Fast play marks second round of metropolitan golf
The Essex County club hosts round two of the women’s metropolitan golf championship. Genevieve Hecker, the present champion, posts fast rounds with short putts deciding several holes. Whitlam Shippen defeats C G Willis and advances to face Helene Hernandez. In other notes, La Crosse club announces its third annual shoot tournament for June 27 with 800 per cent plus shooters tiebreaks and teams of five in a twenty five blue rock event.
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Anti-Expansion Opponents Meet at New York Luncheon
In New York Edward B. Shepard hosted a luncheon at the University Club attended by Senator Edward Carmack Tennessee Senator Frederick T. Der Bois Idaho Democratic Philippine commissioner Carl Schurz Horace White editor Morfield Story of Boston Congressman Amos Griggs Georgia and Congressman John Williams Mississippi. They discussed eastern matters and endorsed the minority bill for independence while noting harmony between Democratic leaders in both houses despite the main bill's passage status.
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Oshkosh Builders Win With Hornet in Buffalo Race
The Oshkosh boat builders Jones and La Borde present the 19 foot racer Hornet built for the Buffalo Yacht Club. In the first trial race defending the Ry a cup the Hornet finished ahead under windy squally conditions. Skipper Warren expressed satisfaction with the performance and predicts the cup will be claimed in 1902. The crew completed time records and the Hornet proved faster than rivals. Other boats from the firm, including a Milwaukee-bound 20 footer for Robert Nunnemeacher, are praised for finish and design.
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Woodsman John Murphy Found Dead Near Camp
The body of John Murphy, a woodsman with driving crews on the Chippewa river, was found in the woods near a driving camp. He had fallen ill while walking ten miles to another camp. Birds had pecked his eyes and wild beasts had torn his face and hands before the body was sent to relatives in Whitewater.
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