Princeton and Dartmouth Lead Intercollegiate Golf Tourney
Princeton and Dartmouth top the intercollegiate golf championship field at Garden City Golf Club led by Rudy Knepper and R L Wintringer. Knepper shot two 78s to lead the scoring as Williams and Boyd contend, with match play to begin after 32 best totals qualify.
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Princeton
Dartmouth
Rudy Knepper
Boyd
Ward
Williams
Wintringer
Garden City
R. L. Wintringer
Polack Boyd
Fig
Hit Cen
James Withama
Young
Williamstown
Knepper
Aton
Joe Turnesa Wins One Day Golf Tourney for Pros
Joe Turnesa wins the Dunwoodie assist ant professionals one day golf event with a morning 70 and afternoon 82 totaling a strong performance. Joe Turnesa and WL Kline of Garden City Counterclub both shot 70 and 68 in the morning, then faded in the afternoon with Turnesa making 82 while Kline finished tied for second with J H Gray and Stewart Boyle at 153. Other scores listed include Pred Naval and various clubs, reflecting a competitive field.
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Turness
Fairview Club
WL. Kline
Garden City
Dunwoodie
Turnesa
Kline
Coure
Orden
Fitoke
Turners
J. H. Gray
Bethlehem
Noh
Stewart Boyle
Saltuarel
Pred Naval
Bt Andrems
Frvensy
Golfer Expinoza Disqualified At 37th Hole
In El Monte California June 2 Expinora San Francisco was disqualified at the thirty seventh hole in the finals of a Northern California professional golf tour event for picking a four seat clover and brushing the putt line with his hand. The state association will send Mortie Dutra to the national open as California’s representative. There is talk of replaying the match with both Dutra and Expinoza considered for eastern assignment.
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Elmonte
Calif
Expinora
San Francisco
California
State Professional Association
Mortie Dutra
Dutra
Expinoza
Tigers Triumph Over Yale in Polo Match 11-5
Princeton polo defeated Yale 11 goals to 5 on Meadow Brook Hunt Club field in a first intercollegiate contest. W H Jackson and Hall starred for Princeton while Baldwin led Yale. Both teams showed strong mounts despite rough play and weather, signaling relative strengths in early intercollegiate polo.
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Tigers
Yale
Princeton
Yal Blue
Meadow Brook
New Haven
W. H. Jackson
Statler
Hall
Baldwin
Princeton Row
SeatFon
Coe St
Parka Cairne
Td Babetion
Nataler
Tiansaehen
Princeton Usbacomt
Maldwin
Jacksone Erindom
American Mermaid Champions To Make Canadian Invasion
The Women's Swimming Association plans a Canadian tour featuring Aileen Riggin, Ileles Meane, Gertrude Ederle, Ethel Baker, Florence Brisen, and Charlotte Royle Clune. Coach Lou Ballouet and manager Joe Moore will lead the delegation as they aim to break Canadian records on stops in St. John's, Halifax, and Prince Edward Island.
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Jack Mesters
Women's Swimming Association
St. John’s
N. F
Halifax
N. S
Prince Edward Island
Misces de- Aileen Riggin
Ileles Meane
Gertrude Ederle
Sutig
Ethel Baker
Florence Brisen
Charlotte Royle Clune
Lou's Ballouet
Joe Moore
Canadia
Trip
Joe
Ac Lon
Frdaer
Princeton Y Ward
William
Princeton
Sonia” Mayra
Hice
Dartin
Tartmouth Sr Srasionee
Columbia
St. Oeneaths Mareard John's
Cmos
Herren
Oui
Tair
Bnywhy
Mestanon
Yale
Primaran
Penney
Adeline Trap Muhlenberg
Feamumivents
JM Bordutylenberg
Ines
Si Williams
Rolf
Washington
Senate
Cass Ny
United States
Chevy Chase
Wien
Ketone
Tilden Wins First Match In Illinois Net Tourney
William Tilden twenty four, world tennis champion, wins his first match in the Illinois State championship men s singles, defeating Jack Harris of Chicago six three and six zero. Fletcher Seymour of Chicago defeats Donald Strachan of Germantown in junior singles first round. Strachan to play tomorrow. Sandy Wiener, Tilden s fourteen year old protege, loses in men s singles to D T Ward of Chicago six four six two after default due to fatigue. Coffin of Providence wins first match in men s angles over H P Taylor of Chicago.
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Tilden
Illinois
Chicago
William Tilden
Jack Harris
Fletcher Seymour
Donald Strachan
Germantown
I's
Strachan
Sandy Wiener
D. T. Ward
Colcago
R. BR. Coffin
Providence
R. J
Chapman
Marian
New Jersey
Edna Heufelt
Teason
Tryman
Slee
Percy Wilbourn
E. H. Eilert
Eilert
Wilbourn
Amay Woot
Sheffield
le Roy
Miss Newton
Rosamond Newton
Rushmore Shope
Wile Liam’ Helme
Miles Baker
Helen Hooker
Sherwood
Hazel Gardener
Advertisers Golf Round Opens Amid Drizzle in Cooperstown
In Cooperstown on June 27, the American Golf Association of Advertising Interests opened their match play with light rain. Scattered results show Ki Evana edging Roach 2 and 1, Sulton defeating Darwer 7 and 1, and Wright besting Ward 4 and 2. Numerous matches featured close margins and several byes while several players faced defeats, reflecting a day of unsettled play and varied performances despite the damp conditions.
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Cooperstown
American Golf Association of Advertising Interests
Miss Elizabeth Gordon Sets Buffalo Golf Record
In Buffalo on June 27 Elizabeth Gordon of Providence led in the qualifying round of the women s international invitation golf tours at the Country Club with a 51 new course record for women Miss Edith Cummings of Chicago was runner up with 84 Letts posted 64 for third place Glenna Collett of Providence also played as did Syd Fonte of Ontario with tied scores in a fluctuating field.
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Buffalo
Elizabeth Gordon
Providence
Edith Cummings
Chicago
L Letts
Glenna Collett
Ang Bre
Syd Fonte
Voor
Miss Gilleaudeau Wins Opener in Connecticut Tennis Championship
In New Canaan on clay at the Country Club, Miss Gilleaudeau defeated Miss Ballin 6-3 6-3 to reach the third round of the Connecticut State championship. Other results feature Miss Rosamond Newton and Miss Lilian Scharman advancing, with competition continuing through doubles after earlier rain delays.
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Connecticut
New Canaan
Misses Baker
Newton
Sharman
Sherwood Beach
Fred Hawthorne
Ceres Baker
Rosamond Newton
Lilian Scharman
Agnes Sherwood
Helen Gideaudeau
Florence Gallin
John A
Norton Cochet and Alonso Advance in Wimbledon Tourney
Norton, the South African player, beats W M Swinden in straight sets and advances. Manuel Alonso defeats E G Bi 2-8 and 6-3 to move forward, with further mentions of other players and matchups on the Wimbledon court.
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Norton
Cochet
Alonso
Tenni Plonahia
Bf. C. Norton
W. M. Swinden Ritish
Manuel
Rannaigh Lece
Carer
Tanianeon
Hallahron
Seber Brante
France
Comares Wins Medal at New Jersey Junior Golf Meet
Wilfrid Comares of Hackensack’s entry cab wins medal at the New Jersey Junior Championship held at Arcola Club yesterday. Scores show Comares plus other results including E Boman and Garrett Acherson defeating rivals by 2 up and 5 and 4, with Haley and Geter also posting wins.
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Hackensack Club
W. A. Bingham
Essex County
E. W. Haley
T. I. Geter
Weehawken
W. C. Rollinson
Rahway
A. Lamoy
Met Junior Golf Pairings Announced for Ardsley Meet
Pairings for the Metro Association junior championships at Ardsley are listed with players including Stephen Merrion of Upper Montetatr and Delieclainey entries. Names span Greenwich, Garden, Hettens, and nearby towns, reflecting a broad regional field in a bustling prep golf event.
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Met
Metro Association
Ardsley
Stephen Merrion
Britton Leonard Bout Receipts Show Big Gate
QPENAL figures on the Jack Britton Denny Leonard bout at the New York Velodrome show 18 801 admissions turning a net of 130 265 40 including a 10 percent government tax. Leonard received about 29 975 10 Britton about 33 750 40 and the state share 5 921 15.
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Qpenal
Jack Britton
Denny Leonard
New York
Leonard
Britton
State
Neer Eliminates Beck in Title Tennis Play
Philadelphia reports on the Intercollegiate Tennis Association event at Merion Cricket Club. Top players Phil Neer and James Davies advance in singles. notable results include Andrew Morgan’s upset of John Howard and a tight doubles round with Parks and O Connell, while teams from Stanford Harvard Dartmouth Michigan and Washington University populate the remaining field.
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Philadelphia
Middle West
Pacific Coast
Intercollegiate Tennis Association
Merion Cricket Club
Phil Neer
James Davies
Leland Stanford
Andrew More
Pennsylvania
Tb. Willams
Morris Duane
Harvard
C. W Sanders
Dartmouth
Walter Werbrook
Michigan
Wray Brown
Washington University
Neer
Davies
Rodney Beck
Lehigh University
Charles Grangers
University of
Andrew Morgan
University of Pennsylvania
John Howard
Princeton University
Morgan
Princeton
Bri. Parks
G. J. O'Connell
Oklahoma
Lloyd Gregory
Cecil Hilliant
University of Texas
Holcombs Ward
Beals C. Wright
William A. Larned
William H. Clothier
Wallace F .Johnson
Watson Washburn
Samuel Hardy
Karl Behr
Karl Karma Inaton
Ireens
South Brn
California
Stand Blanford
Det He Oat
A Stanfard
Weay
Furgers
Tramain
L. Ft Hobte
Meachunette Tech
Temadhey
Guild
Ktaatings
Tenry Cook
Tinney
ACA
Otkar de
Rdsivain
New York
Washington
Karl Pfneman
Msington
J. Benedt
Tale
Velodrome Races Postponed By Rain In New York
Bicycle events halted by rain at the New York velodrome. The fifty mile event is rescheduled for the next clear day, with officials noting track conditions and rider readiness for the postponed feature.
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T Hight
New York
Chick Evans Medalist in Western Amateur Golf Meet
Chick Evans, defending champion, fired a 141 to medal in qualifying at Hillcrest, 67 today, shattering course records. Harrison Johnston and Fred Wright followed with 144 and 145 as nine players broke 180, with Evans posting six birdies and an eagle on a 468 yard fifteenth. Evans led a field that included many state entrants, with the championship draw and 32 players advancing to match play.
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Associated Prom
Kansas City
Chick" Evans
Hill Crest
Evane
Harrison Johnston
St. Paul
Fred Wright
Los Angeles
Ray Ouimet
Evare
Cours
Chick
Tweny
Evans
Johnston
Minnesota State
Mich
Ouimet
Goengpe von Elm
Salt Lake City
Jess Stete
Dexter Commi
JA Kennedy
Twin
Pittsburgh
Chareols
Ira Coueh
Ierrow
Hillcrest
Chick Ryane HC
Dampion
Warm Rignaite Omande
Wellington
Venta Pal ' Kuen Braun
Kansas
Ty Coeore
Lawes
Lane Virvland
Wichita
Kan
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Gardner Band
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Miss Scharman
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Hesen SteAnslan
Jenn
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Mro
Albert Mumphriee
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Miss Gilleandeau
Beck
Lehigh
Chick Evans
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White & White, Inc
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Quanton
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