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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1915
Page
7
Fren White defeats Carter on Nassau links in a near 19 hole final. White mounted a late rally and long drives countered Carter's steadiness as errors and bunker play shaped a close championship match at the country club.
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A Montclair Club event closed its third round of the June foursomes with sweepstakes across three classes. In Class AAA Allen led with a 44 9 76 while in Class BA Gopper posted a 90 18 72. Readouts list pairs Merric ote Parmer Ts Loftus and RoW Towneens Praneton Gallagher among participants.
Italian rider Vincent Madonni captured the ten mile event in two straight heats at the velodrome. Walthour broke on a puncture in the first lap of the second heat, letting Madonna take the lead and finish two laps ahead. Obrt won the one mile handicap and Dupuy led the Australian pursuit as the Forest Hill club championship progressed with key head to head results.
Grantland Rice lauds Travers for patient medal play and exact tee work while Ouimet is praised as one of the finest wooden club players. The Open reveals how mental attitude shapes outcomes as Hagen battles to defend, Evans falters on greens, and Travers shines with steady pitching and solid putting.
In a four ball at Seaview, Marston and Wilfred Reid defeated Jerome D. Travers and Arthur Reid by two up at the home hole. Travers carded 75, Marston 75, Arthur Reid 78, Reid 69 with a fast first nine and strong form. Travers earlier faced Baltusrol, and Reid’s speed carried the inward nine. The second round for the vice president's trophy took place at Fox Hills with Worthley and Bearman winning medals in two classes.
Meadow Brook's first polo team defeated the Magpies 11 to 9 in the third contest. Thomas Hitchcock Jr. stood out for Meadow Brook, scoring both goals while the Magpies, handicapped by eight goals, could only add two more as they were outridden. Lineups and scattered details follow from the readable fragment.
Miss Molin Bjurstedt, national champion, defeated Miss Florence Sheldon Montclair champion 6 2 6 4 to win the Crescent Athletic Club invitation lawn tennis title. She then teamed with Arthur Schinzel to win mixed doubles 6 2 6 2 over Miss Florence Ballin and Cyril Ballin.
Boston June 19 G P Gardner Jr former Harvard athlete won the Bay State lawn tennis championship defeating Niles who held the title five times. The match featured steady serves and key returns as Gardner claimed the title in straight sets.
Florence McLaughlin, 11, of Philadelphia, swam nine and three quarters miles in three hours and twenty five minutes last summer. Her father confirms plans to invite top mermaids from New York, Pittsburgh and Philadelphia to a sixteen quarter mile Chester River contest. Doctors have repeatedly examined her, noting her perfect health and no sign of exhaustion.
The New Rochelle Lawn Tennis Club Quaker Ridge championship opened on the clay courts with 29 players remaining after swift early rounds. Walter Andrews defends the title as Van derbilt B. Ward and others like Dr. Rosenbaum, Francis Hunter, and George Ring push to challenge him. play continues today.
Washburn defeats Robert Le Roy 6-1 3-6 7-5 to win the final round of the metropolitan tennis championship in Bronxville. Hackett Hall pair win doubles 10-8 6-3 6-0 over Steinkampf Lovibond as crowd packs the courts and Pedro the groundsman prepares the surface.
The report details match play at Yountakah Country Club where W. L. Clarke defeated an opponent to finish even and claim a win. The text is fragmentary with unclear scoring and participant names.
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