Joe Kirkwood Favored To Win Open Golf Crown
Grantland Rice nominates Joe Kirkwood of Australia as the leading challenger in Britain’s Open field. The piece ranks Hutchison, Mitchell, Hagen, and Duncan as top contenders, with Kirkwood praised for form and control on challenging links as the likely champion.
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Rice
Joe Kirkwood
Duncan
Hutchison
Barnes
Hagen
Mitchell
Ray
Sandwich
Grantland Rice Hutchison
Barnes, Hagen
United States
Kirkwood
Dunca Witchell
Great Britain
Ndwich
Australia
Meater
Lees
James
Hutchipe Barney
Briliant
Venient
Bot
Sping
Fiy
Yirkell
Pothieon
Magen
Kirkweet
Touth Wominated Carer
Abe Mitchell
Mitchel Durent
Abe
Mitcheil
Henry Coo
Tomme Kerrigan
McDermott
Wien
Agervar
Oneernune
Nett
York
London
Prez
Fe Princes
Britain
Ene
Avera
Gekenden
Leach
Profest
Hunter
Arition
Braid
Varey
Creece
Jim Barnes
Walter Hagen
Jock Hutchison
St. Andrews
St. George's
Steadier Polf
Hutchison, Kirkwood
Snob and Carlton Race Notes at Latonia and Asedoe
Snob has split hoof and won’t start at Latonia while Pandone pays eight. Sed ne ere Vik ran third in the Carlton at Asedoe last Saturday and will miss races for a month. The Morvich defeat memory follows the finish, with Ceaser's colt facing a hard stake lineup including the Latonia Special next Saturday at Kentucky track. Westchester Golf Club and Hilla Country Club team match results noted.
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Latonia
Pandone
Carlton
Asedoe
Ries
Morvich
Mr. Ceaser
Kenitucky
Latonia Entries and Purses in Complex Odds Report
A fragmented ledger lists Latonia entries with horse names such as Mabel and Royal Palm, oddities like Teo and Moya, and various amounts including 3 000 dollars. The garbled text notes entries, purses, and allowances, with scattered percentages and secondary figures, reflecting a busy albeit unreadable auction or racing card. The overall pace hints at betting, entries, and payouts across multiple horses and stakes.
Baltusrol Honors Longtime Pro as Honorary Member
Baltusrol Golf Club elected Low, a longtime professional, as an honorary life member becoming the first professional at Baltusrol to earn the honor in this country. The move mirrors international precedents with James Braid previously named an honorary life member at Walton Heath in Britain last year.
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Grorce Low
Baltusrol
Low
James Braid
Walton Heath
Great Britain
Kerrigan M Namara Take Four Ball Victory at Milburn
Kerrigan and M Namara defeated Contello and Farrell in a four ball at Milburn Country Club Baldwin, with Kerrigan shooting a 71 amid swift greens and strong putting. Farrell sparked the gallery with a birdie at the third as the local exhibition showcased tight play and dramatic holes.
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Ray McCarthy
Travers
Kirkby
Wykagyl
Milburn Country Club
Baldwin
Esterday
Tommy Mee Namara
Tommy Kerrigan
Prom
Louis Contello
Johnny Farell
Ridge Club
Kerrigan
Linsney Pate
Pearey
McNamera
Tommins
Danteile
Farrell
Milburn Club
Penn Oarsmen Near Record At Poughkeepsie Trial
Pennsylvania eight under coach Wright showcased near record speed on the Hudson with a 3 mile upstream effort in 14 minutes 1 second aided by tide and wind. Cornell, Syracuse, and Columbia reported strong workouts as crews prepare for the big race on Lake Cayuga and Hydro practices.
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Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Washington
Collees
Seattle
Nce
Momtay
Asi
Coast Eight
Pennsylvania
Wright
Hilty
Mattiaan
Quakers
Columbia
Stend
Losy
Enusa
Hien
Cornell
Syracuse
Lake, Cayuga
Navy
United States Naval Academy
United States Navy
Antewerp
Sweetser Sets Englewood Course Mark With 70
Jenne Sweetser, Metropolitan champion, posted a 70 on the revived Englewood Country Club course, the fifth course record he has broken this season. The match featured a nine-hole weather interruption, with Sweetser, Travers, and Kirkby delivering strong front matches and a large crowd. Proceeds from the event supported charity, and a big four-ball team match between Sweetser’s group and Kirkby’s team highlighted the afternoon, raising funds for Fresh Air Fund.
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Jenne Sweetser
Englewood
Eiwanoy
Son
Sweeteer
Tonzer Sweetser
I Amsteur
Oswald Ki
the Tribune Fresh Rir Ner
Donald Kirkey
Jerry Travers
Cyril Walker
Rome
Walker
Rickey
Kirkby
Travers
Jerryrrowly
Sarrowi
Ver
Sweetser
Englewand
Whateluty
Liss McDowe
Montclair
Javers
Frat Reekle
Eddie Me
I Siwanoy
Warren Wood
Jesse Jonn G. Anderson
Ned Sawyer
Morvich Beaten Fairly in Carlton as Derby Finale Looms
The erstwhile unbeaten Morvich trailed Whiskaway in the Carlton at Aqueduct, conceding fifteen pounds to a fine rival. While not pulled, Morvich did not run his best, lifting the curtain on a looming Latonia Special and a crowded field for the Kentucky Derby route with Pillory favored to win.
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Morvich
Man O War
Carlton
Aqueduct
Man O' War
Tennis World Awaits Wimbledon Battle For World Title
Tennis fans await the Wimbledon women’s championship with Mile. Lenglen set to defend as Mrs. Mallory and Miss McKane loom as top challengers. The Kent tournament results boosted Mallory after beating Beamish and Peacock before losing to McKane, who then defeated Elizabeth Ryan. Lenglen may skip defense, risking the crown to the challenger who emerges from the deep field in this era of rising stars.
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Wimbledon
England
Molla Bjuretedt Mallory
Katherine McKane
Lenglen
Mallory
Mile
Suzanne
Milo
Miss McKane
Jolliffe Emerson Duo Captures Montclair Doubles Title
Carl Jolliffe of Montclair and Gerald Emerson of South Orange won the New Jersey state doubles lawn tennis championship at Montclair Athletic Club defeating E Oessner and Leonard Knox of Glen Ridge and Anton Von Bernuth of Long Island. Final score 8-6 2 6-1 6-2.
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Carl II. Jolliffe
Montclair
Gerald B. Emerson
South Orange
New Jersey
Montclair Athletic Club
E. ©. Oessner
Leonard W. Knox
Glen Aid
EC. Odhener
J. H Steinkampf
Knox
von Bernuth
Ladsow
Deventer
Emerson
Joliiffe
Hos Emerson
Jolliffe
Steadth
Chempione
Immedia
Jollitte
Minerva Wins Cruiser Race Off Jamaica In May
Jamaica Bay yacht race opens with 24 boats in cruiser class. Minerva owned by A. Mil TT defeats Marian belonging to T. McKee by 26 seconds over the long course from the clubhouse to near Rockaway Inlet and back. other boats and crew listed with times and positions follow in the dense report.
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Jamaica
Jamaica Bay
Crulser
Rockaway Inlet
Minerva
A. Mil Tt
Marian
T. McKee
Orne
Counse
Milesings
McKee
Stewart
Kuhn
Norman
Anderson
Wyatte
Kamer
Remaen
Saunders
Chris
Graves Aue
Colree
Mit
Fea Goll
J. Aperman
Ubatenty
Aerman
TB Netey
O. Kiee Tan Ph Thor
Ear
Saiart & Boats
Eurak
Daanae
Etna
J. More
Myrite
Koetar
Richards's Play Features Met Tennis Tourney
Albert Ostendorf led staffing to trim 128 entry field at the New York Tennis Club due to rain and court damage. Vincent Richards, defending champion, won his first round match 1-0 1-1 over Lawrence Baker as others faced delays and partial play amid wet conditions impacting the Metropolitan tournament.
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Albert 4
Ostendorf
New York
Wna
Jerome Minster
St. H. Bachrach
Feld
Ehntenters
Ontentort
Vincent Richards
J. Richards
Hartford
Tilden
Connecticut
Lawrence Baker
Richards
Baker
Walter Weabrook
Michigan
Drew M. T. Ackerfend
Vacore
Wesbrook
Ackerland
Weisbrook
S—alt
Kashio
Yeune
Neely
Eigen der Ak
Iasey
Smith Detenter
Bank Gat
Waller
Haines Wa Crom FC
Drest
Potholman Mechtecks
Nmer
Wallan
Vnterhere
AL Me
Rey Behiens
Chan Eck
Petter
Slancherter
ALO
Thoman
Fragmented OCR: Aqueduct Ent and Testing Details
Fragmented text describes Aqueduct Ent involvement and testing matters with references to Rierermmae LADA Haak, dates, and financial figures. It mentions a petition allowance and various technical terms and numbers, but the full meaning is unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Nastotasiy
Reese
Mathuie
Sisters win doubles final at Apawamis Club Rye
Sisters from Ardsley Club Mrs St Seuart Green and Mrs A Bee Thurber won the women's doubles at Apawamis Club Rye beating Mrs Marshall McLean and Mrs George L Chay 6 4, 6 4 after a rain delay. The event followed a rainstorm that suspended Saturday play and the mixed doubles were replayed. The article also notes exhibition matches at the new Biltmore Club courts and remarks on equipment and upcoming applications for further tournament play.
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Apawamis Club
Rye
St. Seuart Green
Mra
A. Bee
Thurber
Ardsley
Marshall McLean
George L. Chay
Wladen
Jauished
Leslie
Longwood
Hugh Montgomery
Apawamis
Serosa
Th Biltmore Club
Brooklyn
Hampshire Station
By & Re
Samual Harty
William A. Campbell
Howard Vosheil
Walter Merrill Hall
Vincent Richards
Herbert J. Bowman
New Jersey
John Whitcheatar-Diltmors
Rts
Apawamia
Gren
Hostyampbell
Wosbell
Hall
Hardy
Local Basketball Tourney Draws Eastside Talent
Jumbled OCR teases a city wide basketball event with teams and players from Brooklyn College and East New York. The fragment hints at a weekend tournament at an East New York stadium with various names and venues including Ocean Park and Nassau streets.
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Yriday Ocean Park
A. A
Nd Ai Norton
Andy Mayle
Uroan
Sgh
Ae Kamar Riogoe
Toomay Brooklyn College
Cinben Amaters Ber
East New
Yor
French Tennis Team Victor Over Danes In Doubles Match
COPENTAGES June 18 France defeated the Danish pair Cocket and Borsten in doubles as Torney and Worm won 2-4 4 WM. The French rallied in the fourth to clinch a decisive Davis Cup tie, with strong serving and bold baseline play.
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Copentages
France
Cocket
Borsten
Torney
Worm
Denes
Mateh
Guilford Ties Westchester Course Record In Round
Guilford matched the Westchester course record with a 66 on the south course. The round featured strong driving and steady Iron play, finishing with 18 holes and a 24 on the inward nine. Card details show several pars and birdies as he held the lead.
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Guilford
Westchester
Aaianie
Seana Na
Saree Nueber
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By Jim Barnes
Westchester Golf Club
Winsester Hilla Country Club
Seare
Scharies Ning
Mabel
Avian Dor
Andre Teven
Wea Can
Moya
Deray Teo
Wijtow Tree
Sionbonn
Cregin
Kenmare
Ming
Tomehet
Tulatd
Mery
Kerrigan-M’namara
Penn
Whiskaway
Olympus
Pillory
E. R. Bradley
Jolliffe-Emerson
Met
Minster
Bachrach
Hanover
Apawamis Court
Green
Mis
McLean
Chapman
Fred Anderson
Westchester Club
Fred Hawthorne
Romnds
Ata
Sonsoy
Ftenne
Valance
ComAwaiur
Medien
Katerday Hare
Framkie Jesorve ‘Ve. Irelt
Johnny Contin
Atrounds
Commonwealth
Uae
Lotor Carcominc
Niwarn
Quanton
Heroert Teg Lonpoy
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