Mrs. Barlow Wins Women’s Master Golf Title Again
Philadelphia report details Mrs. Ronald H. Barlow of Merion Cricket Club capturing the women's Master championship at Philadelphia Cricket Club with a two day total 170 after rounds 87 and 83. Outim and Mrs Gavin challenge, while Elizabeth Gordon, Mrs. Knight, and the Curtis sisters share headlines with strong performances and near-record pars amid a competitive field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray McCarthy
Philadelphia
Ronald H. Barlow
Merion Cricket Club
Philadelphia Cricket Club
William A. Mytifi
Mra
Barlow
Mre
Rilvicin
Fiaia
Curtin
Iese
Tiwnel
Ledon Valley
Prannes
Iniacom
Harlow
C. IL Vanderbeck
Mil- Eighgeat
Dolphin Country
Gavin
Harrow
Manhattan
Walt
Miss Gordon
Bar
Narlo Low
Rf Gavin
Gordon
Elizabeth Gordon
Charles
Knight
England
Curtis Sisters
Golfers Struggle On Tough Holes At Course
The hill led to the green where a twenty foot putt was missed. Mrs Gavin and Mrs Barlow faced trouble on the fourteenth and sixteenth holes. Had Gavin corrected her two missed putts, but that is golf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Barlow
Mrs. Gavin
Gavin
Barlow
Latonia Race Results Highlight Multiple Winners
The Latonia meet featured a purse of 1209 for a three year old and up at six furlongs with Vortlight (Staci) winning at 4.90, S180, Pullus second, Gur Lirthday third, while Maiden claimers ran one mile with Teneaigr and Garner among top finishers. Additional races included a second claiming event for maidens and a seven furlong race with Barone prevailing at 9.59, and other noted entrants across the card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staci
Pullus
Hunetordi
Garner
CS. Garner
John Verghe
Byke
Atack
Das
Valentine
Ted
Amanda
Hopetil
Pansy Nowon
Murelln
Hetty Cary
Marta
Rappold
Wnt
Perkins
Spdanville
Tnettnae Yuclongs
Suinny Atadenos Tt
Howard
Sheen Anit
Asean
Jenne
Titavingeny
Gutiner
Bteritom
Alvin Disenyie
Zone Beate
Raweau
Urjonee
Hridenoushattan
Fred Norends
Wark
Carmen
Barone
Wise
Renand
Ernest
Connelly
Timp
Merchant
Prospector
Ces Leadou Kimpalang
Quiro
Ren
Belmont Park action leads to rich purses and tight fields
Belmont Park yesterday saw sparse fields and heated bidding as purses rose by about 4000 dollars thanks to Commander J. K. J. Ross. Shoot On led W. R. Coe’s entry with American Soldier and other rivals fading. On Watch dominated the Richmond Handicap while Taftor edged Younced and Ponce battled hard for the finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Coe
F. Housman
McAtes
Richmond
Feelongs
George W. Lofts
Barrett
Jone
Padraic
Jadda
Younced
T. Rowan
Ponce
Fund Aids French Boxers For Antwerp Olympics
Paris reports a gift of 20000 francs by sportsmen to train amateur boxers to represent France at Antwerp. Twenty four regional tournaments will select the team. The drive is led by Duke Decazes presiding over the National Sporting Club of France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Boxova
France
Antwerp
Duke Decazea
National Sporting Club of
International League games today announced schedule
Syracuse at Jersey City Baltimore at Reading Rochester at Buffalo Akron at Toronto. Yesterday Jersey City beat Baltimore 6 to 5 Akron defeated Rochester 7 to 3 Toronto edged Buffalo Reading beat Syracuse 5 to 1 in 13 innings. Standings show Buffalo 14 4 68% Read’n 21 22 to 39% Toronto 28 16 64% Jersey City 17 36 39% Baltimore 28 17 62% Akron 23 18 56% Syrcse 11 32 26%
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Jersey City
Baltimore
Reading
Rochester
Buffalo
Akron
Toronto
W.l.pet
J. City
Sy'c’se
Gardiner And Whitney Win On Scottish Links
In Muirfield Scotland on June 8 1920 Robert Gardner and Nelson Whitney emerged for the second round of the English amateur golf championship as only thirty two players remained. Gardner beat T Burrell on the last green and Whitney won 2 and 1 over E M Smith. Several Americans were eliminated with Whitney and Gardner the only ones left after day two. weather was near perfect and the field dwindled to a strong senior contingent including former champions and top amateurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur S. Draper
New York
Tribuna, Inc
Muirfield
Scotland
Robert, Gardner
Nelson Whitney
T. Burrell
E. M. Smith
Gardner
W. Holderness
Harry Rind
Holderness
J. J. C. Jenkins
Lord Charles Hope
J. F. Laidlay
R. H. Wethered
Oxford
Harry Hilton
Angus Hamabro
T. T. Armour
Cyril Tolley
C. C. Hezlet
Howard Whitney
I. A. Laasen
Carl Bratherton
J. Robb
N. H. Fletcher
Robert Gardner
Blackwell
Union Boat Club to Represent U S at Henley Regatta
The Union Boat Club oarsmen shipped their shells to New York today and will sail for England Thursday to race in the Henley Regatta. The crew will include an eight, a four, and possibly William Chanler in the single sculls along with other representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buyin
Dunes
Union ‘Boat Club
United States
New York
England
Union
William Chanler
Belmont Park Entries and Races at a Glance
A fragmented list from Belmont Park outlines multiple race events including the Second, Third, and Fifth races. It references participants such as Douglas ton, Walt, Nancy, and Mandi Ban with mentions of conditions, prizes, and numbers like 150 and 358. The garbled OCR text also alludes to a Memorial and an Anniversary, but specifics are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Macbeth
Belmont Park Race Track
J. K. J. Ross
Princeps
S. C. Hildreth
Belmont Park
Yiui-Olis
Mamie
Noreen
Earody
Jo Mola
Walt Tunleng
Hut Nancy Bee
Tavington
Douglaston
Resolute Edges Vanitie In Foggy Newport Race
The Resolute narrowly claimed an official victory over the Vanitie in a drifting 15 mile Newport race tied to the American Cup. Despite calm seas and light wind, Resolute finished 6 59 08 to 6 26 08, while Vanitie failed to meet the six hour limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Lawrence Newport
Vanitie
Resolute
Karita
New York
Cup
Losward
Neck
Narragansett
Charles Francis Adams
George Nichols
Sandy Hook
Throckmorton in Fourth Round of Title Tennis
Harold A Throckmorton advances in the New Jersey state championship at Montclair Athletic Club as rain disrupts play. The defending champion wins early rounds, facing Keresey and Hammett as doubles draw features Kumagae and Beekman among top contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Throckmorton
Fred Hawthorne
New Jersey
Montclair Athletic Club
Harold A. Throckmorton
Alfred D. Hammett
McLean
Norman Comes
Tixen
Milton Soper
Willard Botsford
New York
Seichiro Kashio
F Botsford
Botsford
Kushjio
Hammatt Norton
Fred Hovey
Frank H. Devitt
Ichira Kumagae
Leonard Beekman
Walter Merrill Hall
A. Anderson
Vincent Richards
Ben Letson
Fred C. Anderson
Dexitt
Dewi Raensiworn
Nett Nerton A. Batavia
Saylen O
Kirkland
Thomas
Jonon
A. Tinsatord
W. Geoemian
Yututchinaon
Wilsun
Bermnate
Benet
A Throckmorton
Tehiva Konmagne
Donal
Paul Keresey
Weitebrook
Varguttars
Sigmund
Spaeth Iniartner
Partier
Rand of
van Deventer
Wattauter Thay
B. Walden
Kukuenl
Partiers
Celwner
M. Uaking
Toby
Camenon
Yrench
Hurenkitt
J Wally
Burney, Row
Halea
Vata Plager
Gotcinaraoh
Lynch Defeats Rawson Wood In New York State Tennis Final
Mrs Edward V Lynch, Eastern New York State champion, defeats Mrs Rawson L Wood 6-3 9-7 in the singles at the New York Tennis Club on clay courts at 238th Street and Broadway. Rain halted further women's doubles after five matches. summaries note various round results and pairings among prominent players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Tennis Club
238Th Street
Broadway
Rawson L. Wood
Florida
Edward V. Lynch
New York
Wood
Lynch
Allan Wagnes
Pon Mya
Holden
Mra
Edyard Wo Ughen
Aira
Hayneson
T. Wot
On Not Et Henamin
F Brimgee
Tovell
Mea SU Wolff
Mian
Grace” Graham
Siew
Margaret Gnoon
Marlon Wraterwel
Rod
Mian M."marks
Nathaniel Dain
Edward W. Raymond
Mina Janale Gott
OrRe Phen
Allan Welgian
Jerry Tang
Milton Bernstein
Battery Pairings Across International League Matchups
The report lists batterymen and teams in a sequence of league matchups across Baltimore Akron Rochester Toronto and Toronto venues with names such as Carlson, Reitag, Sullivan, Knelaoh, Cages, Reading, Madden, Heitman, Bengough, Rauen, and Sandberg. It notes battery pairings and lineups for parries and games, indicating scheduled or completed assignments in the International League rounds.
Pitching Tent on the Open Trail
A trekker setup camps in a birch grove by a noisy brook along the road. Beds inflated chairs and kitchen corner ready. The open trail hosts a wayside inn feel with fishing, farm eggs and cream, a kingly dinner, and a moonlit night. All it costs is a few duffle bags on the car boards.
Removing Rough Spots From Camp Life
Abercrombie and Fitch camp equipment described as the final word in comfort. Includes family tents canoeist and hunter gear, seven bag automobile camp kits weighing 173 pounds with tent bedding cooking kit table chairs and blankets, plus cots sleeping bags and assorted camp furniture. Also lists duffle bags rucksacks cook kits de hydrated foods fishing tackle guns revolvers air rifles and canoes with outriggers.
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a.Cavin
Philadelphia Star
Miss Huriot
Margaret
Poweri Pasly
H. A. Jackson
Greenwich
Misa May Bell
Latonia
Belmont Park Racetrack
Wwen-zear-oldy Pirerst
Aon
Winnee
Boe
Sten
Wren
Sprivent
Ian Norsal
Samia Inet
Bashmantar
Pat Havakin
I Furlong Pois
Chalorgwi Tully
Omamilla Bart
Tor Ie
Roarolds
Upwant
Lianetbly
Heaatook
Amner
Camarvons
Wirelab
Epeerd
Sinemacs
Earaight
Hart
Onis
Tinte Arenfas Ormmer
Wesley
Harlan
Murphy
Pete
Tab Harlin
Ua Terete Tully Erie American Hildin Failed Wwrewbrad Wien
Ma Ronald
Hatton
Delagart
Hamilton
Star Mice Ormven
Aki Welker
Tokar Cer Miah
Coe
The
Harlem
Ross Money
Hooper
Norma
John E. Madden
Ramkin
Wilson
Madden
Kummer
Martigins
Greentree
Ambrose
W. J. Congdon
Carnarvon
Thomas Monahan
Royalliew
Morris P. Brenner
Bluffer
International League
Robert Gardiner
Whitney
Selingrimpes
Anil
Iain
Saymen
Oko
Ussf Lotta Leasing
Tata Tea
Nile
Bonnagania
Magenn Uy
David Warum
Adams Pilots
Plainfield
N. J
W.M. Alling
Zoe Terry
Misa
Hertha Tilney
Plainfield Country Club
Croydon
Oscar Iverson
Ugt
Ary Sacha
R. S. Norton
BF. Drake
Hi Pope
Alrick Manir
R. W Seabury
Fd. McWatty
Brubans
HW. Holbrook
Frank Seller
T. Woodford
R. Lake
W Knox
VR. Vernon
Ilugh
Nehring
George B. Mclean
Georges Dixon
Milton HL Soper
Rs. Rawson Wood
E. V. Lynch
Parricsy and Konniew
Enzmann and Madden
V. Barnes
Manning
Lonely
Ave. Bearid
Blland & Padnock
Browning, King&co
Browning, King & CO
Cooper Square
Fifth Street
Sporting Goods
Madison Avenue and 45Th Street
Abercrombie & Fitch
Fibercrombie
Fitch Cox
Fara H. Witch
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