Golf Open At Midlothian Draws 162 Entered In Final Practice
Nearly all 162 entrants from United States and Canada take part in final practice at Midlothian Country Club. Ouimet, Ray, and Vardon head a strong amateur presence as 66 players compete tomorrow for 2 spots to the finals. Ouimet tees off tomorrow with Brady, while McNamara and McDermott post strong rounds in practice.
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Chicago
United States
Canada
Midlothian Country Club
Francis Ouimet
Boston
Edward Ray
Harry Vardon
Charles Evans, Jr
West
Grand Rapids
Ouimet
Tom McNamara
Walter Hagen
Rochester
J. K. McDermott
Atlantic City
McDermott
Ray
Vardon
America
McNamara
Hagen
Cuimet
M. J. Brady
Wollaston
Warren K. Wood
G. R. Murray
Montreal
J. J. McDermott
Poor start for Meadow Club Cup tourney in Southampton
Rain delays and late arrivals plagued the Meadow Club Cup singles zodat opening round in Southampton. Robert Leroy and Richard Harte posted straightforward wins, while Alfred S Dabney and F C Inman won key matches. Notable entrants include Norman E Brookes R Lindley Murray N W Niles S How ard Woshell and Norris Williams 2d Maurice McLoughlin T C Bundy rested nearby before their next rounds.
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Southampton
N. Y
Newport
Robert Leroy
Columbia
Richard Harte
Harvard Star
William M. Johnston
California
Alfred S. Dabney
Bostonian
Leroy
Norman E. Brookes
R. Lindley Murray
Pacific Coast
Metropolitan
Sleepy Hollow
N. W. Niles
Boston
S. Howard Woshell
R. Norris Williams
Maurice E. McLoughlin
Williams
T. C. Bundy
Sag Harbor
South Boston to Have Land and Water Races
In connection with the South Boston carnival on Saturday Aug 29 the South Boston A C will hold an open handicap five and one half mile road race with four prizes while the L Street Swimming Club conducts a three mile open handicap aquatic event Both races start and finish at the Head House City Point Entries close with H A Barry 431 Fourth street South Boston Aug 26.
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South Boston
Ellen Wins First Race In Quincey Cup Event
Marblehead Aug 17 Two races sailed for the Quincey Cup the old New England small boat trophy Ellen defender owned by Co P Curtis Boston Yacht Club won the morning race In the afternoon Ellen along with Cima and Mingo were disqualified for sailing the course wrong way Huskee owned by A F Reed Corinthian Yacht Club took the race with the slowest time on the 12 mile triangular course The cup goes to the yacht first winning three races
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Marblehead
New England
Defender Ellen
Co. P. Curtis
Boston Yacht Club
Cima
Mingo
A. F. Reed
Corinthian Yacht Club
Del Rey Dominates Opening Heat at Pittsburg Driving Club
Clear skies and a fast track opened the Grand Circuit meeting at Brunot's Island Pittsburg. Del Rey led the 2 04 pace through the first heat and held the lead in others until failing near the finish. Margaret Druin swept the Duquesne Stake in straight heats.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Grand Opera
Pop Geers
Reusens
Oakdale
Jones Receives Major Offer and Resignation Plan
Fielder Jones returned from St. Louis and said he would resign as Northwestern league president at a Seattle meeting tomorrow. He declined to discuss terms with President Gilmore of the Federal league, noting an initial offer of 50000 in stock plus salary and plans for outlaw league expansion including a Northwest minor league next season.
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Portland
Ore
Fielder Jones
St. Louis
Seattle
Jones
Gilmore
Federal League
Northwest
Brown Declines Playing Under New Federal League Manager Jones
Mordecai Brown said he would not play under Fielder Jones as manager of the St. Louis Federals. He claimed no notice of a managerial change and said he was not treated fairly by the club owners. He noted he lacks proper support and expected a transfer to another Federal league team.
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ST. Louis
Mordecai Brown
St. Louis Federals
Fielder Jones
Jones
Brown
Braves and Reds on screen at the Arena
Boston viewers saw a life like reproduction of a Braves game against the Cincinnati Reds. The new system lets fans watch plays as they occur from afar and can show the game even in rain.
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Braves
REDS
Boston
Cincinnati Reds
Van Sycle Released by Fed League President
Umpire Van Sycle received 10 days notice of his release from duty by Federal League president Gilmore after the Chicago Baltimore game. The president said the umpire did not properly enforce the rules in yesterday's contest.
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Chicago
van Sycle
Gilmore
Federal League
Braves Take Doubleheader Over Reds In Opener
The Braves defeated Cincinnati 11 to 3 in the first game and 5 to 3 in the second as Rudolph and James pitched masterful games. Rudolph allowed only two singles after the second inning and James shut down the Reds through eight plus, despite a late rally. The Braves played errorless defense in the first game and backed up their pitching with timely hitting to overwhelm Benton and the Reds.
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Braves
McGraw
Stallings
Red
Dick Rudolph
Bill James
Rudolph
Herzog
von Kolnitz
Reds
James
Boston
Giants
Benton
Schneider
Cather
Evers
Whitted
Maranville
Charley Schmidt
Red Smith
Mollwitz
Mann
Niehoff
Twombly
von Stole
Von
Deniels
Moran
Moranville
Ing
Maranvile
Schmidt
Gowdy
Rube
Fahrer
Dayton
Berghammer
Berg
Pete Schneider
Pete
Devore
Groh
Fred Mollwitz
Clarke
Connolly
Smith
Daniels
Gonzales
AB. R. BH
A. J. Cather
Breray
Matonv
Sseonee
Bergkammer
von Koinitz
R F
Clark
Miller
Walpole Street Braves
Giants Rally Past Pirates 7 3 In Eighth Inning Road Victory
New York defeated Pittsburg 7 to 3 in a rally in the eighth inning. Tesreau allowed six hits while Fromme relieved and Harmon was pulled after a wild pitch. Two-base hits by Viox Bescher Robertson and Carey highlighted the contest amid the late scoring swing.
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Pittsburg
New York
Harmon
McQuillan
Tesreau
Wagner
AB. R
AB. R. BH. TB. PO. A.B. Bestner,f 8 4 Issay Bk de Yg Dovig, Oh Cssactecs
Burte
Robertson
McLean
Losidau
Seesess
Shogun
Frommé
AB. R. BH
TB. PO
A. E
Kongteng
Kelly
McCarthy
le Carey
F . Ier
Dietece
Coleman
Cseseces
Ie Hermon
Po Cssecees
Moqmhed
Ds Deav
Tesrean
Viox
Bescher
Carey
Burns
Reta
Frommein
Merkle
Konetchy
Thirty One Cars Entered for Race in Elgin Event
Chicago August 17. Thirty one cars entered for the Elgin automobile races Friday and Saturday the largest list for an American road race. Drivers include DePalma Burman Rickenbacker Tetzlar Wishart Pullen and other veterans. All cars entered for Saturday race and all but five for Friday. Races run 301 miles each with a 450 inch class opening event.
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Chicago
Elgin
DePalma
Burman
Rickenbacker
Tetzlar
Wishart
Pullen
Teamsters' Double Shront at Beat D'Arcy & Co Corner
A terse item notes Teamsters clash with Beat D Arcy and Company at the Causeway corner over a disputed shipment. The entry mentions a double shront and best throws affecting overalls priced at 85 cents.
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Beat D'Arcy & CO
Speed Boys Win Out at Manchester Grounds
Before about 2500 fans the Boston Red Sox defeated Manchester New England league team in an exhibition at Textile grounds. The game was the fastest ever played on the local field, lasting one hour and fifteen minutes.
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Manchester
N. H
Boston Red Sox
New England
Textile Grounds
Notable Defensive Plays Highlighted In Boston Manchester Tilt
The game featured Reed making a running one hand catch in deep right to avert a three base hit off Gardner. Boston and Manchester combined for two sharp double plays while Reed, Gainer, and King delivered multiple safe hits. Manchester collected five hits in the seventh as Reed scored on three singles, with Hooper stealing once.
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Fahrer
Schmidt
Whitted
Rudolph
Smith
von Kolnitz
Maranville
Moran
Fyers
Gowdy
Benton
Mollwitz
Rigler
Sheridan
Herzog
Groh
Schneider
OMRON
Ipso
Cincinnati
Berghammer
Connolly
Miller
Evers
James
Hart and Rigler
Reed
Gardner
Red Sox
Gainer
Boston
King of Manchester
Manchester
Hooper
Kane
Eagle
Sweatt
Kennedy
Lewis
Gren
Gainor
Yerkes
Spires
Thomas
Torphy
Kilbullen
C Ruth
Oster- Ruons
Thomas Ree
Ruth
King
Engle
Umpfire
Kelley
Baseball league seeks fast semi pro youth teams Boston area
Advertisements list managers and contacts in Taunton Dorchester South Boston Waltham Roxbury and Cambridge seeking fast 11 12 14 15 16 17 year old teams with guarantees. Calls provided for evening inquiries and arrangements through local clubs and city areas.
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Collier
Wale Street Tigers
Boston
Joe Collier
Silk Mill
Wale Street
Taunton
Maas
Beacon
A. A
A. L. Sullivan
Clifton Street
Dorchester
Ames F. Newton
Jimerson Street
South Boston
Waltham Independents
Frank
McCabe
Clinton
M. W. Harvey
St. John’s Catholic Club
Cambridge
Call
Track meet hypocrisy and Braves opt for new players
The piece laments amateurs skipping events at Fenway Park while stars miss races in the Progressives meet. It notes Atlanta Braves options on Luque and Travessor. It highlights Fielder Jones joining St Louis as Federal league interest grows and profiles sprinter Howard Drew amid contractual limits and amateur rules.
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Chief Stallings
Braves
Adolphe Luque
Travessor
Gaffney
Tom Griffith
Answers to Queries from 1912 Baseball World Series Notes
A compilation of 1912 baseball anecdotes and opinions. Involves Bedient's seventh inning single tying the score, Snodgrass's infamous error in the tenth, amateur status debates, and umpiring/tag rules. Includes notes on James and Rudolph winning streaks and a brief biographical line on Al Demaee.
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H. FF. Michaels
Norwood
Henricksen
Bedient
Stahl
Snodgrass
M. J. McCarthy
Haverhill
Bwins
Central Club
Co. H. M
Allston
Brewer
Salem
James
Rudolph
al Demaee
Illinois
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M. E. Kanaly
Tom Halpin
W. L. Hoeffner
Simmy Power
Harold Weeks
C. Felton
T Lous Graves
George Aranyi
Harte
Louis G. Morris
John Monroe
Alfred 'S. Dabney
B. A. Leroy
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Louis Dupont Irving
Cardinals
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Philadelphia
Louis
A. E Huggins
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J. Miller
Wolvisk Wilson
Eeates
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Rixey
Mayer
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L. Magee
Dolan
Perdue
Kiem
Dpmslie
Boston Post
P. O. Box
Baseball Department
Boston MA
Ellen
Redland
James Invincible
Scor
AB. R. BH. TB
PO. Ale
Niebol
Settee
Bergshammer
Moilwitz
Kellogg
Wee
Lark
Pirates
Speed Boys
Baseball Today
Boston Arena
Calas Willike
Fenway Park
Dave Caldwell
Charley Rice
Halpin
Caldwell
Howard Drew
Springfield
Itis
Simon Pures
Drew
University of California
Los Angeles A. C
Toronto
Sullivan
Dover
Walter Rutt
Frank Kramer
Goulette
Moretti
Kramer
Butt
Springfield Beer
Springfield Breweries Co
Mass
Knapp St
Oxford
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