Evening Public Ledger, Philadelphia, Pa., August 18, 1917, Final, p. 11, col. 3.
"TOMLINSON STARS IN SWIM AT LAFAYETTE
Captures Sackett Cup in 100 Yards and Lifts Honors in 440 Yards
LAFAYETTE, Pa., Aug. 18.—Before many enthusiastic swimming fans here today Tomlinson defeated Uhl, the winner of last year's Sackett Cup, in the 100-yard swim, thereby winning the Sackett Cup. This was the twenty-second year the cup has been raced for."
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Evening Public Ledger, Philadelphia Pa., August 27, 1917, Sports Extra, p. 10, col. 6.
"WEST BRANCH Y.M.C.A. MARATHON SWIM TODAY
… Tomlinson, who won the Sackett cup two weeks ago at Lafayette …"
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Evening Public Ledger, Philadelphia, Pa., July 25, 1918, Night Extra, p. 11, col. 2.
"TITULAR SWIMMING MEET
Two Middle Atlantic Events to Be Decided Tonight at Manheim
… Besides Marling in the 100-yard championship there are Raymond Uhl, of Lansdowne, who captured this event for two years and who holds the fastest outdoor record for the Sackett Cup over the distance …"
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Evening Public Ledger, Philadelphia, Pa., August 17, 1920, Night Extra, p. 14, col. 8.
"SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIPS
… The feature event will be the Middle Atlantic half-mile championship and the twenty-sixth annual 100-yard scratch race for the William P. Sackett trophy. …"
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Evening Public Ledger, Philadelphia, Pa., August 21, 1920, Night Extra, p. 9, col. 8.
"SWIM RACES TODAY
Sackett Cup and Middle Atlantic Events at Lafayette
… The feature event will be the middle Atlantic half-mile championship and the twenty-sixth annual 100-yard scratch race for the William P. Sackett Trophy. …"
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Evening Public Ledger, Philadelphia, Pa., August 20, 1921, Night Extra, p. 11, col. 6.
"SWIMMERS TO RACE FOR SACKETT CUP
Many Out-of-Town Mermen Here for Twenty-seventh Annual Event
The twenty-seventh annual 100-yard open scratch race for the William P. Sackett Cup, the oldest swimming trophy in this country and Canada, will be held at Miquon this afternoon. …"
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Evening Public Ledger, Philadelphia, Pa., August 19, 1922, Sports Extra, p. 15, col. 8.
"SACKETT CUP RACE DRAWS BIG FIELD
…
The Philadelphia Swimming Club will celebrate Championship Day with half a dozen open races off the clubhouse wharf at Miquon on the Schuylkill this afternoon. All but one of the events are for men.
The feature race will be the twenty-eighth annual 100-yard free-style dash for the William P. Sackett Cup. …"
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