Interscholastic golf final sees White triumph in close duel
Oak student White wins the interscholastic final at Wyckagyl over Hunter of Yale, 1 up on the thirteenth green, after a tight match with strong putting and long drives. White earns the gross score prize and the handicap event, with Gillett and Bowers also taking top honors in the day’s events.
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Oakland
Fox Hills
Noble. Org
C. Gillett
Hunter
Alien
Tex Hills
Ben White
Vale
Alec Smith
Cdl
Alec
Carnoustie
Midlothian
Gunter
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Yale
Waterner
White Mt
Tap C. Palmer
Mr. White
Mihan
Gillett
Ete Bowers
E. E. Sturges
Miss Osgood Wins Championship in Eastern Golf
Fanny C. Osgood of Brookline Country Club captured the Women's Eastern Golf Association title at Huntingdon Valley, finishing with 357 over 72 holes to beat runner up E C Wheeler by nine strokes. Miss Mix, Englewood, placed seventh with 387, and Florence McNeely, W Fellowes Morgan, and E W Allen withdrew. Miss Davis won the handicap with 3644 but was ineligible for the prize.
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Tribune
Philadelphia
Fanny C. Osgood
Brookline
Eastern Golf Association
Huntingdon Valley
E. C. Wheeler
Baltusrol
Wheeler
Mary B. Adams
Osgood
Harriet Curtis
R. H. Barlow
Merton
Curtis
Julia R. Mix
Englewood
Miss Mix
Caleb F. Fox
Women’s Golf Association of
Florence McNeely
W. Fellowes Morgan
E. W. Allen
G. Davis
Golf Cup Matches Report From Cass Surface
Fragmented text describes golf cup matches with players such as Percival Mallory and Beien in Cass. Some scores appear like 3 to 1, 2 up, 6 up, yet many names and details are garbled, leaving only partial results and pairings.
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Erday
Cass
Ta Beach
H. Hadder
R. Percival
Imp
Johnny
Mallory
Beien
Tory
Montclair Golf Club Handicap Round Winners Named
Montclair New Jersey June tournament at the Montclair Golf Club featured an eighteen hole handicap and second round results. W B Bremner won Class A with 72 7-72 and W Clough won Class B with 98 16-2.
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W. B. Bremner
W. # Clough
Heap
Bremner
C. E. van Vieck
C. J. Turner
J. F. Sanderson
S. H
Thompson Wins Golf Title In Philadelphia Championship
Wirt L. Thompson of Huntingdon Valley Country Club defeated William P. Smith of Philadelphia Country Club by 3 up and 1 to play. The final round occurred at the Merion Cricket Club course in Haverford.
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Philadelphia
Wirt L. Thompson
Huntingdon Valley Country Cup
William P. Smith
Merion Cricket Club
Haverford
Nine payers return after downpour at St Andrews event
Twenty five golfers braved rain at St Andrews Golf Club for the second medal play handicap. Only nine cards were returned with W E Hodgman and Derwin P Kingsley posting 87 gross and the best net of 7 percent. The cards:
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St. Andrews Golf Club
W. E. Hodgman
Derwin P. Kingsley
Toronto Lacrosse Team Defeats Hopkins Alumni 5 to 2
Baltimore June 11 The lacrosse squad from the University of Toronto defeated the Johns Hopkins University alumni team by five to two in a muddy game.
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Baltimore
University of Toronto Today
Johns Hopkins University
Quakers on the River Prepare for Regatta
Ellis Ward brings the Pennsylvanians to Highland as practice begins for the upcoming regatta. Ward mentors a strong varsity and peers at Cornell and Columbia crews while Syracuse and Wisconsin programs adjust training methods and extended rowing miles.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Ellis Ward
Pennsylvania
Highland
Ward
Quakers
Philadelphians
Charley Courtney
Cornell
Fred Webster
Cornellians
Columbia
Morningside Heights
Ithacans
Fred
Rice
Ten Eyck
Krum Elbow
Varsity
Syracuse
Ten Eyek
Wisconsin
Badgers
Rivalry grows as Cooperstown four tests Meadow Brook hold
Meadow Brook, defending the international polo cup, faces a rising threat from Cooperstown unbeaten in nine matches. The four, led by captain Zr. C. Von Staid, has drawn scouts as potential trial players for Meadow Brook with practice games twice weekly toward an August international match.
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Meadow Brook
England
Cooperstown
Harry Payne Whitney
J. M. Waterbury, Jr
J. S
H. C. Phipps
C. P. Beadleston
Malcolm Stevenson
Zr. C. von Staid
Point Judith
F. Ambrose Clark
Clark
Open Golf Looms With Entries From Coast to Coast
Golfers from coast to coast have entered the national open championship at Philadelphia Cricket Club over Friday and Saturday. Notables include McDonald and George Smith of Wykagyl, Willie Anderson, Alec Smith, and George Sargent, with a field numbering sixty four entries. Navy officers push for withdrawal of army and navy fencing teams from intercollegiate play to boost college interest and consider dual meets and possible international contests as a future outcome.
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Philadelphia
Willie
Alec
George Sargent
Chevy Chase
Willie Anderson
Anderson
Cricket Club
Alec Smith
Wykagyl
Jack Hutchinson
Allegheny
Nipper’’ Campbell
Everson
Navy
United States
Nebraska
Army
Byrd Triumphs in Southern Golf Final Over Bush
F G Byrd of Atlanta captured the Southern Golf Association championship cup by defeating R G Bush Jr of New Orleans in the final round eight up with six to play.
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Atlanta
F. G. Byrd
Southern Golf Association
R. G. Bush, Jr
New Orleans
Winners Named in Richmond County Club Sweepstakes
The three sweepstakes winners at Richmond County Country Club yesterday were A. P. Coxe Jr, Ro L. Harrison, and L. H. Thomas. Coxe posted 8-8-8, Harrison 87-3-78, and Thomas 87-5-£2.
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Richmond County Country Club
A. P. Coxe, Jr
Ro L. Harrison
L. H. Thomas
Oldfield Wins Easily at Elm Ridge Park Races
In fair weather races at Elm Ridge Park Oldfield won both events he entered driving a Beng and a Knox. He set the mile track record 0521-5 and took the five mile free-for-all in 6021-5. Lewis Strang and Ima Jackson placed second.
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Kansas City
Elm Ridge Park
Oldfield
Knox
Lewis Strang
Ima Jackson
Watermen Plan Busy Metropolitan Aquatic Season
Plans for a record outdoor swimming year emerge as the Amateur Athletic Union and New York clubs plot open-water championships from Travers Island to Whortleberry Island. Harold Smyrk and other stars figure in anticipated events while Beaupreaire’s costly visit proposal faces scrutiny.
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Intercollegiate Swimming Association
Travers Island
Otto Wahle
Amateur Athletic Union
East
New York Athletic Club
West
New York
Harold Smyrk
England
Smyrk
Chicago
Gaidzik
Chateau Des Beaux Arts
Huntington
Battery-to-Coney Island
Whortleberry Island
Daniels
Bud"’ Goodwin
Frank Beaurepaire
Beaurepaire
Apawamis Club Qualifiers Lead Governors Cup Play
Sixteen players qualified for the governors cup at the Apawamis Club. Three tied at 77 for the net score prize and three tied at 82 for the best gross score. The article lists the qualifying names.
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Apawamis
Defy Storm At Tuxedo Delafield Gets Ribbons
Enthusiasts braved mud at the Tuxedo show ground as horse show events moved to Goshen next Saturday. Edith Kane rode George Grant Mason's chestnuts to blue in the four-in-hand class and won the ladies tandem driving contest while multiple owners and spectators attended in wet conditions.
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Goshen Driving Club
Richard Delafield
Rex
Ramapo
W. Mv. Hoffman
Brighton
Red Knight
Lehman Strauss
Mr. Hoffman
Roadsters
Orange County
Jack Townsend
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Pierre Lorillard, Jr
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Dinsmore
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Clarence Pell
Gwendolyn Condon
Margaret Waldo
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Katharine Tilford
Weambers
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Dyker Meadow Golf Club hosts third monthly handicap
Sixteen players turned out for the third monthly handicap at Dyker Meadow Golf Club yesterday. L. H. Smith won with 9 1 78, C J. Crookall finished second and captured the gross-score honors with £7.
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Dyker Meadow Golf Club
L. H. Smith
J. Crookall
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