American golfers reach British Amateur rounds in England
Dellicant Charles Evans Jr of Chicago and Harold Weber of Toledo win two matches to become the last American survivors in the British Amateur. Weber defeats two Scots, while Evans contends with Hutchison as the field narrows.Several Americans, including Ouimet and Herreshoff, plan to enter the French championship and British Open amid brisk play and strong conditions.
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Weber
Sandwich
England
Charles W. Evans Jr
Chicago
Harold Weber
Toledo
United States
Francis Ouimet
Oper
Frederick Herreshoff
New York
Arthur G. Lockwood
Dr. Gillies
London
Ind’ge
Travers
Chick” Evans
Cubs Rally Five In Eighth Inning For Victory
Chicago overcame a tied game in the eighth as Zimmerman singled and Williams scored on a wild throw, giving the Cubs a win over Philadelphia. Bresnahan closed out the game with a final run, securing the contest. May 2. Philadelphia visiting Chicago.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Zimmerman
Wims
Hoth
Sweeney
Manser Oriay
Schulte
CoFrl- Gen
Luderts
Williams
Chict
Bresnahan
Leach
Philadephia
Vewaecke
Pierce
Zabel
Skin Eruptions And Blood Impurities Exposed
An old advertisement explains skin eruptions signal impurities in the blood and affect mucous membranes. It links to lymphatic pathways and the body’s nutrition, claiming S S S concentrate purifies blood. It promotes Swift’s 8. 8. 8 tonic from The Swift Specific Co Atlanta Ga with a free medical consultation offer.
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Swift Specific Co
Atlante
Medical Department
Scott Sharp Against Mackinien In Chicago Stand
In Philadelphia May 2 Chicago beat Philadelphia 5 to 2 as Scott was effective on the mound and kept hits scattered. Baker left the game injured while attempting a stop, and Rush exited in the fifth after a liner strike. Batteries Scott and Schalk for Chicago. Pennock and Schang for Philadelphia. Washington claimed second place by sweeping Cleveland 5 to 0 with four double plays. Johnson kept Cleveland hitless. New York topped St Louis 3 to 1 as Caldwell outpitched Hoch. Detroit won 3 to 1 at Boston with Cobb sidelined by a lame side. Batteries varied per city.
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Rush
Baker
Schalk
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Schang
Washington
Cleveland
Johnson
Grege
James
Bassler
Williams
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Milwaukee
Louisville
Indianapolis
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Minneapolis
Watson
McGuire
Fon
Denver
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Sioux City
Des Moines
Stovall Lincoln
Uv Goodwin
Vienna
Tors
Omaha
Topeka
Jenning
Jenning and Brown
Ridge
Conley, Young and Jacklitsch
Vancouver Keeps Beattie Streak Alive in Northwest League
Vancouver beat Beattie for the third straight time as Schneider left after a hit batsman in the fourth. Gipe allowed runs, Clark effective in late frames. Portland edged Tacoma 5 0 4, Wilson pulled after walks, MeGinnity closed. Victoria beat Spokane 2 1 with Lynch and Stanley driving two-run second.
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Ncouver
Britian Columbia
Vancouver
Beattie
To & Schneider
Gipe
Clark
Hattoriee
Schneider
Gipe Clark
Grindell
Portland
Free Hitting Game Won by the Ducks at Salt Lake Park
In a free hitting contest the Ducks defeated Butte 11 to 8 at Salt Lake Park May 20. Cliff Blankenship and Ruegg stood out for the infants with sharp fielding and a late rally in the ninth. McMurdo and Carman led the Ducks with multiple hits while Jackson and Halla contributed for Butte as umpire Longanecker oversaw a game marked by bright defense and several costly errors.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Butte Club
Cliff Blankenship
Ducks
Butte
Holmes
Charlie Jackson
Longanecker
Jack Halla
Jackson
McClelland
Pen Areton
Menges
Halla
Demaggio
Marshall
Clynes
McMurdo
Smith
Thorin
Inield
Gay
Carman
Auer
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Infants
Murray
Rf Thornton
Chansnon
Dawson
P Finch
Buttend
Rossback
Menkes
Fles
Thornton
Pendleton
Ruegs
Rune
Lewis
Changnon
Finch
Butte Murray
Vigilantes Lose First Game in Helena Standings
In Helena the Vigilantes suffer a defeat as Union Association standings shift after the club’s opening game. Details on opponents and scores are not provided in the readable text.
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Helena
Brooklyn Beats Indianapolis in Fed League Tilt
Brooklyn tops Indianapolis in a 2 to 1 Federal League game as Beaton shines in 600 form with solid support from teammates. Buffalo slips past St Louis 2 to 1 behind Russellorn’s pitching and a late rally. Bermuda’s rain catch features noted for its water supply, with whitewashed walls and a covered cistern used to store rainwater.
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Brooklyn
Beaton
Indianapel
Billiard
Indianapolis
Brooklyn Creeceseeser
Harter
Warren
Bermuda
Ann
Portland Smashes Oakland 9 in Nineteenth Century Pace
Pacific Coast League recap shows Portland beating Oakland 9 to 2 after a tied 2 2 in the seventh. Kililiay pitched for Oakland, tough inning in the seventh, Portland bats heated up in the eighth to seal the win. Wort and Fisher teamed on Portland, Kililiay and Mitze for Oakland.
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San Francisco
Jay
Portland
Oakland
Kililay
San & Oakland Pignivenene Tatteries
Wort
Fisher
Kilitiay
Mitze
Unearned run spares San Francisco in LA game
Los Angeles failed to score in the second as an unearned run gave San Francisco a 1 0 victory. Other scores show Venice routing Sacramento, with multiple ballparks posting tallies. Milwaukee, Indianapolis, Kansas City, Cleveland, and a long scoreline across cities plus a Canadian Northern loan request hike.
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San Francisco
Los Angel
Angeles
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Hyan
Baseball game summary with mixed OCR errors
Amnesbry Phree base hit drives Sauer and Crittenden during a 10 inning game. Rader advances to left field, Jensen and Belford combine for strikeouts as Belford yields seven balls, final score Salt Lake 2 Ogden 0 with umpires Laracatie and May 2.
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Sauer
Deane
Crittenden
Amnesbry Phree
Moorhead
Thomas
Clark E Crittenden
Rader
Arnay-McNeiil
Lussi
Jensen
Belford
Rolse
Helena
Laracatie
Ogden
LE Salt Lake
Oden
Schultz
Tanneman
Bellain
Green
Newton
Ballinger
Whitney Doubts Walkaway In Close Polo Showdown
New York May 9 Harry Payne Whitney captain of the 1913 American polo team and chief coach doubts optimism for beating England in forthcoming matches. He warned the contest will be among the closest ever played noting the English lineup's strength with Captain Cheape added.
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New York
Aiay
George T. Adee
International
Ald Adee
Harry Payne Whitey
America
Whitney
Meadowbrook
Phipps
Cheape
Pool hall ad at 74 East Park Street announces billiards
Town pool and billiard parlor advertises twelve tables at 24e per cue with Billy Rohan as proprietor located on 74 East Park Street inviting patrons to a fine game of pool.
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East Park Street
Billy” Rohan
Boxing promoters win looser schedule in Butte shows
The Butte boxing commission ruled promoters may stage bouts every three weeks instead of monthly after reviewing financial reports from clubs operating under state permits. Frank Harris was suspended six months for failing to condition for a Rochester club bout in Missoula. Al Richards of Butte was also suspended, and the Jack Douglas versus Sir Stitt Riley bout was reclassified as a preliminary. Several small towns sought permits but no action was taken. Commissioners Cooney Markham and Dr Sid Cooney attended with Secretary McGrath.
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Butte
Boxing Commission
Frank Harris
Rochester
Missoula
New York
Wisconsin
al Richards
Jack Douglas
Sir Stitt Riley
Helena
Cooney, Markham
Sid Cooney
McGrath
Billings Club Forms For State Championship
An independent team to challenge for the state title is forming in Billings. Joe Markham says the squad includes Alexander Remmaes, Jack Fugate, Fred Brown, Danny Shea, Sturgeon, Day, Charley Irby Throne and Kiddy among others, with a strong minor league level outfield. Also notes Argentina opens its first automatic telephone exchange in Cordoba by the United River Plate Telephone Company, a South American first.
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Billings
Joe Markham
Journal
Butte
Alexander Remmaes
The
Denver
Bell Company
Jack Fugate
Omaha
Fred Brown
Fort Worth
Aolbra
Sheridan
Danny Shea
Helena
Sturgeon
Day
Charley Irby
Throne
Kiddy
Argentina
United River Plate Telephone Company
Cordoba
Argentine
South America
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Billings Baseball Club
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