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...Newport, R. L, six leading amateurs played over T. Suffern Tailer's private Ocean Links in his private annual invitation tournament for his private prizes in precious metals. Big men were present but a little man won? D. Clark ("Duckie") Corkran, of Baltimore (amateur champion of Pa. and Md.). In a stiff wind, he journeyed steadily around the nine difficult holes eight times in 300 strokes. His prize was a mashie of gold. Jess Sweetser, 1922 National Champion, required 301 strokes and got a silver mashie. Champion Max Marston, 305, got nothing. Jess Guilford, 1921 National Champion, was handed...
...Suffern, N. Y., Clara McKeath-on, 21, was sentenced to eight years in Auburn Prison for shooting and killing Lawrence Hawkshaw, 15, her opponent in a crap game...
Vincent Astor and T. Suffern Tailer are the committee in charge for the underwriters...
...prize-winning essay was "A Comparison of the Tin-Plate Industry of Wales and the United States." While in College, Dunbar won a Bowdoin prize with an essay on "The Tin-Plate Industry and its Relation to the Trariff." Last year the graduate prize was won by A. E. Suffern, of Columbia, the second prize being taken by G. P. Watkins, of Cornell. The judges for these essays are chosen from among a number of professors in the economic departments of Colleges all over the country, by the Hart, Schaffner & Marx...
...award of prizes for the Hart, Schaffner & Marx economic essay contests have been announced. In the Graduate Class, the first prize was awarded to Arthur E. Suffern, of Columbia; the second prize was won by G. P. Watkins, formerly of Cornell. These prizes amounted to $1000 and $500 respectively. Honorable mention was given to W. J. A. Donald, of Chicago...