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Golf History

Abe Mitchell and George Duncan

• Vanity Fair Magazine, 1921 •


From the seldom referred to sports page of a 1921 Vanity Fair came this article about championship golf:

“Now our golfing cousins from the land of the Thistle and Rose are sending another pair, who might well be christened the New Mandarins of Golf. One is George Duncan of Scotland. The other is Abe Mitchell of England (pictured above). And in addition to giving battle in our in our Open Championship at Columbia, Washington, D.C., they will display their wares in exhibition matches before 250,000 of our golfing citizens in another one of those extended tours that bring in a lot of kale and almost as many blisters.”

Read George Duncan and Abe Mitchell at the Columbia Country Club<br>(Vanity Fair Magazine, 1921) for Free
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Abe Mitchell and George Duncan

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