Word: braeburn
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...distance from the tees and sometimes throws it away with her putter; she walks along as though she were singing to herself; like Bobby Jones, her grim determination frightens her opponents and beats them before the match begins. As Bobby Jones beat Perkins 13 up in the Amateur at Braeburn, Collett beat stocky little Van Wie 13 and 12 in the Amateur at Hot Springs...
While the Freshmen were downing the Newton team at the Arena, the University seconds took the measure of the Country Day puck men by a 3 to 1 count at the Braeburn rink. The losers put up a hard struggle but were outclassed by the rugged Crimson seconds. Higgens, at the left defense post for the winners, was high scorer with two tallies. The third counter was made by Bailey, speedy center...
...Johnson of Newton High School won the thirty-fourth annual Harvard Interscholastic tennis tournament when he defeated Malcolm Hill of Loomis 6-0, 6-3, 6-1, on the Braeburn Country Club courts, whither the tournament had been adjourned when it was found that there was not sufficient time to play off the final round on Jarvis Field on Saturday afternoon...
...exhibition golf match which was played under the auspices of the Harvard Golf Association yesterday at the Braeburn Country Club, J. W. Sweetser and R. T. Jonse '23 defeated F. D. Ouimet and Jesse Guilford one up by taking the last hole. The score was even at the end of the seventeenth. On the eighteenth hole Jones drove and then put a long iron shot on the edge of the green. A 54-foot putt brought him to within nine inches of the hole and he was out for a four. Sweetser, Guilford, and Ouimet all turned in fives...
...exhibition match between J. R. Sweetser, R. K. Knepper, R. T. Jones '23, and F. W. Ouimet which was announced for Friday, October 20, has been postponed until Tuesday, October 24, on account of a tournament which will be taking place at Braeburn on Friday, making it impossible to procure the course until the following Tuesday. Tickets for the exhibition go on sale today at Leavitt and Perice's and at the Harvard Cooperative Society at $1.10 each...