Hagan Leads in 72 Hole Finals at Midlothian Club
In Chicago on August 20 Francis Ouimet opened the 72 hole national open finals with a 69 at Midlothian Club to stay within one of Walter Hagen's course record. Ouimet and Hagen slipped in the second round posting 76 and 74 respectively as the 72 hole event continued.
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Chicago
Francis Ouimet
Midlothian Club
Walter C. Hagen
Rochester
N. Y
Ouimet
Hagen
Hagen Leads After First Day Scores For Amateur Golf Event
Hagen posted 142 to lead a field of five after the first day of play with Ouimet at 145 and Tom McNamara of Boston at 143 in second. Charles Evans Jr the western title holder finished well with tens, Evans' rough putting noted. Joe Mitchell shot 69 in the afternoon but was fourth after morning 77. Hagen set a course record with 68 in the morning.
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Hagen
Ouimet
Tom McNamara
Boston
Charles Evans, Jr
Evans
William Rautenbusch
Public Links
Chicago
Joe Mitchell
Upper Montclair
Paul Hunter
W. C. Hagan
Rochester
Rae
Francis Oulmet
Woodland
Montclair
O'Brien Mansfield
Glenview
Frei
Kenneth Edwards
Midlothian
Birmingham
Eines
Hofftner
Atlantic City
Tom Anderson
Oakmont MacDonald Smith
Logerblade
Youngstown
Rob Peebles
Topeka
R. M Thompson
Glen Ri
Jack
McDonald Buffalo
Jack Powling
Scars Ale
Otto Haeckbarth
C Hackbarth
Midrothia
William Kidd
Algonquin
Jack Munroe
Houster
Willie Maguire
Lex Taylor Ravinelve
Herr
Vancolnes
Toronto Wee
Nelson Olkjrahom
Daek Jolly
Newark
Jack Brucks Sails to Brooklyn Nationals
Galesburg Aug 2 1922 Jack Brucks catcher sold to the Brooklyn Nationals by the Galesburg Central Association Club today.
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Galesburg, II
Jack Brucks
Brooklyn Nationals
Galesburg Central Association
Drew Equals World's Mark in Sprint at Crescent Park
Howard P. Drew of Springfield equalled the world 120 yard dash record with 11.5 seconds at Crescent Park during the Eagles' meet. Tom Halpin set the New England mark with a 1 minute finish in the same race. Boston athletes dominated the events with strong showings across the meet.
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Providence
Howard P. Drew
Springfield
Eagles
Crescent Park
Tom Halpin
New England
Irew
Boston
Hurling Matches Highlight Labor Day Civic Event
Labor Day events at Locust street grounds feature two major hurling matches under United Hibernians of Suffolk County, plus Gaelic football exhibitions by selected teams. A large amateur athletic meet directed by Joseph McNamara includes sprints and field events. entry blanks are available at the Charlesbank and city gymnasia.
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Locust Street
United Hibernians
Suffolk County
Greater
Boston
Joseph McNamara
Charlesbank
Bolin Beats Ruby In Straight Falls At Open
Edward Bolin of Brattleboro defeated Peter Ruby of Lawrence in two straight falls in the opening wrestling bout at the Grand Opera House. The first fall lasted 27 minutes with a body scissors, the second in 10 minutes 40 seconds also by scissors. Ruby substituted for Julius Nelson who failed to appear. referee George Tuohey received an ovation.
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Edward Bolin
Brattleboro
Peter Ruby
Lawrence
Grand Opera House
Bolin
Ruby
Julius Nelson
Salt Lake City
George Tuohey
Mrs. B. P. Gray Wins Title at Archery
In Philadelphia the 37th National Archery Association tournament crowned Dr. R. P. Elmer of Wayne champion with 162 hits and 114 points. Dr. O. L. Hertig of Pittsburgh finished second with 161 hits and 651 points. Mrs. B. P. Gray of Boston won the women’s double national round narrowly ahead of Miss Cynthia Wesson, also of Boston.
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Philadelphia
United States
R. P. Elmer
Wayne
York
National Archery Association
O. L. Hertig
Pittsburg
B. P. Gray
Boston
Cynthia Wesson
Baseball Games Wanted by Local Amateur Leagues
Several clubs seek teams for upcoming matches across age brackets 14 to 18. Contact names include H Mar chant Newton AGie 4 James Woodman 95 Woodman Street West Lynn Rosindale Athletics James J Denlin 65 Penfield Street Rosindale Defiance A C P Di Jessa 166 Cottage East Boston Armstrong Cubs Thomas Friel 26 Blilerica Street Boston.
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H. Marchant
California Street
Newton
Agie
James Woodman
Woodman Street
West Lynn
Rosindale Athletics
James J. Denlin
Penfield Street
Rossindale
Defiance
A. C
P. di Jessa
Cottage Street
East Boston
Armstrong Cubs
Thomas Friel
Blilerica St
Boston
Gardner and Washburn Reach Tennis Cup Semi-Finals
In Southampton New York on August 20 George Peabody Gardner and Watson M Washburn advanced to the tennis cup singles semi finals Washburn the Harvard star defeated William M Johnston 7 9 6 1 7 5 in a straight three set upset Gardner beat Wallace F Johnson 2 6 6 3 6 4 to reach the next round.
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Southampton
N. Y
George Peabody Gardner
Watson M. Washburn
Washburn
Harvard Star
William M. Johnston
Pacific Coast
Gardner
Wallace F. Johnson
Pacific Coast title duel in doubles advances to semis
The doubles progression reached the round before the semifinals as Pacific Coast champions William M. Johnston and Clarence J. Griffin defeat William J. Clothier and George Peabody Gardner Jr 6 4 2 6 6 4. Griffin improves after a rough start as his passing drives win key points.
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William M. Johnston
Clarence J. Griffin
Pacific Coast
William J. Clothier
George Peabody Gardner, Jr
Griffin
Clothier
Gardner
Brockton Tops Pawtucket In Doubleheader Tie Call
Brockton won the first game 2 to 1 and tied the second 2 to 2 with Pawtucket when the seventh inning was called. Gilmore Aldred and Powers led Brockton with timely hits while Zahn and Weeden produced runs for Pawtucket in a tightly played Colonial League contest.
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R. I
Brockton
A.E
O Johnson
Weeden
Gi Moore
Powers
Aldrechf
Vance
S O!gilmore
Stanton
O OjSullivan
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H.lynch
Zahn
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Balle
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Wrecht
Finnell
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Fryer
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Fohnson
Aldred
O H. Lynch
Zain
McGinley
Woods
Jacobson
New Bedford Defeats Woonsocket 2–1 In Fine Game
New Bedford tops Woonsocket 2 to 1 in a well played contest. Woodcock suffers first defeat in seven games as Mossman shines defensively and at the plate. Cassavant, Linder, and Mossman drive the runs for New Bedford while Cassavant hits a home run for Woonsocket.
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Woonsockey
New Bedford
Woodcock
Mossman
Woonsocket
A.E
Cas'vant
Ganudette
H.su'van
Neptune
Linder
Ura
Duquette
Murphy
Riley
OlBreen
Francis
OlWerre
Tilman
Cassavant
Fredette
Liits-Duquette
Gaudette
Tillman
Petts Vogel German Restaurant Opens on Washington Street
Petts Vogel Co announces a German restaurant featuring imported beers and ales on Washington Street in Boston Massachusetts. The listing highlights an eatery focused on traditional German fare and beverages for patrons seeking continental dining options.
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Washington St
Boston
Mass
Scores from the southern baseball league games
Chattanooga 2 Nashville 4 Mobile 0 New Orleans 1 Birmingham 5 Montgomery 2 Atlanta 3 Memphis 2. Dark seventh called in one game.
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Chattanooga
Nashville
Mobile
New Orleans
Birmingham
Montgomery
7Th Darkness
Atlanta
Memphis
Portland Triumphs Over Worcester 7 to 2 in Double Hit Parade
Portland out fielded and outhit Worcester to win 7 to 2. Burns and Whitehouse led with two runs each, Merrill and a leaping Potterger highlight the defense, and Mayberry tossed his best game of the season.
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Worcester
Burns
Merrill
Potterger
Mayberry
McCune
Ninth
Pportland
Whitehouse
Merrill E
Hayden
Strands
Stewart
Clemens
Bowcork
Shorten
Young
Carroll
Doherty
A.E
Hickman
Ol Stewart
Lewiston Beats Lawrence in First Game 2 to 1
Lewiston won the opening game 2 to 1 as Fuller pitched seven innings under an agreed length. Lawrence then shutout Lewiston 3 to 0 in the second game with Thompson dominating, allowing only a few costly hits and striking out 10. Key hits included a three-base shot by Thomas and two-base and three-base plays from multiple players.
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Lawrence
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Reulbach
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Lincoln
Byron
Lynn Downs Manchester In Eight Inning Rally
Lynn rallied in the eighth to beat Manchester 9 to 8. Four straight singles and a stolen base aided by a base hit helped turn the game with the visitors holding a one run lead at that point.
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Manchester
Lowell Beats Haverhill With Late Double Pair
Greenhalge and Dee produced a two run double rally in the third after Swayne was hit to reach first. A homer by Smith accounted for Haverhill’s lone run as Lowell clinched the game here today.
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Greenhalge
Dee
Swayne
Haverhill
Smith
Moran Wins 100 Kilometre Championship in New York
Jimmy Moran has captured the 100 kilometre Championship in New York, prompting talk that he may regain favor with bicycle race promoters. After a period of decline in motor pace, Moran faces renewed criticism but now appears poised to become a top figure again in the bike game.
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Jimmy Moran
New York
Jimmy
Rudolph Delivers as Braves Edge Pirates in Nail-Biter
Dick Rudolph pitched to a tight contest as the Boston Braves defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates. Rudolph drove in runs with a two-base hit in the eighth, while McCarthy of Pittsburgh starred with sensational one-handed plays. The Braves pulled ahead in the eighth and added two insurance runs in the ninth.
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Whitted
Connolly
McCarthy
Pittsburg
Bostons
Gowdy
Viox
Mann
Chicago Cubs edge Brooklyn 3-2 for third win in four
Chicago won 3 to 2 over Brooklyn, improving to three wins in four games. Brooklyn scored its two runs in the third on two errors.
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Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn
Chicago
Fall River Defeats Taunton 12 to 4 in Picnic Game
Fall River edged Taunton 12 to 4 as Presbrey hurled for the locals and a late surge from McSherry Commette O Connor and O'Connell aided the offense. The report notes strong hitting including two base hits by Bope and Proulx with key defensive plays and an Exeter to Dartmouth future outlook for McDonough.
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Taunton
Presbrey
O'Connor
Oiler Rf
O’connell
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Martin
Weath
Ot Weigold
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Aig Golden
Carney
McSherry
Commette
O'Connell
West
Wigold
Carr
Golden
Proulx
Kiley
Bope
Gilroy
Englsh
Dean
O’connor
Barry
Graham
Pa Van Loon Faces Trouble Again Comic Preview
The next Sunday Post color section teases a new Pa Van Loon strip where the playful character lands in amusing trouble, promising lighthearted humor for readers.
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Pa van Loon
Sunday Post
Moran Trains for National Motor Paced Championship
Jimmy Moran the Chelsea rider has hired a famed New York trainer to prepare for the second qualification event at the Revere cycle track tomorrow night. He will race against Bobby Walthour Clarence Carman and Joe Reeber of Newark in a bid to win the national title.
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Jimmy Moran
Chelsea
New York
Revere
Bobby Walthour
Clarence Carman
Joe Reeber
Newark
Moran’s trainee impact shown as Jimmy wins Brighton Beach 100k
The trainer’s work is credited as Moran’s charge thrives after Jimmy wins the 100 kilometer championship at Brighton Beach on Wednesday. Jimmy, a late substitute, led from the fiftieth mile, finishing in 1 hour 30 minutes 15 seconds as Carman and Walthour collide in pursuit. Alfred Grenda and Caesar Moretti arrive for a major sprint clash to be held tomorrow night at the beach oval.
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Jimmy
Brighton Beach
Carman
Walthour
Lawrence
Alfred Grenda
Caesar Moretti
Beach Oval
Grenda
Butler
Moretti
Revere
Cavanaugh
Clarke
Kansas City Beats Brooklyn 8 4 in Federal League opener
Johnson dominated for Kansas City as they took an 8 4 win over Brooklyn in the first game. A pitching duel, Stone vs Marion, ended after the eighth so Brooklyn could catch a train.
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Johnson
Brooklyn
Stone
Marion
R.H.E
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Houck
Land
R.H
St. Louis Edges Buffalo In First Game Of Doubleheader
St. Louis defeated Buffalo 6 to 1 in the opener as Moore and Blair held the visitors to six hits. In the nightcap Buffalo won 5 to 3 as Anderson and Allen took the mound for St. Louis while Keup and Chapman were Buffalo’s battery.
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Buffalo
R.H.E. St. Louis
Biuttais
Moore
Blair
Davenport
Simon
R.H.E. Buffalo
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Keupper and
Chapman
Chicago Beats Baltimore 4 to 0 in Baseball
Chicago defeated Baltimore 4 to 0 as three Chicago hits were doubles. Johnson held Baltimore to no runs while Bailey, Jacklitsch, Johnson, and Wilson worked the batteries. The game was played today with Chicago securing the win in this American League contest.
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Baltimore
Johnson
R. H. E. Cricasos
Bailey
Jacklitsch
Wilson
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