Amateurs Vie For Invitation In North Jersey Golf Event
A field of amateurs and pros gather for an invitation tournament at North Jersey with Jack Dowling Alec Smith and William Potts notable figures. Dowling posted a 7% round as Potts and Dowling teamed for a best ball of 48 to meet a qualifying 18 hole standard. The schedule includes match play rounds through October with club championships and side events at Hackensack North Jersey and Cape May links including a women’s event on June A.
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Jack Dowling
Ant Alec Smith
Wykapitrier
Tih
William Potts
Dowling
Potts
Sexton Mill
Cehi
North Geney Cooney Club
Hackensack
North Jersey
North Jereey
Homrenkopt Country Lab
Tae Echemle
Bell Steepe
Sin Hackensack
Fatehpany
Nw Lake
Ff Country Club
Buffern
Eghtesn Totes
Ighteen Dover
Prsignicen
Genius
Ben
Changpion
Ball Sweet
Cape May
Watton Mo Washburn
Newport
Raymond D. Little
Nathaniel W. Niles
West Side Tennis Club
226Th Street
Broadway
Massachusetts
Dean Mathey
Princeton
Ralph T. Bagge
Otter
Mathey
Stirling
Frederick Co Inman
Eagar W. Leonard
Leonard
Tatelen
Alfred Stillman
OW Tebell
Arthur Jaxin
Wildin
KF Andrews
A. Norton
Walter L. Pate
Asmond Dr Little
Alfred D. Hammett
New York University
Harold TH Hackett
Edgar A. Lowther
Hackett
Ware
John § Billings, Jr
Tan
Washburn
Niles
Harvard
Boston
Howard Voshell
de Ewing Taylor
Voshell
Benny Phillips
Norrie Williams
Pennsylvania
Graig Biddle
Philadelphia
Cumming
Harry Parker
Ifirst
Washbure
Roe
Nathanlet
Wnathon Burchard
de Tey
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Bethel
Touchard
Lyle Mahan
William Rosenbaum
PW Gwinn
Ralph Jr
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Mermult
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Arthur B.in
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Wightman
Wiley Grane
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George M. Bodman
Charis Re Laonard
Alan Fox
Ke Cushman
John Feance
A. Sparks
Walter Roberts
Weaver
PJ Wine H Larned
Frederica Wa Fon, Jr
Miles
Charlock
Ee Federer
George Clark
Andrewa
Walter A Pata
Perrin Wins Golf Medal in Lynnewood Cup Qualifier
In Philadelphia on June 1, Merton Cricket Club’s V. Perrin won medal honors at the Lynnewood Cup golf qualifier on Huntingdon Valley links with 7k. Top finishers included A H Smith and D Rowers from Brooklawn, with other notable players listed from Harvard St Davids Overbrook and Huntingdon Valley clubs amid a dense field.
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H. V. Perrin
Merton Cricket Club
Huntingdon Wailer
Gottins
Smith
Ware & D
Brooklawn
Bargent
Harvard
Cleveland
St David's
Chalemere
Stenton
OM Lee
Tale
W. Weaver
Muntisadion Valier
Revnsits
Aromotink
J. W. Robbe
Overbrook
Howston
Country Club
M. BW. Cochran
Beitimora
HBR MacFarland
Huntingdon Valley
T . Jenkins
Baltimore
HP Deacon
Hunsinadon Valley
Confusion Over Tom Morris Memorial Trophy Result
Chicago reports reveal a misinterpretation of the fourth annual Tom Morris memorial trophy terms. Portemouth Ohio club Portemournauit Chis finished eleventh after adjusting for handicaps, with Arabies Country Club leading as the trophy likely goes to the winner. The piece also notes a new West Side YMC swimming pool opening and a city lifeguard school slogan emphasizing rescue skills.
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Chicaxo
Portemournauit Chis
Portemouth
Ohio
Tom Morris
West Side
Young Men's Christian Association
Eighth Avenue
Atrest
Kennedy Beats Stewart in Major Madison Square Garden Show
About four thousand spectators witnessed the first popular priced boxing show at Madison Square Garden since the Frawley act. Tom Kennedy edged Stewart in a strong main event as Willie Beecher and Phil Cross fought to a draw and Steve Kennedy stopped Joe Dorr in six rounds. Kennedy cut Stewart's eye and landed solid left hands through the bout.
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Madison Square Garden
Frawley Taw
Billy Gibson
Tom Kennedy
Im | Stewart
Willie Beecher
Phi Cross
Steve Kennedy
Joe Dorr
Dorr
Kennedy
Stewart
Enappy
Ton
Boxing clash at Yonkers club ends in dispute over entry
Jack Bulger refused entry for his boxer to meet Willie Chandler last night at Yonkers Athletic Club, prompting complaints to the State Athletic Commission. Chandler’s team contends Bulger and the club blocked the fight and travel expenses. Three ten round featherweight bouts in the area headline tonight’s program at St Nicholas.
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Jack Bulger
Philly Meniwyeth
Yonkers Athletic Club
Willie Chandler
Boys’ Club
Bulger
Mew
Chandler
Ttalso
Enme
Adam Brown
Bar
McGovern
State Athletic Commission
Asen
St. Nicholas Athletic
Nly
Tommy Houck
Philadelphia
Hia Hyal
Packey Hommey
Charley White
Owen Morand
Tensrouind
Syracuse
Shiigroe
Jersey City
Milia
Tahney Duridee
Mx Weleht
Dixie Kid
Joe Wolfare
Ditie” Wan
London
Janek Mortis
Seafarer Leads Trans-Pacific Race From Start
In the San Pedro to Honolulu transpacific race, the Seafarer commanded by Captain Novrir of San Francisco surged to the front at the start. Close behind were the Hawaii under Captain Stroud, Lateline led by Captain Harrie, and the Mas toneh of Victoria with Captain Asha, forming the early pack.
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Los Angeles
Varlet Beafarer
Novrir
San Franciena
San Pedro
Honolulu
Hawaii
Stroud
Lateline
San Pears
Harrie
Victoria
Asha
Subs to Stop Bond Sale in Baltimore Court Action
In Baltimore a June 17 hearing began in U S District Court on a petition by Alabama Consolidated Coal and Iron Co to restrain Baltimore Trust Co from selling 11 00.00 worth of 6 percent improvement and refunding bonds pledged without collateral to secure a rate for 230,000. The suit also seeks restitution of 1,250,000 five percent consolidated mortgage bonds from the trust company and former directors, alleging bonds issued in violation of New Jersey law. If upheld, the bonds would become a second mortgage.
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Baltimore
United States District Court
Alabama Consolidated Coal and Iron Company
Baltimore Trust Company
Alabama Company
Trust Company
New Jersey
Alabama
Honda
Morteag
Slants Beat Pirates In Eleven Innings At Polo Grounds
Newsreel recounts the late inning shocker as the Slants toppled the Pirates after an eleven inning battle at the Polo Grounds. Giants surge with two runs in the top of the 11th, triggering citywide excitement while Yankees prepare for brief New York stay after west coast swing.
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Park Row
Pirates
Polo Grounds
Rube Marquard
Giants
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Boston Red Sox
Kil led Chin a town Gunman Yee Toy Dies After Shootings
Yee Toy of 12 Pell street a Hip Sing Tong member described as wealthy and a feared gunman died at St Vincent's Hospital after being shot outside the Four Brothers Society headquarters in Pell street. The shooting occurred before a police witness and twelve bystanders including four white women. Police say Toy was targeted due to past Tong feuds between Hip Bing Tong and On Leong Tong.
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le Yung Hing
No 4
Doyers Street
Toy
No. 1
Pell Street
Bose
Elisabeth Streat
Hip Bing Tong
On Leong Tong
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