
J. Critchlow
Scholding
H. Poyer
Arwaseede
Poyer
Brown
Critchlow
St Scheiding
Macpherson
Condes Wee Lovell
Gregson
Lomer c Smith
Lomer
A. Laurie
Columbia Ovat
B. Franklin Case
D. G. Birkett
A. Whitehorne
Delvalle
Mecutlem S. Deane
Sound
Beawanhaka Corinthian
HM S .M.S
Flicker
E Cc. Henderson
Sabrina
E. S. Willard
Thelema
E C. Macken
George Nichols
Grayling
H. W Warner
Imp
S. L. Landon
Alys
F. R. Coude
Griise
G E. Roosevelt
Tiffany
Tris
E. Tuckerman
NEW York A. C
Rivas
Quinn
Long Island
Julius Behrman
Wahnatah B. C
Charles Prie
Ravenswood FC
Secce William Talbot
Flushing B. C
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!