Travers Holds Title Beats Behr At Golf
Jerome D Travers of Montclair defeated Max Behr of Morris County 11 up and 9 to play in the New Jersey State Golf Association championship at Englewood. Travers led 5 up at the turn and extended his advantage, aided by superior distance control and steady putting. Charles Hitchcock Jr. of Baltusrol won the second beaten eight cup, defeating Roy Webb 10 up and to play.
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Montclair
New Jersey
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Behr
Morris County
Metropolitan
Charles Hitchcock, Jr
Baltusrol
Hitchcock
Roy Webb
Jerome D. Travers
Max Behr
Raltusrel
Englewood
W. B. F. Moore
Baltusrel
A. H. Lockett
Fred Snare
S. H. Cunningham
North Jersey
H. M. Coxe
G. M. Geynten
F. A. Wright
Dance Brook
T. R. Fell
Pley
Clinton Black
Eng
Tie in Class A Qualifier for June Handicap at Richmond Club
In the Richmond County Country Club qualifying round for the June handicap, the top four in each class advance to match play. A triple tie occurred in Class A with Dyker Meadow Golf Club names among the contenders. Marshall Whitlatch led with 7 1 2 plus 2 77, L B Bowen 8 12 71, and F W Shibley 7 3 77.
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Richmond County Country Club
Dyker Meadow Golf Club
Marshall Whitlatch
L B. Bowen
F. W. Shibley
Whitlatch
A. T. Dwight
Nené J. D. Travers
Fox Hills Golf Club
J. M. Fleming
F. Pusey
Fleming
Pusev
A. Janin
P. Ryan
G. E
Graham Aee
H. F. Ives
Mager
Wildman Wins First Prize in Dunwoodie Club Handicap
Ge H Wildman clinched first prize in the inaugural thirty six hole handicap at Dunwoodie Country Club with 232 6 14. Dr C E Meloney took the second prize with 1%-2%-268. May winners of the red card prizes at Dunwoodie include Hugh Chivers W D Schoonover J A Altsheler E C Robinson Alfred Rode and Herman Gabieu, along with others listed for May dates.
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Ge. H. Wildman
Dunwoodie County Club
C. E. Meloney
Dunwoodie
Hugh Chivers
W. D. Schoonover
J. A. Altsheler
Manhattan Cricket Club defeats Yonkers in championship clash
At Van Cortlandt Park Manhattan Cricket Club won its first Metropolitan District Cricket League championship game by an innings and 3 runs as Yonkers were all out for 38 after their first innings 51. H A Oxenham took 8 for 24 and F F Kelly 2 for 17. Prendergast led Manhattan with 48.
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Manhattan Cricket Club
Yonkers Cricket Club
Yonkers
H. A. Oxenham
Manhattans
F. F. Kelly
F. J. Prendergast
Prospect Park Parade Grounds
Metropolitan District Cricket League
Kings County
Columbia Oval
A. Hoskings
E. B. Reece
J. P. Stuart
Manhattan
Prospect Park
H. Glover
E. E. Stevens
Crescent Ath letic Club Loses To Mount Washington For Amateur Lacrosse Title
Mount Washington Club of Baltimore defeats Crescent Athletic Club 9 to 1 on Bay Ridge field. Tiny Gladney scores three goals. Wall adds four. Briscoe guards Crescent’s defense. Over ten thousand spectators attend as Mt Washington dominates with strong team play.
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Mount Washington
United States
Crescent Athletic Club
Bay Ridge
Brooklyn
Crescent
Gladney
Allan de Casanova
O'Flynn
Bob Wall
Crescents
Briscos
Mt. Washington
Briscoe Schmiesser
G . -Hodgins
Strothar
Scott McCrowe McCrowne
Mount Washing
Saylor
J. Moser
Umton
Simpson
Schmiesser
Wall
National Auto Groups Convene For Road Plans And Exhibits
A national committee led by Robert F. Hooper and James H. MacDonald will organize a first annual good roads and legislative convention in Buffalo. Key topics include state aid for highways and motor vehicle laws, with support from the American Roadmakers and the American Automobile Association. The event also features a taxi cab division at the Grand Central Palace show and notes foreign clubs shifting toward European participation.
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Robert F. Hooper
Philadelphia
Good Roads Board
Nahum J. Bachelder
Concord
N. H
National Grange
James H. MacDonald
Hartford
Automobile Club of Buffalo
American Roadmakers’ Association
Connecticut
United States
American Motor Car Manufacturers’ Association
Grand Central Palace
Automobile Club of America Announces New Pleasure Tour
The bureau of tours led by Waldron Williams announces a June 19 to 23 pleasure tour for members and subscribers. Starting at the New York City clubhouse, the route travels through New York State and returns via New England. The program aims to expand to the Midwest, South, and Far West as part of a broader touring plan.
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Bureau of Tours
The
Automobile Club of America
Waldron Williams
New York City
New York State
New England
Middle Western
Far West
Ridge Triumph Across Hundred-Run Margin As Visitors Earn Extra Time
Ridge won by over a hundred runs after a high scoring game that was extended ten minutes to finish. Beasley led the winners with 66 in a strong innings as Crescent Athletic Club declared at 173 for five wickets, Staten Island replying with 65.
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Brooklyns
Upper Montclair
Bellevue
D. G. Humble
J. Poyer
A. Brown
Brown
H. Poyer
J. Poyers
Brooklyn
Schlechter Maintains Lead in Prague Chess Masters
In the fifteenth round of the Prague international chess tournament Schlechter, after a draw with Rubinstein, continued his lead. Duras fell to Teichmann, Vidmar drew, and Marshall also drew with Marekczy. Leonhardt beat Kvicala, Flame defeated Chotimirski, Janowski beat Leontieff, Alapin defeated Mieses, and Spielmann beat Treybal. Bardeleben and Prokes adjourned with Prokes favored. Standings show Schlechter atop with 11.5 points, Rubinstein close behind, and notable results across the field.
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Bohemia
Schlechter
Rubinstein
Duras
Teichmann
Vidmar
Marshall
Mareczy
Leonhardt
Kvicala
Fiame
Chotimirski
Janowski
Leontieff
Alapin
Mieses
Spielmann
Treybal
Bardeleben
Prokes
Behlechter
Alapina Cesanae Ae Ie
Widmar Il
Suecht
Leonel
Salwe
Csacces
Hower Trophy Runabout Entries Expected to Double
Definite intentions to enter runabouts for the Hower trophy contest indicate more than double the number of competitors next month compared with last summer. The event, linked to the Glidden trophy tour, uses a point scoring system with observers aboard each runabout and two classes based on value.
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New York
Edwards tops in Morris County Thomas Cup round
In a Thomas Cup round at Morris County Golf Club Morristown James F Edwards led scoring 1 up earning three points Morgan Smith finished 3 down with two points and John C Williams 4 down with one point reported by Telegraph to The Tribune June 6
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the Tribune
Morristown
N. J
Morris County Golf Club
James F. Edwards
Morgan Smith
John C. Williams
Three Tie for Net Prize at St Andrews Handicap
At St Andrews Golf Club an eighteen hole handicap event yielded a three way net tie among Archie Reid Peter Fletcher and W O Sidenberg all scoring 81. Reid claimed the gross prize with 79. Scores follow.
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St. Andrews
Archie Reid
Peter Fletcher
W. O. Sidenberg
Reid
Opening ceremony for Long Island Motor Parkway concrete work
A ceremonial start for the Long Island Motor Parkway marked by A. R. Pardington and W. Vanderbilt Jr as Italian laborers set the first earth for a road to be used by the Vanderbilt Cup race on October 24. Officials including President Hotchkiss of the American Automobile Association and August Heckscher spoke of obstacles overcome and future parkways for automobiles.
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A. R. Pardington
Long Island
Centray Ieacens Island
Pardington
First Earth
Tory
A. R Pardington
Parkway Company
W. Vanderbilt, Jr
Vanderbilt
Hotchkiss
Americansy Association
New York
Boy's discus record set at Brooklyn invitational meet
Eugene Coler of Manual Training High, son of Borough President Bird S Coler, set a new interscholastic discus record in Greek style with a throw of 8 to 6 at Commercial High School's annual invitation meet in Brooklyn. President Coley sat for his son as rival performances from A S Cozzens followed.
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Eugene Coler
Manual Training High
Bird S. Coler
Bragglyn
Commercial High School
Lincoln Road
Stay Avenue
Brooklyn
Coley
A. S. Cozzens
W. Jones
Erasmus Hall High School
Driscoll Wins Kenilworth Fifteen Mile Road Race
Joseph P. Driscoll of the city won the Kenilworth fifteen mile road race in 1 37 33 with Thomas A. Mellor of Yonkers second. Stanley T. Kellogg of Springfield set two world motorcycle records, riding a two cylinder bike for tem miles in 9 42 5 and a one cylinder bike for ten miles in 1 6.
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Joseph P. Driscoll
Kenilworth
Thomas A. Meilor
Yonkers
Stanley T. Kellogg
Springfeld
Mass
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