Potomac Club leads in first annual hand tap golf tourney
Pew King top qualifier at Suburban Club over Georgia Ave course with 18 holes. Kenk, Arthur Marks and others vie for net honors as crowded field of 36 golfers negotiate par level play. weather aids turnout while King’s 4s start marks solid show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pew King
Georgia Avenue
Joo
King
Mak Tg
Gilpin
Kenk
Herat Haly Zty
Hae
Fawr
Harey Ring
haMesatross
Ring
Coccarda
Arthur DL
Mavan
Larry King
Rann
Sidandid
Tran
Tristate League Ends Season With Pennant Won
The Tristate Baseball League closed its season as Wilmington clinched the pennant with 66 wins. Acenmosa Parrisburg and York chased second, with Harrisburg and York each winning two games today. Allentown split. Trenton finished fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wir Vgtay
Tel
Tristate
Wilmington
Vo Cartea
Defeata
Acenmosa
Parrisburg
York
Larrisburg
Allentown
National Amateur Golf Qualifiers Narrowed at Garden City
At Garden City Golf Club 146 players competed to reach match play in the national amateur championship. Francis Ouimet led with 75, Walter Travis 78, while Jerome Travers faltered early but finished strong. Seventy one players qualified for tomorrow's final round and the first round of eighteen-hole match play.
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Francis Ousmet
Woodland
Mass
Bay State
Walter J. Travis
BE. M. Byers
Pittsburgh
Charles Evans, Jr
Chicago
Ouimet
Travis
Travers
New Jersey
Jerome D. Travers
Victor Maude
C. B. Byler
Royal Montréal Golf Club
Godfrey Turpin
F. Culmet
W. J. Travis
Garden City
E. M. Byers
Allegheny
Edgewater
HL. J
Tapping
Greenwich
Conn
T. M. Sherman
Yahundasis
N. J
J. D. Travis
Upper Mont
W. Fownes, Jr
H. W. Ken- Matacomet
R. A
H. N. Perrin
Merlon
G. W. White
Oakland
N. Yor
R. C. Watson
B. W. Corkran
Baltimore
Worthington
Shawnee
Paul M. Hunter
Merriman
Waterbury
Conc
H. Lb. Downey
Apawamis
N. Y
Dwight Partridge
Edford
J. G. Anderson
Bran Burn
Maes
M. Rhett
Brooklyn
R. A. Garner
HB. Lee
Detroit
J. BR. Hyde
South Shore
NL Y
McKim Hollins
Westbrook
Cc. B. van Vleck
Baltyard
H. B. McParland
Huntingdon’ Valley
J. Graham
Neilson Whitney
New Orleans
G. H. Gardner
Hagawam Hunt
G. B. Adams
National Links
Lee Maxwell
Scarsdale
John M. Ward
F. W. Whittemore
Arookline
J. D. Veet
R. A. Crowell
Mayfield
Ohio
Jampmann
San Antonio
Tex
Fraser Hale
J. H. Slater
Fox Hills
G. A. Crump
Philadelphia
K. Kerr
Phelps Carter
Naganu
W. L. Wicks
Nassau
J. N. Stearns
W. B. Rhett
G. H. Cracker
Brookline
C. J. Sullivan
Garden
E. B. Knowlton
We Simons
North MN
Dunning
D. Bowers
Brooklawn
C. J. Waldo
Heinrich Schmidt
Worcester
Maas
M. R Marston
Baltusrol
A. F. Kammer
F. Hillis
Charles H. Brown
St .Andrews
Percy R. Pyne
Princeton
J. Chisolm
Hilla
Cousin Kate at Columbia Theater shines with class
Washington theatergoers enjoyed a week of revues and plays with Cousin Kate starring Helene Holmmies and a strong cast at the Columbia Theater. Hawthorne of the U S A opened at Poli's with Paul McAllister delivering a lively Hawthorne and a strong supporting company. The Meistersingers anchored Chase's vaudeville with rich choral numbers and a mixed bill concluding with Elida Morris and a colorful film. The Cosmos Theater offered Mizpah Selbini and Archie Royer as athletic acts and musical Shirley trios. The Academy presented Sold for Money, a drama of love and wealth, while Garden Theater showcased The Wife of Cain with Helen Gardner and the five reel The Orphans of War at the National. The Glen Echo Park hosted a large crowd for free vaudeville and the season’s end.
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Columbia
Kate
Hota
Milas Flolen Holmes
Columia Theater
Col Jumpla
Washington
alWava
Iethel Hacrymare
Rola Imn
Marie Tempest
England
Miss Hoalmies
Parisan
Heath Desmond
Carl Anthony
Jeasie Glendenning
Amy
Stanley James
James Bartlett
Marieloramah
Spencer
National Capital
Columbia Theater
Poli
Hawthorne
James Bernard Fagan
National Theater
Douglas Fairbarka
Fagan
Cosmos
Mizpah Selbini
Cosmos Theater
Archie Royer
Shirleys
Walton
Vividn
Jenkins
Covert
Arthur Rigby
Bih
Pathe Weekly
Garden
Wife of Cain
Garden Theater
Tom Moore
People of
Helen Gardner
Nat Goodwin
William Jefferson
Mr. Goodwin
Joe Jefferson
Washington Gayety hosts Princess Luba Meroff in Taxi Girls
Nor wegian divers performed twice yesterday as holiday crowds enjoyed four concerts free moving pictures and other attractions. Princess Luba Meroff, from Russian nobility, debuted at Gayety Theater wearing a 21 inch sheath gown and growing livelier as the evening wore on. The Taxi Girls, with the chorus in blue, offered song hits and comic vaudeville, led by Frank Harcourt and Wilbur Dobbs with Jansen.
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Chase’s
Washington
Chase
Boston
Bsg
Meistersingers
S. Miller Kent and Company
Mr. Q
Gayety
Luba Meroff
Gayety Theater
Nellie Lockwood
Princess
Frank Harcourt
Mammy Jinny
Jubilee
Lynne Canter
Charles Jansen
Wilbur Dobbs
Leace Cross Draw With Vancouver Lightweight Bout
Leach Cross of New York and Frank Batrieau of Vancouver fought to a twelve round draw in Vancouver. The match ended with both men on their feet and a final decision avoided by agreement. Cross was cut and bleeding at the finish as officials noted a narrow result.
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Washington Post
New York
Potomac Boat Club
Harlem
Arundels
Baltimore
Peaches
Stgle
Union Boat Club
Don McDonald
Potomac
Potomaca
Metropolitana
Potomacs
Thrall
Mueler
Walter H. Thrall
Eadward L. Mueller
Mueller
Philadelphia
Undine
Leo Scarfe
William W. Bell
Pittsburgh
Walter M. Campbell
James R. Burden
Yonkers
N. Y
Columbia Boat Club
Agaociation
James B. Ayer
Hoston
Tims
Henry E. Livingstone
Cambridge
Mass
Seuibie Ceutre
Metropolitan Rowing Club
Miller
Arundel Boat Club
Malta Boat Club of
Nassau
Clu
Malta Boat Club
Riverside Boat Club
Wabhnetah Boat Club
Flushing
Flushing Boat Club
Lee Scarfe
Boston
New Rochelle Rowing Club
Washington, D. C
Hudson Boat Club
Washington
D.C
W. Z. Gardiner
D. C
Vesper Boat Club
Ariel Rowing Club
Beyoone
N. J
Dayonne
Frank Batrieau
Vancouver
British Columbia
Leach Cross
Cross
Finisti
The
New Yorker
Barriéauou
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Potomac Crews
Phil King
Arthur Marks
Wwe
R. Goldsmith
Fulton Hahn
B Kaufman
S. Fir Heller
HL L. Kaufman
Tno Meyer
Heller
G. Nord Sigmund
Dr Dimen
Mo Kaufman
Tl. Haumgarten
R. Koo Meser
A. Wolf
Sidney Woast
Jackson
T. Klurst
M. Behrend
Tooss von der Peyser
Guntz
HL Fhalin
Washington Bridge
Arundel
Manhattan
Maltas
Vespers
Bull’y Chamberlin
John L. Vanderift
John P. Evans
Frank Coultry
Vesper
Riversides
Harvard
Jim" Wray
Shorty’ Kintz
Tang
Pat Dempsey
Tristate League
Borravinta
Paul McAllister
Mark Kent
Augustus III
Borrovinia
Kent
Frank Shannon
Prince Vladimir
Forrest Orr
Rodney Blake
Thomas Williams
Miss Jewel
Princess Irma
Morris Golden
Grace de Wintress
Leitzel
Jeanette
Elida Morris
Everyman
Academy
Cecil Spooner
Jariet Morgan, Jr
Kate Warner
Manhattan Yacht’ Club
Morgan
Albany
Third Avenue
Henry
Wainwrights
Murray E."barnard
Lucille Loring
Walter Haff
Robert Ellis
F. S. Barrett
Virginia Ackerman
Dwin Dudley
Jeanette Cass
Bernard Craney
George Wilson
Otto Waltz
James R. Garey
Josephine Hilton
Frank Ginty
National
South America
Navy Department
Secretary of the Navy
Glen Echo Park
Glen. Michie Park
Eato
Amusa
Nells
Bill Waterday
Glen Behn
Jaé i
Wrigley
Hampton Roads
Old Point Comfort
Norfolk
Chamberlin Hotel
SEA Guy
Tcket
15Th St
Woodward Hig
Norfolk & Washington Steamboat Co
Great Falls
Hluemont
OCEAN
North German Lloyd
Kronprinzessin Cecu
Kafer Wihelm der Grosse
Kaiser Wilhelm Ib
George Washington
Grosner Kurfverdt
Thoenigin Luise
Bremen
London
Paris
Mediterranean
Foyot
India
Far East
Europe
West & Panama Indies Canal
Mar, Wash
Tel. Main
E. F. Droap & Bona Co
Oelrich’s & Co
Broadway
American Line
Atlantic Transport Line New No
Red Star
Dover
Antwerp
White Star Line
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Southampton
Quarenstown
Liverpool
Italy
M. Hicks
Kalogee
Pennsylvania Resorts
Galen Hall
Atlantic City
Atlantic City Hotels
ATIC
Kentucky
Raleigh
Ocean End
St Charles Place
Facea
H. J. Dynes
X. i. Josiah White & Sons Company
Hotel Boscobel
Marion
Connecticut
Ars
Tabor Inn
M&m Dunn
Bam'e Ellis
Virginia Resorts
Elkton Hotel
Elkton, Va
D. C. Graham
Riverton
Shenandoah Rivers
H. A. Duncan
Board Country Board
Beminary Station
Innuira
Aus
Leace Gross
Hamburg
Imperator
Bamburg
Ed St
Hoboken
Gibraltar
Naples
Genoa
Seave
NEW Pipr
39Th Street
Jo A. M
S. Moltke
Condon
Hamburs
Cléveland
Cincinnati
forThese
Cuba
Jamaica
Panama Canal
Havti
Columbia Facts Rtn
Nicaragua
ATLAS
Panama
Hanburg-American Line
Droop & Sons Co
Gata. Aw
Geo. W. Mocs
Cunard
Fishguard
Berlin
Vienna
Mauretania
Lusitania
Queenstown
Lipsitamia
Caronia
Madeira
Ibraitar
Trieste
Ultonia
Spannonia
Carpathia
Geira
Maihrattar
Belmar
Wildwood Crest
Beach Front
Chesapeake Beach
District Line
W. F. Jones
Washington Southern Railway
Hichmond
Pointe South
Fredericksburg
Union Station
Tlocal
Maryland Resorts
Braddock Braddock Heights
W. L. Shepard
Merloch Lynn
Mountain Lake Park
B.C. List
Stratford Ith
Monroe Sts
Lincoln Hotel
10Th and
H Sts
la Corta
Hyatt
Surcemelts & Miners
Providence
Savannah
Jacksonville
Jutomol
Turner
Mountain Board
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