Graham's Driving Wins Jersey Champion Again
Archibald Graham of the North Jersey Country Club regained the New Jersey State Golf Association championship by defeating Joseph Sherman of Westfield 5 up and 3 to play in the 36-hole final at Morris County Golf Club. M. K. Smith beat A. S. Morrow 2 up and 1 to play in the second final.
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North Jersey Country Club
New Jersey State Golf Association
Joseph Sherman
Westfield
Morris County Golf Club
M. K. Smith
A. S. Morrow
Baltusrol
Arthur V. Taylor
Forest Hill Field Club
Graham
Sherman
North Jersey
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Sheron
Essex County Country Club
Westfield Golf Club
Morns County
Paul FE. Heller
Forest Hill
E F. Miller
Arsdall
W. E. F. Moore
Englewood
H. O. C. Davis
South Orange
Moore
Heller
J. G. Dettmer
Englearene
W. JD. Vanderpool
Aborn
Holmes
Percy Jackson
Yountakeh
J. W. Griggs
H. Weatherby
Josiah Macy
Morris County
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Hicap
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Buswell
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Ce Maine
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Howard Giffin
Baltu
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A. Edwards
W. E. Marcus
Eens
K. L. Holmes
Essex County
J. E. Denton
Faltusrol
W. Lyons
Roseville
New Jersey
Efe Wood
O. H. Cheatete
Elmer FE. Wood
T. E. Hoffman
R. Meirtosh
Cee
E. R. Pierson
HL. Follett
Hailed as America's Tom Morris at Wee Burn golf
J H Knapp aged 66 at Stamford Conn hails as Tom Morris of America by shooting 89 on eighteen with handicap 28 to qualify for L Cisco Smith prize. His sons James Hoyt and Phil N Knapp trailed with better gross scores. Joddard the club pro calls the feat remarkable.
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the Tribune
Stamford
Conn
Wee Burn
J. H. Knapp
Tom Morris
America
Knapp
James Hoyt Knapp
Phil N. Knapp
Joddard
Mr. Knapp
President's Cup Round Matches Decided at Yountakah County Club
Several free round matches for the Presidents Cup were decided yesterday at Yountakah Country Club. A McMasters defeated James Bryce by 2 up. E H Roberts beat J Rueffner 1 up with holes halved. W H L Shelp won over Wood 2 up. F W White defeated Co. H Wennaston by default.
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Yountakah
A. McMasters
Jarces Bryce
E. H. Roberts
J. Rueffner
W. HL Shelp
Wood
F. W. White
iWennaston
Defauls
Golf card from Richmond County and Ardsley Club meets
Class A and FB handicaps were played at Richmond County Country Club with Charles A Birch leading A division and W B Thomas leading the other. At Ardsley Club members qualified for the President's Cup, with best scores including H Jaffray 77. KK H Worthington 82 George J Brokaw 85 and others.
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Richmond County Country Club
Charles A. Birch
W. B. Thomas
Ardsley
H. Jaffray
KK. H Worthington
George J. Brokaw
A. F E. Barron
J. W. Johnson
H. Barney
RK. S. Baldwin
W. L. Gunther
Fox Hills Handicap Medal Play Leads Field at Fox Hills
An eighteen hole medal play handicap began yesterday at Fox Hills Golf Club. H F Ives led with a net score of 7 while J G ttersomn posted the best gross score of 8. J A Janin, the scratch player, tied or recorded one stroke more. Scores were again close.
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Findlay
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Hackensack
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Gross
B. Shotwell
WD. Mofta
T. J. Palmer
Fox Hills
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J. A. Janin
Marine and Field Club
C. P. Hurst
Hunt
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A. Reed
A. Bulloe
F. E. Hurst
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Lally
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St. Andrews Golf Club
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H Ulrich
Hodgman
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D. P. Kingsley
Stock Exchange Golf Outing Sparks Wall Street Rivalry
Ninety three entrants competed in the tenth annual NYSE handicap at Richmond County Country Club. C. M. Cohen led with 76 net aided by a 24 stroke allowance, G. C. Greenway Jr. was second with 77 net, and Daniel Chauncey won low gross with 81. A severe thunderstorm forced many to withdraw and top scores followed.
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New York Stock Exchange
Richmond County Country Club
C. M. Cohen
G. C. Greenway, Jr
Daniel Chauncey
Metropolitan Golf Association
Englewood Golf Club crushes Dyker Meadow 12 to 5 in return
Englewood beat Dyker Meadow 12 to 5 in yesterday's interclub match on the former's links. A 21 player side completed the encounter as Englewood avenged a prior loss and led 17 to 0 in the total hole tally across both matches.
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Englewood Golf Club
Dyker Meadow Golf Club
Englewood
Dyker Meadow
Missroon Leads Eastern Parkway Golf Club in Bogie Handicap
H. H. Missroon won the silver cup event with an 8 up margin. Hayden Dudley finished 7 up and A. L. Sherman 5 up while W. P. Momeyer and FE. R Fiske posted 1 and 3 up respectively. Several players trailed with down scores including W. Wells 4 down and H. K. Robbins 1 up.
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Eastern Parkway Golf Club
H. H. Missroon
Hayden Dudley
A. L. Sherman
W. P. Momeyer
No W. Wells
T. H. Polhemas
W. J. Funk
W WW. Harding, Jr
H. M Heath
FE. R Fiske
H. K. Robbins
Final qualifying round for Westfield June handicap cup
Westfield Golf Club hosted the final qualifying round with players such as Van Dyke, McCollum, Barr and Townley progressing to match play beginning next Saturday. Women’s putting scores are listed, and Joseph Sherman Jr. won the May handicap cup, four up.
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the Tribune
Westfield
N. J
Westfield Golf Club
Satuday
Thayer
Hegeman
Miss Bedell
Allen Worth
Davis
Miss Kimball
Joseph Sherman, Jr
Stover Wins Golf Cup at Plainfield Amid Storm
Plainfield N J June 2 Charles A Stover won three points for the Golf Committee Cup at Plainfield Country Club with a net 82 after a heavy storm halted play. Scores included Stevenson 86 Hibbard 88 Taylor 78 and Stover 82 with a leg on bogie handicap for June. The mixed foursome event scheduled for today was postponed indefinitely.
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the Tribune
Plainfield
N. J
Charles A. Stover
Plainfield Country Club
EB. A. Stevenson
Henry D. Hibbard
D. W. Taylor
Vine
Miss Mollie Maxwell Wins Fourth Bay Side Horse Show
The Bay Side Horse Show Association held its fourth annual exhibition at Flushing Country Club. Miss Mollie C. Maxwell of Brooklyn captured top honors with Adonis Venus and Jacobite among her winning entries, while judges G Howland Leavitt J Robinson Beard B Tabor Willetts and Daniel Chauncey Jr. signed off on multiple cups and classes across horses ponies road tandems and jumpers.
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Flushing Country Club
Mollie C. Maxwell
Brooklyn
Venus
G. Howland Leavitt
J. Robinson Beard
Tabor Willetts
Daniel Chauncey, Jr
Hugh Johnson
Jacobite
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Charles Dondero
P. J. Bang
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Robin
Warner M. Leeds
Eloise Wall Laden
Clarence H. Robbins
John S. Turton
Mallow Queen
Badger
J. Russell Barrett
Abe
Charles M. Gould
Amherst II
Jackson A. Dyckmann
Coyote
Br. G
Singleton van Schaick
Good Shine
Robert Gilmour, Jr
Crescent Lacrosse Team Defeats Bradford in Rainstorm
In a rainy International schedule game the Crescent Athletic Club lacrosse team beat Bradford Lacrosse Club 6 to 2 in Brooklyn. Play halted for over an hour due to a thunderstorm and resumed with added time to the second period. Gladney led scorers with three goals, Wall added two, and O Rourke, Robinson, and McKinstre each scored. Allan stood out in goal for Crescent.
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Bradford Lacrosse Club
Bradford
Ontario
Brooklyn
Crescents
Gladney
John O'Rourke
O'Flynn
McKinstre
Wall
Robinson
Caldwell Kennedy
Archer Oo Flynn
Chapells OY Treur
McIntyre Wathoes
McKintstre Sherriff
J. J. Doyle
Crescent Athletic
O'Rourke
Baseball Scores and Standings in the American League
Baseball results from yesterday show New York 14 Philadelphia 6 and Chicago 6 Cleveland 1, with Detroit beating St Louis in St Louis. AL standings list New York 20 14 41 and Chicago 21 19 611, plus St Louis 20 17 41 and Philadelphia 22 14 625. The Giants defeated Philadelphia 2 0 in Brooklyn.
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Chicago
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St. Louis
Detroit
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Boston
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Superbas Rally Past Boston 2 1 At Brooklyn Park
The Brooklyn Superbas secured their third straight win over Boston at Washington Park yesterday in a sensational finish. A ninth inning home run by Jordan after Batch reached on an infield hit gave Brooklyn the 2 to 1 victory in a pitchers duel where Pastorius bested Young. The score details follow.
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le Roy
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Davis
Seybold
Murphy
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Dygert
Superbas
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Washington Park
Brooklyn
Jordan
Batch
Pastorius
Young
East League Scores Reported Across Multiple Matches
In the Eastern League results Jersey City beat Baltimore 8 to 4, Newark edged Providence 4 to 3, Montreal triumphed over Rochester 3 to 2, and Toronto defeated Buffalo 6 to 2.
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Newark
Providence
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Rochester
Toronto
Buffalo
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Toronto Osee
West to row in Henley regatta
London June 2 foreign entries for the Henley regatta closed today. Besides W R B West of Philadelphia the only transatlantic competitors are the Argonauts of Toronto. In the Diame and Sculls West will compete with Gaston de de Prane of the Nautical Society of the Lower Seine as the only other foreign entrant. A Belgian crew has entered for the Grand Challenge Cup and the Silver Goblets.
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Philadelphia
Argonauts
Toronto
West
Gaston de de Prane
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Lower Seine
Hackett wins singles in New York Lawn Tennis Club event
Harold H. Hackett defeats Carleton C. Kelly in straight sets to win the Challenge Cup singles at the New York Lawn Tennis Club on clay courts. Frederick G. Anderson and Frederick B. Alexander claim the Manhattan championship doubles final shot to challenge Hackett and John Appleton Allen for the trophy. Mixed doubles semi finals yield a draw with two defaults.
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Harold H. Hackett
New York Lawn
Sarah Coffin
Robert T. Bryan
Anna M. Risch
Frederice S. Anderson
Kelly
Wylie C Grant
Grant
Anderson
Alexander
Tne
West Side Lawn Tennis Club
Carleton C. Kelly
Sa Manhattan
Frederick G. Anderson
Frederick B. Alexander
Kings County Lawn Tennis
Wylie €. Grant
Carleton Kelly
New York Lawn Tennis Club
Miss Risch
Frederic G. Anderson
Miss Wagner
J. M. Steinacher
F. Gauthey
M & Clark
Blanche Donnell
R. R. Perkins
Coff Robert T. Bryan
Risch
Frederick G
Ersem
Metropelitan Tennis League matches open with mixed results
West Side and Montclair clubs sweep the championship matches while Englewood and Staten Island split points. Crescent and Brooklyn clubs drop all singles and doubles. New York Athletic Club defaults against Hamilton Grange. In second section West Side beats Brooklyn on home courts. Prentice tops Reymond 6 4 6 1 and Homans-Trask beat Pate- Putnam 6 1 6 0. Crescent loses to Montclair. Hinck brothers lead for Crescent in singles and doubles. Englewood hosts Staten Island with Torrance beating Boyd and Blythe giving Staten Island a split. Englewood wins key rallies and takes doubles.
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Montclair Athletic Club
Englewood Field Club
Staten Island Cricket and Lawn Tennis Club
Crescent Athletic Club
Brooklyn Lawn Tennis Club
New York Athletic Club
Hamilton Grange Lawn Tennis Club
Bernon S. Prentice
Harvard
West Side
J. Reymond
Brooklyn
Howard A Mans
Walter L. Pate
Sheppard Homans
Thomas €. Trask
West S
Walter Pate
C. M. Bull, Jr
W. A . Campbell
Richmond County Tennis Team Triumphs On Home Courts
The Richmond County lawn tennis team defeated Knollwood Country Club 6 to 1 at home. James D. Pell of Richmond won 7-3 in singles, with several matches unfinished or decided by narrow margins. Pell and Plummer later won doubles against Holmes and Bostwick, while Davis and Duboise of Richmond also posted a win.
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Aic Nottwoodmond County Country Club
Bz the Country Club
Garrettson’s
James D. Pell
Richmond
Howard A Be A. Holmes
Knollwood
Mer
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Wood
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Harry R. Taylor
Philip N. Taintor
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Plummer
Holmes
Bostwick
Aet
Indiana University sets world pole vault mark at Intercollegiate meet
Leroy Samse of Indiana University vaults 12 feet 4 1/2 inches to set a new world pole vault record at the sixth annual Intercollegiate Athletic Association meet at Northwest University Field. The Indiana team wins with 54 points, Yale and Michigan rivals close behind, while Samse also wins the 24 yard hurdles, discus, and places in the shot put.
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Bases Once Athletic Association
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University of 2 Gan
University of Chicago
Iowa State Normal
Leroy Samse
Indiana University
Gilbert
Yale
Garrels
University of Michigan
Hisam
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