Hecker Defeats Underhill For Metropolitan Golf Title
In Nassau yesterday Miss Genevieve Hecker of Essex CC beat Miss Ruth Underhill of Nassau 2 up with 1 to play in the women’s metropolitan golf championship final. The match mirrored last year’s finalists at Morris County but Hecker’s win secures her second consecutive title and adds strength for the national championship bid.
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Nassau
Morris County
Genevieve Hecker
Essex County Country Club
Ruth Underhill
Nassau Club
Miss Hecker
Miss Underhill
Frances Griscom
Philadelphia
New York
Mrs. Ashmore
Miss Unc
Miss Underhit
Miss Peterson
Miss
Miss Under
Fron
Hecker
Prac- Miss
Aecker
Leeds
Ralph Marsh
J. B. Dickson
Marsh
F. M. Bacon, Jr
Dickson
Archibald Forbes
L. B. Garretson
M. Bacon, Jr
J. Walter Wood, Jr
Percy R. Pyne
J. A. Tyng
Bayshore
Bayshore Golf Club
Allan Pinkerton
Charles E. Hubbs
Miss Hecker Wins Woman's Metropolitan Championship
Miss Hecker claimed the title in the Woman's Metropolitan Championship as the top contender secured the crown in a decisive victory. The event highlighted skilled competitors and elevated Hecker as the metropolitan champion.
Golf results and club news from New Jersey and Brooklyn
At Knollwood Country Club near White Plains two members hands were shown by Paul G. and William Carrol. In Baltusrol handicap Rab Reed and Grier Campbell tied at seven net. Miss Margaret Tracy won the Meelick Cup with 91 net from Plainfield. Gilbert cup mixed foursomes saw Van Herwerden paired with Abbott and Fleming with Grenny posting strong nets. President’s Cup standings show Reed with six and a half points. Townsend and Townsend tied for second. Deal Golf Club elected new directors including O'Day and O'Brien. George W. Young named president. Knickerbocker Club saw semi finals in A B C classes. Cape May handicap tourney matched Rodgers against Miller with Boyd scoring in Class B.
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Knollwood Country Club
White Plains
Paul G. Thebaud
William Carrol
Margaret Tracy
van Herwerden
Adelaide Ball
Daisy Elsberg
Margaret Goddart
Mary E. Tracy
Marjorie Fleming
Gross. Handicap
E. J. Patterson
Erewerecesseces
Howard Hun
Walter Peterson
Townsend Rushmore
D. W. Taylor
Jane E
Aeae
the Park Golf Club
Charles A. Reed
Charles W. McCutchen
Morgan T. Townsend
Reed
William A. Townsend
Lester W. Hallock
Deal Golf Club
Deal
N. J
Daniel O'Day
Morgan J. O’brien
Frank H. Croker
James C. Young
John Larkin
G. B. M. Harvey
John P. O’brien
Albert C. Twining
George F. Kroehl
Joseph M. Byrne
James A. Deering
George B. Hurd
J. Kendrick Pangs
A.S. White
Chauncey H. Murphy
George W. Young
Cape May Links
Cape May
Elliott Rodgers
Pittsburg
Frank J. Miller
Philadelphia
George W. Boyd
Pennsylvania Railroad
Englewood Defeats Richmond County Team 16–4
Englewood hosts yesterday beat a ten-man Richmond County Country Club squad by 16 to 4. Notable listed players include F. M. Wilson, M. B. Cole, W. E. F. Moore, B. F. Retmund, D. M. Marvin, Tenney, and E. Patterson.Thomas and Schuyl appear in the scoring.
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Englewood Links
Richmond County Country Club
Englewood
F. M. Wilson
M. B. Cole
W. E. F. Moore
Tuxedo Ardsley match postponed with handicaps and putting comp
Results cover class handicaps for men and a women s putting contest. Highlights include Mrs A D Cochrane scoring 42 and Mrs M M Van Buren 43 in the putting event. Doubleday wins the Dyker Meadow golf sweepstakes with 76 net. Bowley wins Jersey City Club championship. Feake takes consolation cup. McBurney wins women s consolation.
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Ardsley
R. H. Syms
A. D. Cochrane
G. E. Tarbell
H. Hilliard
I. H. Harned
HH. Melleville
M. M. van Buren
Miss Hewitt
Miss Watt
F. N. Doubleday
Dyker Meadow Links
Gross
Araceboay
R. T. Walden
H. G. McMeever
Nassau Gets Smith the Professional at Nassau Country Club
Alexander Smith named professional at Nassau Country Club with duties starting October 1. Smith, returning home to Musselburgh Scotland, will lead club operations after finishing runner up to Willie Anderson in last week's professional championship at My opia. M'BRIDE WINS AT APAWAMIS. J W McBride posts best net score in Lapham Cup qualifying with 8 net.
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Nassau
Smith
Alexander Smith
Willie Anderson
Myopia
Nassau Country Club
Musselburgh
Scotland
M’bride
Apawamis
J. W. McBride
Gross. Hanthan
R. F. Matthews
H. §& Downing
M. Ballou
H. Morse
J. A. Edwards
Morten
H. A. de Gall
G. R. Gillette
John Moller, Jr
J. A. Peck
Simeon Ford
N. D. Eddy
H. B. Eddy
Matthews
Ballou and Morse
Jones Triumphs as Atkinson Fails in Metropolitan Tennis Showdown
In the metropolitan championship, Miss Marion Jones defeated Miss Juliette Atkinson 6-2 6-1 in the women's singles final. Bostwick defaulted to Sanborn in the handicap semi final while Sanborn edged Chase 6-4 6-4 in the other semi. An exhibition doubles match followed as the afternoon ran short.
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Marion Jones
Juliette Atkinson
Philadelphia
Miss Atkinson
Miss Jones
Staten Island
Bostwick
Bowen
Sanborn
Chase
P. Fischer
C. Millett
R. D. Little
F. B. Alexander
Princeton
Misson Jones
O. M. Bostwick
A. B. Bowen
F. H. Sanborn
L. N. Chase
F.H. Sanborn
St Bartholomew’s A C Holds Spring Games at Celtico Park
The St Bartholomew’s Athletic Club hosted its annual spring games at Celtico Park Laurel Hill Long Island drawing many veteran participants. Winners included H Goldberg in the 88 yard dash for members J J Joyce failed to place in the 1.5 mile race A McKechnie Mohawk A C won the 1.5 mile handicap H Arnold Union Settlement A C won the 880 yard handicap and 880 yard closed events O Sauer St Bartholomew A C won the running high jump J A Ruddy Knickerbocker A C won the 12 pound shot put with 42 ft 4 1 in and J P Cook West Side Y M C A captured the 100 yard handicap.
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St. Bartholomew’s Athletic Club
Celtico Park
Laurel Hill
Long Island
H. Goldberg
St. Bartholomew's Athletic Club
J. J. Joyce
Xavier Club
A. McKechnie
Mohawk Athletic Club
H. Breeves
Columbia University
H. Arnold
Union Settlement Athletic Club
O. Sauer
St. Bartholomew Athletic Club
J. A. Ruddy
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
D. Graham
New York City
J. Lockwood
Mohawk
H. Francis
A. C
H. Steeves
H. O. Tabel
Polytechnic Institute
J. Meiners
St. George A. C
Union Settlement A. C
J. Wright
J. J. Eat
Mohawk A. C
A. Mackenzie
Pastime A. C
C. Ll. Lrady
Xavier A. C
Sauer
St. Bartholomew’s A. C
R. H. Hatfield
Knickerbocker A. C
J. W. Price
Electric Storm Ravages Pittsburg and Allegheny
A fierce June storm drenched Pittsburg and surrounding towns with 1.19 inches of rain in 48 minutes and unleashed a tornado path from McKee's Rocks to Turtle Creek. Three lives were lost, including Charles Marcus, with widespread damage to buildings, streets, and the Westinghouse plant.
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Pittsburg
United States Weather Bureau
Ike
McKee
Charles Marcus
Centre
Euclidates
Marcus
Allegheny
Ball Park
Robinson St
James Williamson
Butcher’s Run
Fifthave
Forbes St
Soho
Point Breeze Presbyterian Church
Wilkinsburg
East Pittsburg
Turtle Creek
Bessemer
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Westinghouse
Pennsylvania Railroad
Stewart Station
Parkway Driving Club Races At Parkville Track
Spectators filled the Long Island Parkville track as the Parkway Driving Club held three harness races. General Brayton owned by C A Moore won two straight heats, with Impatience and Miss Hibbard also securing victories in the mile heats.
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Parkway Driving Club
Parkville
Long Island
C. A. Moore
General Brayton
EB. A. Buffington
F. Mollenhauer
Miss Hibbard
B. G
E. A. Buffington
Harness
Bemay
Bik. m
Mr. Bedford
Kera
B. m
J. Runyon
Annette
G. m
J. H. Pxace
Darna Miss Hibbard
Cararsie Lou
D. M. T. Lewis
Honey
D. J. Lynch
New York Chess Group Plans Buffalo Midsummer Meeting
The New York State Chess Association picks Buffalo as the site for the next midsummer meeting in early August. A team tournament with Pennsylvania may be arranged, featuring about six prominent players per side. Officials will issue a full program after Pennsylvanias decision, with applications open to players statewide.
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New York State Chess Association
Board of Managers
Buffalo
Exposition City
Pennsylvania Chess Association
Buffalo Whist and Chess Club
Broughton
New-York Association
Pennsylvania
Ellicott Square
New York
Rice
New York Association
E. W. Dahl
Manhattan Chess Club
United Charities
Fourth-ave
Twenty-second-st
H. Helms
Brooklyn Chess Club
Montague St
Brooklyn
H. J. Rogers
Board of Education
Albany
G. H. Thornton
White Building
A. McMart
Busy season for New York horse and carriage trades
The Peter Harness and Saddlery Company reports strong activity as dealers showcase carts, carriages, saddles, and horses. George D. King & Son sold two pairs of fine cobs for 1500 dollars each to Utica, New York, with shipments planned. many stables report lively sales, auctions, and upcoming shows in Newport and Long Branch.
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D. King & Sun
New York
Mineola
St. Tel
Columbus
Surrey
GK. Peters
SAD Sn
West Broadway
Chambers-st
Newark
N. J
Peter Reidenbach Wagon Works
Eldridge ST
Harris & Nixon
London
West End
West 27Th ST
Broadway and
St. Ave
H ST
N. W
North Main ST
Washington, D. C
Providence
Travers
Newport
Peter Harness and Saddlery Company
No. & West Broadway
George D. King & Son
Mineola Stabiea
West Sixty-second St
Utica
N. Y
J. J. Manning
West Fifty-second-st
Mr. Manning
Long Branch
F. C. Austin Company
Hudson Sr
Cuba
California
Day
Pennsylvania
A. H. Gregory
West One Hundred
de Cernea
West Fiftyeighth-st
Albert de Cernea
Europe
Police Inspector Transfers Dominate City Command Changes
Police Commissioner Murphy announces transfers among inspectors across districts. Cross moves to First District, Thompson to Third, Kane to Fifth, while Grant remains in Sixth. The reshuffle aligns with a new charter abolishing deputy chief posts and reassigns officers to their former districts.
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Inspector Cross
Thompson
Kane
John Grant
Cross
Zopoineas Eoveenae
Cates Nese
Grant d Charg
Four Coords Of Wood And More From One Tree
From Dyer County Tennessee Edward Johnson reportedly pulled four cords of fire wood three gallons of mountain dew honey and five raccoons from a single tree This odd item notes the proverb about not getting all the coons up one tree and marks a humorous local report.
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The
Columbus Enquirer Sun
Dyer County
Tenn
Edward Johnson
Missing Link Claim Sparks Celebrity Uproar in New York
The Denver Post reports the discovery of a man named Sausage in New York triggers a chorus of paragraphic celebrities who unite to assert he may be the missing link scientists have sought.
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Denver Post
New York
Sausage
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Homer
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R. W. Candler
Grier Campbell
Plainfield
Hillside Golf and Tennis Court
Mies van Herwerden
Robert Abbott
Majorie Fleming
W. L. Grenny
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T. R. van Boskerck
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G. T. van Boskerck
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M. Goddard
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Richard Yde
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C Robertson
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H. K. Toler
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NEW York Wagon CO
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