British golf stars continue to shine in New York
British players Harry Varden and Edward Ray defeated Alec Smith and George Low in a 36 hole professional four ball match at Baltsurd Golf Club. The visitors led 3 up after the morning round, with Smith and Low mounting a late rally before the match ended on the twelfth green with a seven hole margin.
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Edward Ray
Alec Smith
George Low
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Bo Williams Named Coach at Central College
Nashville reports indicate Henry Bo Williams, former Vanderbilt star and Gordon Institute coach, has secured a premier coaching post at Central College Payette Missouri. He is also named athletic director, with immediate duties, as Central College joins the Missouri Valley Athletics association.
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Henry Bo Williams
Vanderbilt
Gordon Institute
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Central College
Payette
Barnesville
Tail-End Team Sets Strong Attendance in Central League
Evansville and a tail-end club posted unusually high attendance in the Central League last season. Fort Wayne benefited as a large crowd followed the summer effort while Grand Rounds, with a championship squad, led in overall turnout.
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Evansville
Auto Racer Hurt at Latonia Speedway in 160 Mile Race
Nickles of California was injured severely and his wife was hurt when a car driven by Nickles broke through the fence at Latonia race track during the 160 mile race. Nickles sustained a fractured skull and internal injuries, while mechanic Shuttier received a scalp wound and probable internal injuries. Driver Rickenbacker won the race with Luttrell second and Chandler third. Time for the 100 miles was 1 hour 2 minutes.
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National League doubleheader splits as Giants top Pirates
In Pittsburg and New York, a doubleheader split the day. New York pitcher Mathewson allowed four runs as the Giants beat the Pirates 4 to 2. Pittsburg then won 8 to 6 behind Hendrix, who shut out the Giants in late work.
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Cubs blank Dodgers as Vaughan shuts out Brooklyn
Chicago wins 4 0 behind Jim Vaughan despite wild pitches and a flood of hits from Brooklyn. Heine Fimmerman, tied baseman, received word of a three day suspension from President Lyne after a late game incident with umpire Byron. St Louis notes and Philadelphia matchups referenced in brief local updates.
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Big Tullith
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Auburn Prospects Brighten Daily At Football Camp
Auburn reports 46 candidates in early practice under heat. Old players return ahead of schedule, boosting line strength. Key backs like Ma juhers Kleking and Resslae noted for plunging and tackling, with new speed and weight expected in run game. George W Penton assists as veteran coach aids in drills and formations.
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International League results summary from scattered scores
Incomplete report lists numerous scores across leagues and cities. Providence leads Hult 12 to 3, Bufisio 2 Toronto 4 Buffala 4, Chy Nesark suatreal Rochester rain. Motagibus 10 Miweukee 2, Tapolis EK City 4 Mapolis Wi Lville St Paul 2 Toledo 2, Toledo 6, Kansas City 3 Chicago 2, HK City 0 Chicago 2, Louisville 3, Indian 8, Louisville 3, Indian 2.
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Yankees take 4 3 win over Tigers as Rollie Zeider shines
In New York on September 13 Chance's New Yorks defeated Detroit 4 to 3. Schulz outpitched Dubuc, and Rollie Zeider made two remarkable bare handed stops in the ninth to prevent a Tigers run. The day also saw Red Sox beat the Browns 3 to 2 on Speaker's hot bat and White Sox top the Senators 6 to 4 as Boehling faltered and Gallia, Ayres, and Hughes held Washington late.
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Unclear Sports Wire Brief From Philadelphia Game
Fragmentary report notes a baseball game in Philadelphia on September 1. Philadelphia Athletics lost to Cleveland 3 to 1 after a fourth inning rally. a double play by Chapman and late hitting defined the frame. The rest of the text is garbled with team initials and stray numbers.
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Princeton Tigers Return But Three Veteran Players
Edward R. Bushell reports Princeton faces a hard 1913 season with only three returning regulars from 1912. Bluethenthal and Andrews, two inexperienced ex-players, coach a largely untested squad under captain Baker. Backfield strength centers on the Bakers, with Trenkman slated at fullback and Heig Philips the lone veteran line back.
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Fifth Regiment Wil Organize Basketball League for Season
Captain J W Quillian chairs a meeting of Fifth Regiment Central Athletic Association to reorganize the Atlanta National Guard Basketball League. Plan to form eight teams from Governor's Horse Guard Atl Grays Atlanta Guards Grady Cadets Fulton Fussilers Marist Rifles and others. Season tentatively Oct 15 to Dec 1 to avoid conflicts with city leagues. two leagues possible if twelve organizations enter.
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Virginia league season closes with pennant cinched
Petersburg seals the Virginia league pennant as Roanoke and Richmond place second and third. Portsmouth leads the second division with Newport News and Norfolk trailing, while Petersburg, Roanoke, Richmond, Portsmouth, Newport News and Norfolk appear in the final standings. Futurity eligibles listed for Kentucky trotting and pacing divisions with $21,000 total purse.
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