Golfers of all ages compete in Sleepy Hollow event
A large Sleepy Hollow golf tournament drew nearly a hundred participants, mixing youth and veteran players. Cooke and Fvere led Arcola 78 12 87 while various fathers and sons, including Maxsell and Howard Max, paired with kin. Notables like Richard Haight and Ray Kingsley played alongside presidents and officers, with dinner and prize distribution concluding the event.
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Sleepy Hollow
Cooke
Fvere
Arcola Country Club
Presspieuote
Mras
George H. Eypper
W.g Erpper
A. White
Lee White
Ida
Partridi
Dwight
Wykeey Country Club
Evald Maxsell
Howard Max
Af F. Feelin Carter
Philip
Yeamitter
Dr. Carter
Han Fat Sporosching
Travis
Heni Coe
Master Rich
Fae
Hank
Damer A. Stillman
James Inter
F. Whitney
Richard Haight
T Haight
Hills
Daniel Chauncey
United States ‘Algoriation
Ray Darwin P. Kingsley
Tte Metropolitan Golf Association
Walun P. Kinesles
J. Temple Wy
Gaines Gwathmey
At Abawamis
Yale Flater
J. Harold Sinter
Ha Wills
Frank Presbrey
Charles D. Cooke
Everett B. Corke
Arcola
George M. Eypper
Charles G. Eypper
Mackenswell
Devereux Frowner
Devereux Emmet
Louie R. Jones
Hoxerstone
Allen T. Maight
Wiehe Wrkagy C. Howell
George S. Howell
Baltusrol
Warien Munwell
Howard Ataxwell
Alfred D
W. Baker
Josey J. McMahon
Joseph T. McMahon
Sleepy Moll
Francis M. Bacon, Jr
Francis M. Bacon
J. Temple
Gwathmey
Apawamis
Charles E. van Vieck
Charles E van Vieck
Baln
William Allsopp
William 4. Allsopp
Forest HI
Ernest W. Congdon
Glen Ridge
William A. Harber
William A. Barber
Englewood
Raward Node
Alfred B. Rode
Samuel Pierson
N. Pierson
Wee Burn
Fellowes Morgan
Wim
Fellowes Morgan, Jr
Balter
Charles N. Hoerts
Thomas A. E. Hares
George A. Allsopp
Edward J. Allsopp
Baltasrot
Willan
J. Kelly
W. A. Kelly
Wykagy J
Greenwich
Lawrence Merson, Jr
Montclatr
A. Lawrence Pierson
Charles E. Stafford
John W. Button
Cee Hord
Mteachan
Strachan
Essex Co
Louis €. Goetiting
Loule
Gortiling
Frank Presbtey
Charles Presbees
Apawar
Charles T. Small
Roger D. Small
Rockland
Richard MH. Hunt
Richard C. Hunt
Apawamiscoe
Richard W. Balabridge
Lawrence M. Balabeidge
Monteln FW
Mildites
W. HM. Hilditeh
Slwanoy
Menry
Miller
Robert M. Miller
St. Andrews
Delos
W. Cooke
Channery
J. Cooke
Montelatr
Nassauise
John V. Housler, Jr
W. Sargent Bouvier
Yountakab
Frank ¥. Hurton
Frank
Marion, Jr
Powelton
Waldron Williams
Pratt
Travers Sets New Record on Links at Lynnwood Hull Cup
Philadelphia June 1 Jerry Travers again led in the Lynnwood Hull cup at Huntingdon Valley CC breaking eighteen and thirty-six hole records. He opened with 78 in the morning and shot flawless golf in the afternoon except for a late creek mishap. Max R. Maraton trailed by eight strokes, W H Corkran was third at 161. Francis Ouimet did not tee off due to illness.
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Philadelphia
Jerry Travers
Huntingdon Valley Country Club
Ant
Travers
Max R. Maraton
W. Corkran
Francis Ouimet
Psf
Tracy Pyotr Mootatel
Tushar
Petpet Hoesen
Wenthigton
Unclear Ad Copy About Two Piece Suits and Satisfaction Guarantee
The fragment references two piece suits and a money back guarantee, mentioning summer suit options with or without a vest and suggesting buyer reassurance. It lacks complete context, dates, or named entities to form a full newspaper item.
Johnson and Thayer Victors in Doubles Championship
Johnson and A D Thayer defeated Dr B B Dewhurst and J R Carpenter 6 8 7 6 2 in the final to win the Pennsylvania state lawn tennis doubles title in Philadelphia. They had earlier overcome J J Armstrong and Rowland Evers Jr 6 4 6 3 in the semifinals.
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Philadelphia
F. Johnson
A.D. Thayer
Dr. B. B. Dewhurst
J. R. Carpenter
Johnson and Thayer
J. J. Armstrong
Rowland Evers, Jr
Great Neck and Magpie Fours Win Polo Cups
Great Neck and the Magpies prevail in Meadow Brook polo finals. On the big field Great Neck beat Meadow Brook 18 to 14 after receiving seven handicap goals. on No 0 field the Meadow Brook Magpies defeated Islip Freebooters 10 to 5 in the Hempstead cup final. Belmont and Dows stood out, combining for ten of Meadow Brook’s fourteen goals and delivering the upset win.
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Meadow Brook
Great Neck
Meadow Brook Maxpies
Islip Freebooters
Raymond Belmont
David Dows
Islip
Magpies
Webb
la Montagne
McLaughlin
Wong
How Fathers and Sons Fought It Out in Golf
Scrambled OCR reads as a golf matchup between fathers and sons with scattered scores and names. The readable figures show close marks like 102 100 107 100 93 and 109 97 but many segments are garbled, leaving an incomplete account of the event and participants.
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Cobb
Archer
Bresnahan
Snyder
Gowdy
Meyers
Killifer
Dooin
Schalk
Schang
Agnew
Cady
Ainsmith
McKee
Maisel
The Double Return of Travis and Travers in Golf Fame
The article recalls Walter J. Travis and Jerome D. Travers reclaiming renown in American golf, noting Travers as Open Golf Champion of America after a late career surge. It contrasts past decline with a revived pair of comebacks and links to other sporting shifts and player name changes in early 20th century fields.
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Francis Oulmet
Vardon
McLoughlin
Wilding
Brookes
Williams
Church
Walter J. Travis
Jerome D. Travers
Travis
Travers
Kirkby
Trava
Travia
Pallusrol
America
Yacht Clubs Race for Middle States Title Opens Week
The New York Yacht Club starts its sixty eighth regatta on Long Island Sound with top entrants like Baker's Ventura, J. P. Morling, J. M. Macdonough's Spartan, and W. E. Dodge's Samari, aiming for club prizes including the Course Cups. Seawanashkee Corinthian and York Athletic Club also stage major open events with prizes from Harold Vanderbilt and the Robert C. fifties memorial. Sixty-one players begin the thirty-first Middle States lawn tennis championship at Orange Lawn Tennis Club as Karl Behr defends his title, while Edwin P. Larned seeks the trophy for the 1908-09 era. results include Behr vs Bull and Pate vs Morshead.
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E. P. Larned
New York Yacht Club
Long Island Sound
Glen Cove
Baker
Ventura
J. P. Morling
J. M. Macdonough
Spartan
W. E. Dodge
Samari
Herman Steinpfurges
Acushia
Tim
York Yacht Club
James Gordon Bennett
H. Deb Parsons
Frederic C. Spedden
Seawanhskeorinthian Yacht Club
Lloyd's Neck
Oyster Bay
Harold Underbilt
York Athletic Club
Whortleferry Island
Middle States
Orange Lawn Tennis Club
Mountain Station
N. J
Karl Behr
Edwin P. Larned
Billy
William Rosenbaum
Charles M. Bull, Jr
Bull
Walter J. Pate
I. &. Meorshead
Mace
Fom
Meenay
Tonia Ir
BOS
Brean
Eset Iis Noreen
Women in fast play on Quaker Ridge courts
At Quaker Ridge New Rochelle Lawn Tennis Club the annual women singles began with top contenders like Miss Marie Wagner and Mrs Barger-Wallach advancing. Wagner beat Miss Abby Morrison and Mrs A H Chapin, while Wallach defeated Cassel and Van Winkle, signaling a likely final with Wagner or Wallach. A day of sharp drives net plays and long rallies featured Mrs Reginald Hiscoe in two tense matches before losing to Mrs Elsa Kahn. men followed with Walker versus Ward in a hard three-set battle and Phillips defeating George Groesbeck in straight sets.
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Fred Hawthorne
Alexander J. Bradley
New Rochelle Lawn Tennis Club
Quaker Ridge
Bradley
Wagner
Abby Morrison
A. H. Chapin
Wallach
Reginald His
Mrs. Kahn
Herbert Carlebach
Mrs. Lichtenstein
Ward
Walker
Walker Panini
Wardnally
Benjamin M. Phillips
Phillips
Yale and Harvard Crew Practice Amid Rough Water
Yale crews endured rough water at Gales Ferry with fresh men and varsity sent to the navy yard and back. The varsity covered a half mile at 2 40 while the second varsity paddled to the yard and back. Harvard will visit Yale camp tomorrow for the annual intersquad contest and hear results from the first baseball game in New Haven.
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Gales Ferry
Vonn
Suse
Yale
Navy Yard
Harvard
Lawn Tennis Matches on Ridgefield Courts
The Fortnighters beat Ridgefield four matches to two on Ridgefield’s course. Leonia’s Nankival and Osler led the win, while Ridgefield’s Wilson and Short stood out. The readable summaries list additional players and results in a partial recap of the day.
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Ridgefield
Nankival
Osler
Leonia
Wilson
Short
Ridefield
Astesiot Hughes
Eri
Williams Picks Captain Seibert to Lead Next Season
Williams College in Williams town elects Walter E. Seibert Baltimore captain for next year after a Dartmouth game. Seibert has been a regular since freshman year, previously at first base, moved to right field this season. Knee injury sidelined him for much of the current year.
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Seibert
Williamstown
Mass
Dartmouth
Williams
Walter E. Seibert
Baltimore
Yar
Women golfers tie for net in Richmond County event
Mrs W J Faith of Wykagyl led a field of about twenty at Richmond County Country Club with a gross 105. A playoff decided the net prize between Mrs William Seaman of Cranford and Mrs E H Curtis of Montclair. Seaman won after a playoff. A later putting playoff produced a second tie between Mrs L L Blake of Cranford and Mrs Lester Ketcham of Fox Hills, won by Ketcham. Next tourney at Hollywood Golf Club on July 12 closes spring schedule.
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Richmond County Country Club
W. J. Faith
Wykagyl
William Seaman
E. H. Curtis
Montclair
Mra
L. L. Blake
Cranford
Lester Ketcham
Fox Hills
Ketcham
Hollywood Golf Club
Sain Aid
Gras
UWA
Setman
Setimond County
Yale
Lawn Tennis at Yonkers Nappeokamack Club Finals Now in Sight
The annual lawn tennis tournament at the Nappeokamack Tennis Club in South Yonkers continues on Lefferts Park clay courts. Allen Behr M Hall and R Hackett advance to the second round in the upper half, joining H W Forster to face Homer Guernsey in the final stretch. Behr beat Buttenheim 6 8 62, Hall defeated E Delvalle 75 88 in a hard fought match.
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Nappeokamack Tennis Club
South Yonkers
Lefferts’ Park
Lincoln Manor
Allen Behr
M. Hall
R. Hackett
H. W. Forster
Yonkers
Homer Guernsey
Hudson River
Behr
Buttenheim
Hall
E. Delvalle
Whitecaps on Hudson Confine Crews in Rowing Day
In Poughkeepsie on June 21 crews faced northwest winds that produced Hudson River whitecaps, limiting practice to whaleboats early. Cornell led the flotilla as Courtney guided varsity and junior shells, while Columbia and Stanford boats logged rough-water laps and sprints along Blue Point and midriver.
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Tribunet
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Hudson
West Shore
Cornell
Ithacans
Courtney
Blue Point
Varsity
Anes
Shell
Courtn
Janes
Hie
Lund
Othus
Haw Courtney
Oth
Brower
Columbia
Rice
C. W. Cronenberg
Cronenberg
Leland Stanford
Morton G. Bogue
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Sy Cuse
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Yeridges
Maxwells
Vernon Bith
William Fellowes Morgen
United States Golf Associaton
Honmennitation
William Morgen
von Vieck
Haltvard
New Jersey
Prhba Ste
Sporting Goods
Sports All Stores
Dist St
Johnson and
Thayer Victors
Belmont
Dows
Hempstead
Werstra Corner
Mal Meadow Brook
Islip Tretrootmagpies
Allen Blunatinn
Pac Saute
Horase Havemeyer
Handeng
Tom Peoaitten
Baryon
Bowe
Goal Ph Tinem
Shies Econ
PBS
Pinddant
Milburn
Fer
Ollow
Ainge Akin
Albert
Akin
Crawford
Ike
C. Stich, Jr
Sleepy. Hollow
Baldwin
Ms. Maldwin
Howard
Whitney
Howard B. Whitney, Jr
Nanaan
Joseph
Young
Joan J. Young
Cportlight
Dick Rudolph
Alexander
Tesreau
James
Rudolph
Leonard
Johnson
Auch
Mamaux
Faber
Mayer
Rochester
New Hampshire
A. Ivory Bean
Dick Kinsella
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New York
Ty Cobb
Doyle
Merkle
Fletcher
Lobert
Burns
Snodgraas
Myers
Giant
Yachtc
Mrs.Barger-Wallach
Miss Cassel
Marie Wagner
Vfam
Mgr
Abby Slothon
CTC
Masini
Granger
Panier
de Epviniae
le Fisher
Vita Darter
King Bol
MARS
Red Top
Conn
Wray
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Richmond County
Hackett
Whitecaps
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