Boston Post golf trophy awards at Wallaston Club
N Raymond won the Boston Post prize for lowest qualifying score in the first annual professional men championship. Sixty five players entered with medics, musicians, lawyers and press represented. Net honors went to A L Pond with 80 14 66. F Hoyt and T M Claflin shot 76s.
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N. Raymond
Boston Post
Boston Press Club
Wallaston Golf Club
Raymond
F. H. Hoyt
Allston
T. M. Claflin
Wallaston
A. J. Fairbanks
A. J. Wellington
KE. M. Taft
KE. H. Brock
W. F. Kearns
R. W. Spencer
Heps Fight Pirates. Pirates Win Twelfth Straight
July 31 Pittsburg. The Heps held the Pirates to five innings before a six run burst in the sixth sealed a 12th straight win for the Pirates, eight of which came at the expense of the Heps.
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Pittsburg
Duffeys Column Delivers Comment on Baseball Stars and Olympic Plans
The column discusses Gardner’s switch to a key position for the Red Sox and compares it to Eddie Collins. It notes mixed prospects for a Chinese Olympic team, praises various pitchers and players, and mentions Rube Marquard, John Arthur Johnson, and Jake Beckley in a broad sports critique.
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Larry Gardner
Red Sox
Gardner
Eddie Collins
Collins
Mackman
Gleason Sidesteps Heps In Boston Club Deal
William Hepburn Russell stated John J. Gleason would arrive in Boston to take a large stake in the Boston National League club but Gleason did not appear at the Paddock building yesterday, indicating he sidestepped the alleged connection with the Heps.
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William Hepburn Russell
John J. Gleason
California
Boston
Pacific Coast
Gleason Exits Hens Deal Amid Contract Reversal
The Hens sever ties with Gleason as contract rescinded by Mr. Russell and Winslow. Gleason failed to provide required time and attention. no liquidated damages. Russell maintains leadership with Murph y as secretary and Kelley holding a share. future association possible if Gleason reassesses investment.
Gleason Unable to Raise Funds in Boston Club Negotiations
Pittsburg July 31 The sale of a minority stake in the Boston National League team to Jack Gleason promoter was called off after he failed to raise 30000. President William Hepburn Russell announced the club is not for sale and will be strengthened with Fred Tenney remaining as manager. Bridwell may join soon to bolster the squad as plans for trades were discussed but no Sweeney sale.
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Gleason
New York
Boston
L. C. Page
Pittsburg
Jack Gleason
San Francisco
Hotel Schenley
William Hepburn Russell
Russell
Forbes Field
Peter F. Kelley
Boston Club
Murphy
WW. H. Russell
Bridwell
Sweeney
Barney Dreyfuss
Roy Miller
Miller
Lefty Russell in Ameri cans and baseball quiz items
A jumble of reader queries and notes on players and rules. Mentions Natick Lefty Russell with Philadelphia Ameri can team and a rule question about an error charged to the thrower when a runner advances an extra base on an unfielded throw. Mentions J. J. G Cambridge A 18 right and Breckton pitcher Martin O'Toole.
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Natick
Russell
Philadelphia Americans
Cambridge
Speaker
Philip McCargue
Larblehead
Miss N
Somerville
Boston
Nye
Martin O’toole
Breckton
Royal pitchers duel ends in Pittsburgh win and Boston setback
In a five inning pitching duel Griffin faced Leifield as Tenney’s Pirates exploded in the sixth with seven runs. Tenney’s squad then held Boston scoreless, Mattern finishing the game as Pittsburgh sewed up the victory while Tenney’s men mounted a late rally.
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Griffin
Leifield
Byrne
Leach
Flaherty
Tenney
Kling
Sweeney
Cubs Take Last Game of Series Over Phillies
Chicago wins final game of the series 4 to 2 after eight Cubs hits off Alexander. Brown proved a puzzle for the Quakers as Philadelphia mustered only four hits, all concentrated in the second and third innings for their two runs.
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Brown
Phillies
Luderus
Walsh
Beck
Alexander
Westsiders
Archer
Chicago
Cubs
Quakers
Marquard Tops Cardinals In Second Win Of Series
In St Louis on July 81 Marquard secured his second victory over the Cardinals this series. He limited St Louis to five hits while the visitors swiped five bases and won 3 to 2 marking another strong start for Marquard against the home club.
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Louis
Marquard
St. Louis
Reds Take Dodgers Into Camp 2 to 1
Cincinnati won a close game from Brooklyn 2 to 1 in a pitchers contest. Burke allowed Downey to score on Mitchell’s grounder to first, and Grant suffered a bad spike from Wheat in the fourth, likely sidelining him for weeks.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Burke
Mitchell
Downey
Grant
AB H. TB
PO. A. B
Bescher, Jr
Bates
Hoblitzel
Marsans
Almeida
AB R. PO
I Tooley
Eoereeeers
Daubert
Eeereee
Hummell
Oeeesee
Davidson
Coulson
Zimmerman
Bergen
Pre
Keefe
Wheat
Tome
Bescher
Hobri
New York Beats St Louis With Narrow Seventh Inning Twist
In New York a late seventh inning surge yields a 6 3 win over St Louis. Key hits include Snodgrass Meyers Muri Bresnahan with several double plays and stolen bases by Terszog Meyers Hecker Murray Doyle. Laudermilk and Golden exchange punches as Marquard takes the mound for the finish.
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Laudermilk
New York
Cviews
Botte
Snodgrass
Meyers
Muri
Bresnahan
Rigeler
Finneran
Gossip for motorists on Abbott-Detroit trip and valve fixes
Doc Percival pursues a 100000 mile Abbott-Detroit journey via Tijuana Los Angeles and Vancouver with the Abbott-Detroit having logged 29857 miles. Henderson brothers arrive Boston in a 1912 Cole 30. R P Henderson is VP, James a lumberman from Arizona and Frank a fruit grower from Oklahoma. A valve seating issue may cause misfiring and poor carburetor adjustment. temporary valve seating fix and copper wire washer hack offered.
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Doc Percival
Tijuana
Mexico
Abbott-Detroit
Los Angeles
Vancouver
B. C
Abbott- Detroit
C. Pp. Henderson
Henderson Motor Sales Company
Boston
James
Arizona
Frank
Oklahoma
Indianapolis
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Young Griffin
Pirates
Nantasket Beach
Nantasket
United States
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Feernittin
Pemberton
Ga. P. Cushing
Gen. Mansger
Provincetown
Eee
Ron Dorothy Bradford
Cape Cod
Atlantic Ave
A. Moody
Mer
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Betty Alden
Rowe’s
Lynne Curbs
Swanudinners. Ing
Otis
Bass Point
New
Bass Point & Revere Line
Revere Ocean Pier
Otis Wharf
Revere Pier
Pier
E. W. Dixon
King Phillip
Commercial Wharf
Sanday
Gloucester
North Shore
Cape Ann
City of
North Side
State St
E. Ss. Merchant
Man
Boston & Gloucester Steamboat Co
Sorenson
Central Wharf
State Street
Middle Banks
Weathn
Pas
B.& N.st.ry
Wash. Sr
Providence
Fall River
Washington St
Fort Hill
Beston
Theatres
WM. A. Brady
B. F. Keith’s Theatre
Annie Yeamans
Maggie Cline
Lottie Gilson
Gus Williams
Ward and Curran
Geo. Thatcher
Lew Benedict
Hughey Dougherty
Harry M. Morse
Fox and Ward
Mrs. Thorne
Allen and Clarke
Duffey
John Paul Jones
Sweden
Avid
Dahomey
Tyrus Cobb
St. Louis Cardinals
Bresnahans
Cardinals
Jake Beckley
Sam Langford
Young Scott
South Paterson
N. J
America
Rube” Marquard
Giants
Johnny Mack
Yale
England
Mack
John Arthur Johnson
John Arthur
Jeffries
Johnson
John Gleason
GLOBE
the Musical Daily
Marie Girard
Johnson & Watts
Ten Big Features
Lindsay Worrison Stock Co
Clarice
Berkeley St
Warren Ay, Mats
Asi Ie
Tremont
John Craig
Down Town
Winter St
Loew’s Orpheum
Art
American League
Huntington Avenue
Wright & Ditson’s
Herrick’s
Copley Sq
Kurupen
Magnificent
Paragon
Ie Xingto
Ene Park
Arlington Heights
Massachusetts
Bunker Hill
India Wharf
Mass
Maine 8. 1. CO
Inéta Wharf
Boston Garter
Lisle
George Frost CO
SILK
Makers
Bartholomay
WM. Albrecht
Greater Boston
J. Gleason
William Hepburn
Fred Murphy
Peter Kelley
Mr. Winslow
Carey
Wagner
McKechnie
Wilson
Simon
Teach
Weifield
Kaiser
Mattin
Welfield
Matty
Buster Brown
Chicago AB. R. BH
F. Sheckard
Seeae
Schulte
Seeee
Hofman
Philadelptiita
Alb
Knabe
Seer
Askert
Lobert
Doolan
Tee
Moran
Oren
Philadelphia
Doyle
Zimmermain
Kuabe
oOft
Eason and Johnstone
Rerne
Viveswweaes
Bots
Alesse
NiatgTr
Warner
T Miller
McKeehnie
Wwe
Tree
Syweeney
Ingerton
Spratt
R. Miller
MccKechnie
Maslern
Selfield
Pittsburgh
Mattern
O’day
Emstie
Ag Ig
Murray
Secker
Segdie
Merkle
Stein Nee
Tierzog
Fletcher
Rees
Feet Wees
P .Creces
REDS
St Louis
Sr Louls
AB Rt. Bat. TB. PO
Huggins
Hauser
Eliseeeae
Konetehy
Evans
Mowrey
Fee
Oake
Paler
Laude Lermilk
Bliss Pe
Herodotus
Rhe
Liverpool
Washington Street
Genteal Avenue
Fridag
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