Travis Captures Garden City Cup In Golf Final
Walter J. Travis of Garden City defeated Chadwick Sawyer of Midland Golf Club to win the Garden City Cup by 7 and 6 in the 36 hole final. James D. Foot beat W. L. Hicks for the Garden City final. W. R. Simons won the Hempstead Cup. P. R. Jennings beat James G. Batterson for the Deluge Cup. Max Behr won the medal play handicap.
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Garden City
Garden City Golf Club
Chadwick Sawyer
Midland Golf Club
James D. Foot
Apawamis
W. L. Hicks
Nassau Country Club
Hicks
W. R. Simons
Crescent Athletic Club
Oscar Woodward
Montclair
P. R. Jennings
James G. Batterson
Fox Hills
Max Behr
Morris County
Travis-Sawyer
Jonz
Sawyer
Travis
Midland
Hackensack Team Defeated In Deluge At Yountakah Club
Hackensack suffered a heavy loss at Yountakah Country Club. The visitors could not define what happened as the home team claimed a two to six victory with a return match planned.
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Hackensack
Yountekah Country Club
Yountakah
Englewood Golf Club Medal Play Qualifiers Named
At Englewood yesterday in medal play four players qualified for honors V Beekwith Kirwan Sterbuck and R E Larrendon with scores noted. In the women’s putting mat Cunningham and Miss Mix tied for first at 47 and Miss Barber was third with 4.
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Englewood Golf Club
V. Beckwith
J. P. Kirwan
F. Sterbuck
R. E. Larendon
F. A. Cunningham
J. R. Mix
Mabel Barber
Dunwoodie Golf Club opening match play rounds end
Fret match play concluded for three cars in the Dunwoodie Golf Club opening competition with second rounds to conclude Saturday. Several close results include Gardner 3 up 2 to play over Hamilton, Moon 3 up 2 to play over Carter, and Lasker strong showings in the second cup with multiple two up margins.
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Dunwoodie Golf Club
Bucrkier
Phillips
Pyrerault
Gardner
Hamilton
Rovers
Thomas
Moon
Carter
Northrup
Dr. Carman
Enkion
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Duff
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Watson
Eles
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Bass
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Bentz
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Leith
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Thompson
Ambrose
Rode
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Treherne
Allen
Nassau Country Club crowns two golf cup winners
Ownership of two of the three golf committee cups was settled yesterday at Nassau Country Club. J. B. C. Tappen defeated F. N. Doubleday by 2 up with 1 to play in the first sixteen cup, while Bennett Tobey beat Epen Stone by 4 up with 2 to play in the third sixteen trophy. An eighteen-hole medal play handicap determined the qualifiers for handicap match games. The best scores are listed.
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Nassau Country Club
Siwanoy Country Club captain's cup qualifier results
Siwanoy Country Club Mount Vernon held an eighteen hole medal play qualifying round for the captain's cup. Sixteen members qualified for match play later in the month with handicap scoring. Qualifiers and net scores include Downell 2, Thompson 5, Gwyer 88, B Clark 90, Adler 1, Paterson 91, Wetstein 61, Fallon 2, and others.
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Siwanoy Country Club
Mount Vernon
W. 5
C. E. Gwyer
L. P. Gwyer
C . George R. B. Clark
C. W. Sedler
Paul Adler
E. J. Bissett
W. A. Paterson
J. R. Wetstein
G. W. R. Fallon
Golf match at Dyker Meadow Club near Fort Hamilton
J War won the bogie handicap match on the Dyker Meadow Club links in Brooklyn. War finished 2 down to bogie with a 6 handicap and medal score of 7. F Hart placed second, 4 down. A Barker third, 6 down. Percy F Mallett and A Bert each finished 7 down.
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Dyker Meadow Club
Fort Hampton
Brooklyn
War
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Barker
Percy F. Mallett
A. Bert
Navy Wins Dramatic Two Mile Rowing Race Over Columbia
In Annapolis under rough water the Navy first varsity crew edged Columbia by four feet with a time of 10 25 1 6 to 10 23 24 as Navy second eight beat Columbia second by a length and a quarter. Kinkaid and McKee were missed by changes in the Navy lineup. Jordan and Keator exhausted after the grind.
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Forest Hill clubs hold all-members match on links
Twenty five players per side competed in a Nassau system match at Forest Hill Field Club. Paul Heller led his team to a 28 to 24 victory over Fred W. Egner. The event was a prelude to a dinner honoring Judge Thomas T. Lintott, club president.
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Paul Heller
Fred W. Egner
Thomas T. Lintott
Fox Hills spring tournament yields low nets and match play results
At Fox Hills Golf Club a large field competed in the spring members tournament with J W McMenamy posting the low net in Class A and W S Rogers the top card in Class B. Match play rounds list several 5 and 4 results across eight sections as players advance. Further notes cover handicap play at Crescent Athletic Club with Dening, Allen and Knapp leading, and several players failing to card scores.
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J. W. McMenamy
W. S. Rogers
Second qualifier for I K Taylor cup at Baltusrol Golf Club
The Baltusrol Golf Club hosted the second qualifier for the I K Taylor cup with A G Candler posting a 17 77 score to join F Watson who qualified last week and Candler also winning the hall sweepstakes.
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Yale Wins Intercollegiate Trap Shooting Title Again
Yale captures the intercollegiate trap contest at the Boston Athletic Association, defeating Princeton Harvard and the University of Pennsylvania. Yale freshmen also beat Harvard freshmen 162 to 161 in the fifty third match. Final scores: Yale 415 Princeton 375 Harvard 371 Penn 365.
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Harvard
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Columbia and Cornell Tie In Dual Tennis Match
Columbia and Cornell finished in a 3 3 tie on South Field with wins in both singles and doubles. White of Cornell beat Alfred Moses of Columbia in straight sets 6-4 6-4, while Greer and Chase of Cornell topped Thomas and Banks 6-4 6-2 in doubles. Moses and Fleischman defeated White and Wilhelm 4-6 6-4 6-2. Singles results include Thomas over Chase 3-6 6-4 6-2 and Banks over by Greer 2 6-3.
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South Field
White
Alfred Moses
Greer
Chase
Ithacan
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Banks
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White and Wilhelm
H. A. Thomas
B. J. Chase
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L. S. Fleischman
H. Wilhelm
W. E. White
Championship meet ends with fast times at 14th Regiment Armory
The Sunday School Athletic League held a crowded championship at the 14th Regiment Armory in Brooklyn last night. More than twenty five events ran swiftly under capable officials with F K Wallin of Company B winning the half mile from T J Donnell of Company by a narrow margin after a fifty yard handicap.
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Brooklyn
F. K. Wallin
14Th Regiment
T. J.donnell
Georgetown Defeats NYU Crew On Potomac In Close Race
Georgetown defeated New York University’s crew on the Potomac by four seconds in a tight 1 mile race. NYU led early with a quick stroke before Georgetown’s heavier crew took control, finishing two lengths ahead as the longer, steadier stroke wore down the visitors.
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Georgetown
New York University
Potomac
Lawn Tennis Opens Season Across Urban Courts
Rain interrupted play as outdoor tennis began at Hamilton Grange Bedford Park and Brooklyn clubs. Irving Wright beat WW Merrill Hall 19 8 and 6 at Hamilton Grange. Wright and Fanny Fish won mixed doubles 6 1 and 6 3. Gustave Tenchard defeated Write C Grant 1 6 2 6 4. Grant and Richard Palmer won doubles 6 3 6 3 over Tenchard Connell. Palmer beat Connell 4 6 6 2.
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Roosevelt League Schoolboys Meet At 71st Regiment Armory
The 11th Roosevelt Athletic League meet drew a large crowd at the 71st Regiment Armory with strong enthusiasm and lively rivalries. Public School 49 won the choir prize. the one-mile novelty relay featured James Melville and Louis Schikel of Public School 27 taking first. Arthur Crockett of the New York Athletic Club was defeated in a 44-yard sprint exhibition. Public School 19 led other events with multiple top finishes in dash and relay events.
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Richard Reinhardt
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Salvatore Scimeca
Max Goldstein
William Nihill
Benjamin Archer
Gilbert Matthews
Low scoring cricket on idle lawns and weekend clashes
Local clubs trimmed practice as they prepare for next Saturday’s trials across the Metropolitan District Cricket League and New Jersey State League. Prospect Park drew with Brooklyn 51, with H Rushton taking seven for 19 including a hat trick. Union County 118, Orange 4, Gibson 6 for 0 and 41 runs with bat. Brooklyn Football Club defeated Manhattan Second Eleven by 30 runs in a parallel match, with Tierney and Stuart among double figure scorers.
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Prospect Park
Brooklyn
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A. Lovell
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W. B. Seale
Smith
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McMillan
W. M. Adamson
G. Tittethbon
J. Rodgers
Union County
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Weston Oval
Jersey City
D. A. Gibson
E. F. Goddard
Gibson
Manhattan
H. M. Tierney
J. I. Maclennan
J. P. Stuart
F. Firie
Aero Club Speech Prompts Public Aeronautics Vocabulary
The Aero Club of America discusses Wright brothers flights and terminology. Albert C. Triaca predicts long distance flight within six months and argues for precise terms like aerostat aerodrome and Montgolfier while noting public education needs. Lehigh beats Stevens in lacrosse 8 to 4 with several injuries.
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Boston
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Crescent A C Rout New York Reserves In Lacrosse Faceoff
Crescent Athletic Club twelve faces New York Crescent in a fast lacrosse match at Bay Ridge. Crescent wins 14 to 0 with Rourke Wall Kennedy O Flynn Simpson Bass and O Rourke scoring, while Saqui leads New York with three goals. Crowd noise from the banked grandstand highlighted the brisk action.
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Verdict Sets Aside Crumbaugh Will In Spiritualist Trial
In Bloomington on May 1 a verdict was rendered setting aside the will of Thomas Crumbaugh who left six hundred to the Spiritualist Church. The sensational trial featured letters suggesting Crumbaugh was unduly influenced by mediums claiming to converse with the spirit of a banker’s infant son.
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Thomas Crumbaugh
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Negro bishop breaks pulpit slab at church conference
At the General Conference of the African Methodist Episcopal Church in Norfolk on May 9 Bishop Salter, presiding, struck the pulpit table with his gavel after a delegate accused him of unfair rulings. The impact broke the marble slab as order was being restored.
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