Spectacular Gol Defeats Ward in Gruelling Match
At Apawamis Club yesterday Travis Rettig of Garden City edged Ward in a hard fought invitation round. Gerrived first and second rounds featured rapid shifts as players like White, Kirkby, and Conley posted early leads. Ward rallied to force extra holes, but Rettig prevailed on the 4th extra hole with a precise putt, continuing a season of tough wins for Rettig and framing a dramatic club championship context.
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Travis
Garden City
Greenwich
Robert Hunter
Dewald Kirkby
Engin- Gerrived
Ourmament
Apawamis Club
Yesterney
Nef
M. Wand
Ward Besattist
Ned Down
Toon
Dows
Trenem
Seiventh
Travis Rettigerredte
Matt
Ward Ettes
Fetes
Matels
Fae
Grabam
Ganther
Oakland
Symed
Bettig
Oreham
Abe
Ron
Alteenth
Dormic Bihar
Gem White
Berlin
Graber
Althomgh
Wong
Kim & Trifle
Gratiani
Ely
Morean
Apawamin
Mateh
G. J. Conley
Feminoy
Yous
Mie Hutter
B. Geyer
Howers
Aicauines
Sf Ward
Caries
Hieaney
Bent
Kirkby
Thagieweed
Ardaley
Nrawamia
Caries Eel
Aye Pias
Ward
Beat Conley
Mtoe
Smorzee
Wenden
Berane
Teleen
Brees Pier
W. Tayier
Audrie Seeienn
Mores
Teutere
Tree
Oath
Anan Ntets
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Betling
Raltusrofe
Avawamin
Pravin Ree
Aetasit
Wal Fox Im
Agawamis
Apaainia
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Lawn
Ennia
Greenwich Club
Greenwich Conn
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L. D. Woodbury
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Thomas
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Tondiaeon
Amackassin Club Draws in Tennis Tourney Headlines
Frederick C. Boggs and Mrs. Schmitz captured cups as Amackassin Club members battled in the tenist tournament on Lang Island clay courts. Notable matches featured Howard Voshell and Fred Basar, with several early-round results noted amid a weathered report of scores and participants.
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Pitterick
Sehimite
Frederick
Fieh
Cape
Huey Atte
Fitch
Howard Voshell
Fred Basar
Wes & Pomdivte
Ebanedy
Open title in Chicago Golf Club Open cue
Golfers vie for the national open title at Chicago Golf Club Wheaton with Alexander Rows and Frank McLeod tied for lead at 18 over 36 holes. Notable names include Alec Smith Mason Phelps and Albert Chet, heat affecting scores across eighty players.
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Chicago
Wheaton
Alexander
Brae Tam
Mass
Frank McLeod
St. Lewis
Ted
Hackbarth
Minsdale
Mach
J.J. McDermott
Atlantic City
Alec Smith
Walter J. Travis
McDermott
Fort
Cote
Mmade
Mason Phelps
Millarhian
Albert Chet
Princeton
Chandler Egan
Biateemers
Tx Play
Mathey Loses In Singles At Metropolitan Championship
In a rain softened West Side Lawn club event, Princeton players Mathey and Larned faltered on tough serves as Hackett Gardner and Inman advanced. Beale Wright and Nites, Touchard and Mahan, plus Shafer and Lammell, posted key wins en route to semifinals in a windy, delayed match slate.
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Wiliam A. Larned
Bealey
Wright
Harold J. Hackett
Dean
Princeton
West Side
Aire
Witam
Fir
Rawin P. Larned
Harold i Hackett
Carlton R. Gardner
Turkeda
Hackett
Gardner
Caliifornian
Larned
Gardett
Cose Shore
Edwin Larned
Kart J. Mah
Raymond J. Little
Dean Mathey
George M. Chuck
Frank
Behe
Little
Beale Wright
Nathaniel W. Nites
F Touchard
Lyle T Mahan
Hoth Touchard
Mahan
Killa
Ines
Niler
Touchard
White Mahan
Bostwit
N. P. Smith
Gate Brothers
Yale
Frederick C. Inman
New York
Seore
Inman Hed Hhe Paseine Shote
Arid Crows
Ay Mat
Shafer
Lav ML
Hadi
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Reta Mathos
SM Feaky
Walter Steshi Watt Ox Ui
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Wright Ana NW
M. Fy
Gtr Iett
Marol Hoimcker
P. Larned
Harry Terrance
Gustace Fe Tauris
Tal Roy
Tatty
Dad Carlet
Gardner Gdenhanm
I Tb Wlm
Eenenham
Matty shines in Staten Island golf championship heat
A local report describes JT Allen of Pax"I"lte defending in a Staten Island golf championship at Wichmeed County Country Club. Amid confusing lines, scores above 97, and multiple matches, young Clarence Mathewson, nicknamed Matty, emerged in a notable display for the Huskhton Scholastics against a Merchant Clk side, signaling a promising debut by the uncle’s teenage relative.
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Rand
Staten Island
Alon
Fee
Artie Musa
H. Cozens-Haray
C. Heart
R. U. Merron
Ae Kaiser
Fox Hille
Petinit Himes Jr
Kicker
Carne
Hardy
Fos
Istelemand County
Speman
Pox Ithe
Sema Hietioa
Stewey
Steen
Fox
Dames
Fox Mille
Fiykmond
Kammaone
Reema Neviatos
Towle
Brent Crinty Mathewson
New York Star
Clarence Mathewson
Ike
Tubite School Wins Brooklyn Elementary Baseball Title
Tubite School 12 of Brooklyn clinched the championship at Olympic Field as Public School M of Manhattan made late errors. Final score 2 to 1 in a crowd of about four thousand youngsters. Players and line scores shown amid a chaotic OCR-like reveal of run totals and names.
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Public School 152
Brooklyn
Tubite School
Public School M
Manhattan
Olympic Field
Pane Soho
Neribpo
Ohana
Ater
Rosner
Penn Stone
Renton
Tuover Too Twain
Broil Tomas
Sierman
Ike
Prubile Et al
Holden to Meet Harris in New England tennis semis
Yale player Holden and Dartmouth’s Morris advanced to the semi final round of the annual New England chess plenarip fennis tournament, with tomorrow action set to decide who faces Theodore Pell of New York in the title match.
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Hturtfors
Iunes
R. A. Holden
Yale
Morris
Dartmouth
New England
Graves
Hartford
Eemi-Mate
Martis
Coty
McKinies
Warwright
Weather record of Mount Weather shows extreme cold and shifting winds
Weather observers note an average altitude of 1400 feet at Mount Weather Virginia with a tight progressing wind from the northwest. Temperature ranges reach 38 degrees and fall to near freezing. winds gust along the ridges while rain and snow threaten the New York to Virginia region. Official reports compare the latest readings with prior data, highlighting sharp temperature drops and persistent unsettled conditions across the northeast and mid-Atlantic states.
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Mount Weather
Virginia
Aden
Sdopanaine Optra
To High
Jey
Bonbernt Inn
Women Skippers Lead Seawanhaka Yacht Club Regatta
Twenty one starters competed on the Sound courses in light winds as women helm skippers led the field in 15 footers and larger schooners. Dervish and Miladi led the early running with Avenger and Gardenia winning their respective classes, while Sabrina and Imp were top finishers among the smaller boats.
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Soy
Hive
Viewtor
Cumnock
Howard Smith
Landon
Commodore I C. Benedict
Oneida
Seawanhaks
Dervish
Miladi
Greenwich
Doreilo
Adventuress
Gardenia
Macon
New York
Clinton Mackenzie
T. B. Bleeker
Margaret Roosevelt
Edith Landon
Dorothy Tiffany
Mre. Bleeker
Miss Landon
Dorello
Avenger
Dorello Rn
Whicch
Anventiress
WOMEN'S DOUBLES TITLE CLAIMED IN PACIFIC STATES TENNIS
Santa Cruz Cal June 22 Miss May Sutton and Miss Mary Browne of Los Angeles won the Pacific States Lawn Tennis Association women's doubles championship. They defeated Mrs Jermeyer and Miss Anita Meyers of San Francisco 6-1 to take the title.
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Sutton
Santa Crux
Cal
May Sutton
Mary Browne
Los Angeles
Jermeyer
Anita Meyers
San Francisco
Fischot's Journaliere Wins Two Steeplechase Races
In Auteuil on June 2 Eugene Fischot's Journaliate captured the Prix dee Drags a 5000 dollar steeplechase over two miles six and a half furlongs. The owner's Kama won the Prix din Rendezvous a selling hurdle race of 720 dollars over one mile seven and a half furlongs.
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Fischof
Auteuil
Planes
Eugene Fischot
Journaliate
Tribune Launches 15000 Prize Towns and Cities Puzzle Contest
The Tribune announces a new contest with over $15,000 in prizes, featuring a series of Towns and Cities puzzle pictures. Readers solve 65 daily illustrations depicting U S or Canadian towns, with rules published today and entry open to all Daily and Sunday Tribune readers.
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Tribune 40
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Puplian
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Sanday
New-York Tribune
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Prigea
Elvien
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Nashau
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