Old Gibbs Triumphs in Steeplechase Feature at Jockey Club Meet
Old Gibbs driven by Lasses and owned by Lee Folger won the steeplechase feature over Ray-O'-Light as Pop Over set the early pace before fading. Uncle Sand beat Lady Betty in the six furlongs, Wassoon defeated Joe Milner, and Tom H. won both heats in the match race with Bingen Gentry. Zaquilla claimed Class A trot glory over Mike Kelly and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Gibbs
Lee Folger
Lasses
Jockey Club
Ray-O’-Light
Leo Warner
Pop
Dick Biggs
Nat Hurd
Uncle Sand
Lady Betty
Wassoon
Joe Milner
Nibbs
Tom H
Jones
Bingen Gentry
Zaquilla
Hayes
Mike Kelly
Whipcord
Peter Toddington
Dorothy Campbell Hurd Captures Silver Foils Title
Mrs. Dorothy Campbell Hurd led by seven strokes to win the Silver Foils championship, finishing 486-170 for two days. She trailed J Raymond Price of Pittsburg after day one, then surged ahead on the tenth green with a 86 in the final round. Jansen Noyes won the net prize at 159, with Price second at 161, followed by Carl Lohman and Ethel Lemont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Campbell Hurd
Hurd
J. Raymond Price
Pittsburg
Price
Jansen Noyes
Carl Lohman
Cleveland
Ethel K. Lemont
Philadelphia
Amateur professional exhibition match thriller in golf
Willie Wilson of York Harbor Pinehurst and Emmet French of Youngstown Southern Pines won by 3 and 1 over Parker W. Whittemore and Charles Mothersele. French and Mothersele tied for medal with 73. Whittemore posted 74. Wilson starred with a 34 41 75 including four birdies and clutch putts. French’s 73 came despite two lost strokes on a pond drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Wilson
York Harbor-Pinehurst
Emmet French
Youngstown-Southern Pines
Parker W. Whittemore
Charles Mothersele
Mt. Kinco
French
Mothersele
Whittemore
Wilson
Senators Defeated in 18 Hole Match on Number 3 Course
Partnered with Donald Ross, Senator Kellogg of Minnesota defeated Senators Male of Maine and Freylinghuysen of New Jersey in a spirited 18 hole match on the Number 3 course on Monday last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Ross
Senator Kellogg
Minnesota
Senators Male
Maine
Freylinghuysen
New Jersey
Tin Whistles Banquet At Country Club Attended By Many
The Tin Whistles annual banquet was held at the Country Club Tuesday evening with about two hundred members and guests. James Barber presided with Rev. T. A. Cheatham as toastmaster. Speakers included Professor D. W. Daniel of Clemson College E. B. Fownes of Pittsburg and Major Harold E. Porter who read a poem. The event featured entertaining stories and music by a colored quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
James Barber
T. A. Cheatham
D. W. Daniel
Clemson College
South Carolina
Fownes
Pittsburg
Harold E. Porter
Holworthy Hall
Covert Sets 100 Straight In Gun Club Trap Shoot
B V Covert of Buffalo broke 100 straight in the weekly hundred target tournament at the Gun Club on Tuesday, then topped it with 25 more in the shoot-off after tying Norwood Johnson of Pittsburg who had 95 in the regular 100 and 24 in the shoot-off. Johnson also shot well, with high-class marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. V. Covert
Buffalo
Norwood Johnson
Pittsburg
Johnson
F. A. Seibert
New York
George A. Magoon
M. A. Howard
Los Angeles
Ww. T. Whitin
Worcester
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. R. Price
John D. Chapman
Ronald H. Barlow
Sara Fownes
C. B. Hollingsworth
E. E. Harwood
Donald Parson
C. E. Abelacker
Louise Elkins
Senators
Aberdeen
J.B
Pinebluff
N. C
Sandhills
Southern Pines
J. B. Little
Liriarcliff Lodge
Briarcliff Manor, N. Y
Rosetti
Briarcliff Lodge
Madison Avenue
Murray Hill
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