Walsh Beats Whitham For Public Links Title
Richard Walsh 19 of New York defeats J Stewart Whitham 6 up and 6 to play at East Potomac Park to win the national public links championship. Walsh uses superior mashie and putting to dominate the final, earning the trophy for Van Cortland Public Course, New York, with Whitham exiting after a tough front nine and missed opportunities.
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Richard Walsh
New York
United States
East Potomac Park
J. Stewart Whitham
van Cortland
Golf officials laud democratic sport at tourney awards
In a brief speech the secretary praised golf as a noble democratic sport for all ages and conditions. He expressed pleasure at awarding prizes to city representatives, noting Chicago players shared in the triumphs as the championship cup and intercity trophy were photographed amid cameras.
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Tha U 3 G
Hughes
Chicago
Sino
Johnson Succeeds Malone As Manager of Cherrydale
The Cherrydale Athletic club selects Mickey Johnson to replace Tom Malone as manager with Reds Pettit as captain and A Mac as key coach. The team travels to Gaithersburg today to play a nine Sunday afternoon, while the Virginia Grays of Alexandria are set to be hosted at Cherrydale Field.
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Malone
Cherrydale
Cherrydale Athletic Club
Mickey‘ Johnson
Tom” Malone
Reds
Maryland Nine Meets Seat Pleasant In Sandlot Feud
Tomorrow at Maryland Park at 2 o'clock the Maryland AA faces Seat Pleasant A in a heated three game series. The Maryland A C team sits on the north side at Chesapeake Junction while Seat Pleasant A A lines up across the road for the clash in Washington territory.
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Maryland Nine
Seat Pleasant
Washington
Maryland AA
Maryland Park, &T
Maryland A C
Chesapeake Junction
Seat
Epiphany Takes One In Va. Baseball Showdown
Virginia track recap and baseball score details appear jagged. Key playersNames like Hale Moser and Haretep appear with runs and hits in a blurred box score from a local game. The fragmentary text references Petersburg and Norfolk as locations with mentions of Virginians and Portmouth in a chaotic OCR read.
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Subley
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Harrie
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Harrs Yeales
Llanagan
Gitcher—Bebtey
Virginia Tragce Schmond
Moont
Wilkon
Portanmouth
Nu Folk
Petersburg
James H McIntyre Heads Drifters Canoe Club
James H McIntyre is chosen to head the Drifters Canoe Club for the coming season with W C Yank Robbins as vice president. Other officers are H D McCalley secretary F A Mawson treasurer and Lee O Dove sergeant at arms. Meetings planned every Friday at the camp and July 4 races slated with rival camps. Evening works display planned.
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Drifters
W C ‘Yank’ Robbins
H D McCalley
F A Mawson
Lee O Dove
Camp Camus
Cummings and Knepper Reach Intercollegiate Golf Final
Mount Vernon New York June 29 Dexter Cummings of Yale medalist in the opening round and R E Knepper of Princeton won semis to reach the championship in Siwanoy. Cummings beat J W Crookston Penn State 3 and 2 in 18 holes, while Knepper defeated J C Ward Williams 2 up in a close match decided on the final hole.
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Dexter Cummings
Yare
R E Knepner
Princeton
Siwanoy
Cummings
J W Crookston
Penn State
Knepper
J C. Ward
Williams
Four Days Medal Play In U S Open
In New York on June 2 the USGA announced extending the Open golf championship at Inwood Long Island to four days of qualifying tests July 9 to 12 with the final July 13 and 14. The move follows a record entry list of more than 360 players and aims to split the field into four sections of about ninety. Officials say final qualifier numbers will be adjusted though no fixed quota yet. The 1926 Open draws the largest entry for any open championship at home or abroad. Appalachian League results Morristown 26 Johnson City 14 Knoxville 5, Greenville 4 Bri arc Kingsport 2.
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Associated Press
New York
United States Golf Association
Inwood
Long Island
Little Bill Johnston Tops Richards in straight sets
In Wimbledon on June 29, "Little Bill" Johnston of California defeated Vincent Richards of New York in three straight sets before King and Queen Mary and about 20,000 spectators, showcasing tennis as a refined art rather than a mere pastime.
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Associated Press
Little Bill” Johnston
Californis
Vincent Richards
New York
United
Bullets to clash with Shamrocks in Central Stadium today
Local fans can watch the Bullets and Shamrocks play this afternoon at Central Stadium at oclock. Hal Ludwig or Mal McLain pitch for the Bullets while Roudabush or Sarrin handle Shamrock duties. The Vincent B Costello Post drum corps will lead flag raising before an Eyt-Opener to British.
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