Travers Carried Off Last Green After Winning Golf Title
Travers won the United States Open on the links, carried off the last green by friends amid a packed crowd at Brookline. Brady finished tied for second after a late stumble. McNamara, Tellier, and Hebert McDonald also vied for the lead as officials and volunteers managed the throng on a dramatic final round.
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Brookline
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McNemara
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Una
Jerry
Hrady
Nerees
Hebert McDonald
Donaldson's 70 breaks court record in golf exhibition
James A. Donaldson of Glen View shatters a 71 record with a 70 as amateurs compete under new USGA rules that prize trophies rather than money. The event features Travers rivals, prize allocations, and an exhibition pairing including Arthur Reid and Maxwell R. Marston at Upper Montclair.
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United Tes Golf Association
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Canally Seeond
Robert G. McDonald
James M- Barnes
Louis Tellier
Michael J. Brady
George cLow
Duck Mutehinaon
Fred McLeod
Wiliad Reid
Alec Campbell
Gilbert Nicholls
Kerrigan
Beach
Upper Montclair
Arthur Reid
Noninal Maxwell R. Marston
New Jersey
Wilfrid Reid
Seaview
Philadelphia
Nunt- Lingdon Valley
Travers Wins Open Golf Championship at Endurance Spin
Jerome D Travers clinched the Open Championship after a dramatic final round at a sunlit course. He built a late surge with steady iron play and a miraculous recovery on the tenth hole, finishing with clutch putting to beat Brady and MacNamara as Tellier and Barnes remained within striking distance. Travers’ decisive drive and precise approach closed the title in a grueling showdown.
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Jim Barnes
Louis Tellier
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Spain
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Yardon
Ray
Brookline
Herve
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Montelair
Rice Chooses Columbia Varsity Crew After Shakeup
Rice finalizes the Columbia varsity eight lineup with Dauss at No 2 and Wormner at stroke, noting a powerful redesign after yesterday’s shakeup. Junior eight also rearranged as Nickalls tests new varsity combos while Stanford's crew finishes quarters and California plans two-row days.
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California
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Stanford
Comell
Syracuse
Travers Wins Open Golf Title
Travers clinched the Open Championship with steady play and clutch recovery shots. He credited 72 holes in 20 strokes under par, doubting earlier hopes yet finishing far ahead as he preserved his trusted putter for a fanfare moment.
The Sportlight Race Rumors and Boxing Notes
The column previews a lively National League pennant race with six clubs in contention and the Dodgers blamed for inconsistent losses. It also weighs Freddie Welsh versus Charley White, mocks Willard praise, and jokes about war timing and a golfer who shot 86 after claiming luck on the level.
Three Pitchers Fail the Newark Feds
A fragmented write up discusses baseball team balance and hard-hitting clubs. It references the Newark Feds at Harrison and the idea that success comes from blending pitching batting fielding and base running with team play.
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Ite Vauahn
Tanort
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Vinneran
Morarit
Hoyt To Lead Tigers After Harvard Game
Princeton nine elects captain Erine Teare Hoyt for next season after Harvard at the Polo Grounds. Hoyt appeared in yesterday's game as a pinch hitter and had been a regular earlier in the year before a rheumatism layoff. He is counted as the team’s heaviest hitter.
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Records May Go Today At Metropolitan District Meet
The annual renewal of the senior track and field championships of the Metropolitan District will be held at Travers Island this afternoon. Expect thrilling competition and possible records as New York A. C. and the Irish-American Army are favored to win team honors in a bitter clash.
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Hyde Beats Travis in 23 Hole Nassau Match
James K. Hyde of South Shore defeated Waiter J. Traving in a Nassau Country Club invitation event lasting to the 23rd hole. Hyde later fell to William J. Hicks as the day narrowed to semifinals with White vs Deer and Hicks vs Carter advancing.
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Nassau Country Club
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James K. Hyde
South Shore
Hyde
William J. Hicks
Gardiner W. White
Alfred Morrell
Arcola
Dwight Armtrong
Gordon Douglas
White
Franklin W. Deer
Hicks
Philip Carter
Dlay Cha
Dundee Dominates Leach Cross in Decisive Victory at Ebbets Field
Johnny Dundee outboxed Leach Cross at Ebbets Field in eight of ten rounds landing six clean punches per exchange while Cross struggled to counter. The bout showcased Dundees superior speed and skill as he avoided punishment and controlled the action throughout the majority of rounds.
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Charley Chaplin
LeRerich Injured in Bout at Opera House
In the international wrestling championship at Manhattan Opera House Instnieht George Lurehy of Russia fainted after a blow from Windek Zbyszko in a twenty minute match. Lurich was moved home by taxicab. Earlier Dr. B F Roller defeated Ivan Linow after one hour, thirty three minutes, and eight seconds.
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Ivan Linow
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