Miss Beatrix Hoyt Wins Golf Championship at New York Club
Miss Beatrix Hoyt of Shinnecock Hills defeated Miss Nellie Sargent 5 to 4 up with 4 to play to claim the ladies championship and Cox trophy for the second time in Manchester on August 27. Hoyt led after the first round and extended her advantage in the second round amid a large crowd and orderly galleries.
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Manchester
Beatrix Hoyt
Shinnecock Hill Golf Club
Southampton
Long Island
N. Y
Nellie C. Sargent
New York
Manchester Links
Robert C. Hooper
J. Warren Merrill
Charles J. Morse
Miss Sargent
Miss Hoyt
Robert Bage Kerr
Handicap Foursome Match At National Championships
In the afternoon a handicap mixed foursome matched open to all ladies in the national championships drew sixty entries with over thirty pairs submitting. Miss Hoyt paired with F R Beets won first, while Miss Sargent with Quincy A Shaw Jr took second. Leading scores show Hoyt/Beets 92 scratch 92 and Sargent/Shaw 106 2, others include Sturgis/Vrothiogba Pike head, Underhill/Sargent, Boardman/Moviillan, and Hamlin/Hooper with varying totals and handicaps.
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Miss Hoyt
F. R. Beets
Miss Sargent
Quincy A. Shaw, Jr
Gross. H'eap
Mise Hoyt
F. R. Betts
I’. Boardman
Pewe Moviillan Paknawae
E. ‘ Adams
Cadveshuseres -Lll
Mise M. Ieaveman
James Illan
M. B. Hamlin
Hooper
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Point Judith Country Club Opens Golf Tournament at Narragansett Pier
The opening day at Narragansett Pier features a medal play for the best eight scores to qualify for the President's cup. Morning scoring includes T. Starr, W. T. Mau ron, J. W. Biddle, C. Hitchcock, A. Barker, J. F. Mauron, N. Carpenter, M. B Jenkins with varying scores.
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Narragansett Pier
R. I
Point Judith
T. Starr
W. T. Mauron
J. W. Biddle
C. Hitchcock
A. Barker
J. F. Mauron
N. Carpenter
M. B Jenkins
Boston Defeats Cleveland as Powell Holds Off Rally
In a tense game, Boston edges Cleveland 9 to 6. Tenney and Duffy led Boston with key hits while Allen and Lowe committed errors that fueled Cleveland’s multiple scoring innings. Stivetts featured at bat but couldn't turn the tide in the ninth.
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Tenney
Powell
Boston
Zimmer
Lewis
Lowe
Allen
Hamilton
Stahl
Duffy
Pickering
Louisville
Tebeau
Lynch
McDonald
Collins
Cleveland
Bergen
Indians
Burkett
Child
Wallace
Stivetts
AB. R. B
PO. A. BE
Childs
O'Connor
McKean
C.f
Cse.e
Sceevesceese
Cesesceecces
A. E Hamilton
V.f
Biolen
O’ Connor
Pickerin
O Connor
New York Triumphs in Doubleheader Against Anson Colts
New York moves into third place by winning the first game and clinches it with the second game against Anson's Colts. Joyce's men were held by Meekin and Friend as New York's bats produced timely hits and strong defense. Sullivan puzzled Chicago, while Gleason and Davis stood out in the field and at bat.
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New York
Anson
Colts
Chicago
Joyce
Meekin
Giants
Friend
Sullivan
New Yorks
Gleason
Davis
Calla Decker
McCreery
Callahan
van Haltren
Tiernan
Clark
Emalie
Davis Gleason Davis on Errors In Bases
Poor fielding led to errors with Davis and Gleason in a Chicago game. Bases were restless as Sullivan struggled while Briggs stood out at bat in tense innings.
Orioles Take Doubleheader to Extend Streak Over Reds
Baltimore tops Cincinnati in both ends of a twin bill to move three games ahead in the standings. Hoffer dominates in the opener allowing only three hits while the Orioles' fielding shines. In the nightcap Quinn and Kelly pair for doubles with Reitz driving in the winner in the eighth. Attendance 7039.
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Baltimore
Reds
Cincinnati
Hoffer
Wizard
Quinn
Kelly
Reitz
Atendance
Senators Lose to Browns in New Man On the Mound
St. Louis shut out in a well played game with Brestahan pitching for the Senators. In the seventh Maguire entered after a three-bagger as Baltimore and Cincinnati games followed. Attendance 2000. Breitenstein and Rhines both credited. multiple hits and bases on balls noted. Horse racing heats and pace events conclude with optimism for the final day.
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Brooklyn
AB. Jones
A. E. Griffin
C. Feee
Anderson
L. F
Lachanee
Shoch
Hill
Iyiomalias
Louisville
Dunn
Wagner
Lachance
Shindle
G. Smith
Clingman
Shock
Jones
Burrell
Dexter
Carpenter
Washington
D. C
St. Louis
Brestahan
Senators
Maguire
Browns
Rhines
Baltimore
Reitz
McGraw
Quinn
Cincinnati
Breitenstein
Stenzel
Corcoran
Kellequinn
Beckley
Irwin
Keeler
Amole
O'’Day
Selbach
Gettman
Demontreville
Brown
Tucker
Reilly
Ssecceseessess & Brosnehan
AB. PO
R. E A.B. McGraw
Dousland
R. Feeeeeenes
Oss
Kelley
Hartman
Eeee Stenzel
C. F
Turner
Eeee Doyle
Lelly
Ol ‘Reitz
Murphy
Harley
C.f
Robinson
Hallman
Even Hoffer
Sudhoff
Lally
Wrigley
Miller
Track results across cities show varied scores
At Hartford and Newark meets the standings include Hartford 7 Reading 1 and Newark 6 Paterson 3. Richmond 3 Norfolk 2 and Lancaster 13 Athletics 9. Springfield Syracuse 6 at Springfield and Providence Montreal 15 Montreal 8 Providence 0. Fall River Pawtucket 12 Fall River 6. Taunton Brockton 6 Taunton 38.
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Wport
Brockton
Pawtucket
Fall River
Taunton Escerte
New Bedford
Hartford
Conn
Reading
Newark
N. J
Paterson
Richmond
Norfolk
Lancaster
Penn
Athletics
Springfield
Syracuse
Providence
Montreal
Taunton
Wefers and Maybury Set for A A U Championship Meet
New York August 27 The annual national AAU championship meeting opens tomorrow at Manhattan Field. Maybury and Weters clash in the 100 and 220 yards with strong support for both sprinters. Richards of Chicago AAU is injured but other entrants look to break 61 seconds in the quarter. Deacon Turner appears certain in the half mile and Manuel of New Jersey should beat Brodie of Montreal.
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New York
Manhattan Field
Chicago
Emmet Club to Host Labor Day Football and Band Event
The Emmet Gaelic football team plans a Labor Day field day at Y M C A grounds Somerville with a purse of 25 dollars for a match between Celtics of Mald en and Hibernians of Revere. The annual Emmet Football Club excursion from Chelsea adds a St Patrick Brass Band and a chartered steamer Putnam for a Plymouth trip.
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Emmet
Somerville
Labor Day
Celtics of
Malden
Hibernians
Revere
Gommett
Chelsea
Carey An Chey
Bommel Salt
Hesiuatop
Emmet Football Club
O'Keefe
St. Patrick Brass Band
Putnam
Plymouth
O Dono vans Hold Second Annual Meet at Randolph
The O Dono vans, a Boston club with 100 plus members, plan their second annual gathering to Randolph on August 29. They travel by tally-ho from Beach and Hudson streets at 9 a.m under Captain Dennis J. Persis. A repast has been arranged at the Howard House in Randolph.
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O’donovans
Randolph
Beach and
Hudson Streets
Boston
Denniis J. Persis
Howard House
Randelph
Patchen's Day at Readville Highlights 2:02 Mile Time
Joe Patchen driven by Ed Geers clocked 2 02 on Readville's track. Roan Wilkes, the 2:07 pace favorite, was defeated. Kilma won the M. and M. stakes at Detroit. Louis Victor swept the 2:13 trot in three straight heats.
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Roan Wilkes
Bright Regent
Lottie Loraine
Loraine
Lady Golden
Jane
Jane T
Readville
Joe Patchen
Ed Geers
Patchen
Mave
Eagle Flannagan
Kilma
Detroit
Massachusetts
Monk
Rilma
Oaklaw Baron
Louis Victor
Harbor Fire Ignites Regatta as Iowa and Massachusetts Win
Bar Harbor Me August 27 The White Squadron lit up harbor for regatta day drawing thousands to watch races for prizes. Iowa wins the twelve oared barge race with Maine second and Brooklyn third. Massachusetts takes the ten oared cutter event with Indiana second. Maine launch wins sailing race within time limit. Admiral Sicard and officials dined aboard. Governor Powers arrived.
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Bar Harbor
Canoe Club
Iowa
Maine
Brooklyn
Massachusetts
Indiana
Admiral Sicard
St. Sauveur
William G. Davies
New York
Governor Powers
Secretary Long
Explosion at Boston dental parlors injures Dr J Moriarty
A loud explosion at around 2 p m yesterday rocked the Boston dental parlors on Washington and La Grange streets. Dr J Moriarty, working at a vulcanizing device in the operating room, was badly scalded by steam and hurled to the floor as the vulcanizer blew. He was taken to Station 4 and then to City Hospital. Initial fears for his eyesight proved unfounded as he rests comfortably with no serious eye injuries.
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Washington
Lagrange
Boston
J. Moriarty
Moriarty
City Hospital
Minstrels Turn To Vaudeville At Winthrop Yacht Club
The Winthrop Yacht Club held its annual entertain ment in the club house last evening with a vaudeville show in place of the usual minstrel act. A committee led by A R Sanderson C E Billings and F H Richardson organized the program. This evening repeats the performance followed by a club house collation hosted by Vice Commodore Chesterton and a banquet by ex Commodore Leighton.
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Winthrop Yacht Club
Messrs
A. R. Sanderson
C. E. Billings
F. H. Richardson
Fred Dean
W. S. Hawkins
H. C. Hayden
F. B. Hersome
W. T. Kelley
S. B. Tarnsforth
Leo A. Munes
W. B. C. Fox
Chesterton
Leighton
Boxing Gossip: Walcott Dominates Green In San Francisco Bout
The piece notes Joe Walcott’s decisive win over George Green in San Francisco, praising Walcott’s form and power while suggesting Green erred by trading into a slugfest. It mentions Billy Smith as Walcott’s possible rival and hints at a future Walcott–Smith matchup with high expectations. It also covers Jimmy Kelly’s stance, Connolly’s prospects, and Oscar Gardner and Mike Sears in upcoming fights.
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Joe Walcott
George Green
San Francisco
Green
Walcott
Lavigne
Tommy West
East
Billy Smith
Music Hall
Smith
Jimmy Kelly
New York
Sharkey
Dan Lynch
Jimmy
Connolly
Eddie
Lynch
Kelly
Frank Connolly
Frank
Buffalo
John 8. Barnes
Olympic Club of
Birmingham
Eng
Sullivan-Palmer
Mike Sears
Oscar Gardner
Jack O’brien
Greenpoint A. C
O’brien
Sears
Mee Se
York
Dorge V. Tuohry
Colby Football Poised for Maine Title Defense
Colby University opens its seventy eighth year September 22 as a strong Maine team. Captain Brooks leads a seasoned squad with Chapman out and Hopkins of Harvard likely coaching again. Schedule includes Worcester Polytechnic, Boston Athletic Association, Trinity, Bowdoin, and potential Maine date with openings on October 13 and November 2.
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Waterville
Colby University
Maine
Bowdoin
Bates
Maine University
Colby
Chapman
Brooks
Hopkins
Harvard
Worcester Polytechnic
Boston Athletic Association
South Boston
Trinity
University of Maine
Brunswick
Jungfrau Climb Claims Two Guides and Injures Tourist
In Berne on Aug 2, two guides were killed and an Austrian tourist seriously injured as they attempted to ascend the Jungfrau. A snow cornice collapse hurled them over a precipice during the ascent.
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Berne
Switzerland
Motor Carriage Contest On Charles River Park Card
This afternoon features what may be the year's finest program at Charles River Park. Highlights include the first ever American roton carriage race on a track with wagons from Chicago and Boston. Sesna races Starbuck in America with a new sextuplet for Sesna. Clarence McLean rides again in the interclub team pursuit.
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Charles River Park
Boston & Albany
Charles River Ark
Chicago
Sesna
America
Starbuck
Clarence McLean
Bicycle Notes Showracing Plans and Challenges
The Metropolitan Wheelmen prepare a 100 mile ride to Providence for members only starting at 6 am with Ellis Peterson setting pace. French rider Beiverre cables Dixie Hines about sailing to America and a potential 24 hour race with Frank Waller likely in Louisville. Eddie McDuffee aims a 1:33 mile, Whitworth pacing machine arrives with Beiverre, and Beacon Hill challenges West End Wheelmen for tandem or pursuit five miles. Bridgewater race entries close Sept 11 for Plymouth county fair events.
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Metropolitan
Providence
Ellis Peterson
Beiverre
Dixie Hines
America
Mr. Hines
Frank Waller
Louisville
Reiverre
Whitworth
Eddie McDuffee
Bridgewater
Plymouth County
Charles J. Reynolds
Labor Day Picnic and Carnival at St. John's Newton Lower Falls
A six year Labor Day event fills St. John's Church grounds with twelve tug of war teams from area towns and a wide carnival. Prizes total $200 across running, jumping, pole vault, egg races, greased pig and more. An orchestra, refreshment booths, games, pavilions for 2000, fireworks, lanterns, and free admission mark the festival. Electric trains serve Natick and Framingham riders.
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Newton
St. John’s Church
Newton Lower Falls
Watertown
Somerville
Cambridge
Weston
Auburndale
Newton Upper Falls
Highlandville
Needham
South ‘Natick
West Newton
Wellesley
Wellesley Farms
Wellesley Hills
Natick
Framingham
Carenival Grounds
Hera Wins Morgan Cup In Thirty-Footer Race
Hera won the Morgan cup today in a close thirty-footers race at Newport with a southwest breeze. Vaquero hit rocks off Mackerel Cove and finished second. Mali Dorothy Carolina Musme did not finish. Start time was 3 o'clock.
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Newport
Hera
Mackerel Cove
Mali
Dorothy
Carolina
Musme
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