Walker Leads Metropolitan Golf Qualifiers at Brooklawn
A L Walker Jr youngest in field won medal in 36 hole Metropolitan Golf Association amateur championship qualifying at Brooklawn Country Club with 76 74 total 150 two strokes ahead of Nassau's Gardiner W White. White shot 73 morning then 79 afternoon. Stearns Equals Record as Reekie shines. Kirkby and Sawyer struggle. playoff draw set for first round.
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A. L. Walker, Jr
Metropolitan Golf Association
Brooklawn Country Club
Richmond County
Gardiner W. White
Nassau
Ka Fat
White
Stearns
Willian M. Reekie
Upper Montclair
Lakewood
John N. Stearns
Princeton
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Englewood
DE. Sawyer
Siwanoy
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Fenn
Marston
Proul
Sullivan
Rice
Anderson
Kerr
Chapman
Hoyt
Ward
Carhart
Abbots
Yankees Triumph In Philadelphia Exhibition Game
The Yankees beat the Athletics 7 to 2 as they close a long road trip with a fourth straight win. Nelson pitched for New York while Rogers started for Philadelphia. Roth, Hodie, and Peck led the offense with multiple hits and a homer, and Huggins rode Russell late to preserve the victory.
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Tom Rogers
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Lucky Seventh Sees Cardinals Beat Reds 4 3
In St Louis June 4 the Cardinals won a seesaw game over Cincinnati 4 to 3. Two runs scored on seventh inning hits while ninth inning defense preserved the victory. Pitchers included Salen and Goinlwin with Carey and Barriicn strong late.
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Shodie
Eh Goring
Cuote
Daubert
Cust
McHenre
Warkden
Chick Evans to Defend Open Title at Brae Burn
Golf world shows renewed postwar interest as 135 entries pour into the National Open Championship. Chick Evans of Chicago, runner-up to Walter Hagen in 1914, defends his title beginning next Monday at Brae Burn. Notable entrants include Francis Ouimet, Jerome D. Travers, Walter Hagen, Fred McLeod, George Sargent and J. J. McDermott.
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United States Golf Association
Charles
Chick" Evans
Chicago
Walter Magen
Minaeapolis
Maverford
Penn
Brae Burn Country Club
West Newton
Mass
Jerome D. Tra
Francis Ouimet
Walter ©. Hagen
Fred McLeod
George Sargent
J. J. McDermott
Gil Nicholls
Alex Ross
Tom McNamara
M. J. Brady
Inter Allied Games tennis results highlight July 4 report
France, Australia and Czecho Slovakia led in preliminary singles as Serbia defaulted to Australia and Belgium and Romania fell to respective rivals. Notable matches featured Andre Gobert avenging Riviera defeats and Belgian players losing to the Kozeluh brothers in tight sets.
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Romania
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Mrs Barlow Captains Team in Victory Over Fair Hub Golfers
Philadelphia women golfers led by Mrs. Ronald H. Barlow defeated a Boston hub team 22 to 0 at Apawamis Country Club in the Griscom Cup opener. Barlow and Daley won 5 up 4 to play while Boston’s scorers included Miss G Collett and Mrs. F Johnson. Low net went to H G Stetson with 174 two-day score after handicaps.
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H. G. Stetson
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Piping Rock
Daly
Banton
Mr. Walle
Colgate Edges Tigers 6 to 5 In Princeton Contest
Colgate defeated Princeton 6 to 5 at Princeton in a tight game. A late Colgate rally in the eighth inning produced four runs, aided by a hit, a walk, and an error. Princeton led early with two runs in the final inning but Colgate rallied to win behind strong pitching and timely hits.
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New Yorkers
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Coleate
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Fordham Beats Lafayette In the Eleventh Inning
Fordham defeated Lafayette 15 to 14 in eleven innings at March Field. The game featured a high-scoring rally, Fordham scoring five in the ninth after Lafayette tied it with seven in the Lafayette half, then both sides trading runs through the tenth before Fordham's winning run in the eleventh.
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Tigers Beat New Haven in Exhibition Game 11 to 8
Detroit Americans defeated the New Haven Eastern League team in an exhibition game in New Haven Conn. 11 to 8. Also listed college results with Colgate Belaveron Ary Cornell Mochester Colby and other abbreviations.
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Yesterday's results and today games in major league baseball
Philadelphia beat New York 8 to 2 and Brooklyn defeated Boston 8 to 3. St Louis edged Cincinnati 4 to 3 while Pittsburgh won 1 to 0 over Chicago. New York visits Pittsburgh and Cincinnati hosts St Louis in today’s slate. Standings show New York 24 10 .706 and Philadelphia 15 16 .484 with Cin cin 20 15 .571 and Pitt 17 20 .459.
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Brooklawn Club hosts Metropolitan Amateur qualifiers
Brooklawn Country Club hosted the qualifying round for the Metropolitan Amateur Championship yesterday where a record of 73 was posted. John N. Stearns, 3d, matched that score later, and White finished second to A. L. Walker Jr. for the medal with 152 over 36 holes. Nassau expert W. White praised the day’s scoring.
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Brooklawn Country Club
John N. Stearns
White
A. L. Walker, Jr
W. White
Nassau
Columbia Triumphs in Ninth to Edge Pennsy 7 6
Columbia University defeated the University of Pennsylvania 7 to 6 on South Field in a ninth inning rally. Cy Meany pitched effectively after the fourth, securing the win for Columbia who broke a long Commencement Day jinx dating to 1908.
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Platen
Ny St
Barnes Driven From Mound By Quaker Bats
The Frolicsome Fillies tied the series with an 8 to 2 win over the Giants. Jess Barnes and Poul Perritt led twelve hits for the visitors as Barnes exited in the fifth after a string of walks and hits. The Giants took a brief lead in the second before the Quakers pulled away with late-inning scoring, while Coombs lauded his injured lineup amid a strong showing for the Fillies.
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Brooklyn
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Bill James
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Charles A. Taylor
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Poul Perritt
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Tendler Knocks Out Chaney in One Round Baseman Fit
Tendler, the local lightweight, defeated George Chaney of Baltimore with a knockout in the first round at the Philadelphia park. The blow came via a left hook to the jaw, sending Chaney unconscious for several minutes after about a minute of fighting.
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George Chaney
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Chaney
Johnny Dundee
Joe Tiplits
Commerce Wins Title By Defeating Morris
The High School of Commerce baseball team captured the Bronx Manhat tan Richmond divisional championship by beating Morris High School 7 to 4 at the Catholic Protectory grounds yesterday. Pitcher Karpf limited Morris to eight hits and fanned ten, delivering key strikeouts. Commerce swept the series, finishing with a perfect record.
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Richmond
Morris High School
Catholic Protectory Grounds
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Morris
Commerce
Red Sox Win Final Game Despite Washington Errors
Boston takes two of three from Washington 8 to 3 as the Red Sox capitalize on Senators miscues and clutch hits off Robertson and Thompson. Line drives, stolen base attempts, and defensive lapses shape the contest in a slow moving game.
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Boston
Robertson
Thompson
Hs Biatineniy
Tota
Jamie
James
Dahseman
Hubiteon
Little Dreamer and the Dream World of Youth
A reflective poem contrasts childhood dream states with adult memory and loss. The speaker recalls the “Fairer light” beyond the orchard snow and the old gleam in the eyes of Little Dreamer. Interwoven are sports imagery about a world series and a golfer’s stubborn misfortune in a cuppy lie.
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Wrestling and Baseball Quirks Rule a Quiet Sports Scene
The piece reflects on pitching stars Walter Johnson Grover Alexander and Scott Perry and their uneven win totals, compares wrestling champs including Earl Caddock, notes Caddock’s postwar status as heavyweight champion, and cites T. R. Cobb as another example of stubborn habit shaping sports fortunes.
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Walter Johnson
Grover Alexander
Scott Perry
Athletes Sail to Take Part in Big Allied Meet Abroad
Forty eight athletes sailed from Hoboken aboard the Great Northern to join the inter Allied track and field championships at Pershing Stadium near Paris from June 24 to July 5. General Pershing cleared travel for the group after initial delays. Colonel Joseph H. Thompson led the squad, with a strong Yankee team expected to face French and English rivals. a Public School No. 40 band accompanied the procession as crowds cheered along the route.
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Teave Taki
Pershing
Murch
Washington
Pession
Joseph H. Thompson
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Amateur Athletic Union
Hoboken
Thompson
A.A. U. of
Great Northern
Fight French Records Broken by U S A Boys
Paris June 3 Eight French track and field records fell to American athletes at the AEBF championship games. Local papers hail the Americans as the greatest gathering of athletic stars from any one country yet seen in France. A special train carried 150 athletes and officers. Prince Carol did not accompany the team but is urged to adopt athletic training methods.
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France
Lpit
Bucharest
Carol
Prine
Southern Asia Neoartanea in Orleans Te Uhattaanaga
Fragmentary notes mention locations Birmingham Memphis Nashville with rain and unsettled weather. No clear event, date, or person details emerge to define a fuller news item.
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