Bend Baltimore Golfer Wins Middle Atlantic Qualifying Round
Baltimore golfer Bend tops theMiddle Atlantic Qualifying Round in Columbus, securing early lead in the event.
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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1912
Page
14
Baltimore golfer Bend tops theMiddle Atlantic Qualifying Round in Columbus, securing early lead in the event.
CANNING the city from the Monument, Knights arriving on every train are urged to inspect P B Co outfitters. Metropolitan in style and quality with modest prices. Featherweight suits, Serges, Flannels, Home spuns, patterns, and styles. K of C shirts, K of G ties, Panama hats, Oxfords. Avenue at Ninth.
Swell crowd expected as Wolgast may face Cross in a major Garden bout with cameras ready and promoters promising a near sellout. Reports cite Brown and Tow suggest quick arrangements while legal friction with the State athletic commission looms over forthcoming matches.
Rest Assured Ohio Illinois promotes Gotham PA Jamas described as luxurious and comfortable in exclusive Gotham color-fast fabrics. Advertises suits from 12.50 to 150 dollars and invites readers to request the Gotham booklet via Better Shops.
Ithaca June coach Charles Courtney dissolves his junior varsity crew after the Pennsylvania race on Saturday. Only stroke Dale remains from the eight, placed in the varsity four to train for the Hudson regatta. Other lineup members include McNear Chapman on, Brown bow. The squad departs for the Hudson camp later this week with the varsity leaving Saturday and freshmen next Tuesday.
Chicago junior June Nelson H Norgren of the University of Chicago earns the campus distinction as the sole man to win four Cs for athletics. He excelled in football baseball basketball and track during the past year.
Rain drenched the Middle Atlantic championship at Chevy Chase, delaying, soaking the course and mudding scores. H L Bond of Baltimore Country Club led the 36 hole qualifier with 165, four ahead of Allan Lard, as E S Enyon Jr, though strong in morning, surged in afternoon to set the day’s lowest round.
The Chevy Chase Club first team won the team championship with a total of 667 strokes led by Lord Thompson Reyburn and W R Tuckerman, while Columbia placed second at 688. Nelson of Baltimore caused a shift by picking up his ball on the twelfth green, a mistake that decided the outcome. The event featured six clubs and fourteen teams, with delays and scattered strong scores as players qualified for later rounds.
Column lists multiple street corner matchups in Northeast and surrounding areas including Columbia Sixteenth Street versus American Security, Southern Departmental White Lot Ellipse, First Pres versus First MP Government, Aggies versus War Independence, Loffier versus National Northern near Georgia Avenue and Kenyon Street, Park versus Herald Railroad, and No Game Sunday School at Fourteenth and A Streets Northeast, with North Carolina facing Anacostia at Treasure White Lot Ellipse.
In a frustrated scene the team fumes over calls and missed chances as a rival pitcher shuts them out. A spectator notes a key error by Eagle Beakie and laments the lack of support to salvage the game.
E B Degroot of Chicago told delegates at the sixth annual congress of the Playground and Recreation Association of America in Cleveland that soccer should replace rugby football as the national fall and winter game. He argued soccer is better suited to boys and less brutal than the current game.
Capital City League officials plan to resume play next week contingent on Pumping Station approval. A meeting at President Beach’s office considered schedules for four games weekly starting Monday, with Brentwood’s Manager Riddick naming several players added to the roster.
New York June George Horine, the Pacific Coast high jumper, reportedly surpassed a world mark in practice at Travers Island. He measured a height of 6 feet 8 inches with a steel tape, noting it as the greatest unaided leap for height by a human.
Bud Howard won the Western High School baseball team captaincy with 10 votes at an election held yesterday He has played short and third base for three seasons and is hailed as a top scholastic player Awards will be given on June 14 to select baseball and basketball players. Everett Brown announced that about 100 athletes will compete in the central West Olympic trials next Saturday at Northwestern Field.
Heavy track after a rainstorm did not stop jockey Skirvin from guiding three winners. Red Bob, Sabo Blend, and Eat Masterson led winners as a large crowd faced tough conditions and a racing card featuring six races with clashes among Annie Sellers and Sir Edward advancing the day's narrative.
A detailed list of race entries across six races for three year olds and up with fur lengths from 4 to 8. The page records horse names, weights, riders, and betting purses, plus a Latonia weather note and results from several maiden and selling races. Winners include Nemesis and The Wi Mooa, with payout details for place and show.
In the first race a Canadian bred horse led most of the way and won for Am berite 99 with Martin aboard. The event drew $300 added for the mile, and Steamboat and Capersaute also ran. Time around 1:44.38.
Philadelphia June 6 Mrs Ronald H Barlow of this city yesterday won the championship of the Womens Eastern Golf Association for the second successive year. Her final round score was 91 finishing with a total of 287. Mrs G W Roope of Boston district champion took second with 284 for the event. Miss Harriet Curtis of Boston was third with 288 and Miss Edith Noblitt of Wilmington, runner up day one, placed fourth at 285. Intercity Griscom cup play began today.
A garbled OCR stream mentions numerous names and places such as Morning Telegraph and various surnames. Readable elements include references to individuals like Captain and Young Mopheua, with scattered place labels and unclear events, yielding a fragmented snapshot rather than a coherent story.
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