Tom Morris Trophy Trophy Final Results and Scores
In Chicago on June 216 thirty five clubs entered the Tom Morris memorial cup competition for par. The Los Angeles Country club appears to have won with a score of 36 down. Annandale Country club of Pasadena was runner up at 39 down. Other noted scores include Gien Echo club St Louis 44 Memphis Country club 47 Calumet Country club Rock Island Arsenal 56 Midlothian 69. There is nothing so mean and hateful as one woman who refuses to tell another woman secret.
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Calumet Country Club
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Midlothian
Skokie
Wisconsin and Penn crews collide on Poughkeepsie course
In a head on practice collision on the Poughkeepsie course today the Wisconsin varsity four oared crew and the Pennsylvania shell struck head on. The Pennsylvania shell was put out of commission while the Wisconsin boat had minor damage. No injuries were reported. The Pennsylvania boat took water and sank as a launch towed it to the boathouse.
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Pennylvania
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Wisconsin
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Wilson Approves World Baseball Tour By US President
President Wilson expressed approval of a proposed world tour by the Chicago American and New York Giants clubs. He said the trip could foster an international league and promised official courtesies abroad. The tour runs from next November to about March 1, 1914 visiting the Philippines Japan China Australia Egypt France and Ireland.
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James, J. Callahan
Chicago American Baseball Club
Wilson
White Sox
New York Giants
Philippines
Japan
China
Austrade
Egypt
France
Ireland
Athletics 3, Napa 2. Phillies beat Cleveland 3 to 2
Philadelphia defeats Cleveland 3 to 2 as home team breaks through with two hits in the seventh and eighth innings. Batteries Falkenberg Carisch Plank Schang. Time 2:53. Also Vigers 5, Yanks 3. Detroit tops New York 5 to 3 in nine. Vearn’s single bounces over Borton for a run. Batteries Tall Lake Hamloch Stange Schulz Keating Sweeney. Time 2:47. Hea Sox 4, Browns 2. White Sox win 4 to 1 as McBride errors open the door for two Chicago runs. Hester returns from typhoid fever.
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September Morn painting sparks public debate in city store window
Water color photogravures of Paul Chabas' September Morn drew mixed reactions as store managers staged the exhibit on a frigid June day. Critics differed on propriety, while supporters called it artistic. The piece, featuring a young nymph-like figure about to bathe, has a history of controversy and is now housed in a major European gallery.
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Dodgers Rally To Top Cardinals 10 5 In St Louis
In St Louis on June 16 Brooklyn erased a five run deficit with a big fourth inning and earned a 10 to 5 victory over the Cardinals. Sallee lasted until the sixth, then Burk, Harmon and McLean held the line as Brooklyn surged with six straight hits. Time 1 43. Umpires Rigler and Byron.
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Gamblers Ejected From Polo Grounds In New York Game
In New York at the Polo Grounds a large number of men accused of betting on baseball were denied admission and others ejected from the grandstand. Detectives had watched stands as part of a broader league crackdown led by Ban Johnson and club owners. Separate Philadelphia raid arrested thirty eight spectators for betting during the Philadelphia Cleveland game.
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Where They Play Today across five minor leagues
A garbled schedule lists numerous games across the Southern League South Atlantic League National League American League Empire State League and Georgia Alabama League. Notable matchups include Nashville Atlanta Ponce de Leon Mobile Montgomery New Orleans Memphis Chattanooga Birmingham Charleston Jacksonville Albany Macon Savannah Pittsburgh New York Cincinnati Philadelphia Chicago St Louis Valdosta Amerten Thomasville Waycross Cordele Anniston Opelika LaGrange and college games Harvard v Yale and Pennsylvania v Cornell in New Haven.
Bremmerhoff Dominates Albany as Macon Wins 6 to 2
In Macon, Bremmerhoff of Albany falters after a rough fourth inning as Macon collects five singles to push ahead and win 6 to 2. Reynolds belts a homer in the sixth, Moses allows only scattered hits, and Herolé makes a notable barehanded catch. Final score Macon 6 Albany 2.
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Bremmerhoff
Albany
Reynolds
Fieih
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Rhe
Bremmernol
Wells
Moran
Foxes 5 Indians 4 in eleven inning tilt at Savannah
Foxes beat Savannah 5 to 4 in an eleven inning game as Columbus declined rest due to sickness. Jackson and Fox led with the bat while Lipes absence was felt early. Infield misplay helped Foxes score. score by innings shows a tight contest with late offense from Foxes.
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Columbus
Lipes
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Jackson
Columbia
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Empires
Theery and Barr
Atlanta Lea Schedule In July With Opponents
Sporting editor notes dates for the Atlanta Lea in July. Home games in Mobile, New Orleans, Montgomery, Memphis, and Mobile again. Opponents include New Orleans and Montgomery. Specific dates scattered across the month list multiple venues and away series in Atlanta.
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Nashellie Fn Atlant
Cobb's Hitless Cobb Sets One Run Streak
In a muted outing the Cobb team suffered a low scoring game as Cobb’s hitter failed to land hits, ending with a single run on limited chances. The box shows sparse marks, highlighting a struggle on offense and a rare productive moment for the opposition.
English polo team will try again for cup
New York June 16 The Duke of Westminster who backed the English polo team on its trip to this country in the unsuccessful attempt to lift the Westchester polo cap has started a campaign to bring the trophy back to England. English players show cautious optimism about a next year challenge as the team sails home with twenty seven of forty two ponies remaining. The weed out indicates improvements planned for another attempt. December sets the time limit for a next year challenge. A dispatch notes potential German challenge spurred by crown prince interest.
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Duke of Westminster
England
Vabie
Germany
Pole
America
Dudley protests Waycross players in league clash
Waycross, Ga. June 16 Special. On the grounds that Waycross is carrying more than three players who have played in class C league, manager Dudley protested today's game.
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Waycross
Dudley
Macon Plans 300 Acre Public Park On Ocmulgee Banks
Macon Ga June 18 Special The latest result of Macon's park habit is a proposal to establish a 206 acre public park on the Ocmulgee river banks in North Macon on land owned by W B Sparks. Sparks offers the land to the city and the street car line may be extended to the grounds. The tract is ideal for a park with room for a 18 hole golf links.
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Ocmulgee River
W. B. Sparks
Sparks
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