Travis at Sandwich highlights cross Atlantic golf tensions
Walter J. Travis reflects on the 1904 British amateur championship week at Sandwich, noting intense public interest and the risk of misinterpretation across oceans. He recalls incidents, caddies, and spectators at St Andrews and Atlantic City, plus reactions from Low, Hilton, Robb, and others, and praises US golfers for courteous reception abroad.
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Walter J. Travis
Edward J. Blackwell
Golf Illustrated
Sandwich
James Russell Lowell
Atlantic
Travis
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John L. Low
Rhirold H. Hilton
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Country Club
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F.eden Horstmann
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