Guilford and Evans For Final in Wollaston Championship
The Wollaston Golf Club hosts the annual press golf final as Guilford and Evans meet in a 36 hole showdown. Guilford, former New Hampshire champion, won his semi while Evans of Belmont edged Sullivan in a dramatic 19 hole match with long drives and a late rally.
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Wollaston Golf Club
Jesse Guilford
New Hampshire
L. B. Paton
B. W. Combe
Canadian Northwest
Paton
Guilford
Granite State
B.S. Evans
Belmont
J. H. Sullivan, Jr
Sullivan
Evans
Italia Winner at Marblehead Yacht Race
One hundred sixty four yachts competed in Corinthian Yacht Club midsummer races at Marblehead. Italia won Class P by 44 seconds over Britomart. Flight beat Leenane by 27 seconds in Bar Harbor class. Sprig defeated Mingo by 5 minutes 49 seconds in Sonder class.
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Marblehead
J. W. Santry
S. J. Connolly
Lee
S. P. Moses
Mildred IV
Hjalmar Lund
Corinthian Yacht Club
Gooseberry
John’s Ledge
Italia
Britomart
Sonder
Sprig
Mingo
Hingham-Winthrop
Hopton
Constance
Areto
Bessie
Shadow
Dartwell
Almira
Beta
B. Y.C
Reina
Aurora
Syrampus
Ginger
Sentinel
Tedesco
C. W. Cheney
Lolivian
E. Graves
Norma
R. Foster
Scarab
N. H. White
Manchester
Astoria
C. E. Hodges
J. A. Jeffries
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M. Pratt, Jr
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George Lee
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Lexington Opens New Public Tennis Court
Lexington opens its first public tennis court on the Lexington Athletic Field with two gravel courts. Miss Dorothy Buck and Arthur Kenison along with Miss Gertrude Westlake and Max Seltzer were among the first to play. Buck and Kenison won the opening match 6 3 by defeating Westlake and Seltzer, then the losing pair recovered to win the rematch 6 4. A second court opened in the afternoon as plans arise for a summer playground tennis tournament.
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Lexington
Lexington Athletic Wield
Dorothy Buck
Arthur Kenison
Gertrude Westlake
Max Seltzer
Middlesex Hunt Opens Daybreak Fox Chase Leader Higginson
The Middlesex Hunt started at daybreak as the master of fox hounds Alexander F. Higginson of Lincoln led the chase after a large fox pelt was scored Wednesday morning and the hunt continued to repeat the prior success.
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Middlesex Hunt
Alexander F. Higginson
Lincoln
Senators Visit Red Sox for Three Tough Contests
Clark Griffiths Washington Senators arrive in town for a three game series against the Boston Red Sox. Managers Carrigan and Johnson prepare his pitchers Boehling Johnson and Gallia while Eddie Foster Shanks Acosta and other lineup changes aim to slow Detroit Chicago and Cleveland in the tight American League race.
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Senators
Red Sox
Browns
Boston
Carrigan
Detroit
Chicago
Sox
White Sox
Washington
Detroits
Griff
Johnson
Joe Boehling
Gallia
Shaw
Ayers
Eddie Foster
Shanks
Acosta
Boehling
Walter Johnson
Shores
Ray Collins
43rd national regatta opens in Springfield
Springfield hosts the Amateur Rowing Association national regatta with about 100 top oarsmen from the United States and Canada competing today.
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Springfield
Canada
Amateur Rowing Association of the
United States
Toronto Oarsman Aims To Defend Title In Connecticut River Regatta
Fourteen events are set on the Connecticut river four miles below the city with seven races each day over the next two days. Robert G. Dibble of the Don Rowing Club of Toronto defends his single sculls title on the final day, while Duluth oarsmen travel East in force hoping to sweep. Races start at 3 pm daily with half hour gaps. intermediates and junior events also held, weather complicates entries.
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Robert G. Dibble
Don Rowing Club
Toronto
Philadelphia
Duluth
Behr and McLoughlin Reach Seabright Final Round
Two former Davis Cup stars Maurice E. McLoughlin of San Francisco and Karl H. Behr of New York advanced to the final stages at Seabright Lawn Tennis and Cricket Club on turf courts in Seabright New Jersey.
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N. J
Maurice E. McLoughlin
San Francisco
Karl H. Behr
New York
Seabright Lawn Tennis and Cricket Club
McLoughlin Beats Niles in Rain-Ended Tennis Match
McLoughlin edged Nathanial W. Niles of Boston 8-6 6-2 after a tight first set. Behr defeated Theodore Pell 6-1 6-3. The West vs East contenders clash tomorrow to decide who challenges R Norris Williams for the Acelis cup. Williams arrived from Chicago and warmed up against Niles. Doubles champs McLoughlin and Ward Dawson beat Beekman and L E Mahan 6-3 6-4 8-6 as rain ended play.
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Nathanial W. Niles
Boston
Behr
Theodore R. Pell
New York
R. Norris Williams
Williams
Chicago
Niles
West Side
Forest Hills
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Bostonian
Californian
Ward Dawson
California
Leonard Beekman
L. E. Mahan
Ten-Cent Baseball Inaugural At Federal League Park
Baltimore reports a ten cent baseball debut at Federal league park tomorrow. Management announced admission afterward will be 25 cents to the pavilion and 50 cents to the grand stand.
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Federal League
Braves Ready to Meet Phillies in City of Broad Interest
After a long journey from St Louis the Braves head to Philadelphia for a crucial series. Without Magee the lineup lacks a top bat but Evers returns to prime form and Bash Compton joins to bolster center field with Magee moved to left. Rudolph faces Alexander in the opener as Stallings tests Arthur Nehl as a potential starter.
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Stallings
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Compton
American Association
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Boston
Arthur Nehl
West
Rudolph
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Captain Evers
State lawn tennis championship final results described
Lawn tennis state championship completed with one match played and one defaulted. Edgar Scott and G. Brooke of Philadelphia beat J. T. Bowen and Allister McCormick of Chicago 86 6 3 in the featured doubles. Richard Harte and J. R. Carpenter of Philadelphia defeated L. B. McCage Jr. and J. J. Emery of New York by default.
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G. Brooke
Philadelphia
J. T. Bowen
Allister McCormick
Chicago
Richard Harte
J. R. Carpenter
L. B. McCage, Jr
J. J. Emery
New York
Saylor Denies Foolish Defeat Ahead of Baldwin Bout
Ray Bronson defends Milburn Saylor's showing in Akron where Saylor pressed Griffiths with hard blows in a rough fourth round. Bronson says the referee curbed the clash and that Saylor would likely beat Matty Baldwin next Tuesday at the Atlas A A.
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Milburn Saylor
Indianapolis
Saylor
Griffiths
Baldwin
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