Women Golfers Play Tomorrow In National Championship
Seventy five players from England Ireland Canada and the United States enter the nineteenth annual U S Women's Championship at Wilmington Country Club Delaware with a first day 18 hole medal round to cut to 32 for match play the rest of the week. Notable entrants include Miss Muriel Beda Miss Gladys Ravenscroft Miss Mabel Harrison Miss Margaret Curtis and Miss Marion Hollins among many others from Merion Cricket Club Philadelphia and other clubs.
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New York
United States Golf Association
Wilmington Country Club
Wilmington
Del
Muriel Beda
Moreton
England
Gladys Ravenscroft
Mabel Harrison
Ireland
Margaret Curtis
Essex
Mass
America
Marion Hollins
West Brook
R. H. Barlow
Philadelphia
Mia. A. C. Sumner
Nassau
N. Y
Harriet
Merion Cricket
C . Rendigs
Midland
Bertha Ro Stratton
Cranford
Margaret Scott
Hamilton
Canada
Myra A. Helmer
Midlothian
Louise EK. Elkins
Oakmont
F. F Colburn
Glenview
Fils
Frank SI
Elder
Over
Catherine Davis
Pennsylvania
Gladys Rosenthal
Rainslee
Island Golf Club
Ellen G. Hood
Muriel Dodd
W. C. Janney
Metign
Penn Sylvania
Moss Chrysler
Niagara
Eleanor H. Hill
Bonney
Lawrence Swift
Englewood
N. J
Linen B. Hydge
Southshore Field Club
Frances C. Griscom
Merion Crcket
J. Spence
Isabelle Bridge
Merion
Georgianna MM
Bishop
Brooklawn
Conn
Florence McMuley
Fred Kerieshoff
J. B. Ryan
Grenford
Gladys Havenscroft
Bromborough
Prudence Jamieson
Spring Lake
Plains Rosenthal
Havislee
C. H. Vanderbeck
W. H. Noblet
Ded
WN. G. Harley
Fall River
Hamton
H. L. Billstein
Bala
Edith Noolit
Florence L. Harvey
Slampton
Hs, Hilles
Wilemington
Frances D. Scott
Hrf Whitney
John F Enery
Thurston Wright
Virginia shuts out Hampden Sydney 53 to 0
In Charlottesville on October 11 the University of Virginia defeated Hampden Sydney College 53 to 0 in the last game of the preliminary season. Eight touchdowns were scored, five converted by Captain Carter. The game featured a muddy field yet Virginia rose to the occasion with Mayer scoring three quick touchdowns after an slow start.
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Virginia
Hampden Sydney
Charlottesville
University To Virginia Today
Hampden Sydney College
Carter
Beng
Mayer
Brown's Blood Treatment advertised with dubious claims
An old advertisement describes blood poisoning symptoms and urges immediate treatment. It promotes Brown's Blood Treatment by Dr. Brown of Philadelphia with a claim that a $2.00 bottle lasts a month, and notes sales at Jacobs' Pharmacy in Atlanta.
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Brown
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Plank Masters Giants In Final World Series Game
The Athletics fall to the Giants as a misplayed infield ball allows Murray to reach first. McLean drives in Shafer and Murray to put New York ahead before Plank steadies, but Philadelphia struggles to finish. The crowd cheers for both sides as the series concludes with New York edging Philadelphia.
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Plank Burns
McInnis
Plank
Shafer
Giants
Centerfelder
New York
Murray
Barry
Baker
Bary
Athletics
Larry McLean
Jeff Meld
Shafer Murray
Merkle
Philadelphia
McLean
Philadelpha
Young Meinnis
Doyle
Strunk
Pieten
Mathewson
McGraw
Crandall
Hants
Collins
McInnis Herzog
Barry Plank
Murphy
Philadelphia Athletics
Oldring
Schang
Blank
Herzog
Dosle
Fletcher
Burns
A Mathewson
aCrandam
R. Philadelpha
Meinnis
Polo Grounds
Danny’ Murphy
Frank Baker
Daubert Tops NL Batting Leaderboard
Jake Daubert surged into the National League batting lead with a .359 season mark, toppling long-time champ Honus Wagner who had held the title through eight seasons. The cheering crowds in Philadelphia hailed the Giants as champions after their victory, while Connie Mack’s Brookfield birth site celebration echoed the season’s sports fervor.
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Jake Daubert
Hanns Wagner
Pittsburg Pirates
Heinie Zimmerman
Howlers
Daubert
Wagner
Ave
Ames
Chicago
White
Boston
Wee
Dalrymple Milwaukee
Anson
Gore
Ansoon
Breuthers
Buffalo
O'Roukre
Cuonnor
New York
Kelly
Man
Philadelphia
Brouthers
Luby
Hamillton
Urkett
Cleveland
Burkett
Keeler
Baltimore
H Keeler
Delehanty
Warner
Pittssburg
St Leistee
Beaumont
Pittshurs
Pittsburg
Wasgner
Seymour
Cincinnati
Magee
Zimmerman
Brooklyn
SPECIAL AUTOMOBILE WATCH NOW BEING MADE BY WALTHAM
Waltham Watch company of Wal tham Mass has produced an eight day timepiece for automobiles. The firm has operated two years with several manufacturers adopting the device. C F Splitdorf, long linked to the industry, joins to lead future Waltham automobile timepiece sales. Fourteen models currently offered. Also notes on stock feed and feathering horses.
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Lars
Twoj
Waltham
Lange
Waltham Watch Company
Mass
BE Ol Vail
C F. Splitdorf
Hoffecker Peedometer Company
Waltham Automobile
Frank Baker the Greatest Of World Series Batters
Franklin Baker of Trappe Maryland emerges as the top World Series hitter. He posted a .403 career average across three series, with 27 hits in 66 at bats and 16 runs over sixteen games, while Eddie Collins trails as his closest rival with 23 hits in 61 at bats across sixteen games.
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Frank Baker
Eddie Collins
Dick Jemmon
Franklin Baker
Trappe
Mathewson
Baker
Cubs
Giants
Athletics
Collins
All Around Class of Mackien Told Says Irwin M. Howe
Irwin W Howe reviews the World Series noting the Athletics’ dominance over the New York team, praising Mackmen pitching and fielding. He lauds Mathewson and Plank, lauds Bender’s return, and calls this series a fitting finale to the greatest southpaw in the American League.
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Mackien
Irwin M. Howe
Irwin W. Howe
New Yok
New York
Mackmen
Meyers
Cavil
McGraw
Thas
Mathewson
Plank
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Philly
Aelding
Fera
St. Louis
Pitsburg
Pops Ave Athletice
St Dubs
Washington
Las
Seo
St Louis
Detroit
Farw Ra Ag
Eddie Plane
Connie Mack
Plank Masters Giants
Mack Io
East Brookfield Mass
Two Brookfields
iConnie Mack
Athletis
Brookfield
Connie
Bender
Secon
Mack
Remier Little Six
Premier
Premier Sales Company
D. T. Bussey
F. B. Steele
Peachtree St
Ivy
Nawevarer Grruive
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