Chicagoan 290 leads as Watrous and Hagen follow in Open golf
Harry Cooper of Chicago captured the Canadian Open with 290. Al Watrous Birmingham Ill was runner-up with 293 and Walter Hagen Detroit placed third with 335. Cooper’s 69 opening round set a course record as Watrous faltered late and Hagen faded.
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Ont
U.P
Harry Cooper
Chicago
al Watrous
Birmingham
Ilich
Walter Hagen
Detroit
Cooper
Tommy Armour
Watrous
Horton Smith
Chiwage
Olin Dutra
Los Angeles
Ed Dudley
Concordiillo
MacDonald Smith
Great Neck
Leo Diegel
Agua Caliente
Mexico
Cross
Sandy) Sommerville
Chamispion
Last Half of Season Starts Monday Night
Scoring runs high as Battery EB crushed Carpenter Hardware Mina Friday 540. V Cross led with five of six while Wolfe added five of seven. First half ends except Beckley Company L game postponed. Beckley’s win locks half title. Schedule for second half begins Monday with nine teams, new players allowed, list of players due first game.
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Carpenter Hardware Mina
Battery
V. Cross
Wolfe
Beckley Company L
Beckley's
Lavrhead Printery
Jay Carpenters
Harridge punishes Dickey for bean ball attack
In Chicago Dickey of the New York Yankees was fined 1000 dollars and suspended 30 days by AL President William Harridge after a clash at Washington July 4 left Carl Reynolds with a broken jaw. Dickey will be eligible August 4. Harridge ordered umpires to curb bean ball tactics to prevent a repeat of past tragedies including Ray Chapman.
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Chicago
U.P
Dickey
New York Yankees
William Harridge
Carl Reynolds
Washington
Harridge
Harmidge
Ray Chapman
Cleveland
Carl Mays
Jockeys to Strike Latonta Track Amid Fee Cut
Jockeys at Latonta race track plan to strike when a new fee scale takes effect next Tuesday. The Kentucky State Racing Commission lowered winnings fees from 25 to 15 dollars for winners, 10 dollars for second place, and 5 dollars for third or unplaced mounts. Riders refuse to accept the reduced pay, threatening their livelihoods for only five dollars.
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Latonta
Kentucky State Reing Commission
Japan tops Italy in Davis Cup doubles tie
In Milan on July 9 Japan defeated Italy 2-1 in the European Zone semi final after doubles success by Jiro Satoh and Ryuki Miki over Giovanni Palmieri and Emanuele Sertorio. The win gave Japan a two matches to one lead.
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U.R
Japan
Italy
Jiro Satoh
Ryuki Miki
Giovanni Palmieri
Emanuele Sertorio
Berlin
George P. Hughes
Fred Perry
Tor
Daniel Prenn
Dr. Wilhelm
Great Britain
Germany
Golden Bears Win Olympic Rowing Berth
California's Golden Bears won the Olympic rowing berth by defeating Penn Athletic Club in the Lake Quinsigamond final. California posted a 6 06 time a course record, edging Penn by two feet amid a 50,000 spectator crowd. The victory completed Cal's season sweep including intercollegiate and club victories.教育
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Henry McLemore
Worcester
Mass
California
Golden Bears
United States
Los Angeles
Lake Quinsyamond
Penn Athletic Club
Caliornians
Penn
Schuylkill
Two Players Shake Up Big League Race
Miteli's Musings notes two key players returning from injury alter the pennant chase. Reynolds and Dickey missing from Washington and New York reshuffle standings as Cleveland, Detroit, and Philadelphia gain ground while the American League title race tightens. Also reports on Southeastern golf qualifiers and club championships with leaders listed and upcoming matches.
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Buy Dickey
Carl Reynolds
Aittle
Reynolds
Bluegeon
Washington Senators
Senators
Tickey
Nats
Cleveland Indians
Reds
Cardinals
Dickey
Yankee
Detroit
Bugs
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Dorgens
Don
Morse Joe McCarthy
Benind
McCarthy
Dertrait
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Bengals
Indians
Cubs Narrow Pirates Lead With Victory Over Braves
Chicago defeated Boston 5 to 2 as Guy Bush limited the Braves to six hits while teammates Seibold Pruett and Cunningham allowed 13. Woody English homered for the Cubs and Leach homered for Boston, keeping Pittsburgh within one and a half games of the league lead.
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Roger Hornsby
Chicago Cubs
Fitlsburgh Pirates
Boston Braves
Pirate
Guy Bush
Seibold
Pruett
Cunningham
Braves
Woody English
Cubs
Leach
Boston
I Harsrage
Rush
Hartnott
Slo Touts New York Lun Gates at Besanno Games
The report distills a chaotic OCR fragment into a card noting New York events with names like Chee and Washington and references to Columbus Minneapolis and Indianapolis. It identifies association and law context but lacks clear outcomes or dates.
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New York
Lun Gates
Chee E
Washington
Philig Optus
Gleveland Association
Columbus
Mineapolis
Toran Et S Paul Indianapht
Eas Cie
Arch Keller Elimination Highlights Olympic Wrestling Tryouts
Arch Keller’s period ends as contenders clash at the finals of the Olympic wrestling team tryouts. Robert Pearce of Oklahoma A and M earns a place on the U S team by defeating Navy’s George Ashforth in the 132 pound round. further results include Pearce’s fall in 12 minutes 45 seconds and top contenders Rex Peery and Lyle Morford advancing as other matches unfold across 344, 158, 174, and heavyweight classes.
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Cambridge Monds
Jack Preston
M. Jolmeen
John Swanson
R L. Morton
Blt. Grover
Harry Beckley
J. E. Bailey
Frank Cross
R. L. Morton
Freak Cross
Mike Heaney
Gene Robinson
Hag Man
Columbes. Ly A
Aftercon
Taatehus
Vaanaladen
Bugis
Robert Peeres
Oklahoma A
Rex Peery
Stalwater
Okla
C & Hawkins
Indins
Pearce
Joe Fickel
Kan State
Edgar Nemir
California
Lyle Morford
St. Vernon
Arch Kelfer
Ohio University
George Manola
Boston
Jack van Eebber
Los Angeles
A. C
van Eebber
Appleton
Mt. Vernon
McGuirk
Robert Hess
Iowa State
Mehringer
Kansas
Flanders
Stillwater
Okio
Riley
Northwestern
Fields
Haverford College
Farmers win in Gallipolis League
July 4 report from Gallipolis Recreation Ball League shows the Farmers Club beating the K of P at the high school diamond Friday night. Each side collected 11 hits, but six errors by the K of P spoiled potential rallies as Farmers’ Clit Basil Hayes and Milla K, Irion and Williams contributed offensively.
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Galipolla
Farmers’ Club
K of Pi
K of P
Clit Basil Hayes
Milla K
Ofay Irion
Williams
Nats Finally Whip Indians After Four Straight Defeats
Washington defeats Cleveland 4 to 1 in game one of a doubleheader behind Hildebrand’s pitching as the Indians’ bats are silenced. In the nightcap, Washington falls 4 to 1 as nosebleed hits flood in and the Senators salvage one win. Joe Kubko and Onde Hluege lift Washington with key hits in the late frame while Sam Rice fails to spark a comeback. Cleveland’s Mann struggles while Walter Johnson’s early innings yield nine hits for six runs. Moon and Weaver split mound duties for Washington, with Spencer closing out the game.
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Ashington
Joe Kubo
Onde Hluege
Senators
Juldy
Sarge Conailly
Vireke
Connally
Walter Johnson
Letty Gee Moon
Mann
iGleveland
Ned Mann
Athletics and White Sox split doubleheader in Philadelphia
July 9 report: Athletics beat White Sox 11 to 2 in game one while Chicago won 7 to 0 in game two. Al Simmons drove the A’s offense with two runs, Tony Freitas pitched the opener for Philadelphia. Teddy Lyons pitched a shutout for Chicago in game two as Sty Grove suffered his first loss in 12 decisions.
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Athletics
Chicago White Sox
White Sox
al Simmons
Tony Freitas
A’s
Chicago
Teddy Lyons
Sty Grove
Phila
Odhohoghoooo
Ah Lyons
Grube
Grove
Romemell
Cochrane
Madjeski
Gaston
Faber
Gregory
Berry
Freitas
Yankees Trim Tigers in doubleheader at Yankee Stadium
New York Yankees stretch AL lead to seven and a half games by sweeping Detroit in a July 4 doubleheader at Yankee Stadium. Scores were 7 8 and 14 6. Babe Ruth hit his 24th homer, along with Seell and Gehrig. Ben Chapman slugged three homers in the nightcap. Pitchers Pennock Pipgras and Wells worked for the Yanks while Whitehill Schuble Webb Gehringer contributed Tiger shots. Walker left after being hit in second inning.
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New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
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Tigers
Babe Ruth
Seell
Gehrig
Ruth
Herb Pennock
Earl Whitehill
Schuble
Tiger
Ben Chapman
Yankee
Ann
George Pipgras
Ed Wells
Webb
Gehringer
Piperas
Walker
Tom Bridges
Jon Mogseit
Red Sox Win Eighth, Split Series With Bold Ninth Inning
Boston edged the Pirates as L P Daie or Daie? hit a home run in the eighth with Johnnie Watwood aboard. Ivy Andrews pitched for the Red Sox against Card WMaghai. The win snapped a slump and gave Boston eight victories in the season, while the series split.
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L.pdaie
Alex Utile
Johnnie Watwood
Ivy Andrews
Yanktes Tale
Mad Card
Bon Fontal Sox
Vitory
Red Sox
Eson
T Houla - A
Liestedn Oe
OG Gux
Ticher
Bengough
Andrews
Connolly
Brooklyn Dodgers Rally Beats Pirates 9-3 in Slugfest
Brooklyn tops Pittsburgh 9-3 after seven runs in final innings. Bart Grace homered in the ninth as Dery Vance pitched a complete game for the Dodgers, while Pittsburgh’s lineup yielded five hits and struggled to respond.
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USB
Brooklyn Podgera
Pittsburgh Piratas
Todiny
Cilenn Spence
Vance
Alluwans
Bart Grace
Brooklyn
Pitahwryh
Lopez
Spencer
Harris
Grace
Phillies Top Cardinals In First St Louis Game Since June
Rhem limited the Cardinals to five hits and two runs as Philadelphia bunched seven hits into six runs to split their two year series on the St Louis diamond. The Phillies led 3 0 after the first inning and added two more in the fifth and seventh while Whitney contributed three runs driven in. Card bats produced two runs on Whit ney and Gelters double but the Phils outscored by timely hits and an outfield fly.
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Electric
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Robach
Eiselstein
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Isytta
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Lis
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Association results list from Toledo and neighboring cities
Toledo and Minneapolis and several teams share results with lines listing players Lawson Twogoch Winegarner Henling Pytlak Benton Ryan Richard Louieville Milwaukee Willinson Hatter Shea Hillin Young Indiana Kan Cig Logan Heving Angrey Ose borne Ferre Snyder Columbus St Paul Dean Ach Fowler Bruve Spring Munns Adkins Btreleckd Fenner details.
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Twogoch
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Henling
Pytlak
Benton
Ryan
Richard
Louieville
Milwaukee
Willinson
Hatter and Shea
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Kan
Logan
Heving
Angrey
Oseborne
Ferre
Snyder
Columbus
St. Paul
Dean
Ach
Fowler
Bruve
Spring
Munns
Adkins
Equipoise Wins Arlington Gold Cup at Arlington Park
Equipoise, the JHU Pr Equipoise standout trained by V Whitney, captured the $20,000 added Arlington Gold Cup at Arlington Park today, earning his seventh straight win of the season. Gaso Was Becond and A C Bostwick’s mate trailed by several lengths in a strong field.
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Equipoise
C. V. Whitney
Arlington Park
Morton L. Schwartz
Gas'o
A. C. Bostwick
Babe Herman's homer gives Reds 3-1 win
In a tense opening frame Babe Herman belted a solo shot and the Reds built a 3-1 victory over the Giants. Walker and Renton combined on pitching support as Cincinnati pulled away after New York threatened with bases loaded in the middle innings.
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du PD
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Chaetanant
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Gibert
Hendrek
Walker
Larry Renton
Montreat
Privis Jagkaon
York - AN
Moore
Keene BO
Lind Treat
Wee
Tingan
Vase Fulds
Marshall
Sit Walker
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Abershail
Gilbert
Sh. Fee
Rik Hendrlew
Bo Herman
Grantham
Tana Featther If
Durocher
Hsenton
Crabtree
Wwe
Ggenaagn High
Barsi
Nark
Cincinnati
Fenton
Comparing golf irons and woods in Vardon era play
The text contrasts iron and wood use in early golf technique. It notes irons as a controlled stroke with downward blow and backspin to send the ball higher, while woods sweep the fairway. It reflects on how players favored irons for distance and accuracy in that period.
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Harry Vardon
Arcitate
Rolf
Simpson Defeats Odd Fellows in 10 Inning Game
POMEROY July 9 Simpson defeated the Odd Fellows 1-0 in 10 innings. Albert Russell Jr., a 16 year old Junior League star, pitched the full 10 innings and scored the winning run for Simpson in a Pomeroy Recreation League game.
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Albert Russell
Ike
Odd Fellows
Receivership Granted for Columbus Jockey Club Race Track
In Columbus on July 81, Judge Charles A. Learh placed Grove City’s free course race track in the hands of Addison F. Miller as receiver after Harry Shepard a limited partner filed for receivership alleging discord among partners and claiming a $600 debt. Other partnership members named were Charles H. Hayes Richard Jones Edward Carruthers and B J Paddon.
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Beulak Papi Jockey Club
Grove City
Addison F. Miller
Common Pleas
Charles A. Learh
Harry ©. Shepard
Lsted
Charles H. Hayes
Richard ©. Jones
Edward F. Carruthers
B. J. Paddon
Rotary tourney Cincinnati district title clash at Hyde Park
A.R Golt ere of the twenty second Rotary district plans a Monday meet at Hyde Park Golf and Country Club for the district title. More than 100 players are expected across 10 teams. Clubs include Cincinnati Hamilton Springfield Piqua Zanesville Dayton Jackson Newark Columbus and Wilmington.
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Rotary
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Springfield
Piqua
Zanesvile
Dayton
Jackson
Newark
Columbus
Wilmington
Britain
Old Timers top Deanville in Twilight League 6 5 victory
Nelsonville notes Wagner’s two ribbies on a decisive late inning hit, lifting the Old Timers over the Deanville Sluggers in a Friday Twilight League clash. Smathers started, Coopish relief by Christian and Simmons, with Kretehe keying offense. Box score details and upcoming games at city playground Sunday.
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Oak
Dr Whicker
Deanville
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Smathers
Chistian
Simmons
Robinette
Wager
Kretehe
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Firet Bass
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Tre Nelsanville Al-Stare Wil
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City Playground
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Hethman
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Agereene
W. Thompson
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Saan
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Grahuim
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Baais
Ore Simmann
Miruck
Outerdy ' Dmather
Trolinette
Lohan
Robity Linpires
Johnson and Smith
Sayres Defeat Carbon Hill in Close Contest
Sayres defeat Carbon Hill in a tight game played on their grounds Friday evening, 6 to 5. Highlights include Philips of the Specials delivering key hits and a late rally by Sayres to secure the victory amid rough play and crowd activity. The box score lists players like Hawes and Devel with pitchers Gamer and Pauling noted. Local ads discuss Hollywood salacious ads banned by the Motion Picture Producers Association executive committee.
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Vhe Phillips
Alao
Howell
Devel
Foo Mather
Phivps
Umpley—Newman
Cat Hag Ang Linton
Hollywood
Motion Picture Producers Association of America
Will Haya
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