Travers Displays Fine Form At Montclair Golf Meet
Jerome D. Travers, defending New Jersey title holder, continued his strong play at Montclair. An impressive late round, starting the last nine holes with a 2 and finishing with a 6 for the round, kept him within one of his own course record.
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Montcisir Resterdey
Jerome D. Travers
New Jersey
Travers
Yeterday
Golfers compete at Canoe Brook with two events
Golfers played two events at Canoe Brook Country Club yesterday. A. J. Bahler won the 18 hole medal handicap with a strong score. A qualifying round for a cup donated by A. B. Ayers was held. At Richmond County Country Club the North Shore residents sponsored cup play resulting in a tie between Frank M. Patterson and C. W. Pierson. Frank Lawson posted the best gross score.
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Canoe Brook Country Club
A. J. Bahler
A. B. Ayers
North Shore
Richmond County Country Club
Frank M. Patterson
C. W. Pierson
Frank Lawson
Dyker Meadow Golfers Compete in Medal Play Handicap
Several Dyker Meadow players posted scores in a twenty hole medal play handicap yesterday but only three cards were returned. W. T. Barr won with a net 3 under par. Marshall Whitlatch captured the bogie contest finishing 2 down after a 77 gross, plus 3 penalty. Handicap scores show Rhett Wiking and others with mixed nets.
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Dyker Meadow
W. T. Barr
Marshall Whitlatch
Nassau Country Club Handicap Match Leads To 181 40 114
Members of the Nassau Country Club competed all day in a handicap event yesterday with A C Rounds winning a 181 40 114 card. W L Hicks earned best gross score with 148 from scratch. W G N Perine presented the prize.
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Nassau Country Club
W. L. Hicks
Baltusrol Golf Club small fields contest handicap event
Morning play produced a tie between G. F Daniels and F. C. Van Gerpoel Jr. In the afternoon four-ball foursomes were won by G. D. Fife and Dr. J. Howland with Tl net. W. L. Garey and C. B. Morris placed second, Barrow and C. H. Kirk next, Leavitt won the ball sweepstakes with a 12 72 card.
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Baltusrol Golf Club
G. F Daniels
F. C. van Gerpoel, Jr
G. D. Fife
Dr. J. Howland
W. L. Garey
C. B. Morris
Barrow
C. H. Kirk
Times Auto Co Notice
The fragment lists an auto firm at 0hee i3 W. 46th 47. The readable text references a World periodical header.
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Times Auto CO
the World
Hamburg Belle wins Charter Oak trot setting world mark
Hartford on September 7 saw Connecticut bred Hamburg Belle win the Charter Oak $10,000 trot, breaking the track record and setting a world record of 2.04% for a three heat race. A crowd of 25,000 watched twelve starters with Hamburg Belle and Spanish Queen the favorites.
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Hamburg Belle
Jack Leyburn
Georgens
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Ham
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Axworthy
Sallie Simmons
Simmons
W. Andrews
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Oye « Nahma
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Mare Hart
Zaza
Octoo
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McLean
Lee Budd
B. G
Carpenter
Nealon Under Hammer In Attrition at Sheepshead Bay Sale
Nealon the Suburban Handicap winner last year sold at Sheepshead Bay for 1309 dollars to S. C. Hildreth, after W. H. Dubois originally paid 20000 at Saratoga. Charles Edward, once priced at 9000, went to J. H. Warren for 2000. Don Enrique topped the sale at 3500. Several horses from John Sanford’s stable also sold but prices remained subdued amid unsettled racing conditions.
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W. H. Dubois
Saratoga
Sheepshead Bay
S. C. Hildreth
Charles Edward
Dubois
Brighton Beach
J. H. Warren
Don Enrique
C. R. Ellison
Hastings
John Sanford
Fairfield County Golf Club opens eighteen hole course with record score
One hundred fifty players competed in class handicaps at the Fairfield County Golf Club for its opening of the new eighteen hole course. Findlay S. Douglas, former national champion, placed second in Class A bogie handicap and set a 76 record. guests including District Attorney Jerome attended a dinner where cups were awarded for various foursomes and classes.
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Fairfield County Golf Club
Findlay S. Douglas
Jerome
E. C. Converse
H. L. Cammann
de Veau Powell
F. C. Hilliard
H. M. Day, Jr
B. A.ker
W. Bracken
J. H. Dodd
Grey
H. Morton
J. F. Fahnestock
N.L. McCutcheon
J. Alexander
P. R. Bonner
W. L. Ward
F. McGovern
Douglas
J. M. Carter
BE. Ray
A. E. Foran
A. B Turner
H. B. Carhart
G. Baumann
A. B. Forbes
E. N. Norton
W. G. Graham
Hollywood Golf Club Championship Cups Decided
Frederick Bach won the championship cup at Hollywood Golf Club defeating J Campbell Phillips 4 up 8 to play in thirty six holes. Clarence M Cohen captured the Hollywood Cup beating Hugh O Donohue by 5 up 8 to play. Benjamin Wolfe defeated R S Nathan to win the West End Cup by 1 up in 18 holes.
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Hugh O’donohue
Fullerton Wins President's Cup at Arsdale Club
W W Fullerton defeated A S White five up and four to play in the final round to capture the Arsdale President's Cup. The combined ball title went to W A White and A H Gussman with a net 158, while Fullerton and Robert Newton were runners-up with 160. Robert Gussman won the Ball Sweepstakes with a card of 1-7-74, Dr Lloyd Morgan second, and Edward Fisher third with 100-15-85.
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Arsdale Golf Club
A. S. White
W. A. White
A. H Gussman
Fullerton
Robert Newton
Robert Gussman
Lloyd Morgan
Edward Fisher
Yountakah Country Club Handicap Results and Championship Qualifiers
Yountakah Country Club held a busy day with R D Benson winning the eighteen hole handicap at 72 and G B Martin leading the sweepstakes at 76. Mixed foursomes tied between Mr and Mrs H G Giles and Mrs Pierce with F B Williams. Championship qualifiers listed include G B Martin C Prant C Williams George Ryall R T Anderson W G Phillips C H Sinclair E J Luce T S Hope F H Giles A F Rice RD Benson H T Reynolds L Goodspeed J O Terwilliger, among others.
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R- D. Benson
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Fox Hills Labor Day handicap winner named
H. Cosens Hardy won the Fox Hills Golf Club Labor Day handicap with a 73 net. Final scores follow with a list of participants and results.
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H. Cosens Hardy
Luce wins Crescent Club 36 hole medal title with 147
R C Luce captured the Adirondack golf title on the Crescent Athletic Club links with a net 147 in a 36 hole medal play handicap. Earlier, A W Tillinghast and George A Stevens advanced to the Adirondacks final after decisive victories at Lake Placid with Tillinghast beating F Paul Stevens 6 up 4 to play and Stevens beating H P Matthews 2 up.
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Englewood Golf Club Cup Won By Clinton I Black
Clinton I Black captured the Englewood Golf Club cup with 38-18-79 yesterday. Four-ball qualifiers included Sanford and Warner 86-12-74 Weatherber and Bourne 1-7-74 Stafford and Royce TI-3-74 Frayer and Smith 6-13-73. Close finish as Shoupe and Manson 78-3-75 and Keep and Callan 79-3-16 trailed.
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Sea Girt Shoot Showcases U S Rifle Experts
The Sea Girt shooting tournament drew a large crowd as U S Army riflemen competed in events including the New York State Rifle Association company match the Thurston and Hale matches and a New Jersey contest. The New York 7th Regiment Company E led at every stage with a 200 500 600 yard total of 356 points while Ohio’s Major C B Winder and Marine Sergeant Burdette tied for first in the Hale match before Winder won the shoot-off. Emmerson of Ohio won the Thurston match and Squad Ron A took the revolver team title with 981 points.
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Louise Hammond Wins Women's Challenge Cup in Three Sets
Louise Hammond of the West Side Lawn Tennis Club defeated Elizabeth H. Moore to win the women s singles challenge cup at Nyack Country Club. Henry J. Mollenhauer topped the men s singles, with McMahon pairing to win the doubles. mixed doubles went to Mrs. George S. Chapman and Mollenhauer.
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Nyack
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Kings County Club
Joseph T. McMahon
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Henry J. Mol Jenbeuer
Gordom Hamiton Ce
Harry Torrance, Jr
Sciota Wins Indian Harbor 24 Mile Motor Boat Race
The Sciota owned by George G. Sutton won the twenty four mile first division race held by the Indian Harbor Yacht Club yesterday. It finished 36 seconds ahead of the Tomtura, which had raced at Monte Carlo this summer, in 1 hour 36 minutes 16 seconds at about fifteen knots.
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Sir Gaze Wins Twice in Elkwood Park Races
Long Branch N J September 7 Elkwood Park hosts final day of racing under Long Branch Fair Association crowd exceeds ten thousand No arrests for betting violations Sir Gaze captures two races with wins by Fancy Umbrella Double Eschau Coincident and Uncle Oliver among others
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William Sexton
Oliver
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J. M. McFaddin
Fall Sweepstakes Opens Season at Essex County Club
The Essex County Country Club started the fall season with a sweepstakes yesterday. W R B Howells won with a 4 16 72 card. Other scores included Frank B Jollate 97 13 79, Fred C Reynolds Sr 6 81, B E B A Ashley 104 24 50, and J Williams 92 12 86.
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Tiger Athletes Win at Celtic Park Irish American Meet
More than fifteen thousand track fans attended the Irish American Athletic Club games at Celtic Park. J. Bredemus of Princeton won the all round title with 5899 points, while Jerry Mahoney of New YorkAC and Ellery Clarke of Boston Athetic fought for seconds. Ralph Rose set a new world mark in the 16 pound shot as Flanagan led hammer and weight events.
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Attell and Moran Draw in San Francisco
Abe Attell champion featherweight and Owen Moran England’s top featherweight fought a 23 round draw at the Colma open air arena before about six thousand spectators. Referee Jack Welch declared the bout a draw as the crowd reacted with mixed approval. Moran pressed, Attell boxed, and overall the match was tame though both displayed skill.
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New York Oarsmen Swamped at New England Regatta
Worcester and Springfield clubs won major events in the twentieth annual fall championship on the Charles River. Riverside and Metropolitan crews from New York failed to finish the four oared shell, and police boats rescued the rowers. New York's top oarsmen were defeated in singles doubles and the four oared races.
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