Ingalls Leads Golf Play at Harvard Club Poll
Yesterday at the Country Club H. B. Ingalls topped the Harvard Club poll in golf by taking both low gross and net with 58-87. He cannot win two prizes, so the gross trophy likely goes to him. H. A. Jackson ties with P. E. E. Fitzpatrick for first and second net. B. K. Stephenson takes third net. The top two nets totaled 72 and 73 respectively.
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Ingalls Triumphs in Tight Golf Meet at Clyde Park
Ingalls, handicapped at eight, shocked favorites by winning at Clyde Park. Four Massachusetts players from the Country Club pushed him, with Estabrook second and Chick third as tough field members struggled on the greens. A quirky miscue incident on the 17th oddly affected Estabrook, but the final scores highlighted Ingalls’ standout victory and the strong showing by local amateurs.
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Caldwell Suspension Extended Indefinitely for New York Americans
Ray Caldwell remains under ban from the New York Americans after a 15-day suspension in St. Louis. With no contact from Caldwell since the layoff, manager Donovan indicated he will likely be suspended for the rest of the season.
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Eight Players Left In Newport Casino Lawn Tennis
The third round of the invitation tournament at the Casino concludes with eight players advancing: William M. Johnston and Clarence J. Griffin of California, I Kumagae of Japan, Douglas S. Watters of New Orleans, R. Norris Williams II of Philadelphia, W. M. Washburn of New York, N. W. Niles of Boston, and Harold A. Throckmorton of Elizabeth New Jersey.
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Japan
Douglas S. Watters
New Orleans
R. Norris Williams, 2d
Philadelphia
W. M. Washburn
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N. W. Niles
Boston
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Elizabeth
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G. C. Caner
Carey Morgan
M. E. Mcloughlin
Los Angeles
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Re. T. Hunter
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W. J. Clothier
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Yankees Beat Indians 5 3 in Opening Game
New York toppled Cleveland 5 to 3 as five-run first inning surge fueled the win. Gould walked the first three men before Pipp, Baumann and Miller drove in runs. Russell held the visitors to four hits as he worked seven and two thirds.
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How to secure a baseball tryout and notes from the era
Readers advise reporting to a manager of a minor league team to secure a tryout, while notes cover postponed games, the Jeffries Johnson fight date, player movements, umpire protests, Labor Day runs, field day entries, pole vault measurement, and batting record comparisons between Jackson and Speaker. The items reference various cities, leagues, and events from the early 20th century sports scene.
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Baseball Schedules From The Eastern and Major Leagues
The schedule lists Brooklyn at Pittsburg and New York at Chicago in the American and National Leagues. The Eastern League matchups include Hartford at Portland Bridgeport at Lyon New Haven at New London Lawrence at Worcester and Lowell at Springfield.
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Baseball doubleheader results from multiple cities
The record lists two games apiece in several city matchups. Indianapolis topped Kansas City 5 3 in the first game and 3 1 in the second. St Paul beat Columbus 5 2 then 12 4. Minneapolis defeated Toledo 9 5 and lost 4 9. Louisville defeated Milwaukee 3 1 in the first and 6 8 in the second.
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Cape championship series attracts notable New England players
The Cape championship events at Barnstable Fair week draw strong lineups from Waltham Everett Worcester and local colleges. Notables include Frank Dorney Ty Green Jim Robinson and Artmouth’s Frank Dorney with other stars like Henry Dike Whitney McLaughlin Ford Jeffery Skilton and Mahan. Brickley and Mahan receive recent releases from the Colonials as fresh competition builds with news of Rowland's double killing action.
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Waltham High
Ty Green
Everett High
Jim Robinson
Worcester Academy
Artmouth
Greater Boston
Cape
Barnstable
Whitney
McLaughlin
Harvard
Ford
Jeffery
Tufts
Skilton
Poston
Charley Brickley
Ed Mahan
New Haven
Weiss
Mahan
Harvard Tufts
Brickley
White Sox Top Red Sox in Fenway Thriller
At Fenway Park yesterday the White Sox delivered a standout defensive display with sharp fielding and hard hitting. Joe Jackson led the way with four line drives and two safeties while Eddie Collins and Jack Barry flashed solid defense and Scott turned in a key double play in the 15th frame to thwart Chicago tally attempts.
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Girls Game Postponed After Weather Report
The girls' contest between Concord and Concord Junction playground nines was postponed until next Monday due to conditions at the Concord Junction play grounds.
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Birmingham Triumphant in Doubleheader Split
Birmingham wins 2 1 in the first game and 4 0 in the second, with Chattanooga, and Memphis defeats Mobile 12 1 while Little Rock beats New Orleans 9 3 and Nashville loses 5 2 to Atlanta.
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Cubs Shut Out Reds 5-0 In Cincinnati
Chicago defeated Cincinnati 5 to 0 as Hendrix allowed six hits and no more than one in an inning. Hammer, Hendrix doubled for the Cubs and Zimmerman was ejected after arguing a call on a second inning steal attempt.
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Soccer Title Game Ends In Draw In Stockholm
The American soccer team and All-Stockholm finished 1 1 with both sides scoring in the second half. King Gustave V joined a large crowd and spoke before kickoff urging good sportsmanship as the match opened the visit. Heminsley scored for the Americans from Swords pass, but Stockholm replied ten minutes later.
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Eastern League box score highlights with Parker Helfrich Chouinard
Parker adds a two base hit to Helfrich and a three base hit for Chouinard in a tight Eastern League game. Reerd and Miller steal bases, Torrphy and Miller sacrifice, Devine drives in a run on a sacrifice fly. Zesser starts and goes eight with Donovan finishing nine. both sides tallied six strikeouts.
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Worcester Beats Lawrence 4 to 1 In Local Baseball Game
Worcester wins 4 to 1 as Lawrence fails to hit Herring at wide intervals and suffers from misplayed pitches. Ostergren doubled in Lawrence run. Cooney used a hidden ball trick to unsettle Lawrence.
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New Haven Triumphs 4-3 Over Lowell in Hectic Game
New Haven bats 4 runs in the late innings to edge Lowell 4 to 3 as Zeiser outpitches Donovan but costly Lowell errors seal the win. Scouts Harry Davis and Larry Sutton attended the game.
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Harry Davis
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New London Defeats Springfield in 11 Inning Protest
New London beat Springfield 8 to 2 in 11 innings as a protest halted play after a late ruling. Whitehouse delivered a three-base hit scoring Rodriguez for the winning run with two outs in the 11th.
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