Identifier: outing63newy (find matches)
Title: Outing
Year: 1885 (1880s)
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Subjects: Leisure Sports Travel
Publisher: (New York : Outing Pub. Co.)
Contributing Library: Tisch Library
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Photograph by Underzvood & Underwood. AN AVIATOR WHO LOOPS THE LOOP This is a photograph of Pegoud, the French aviator, who has accomplished the feat of turninga complete somersault in the air in a monoplane. He drives the machine headlong toward theearth and then manipulates his planes in such a manner as to turn it upside down, completing theevolution by bringing it on around to a correct position. In the photograph above he is shown in theupper lefthand corner of the plate flying upside down. The landing wheels can be seen in the airabove the planes.
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Photo by Underwood & Underwood. OUIMET, THE NEW OPEN GOLF CHAMPIONPlaying through the strongest field that has ever been gathered together on this sideof the Atlantic, Francis Ouimet, a twenty-year-old amateur from Woodland, Mass.,won the open golf championship at Brookline, September 20. This is the first timethat the professionals have seen this prize pass out of their hands in this country. Tomake it more complete, Mr. Ouimet met Vardon and Ray, two of Englands greatestpros, in a three-cornered tie at the finish and beat them with room to spare. Hisaverage score for the seven rounds played during the week was 73 3/7, the last beingplayed in 72, one under par. Mr. Ouimet has been practically an unknown until thisyear. In the National Amateur he led in the first qualifying round being beaten byMr. Evans on the second day. In match play he lost to Mr. Travers. His only vic-tory of importance hitherto was the Massachusetts state championship. CAMPING IN A LABRADOR SNOW-HOLE By CLAR

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