Amateur golf championship narrows to Douglas and Travis at Garden City
Findlay S. Douglas, a Scotchman from Fairfield County Club Greenwich, and Walter J. Travis of Garden City clash in the final after Travis defeated A. G. Lockwood 11 up 10 to play. Travis set a second nine record with 38 while Douglas beat Harriman 4 up 3 to play.
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Harriman
New York
Walter J. Travis
Oakland
Mr. Travis
A. G. Lockwood
Allston
Boston
Lockwood
Travis
Findlay
Scotchman
Holses
Lesen
Golf Fixtures Today Across Garden City and Essex County
Garden City hosts the Amateur championship Bree Lurn handicap faces bogey in a driven approaching pulling contest. Newton Centre holds its third monthly handicap Clifton competes in a handicap stroke event. Agawam vs Fall River in Essex County Members handicap at Providence.
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Westfield Driving Meet Concludes With Fast Finishes
The Westfield Driving Association's fourth day at Woronoco Park featured fast races and strong showings. The 2 19 class pace went to James R. with Helen R. second and Shorty third, the 2 21 class to Mocking eh Walter with a 5S second and Elmer D. third, and the 2 19 trot to Irene with Philip E. second and Rand third.
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New Westfield Driving Association
Woronoco Park
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Helen R
Shorty
Mockingeh Walter
Elmer D
Irene
Philip E
Rand
Marlboro Hosts Two Notable Races At July Meet
The Marlboro track closed its July meeting with two standout events the 2:30 trot and 2:27 pace Nordoff took the 2:30 trot in three straight heats Maud Wilkes won heat one and Uncle Angus took heats two three to win the pace.
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Whitney to take over Beckman stock farm for horse breeding
Whitney to assume ownership of the Beckman stock farm at Stony Ford in Middletown N Y on July 6 He plans to devote the property to breeding and training running horses and will base operations at the former Stony Ford estate.
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Bohemia Beer Promotes Bohemian Hops and Paradise
An advertisement extols Bohemian beer praised for healthful qualities and rich aroma. It invites readers to consult a connoisseur and mentions a Roxbury telephone contact for inquiries.
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St Joseph A A Entries For Apollo Garden Meet
Athletic meet at Apollo Garden kicks off at 2 30 pm with entries across events. Notable athletes include Stoneham McCarthy Jackson Hines Lynch and McGrath from St Joseph A A and Cambridge Lincoln, Boston Hallahan and Maynard listed in handicaps plus a team handicap race featuring St A A G C G A and St Joseph A A teams.
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Boston
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Boxing Gossip and Labor Strife in Boston Area Clubs
The piece reports dire finances for Boston area boxers and clubs amid a season with little earnings. It cites the Central Athletic Club in Lynn and recent disputes over purse splits, detailing Snyder and Murray’s bid for ten rounds and a 30 percent cut, plus a club loss from their balk. It also notes trainer updates for Frank Erne and career moves for George Byers, highlighting boxing's fragile economics.
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Murray
Snyter
Zimpfer
Lale
Fitzpatrick
Erne
Brooklyn
George Byers
George
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Jack Fitzpatrick
B. H. Benton
Rob Beg
Chicago Triumph Over Hamilton and Long Errors
Chicago won behind strong defense as Hamilton and Long made costly errors. The game featured a late rally and standout plays that tipped the balance in favor of Chicago.
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Long
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OrphansBeat Boston 6 to 4 In Hot Chicago Showdown
Chicago defeats Boston 6 to 4 as Griffith struggles with Selee's hitters. Long shines with a two base hit and critical plays in the field. Donahue drives in two runs while Hamilton and McCormick contribute key hits for Chicago.
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Brooklyns Dominate Cincinnati in Shutout Victory
Brooklyn pitchers held Cincinnati to one hit as Kitson matched Neps's showing and the visitors were blanked 10 to 0 on July 6.
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Dauntless Triumphs in Light-Wind Class D Regatta
The Dauntless won the Class D regatta hosted by the South Boston Carnival Association, finishing about eight minutes ahead of the Fantasy amid light southwest winds. The Fantasy protested Dauntless under Yacht Racing Association rules restricting double hulls and seaworthy craft. Flirt claimed six open regatta wins, with Little Peter second and Hermes third as conditions remained calm and windy later in the day.
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Philadelphia Beats St Louis In Uneven Baseball Tilt
Philadelphia bunched key hits as St Louis outscored by 10 6 loss on July 6 in Philadelphia. Detailed scoring oddities and miscues marked the game with strong pitching highlights and several late contact plays.
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Minor League Games Western Standings Update
In the Eastern League Worcester defeated Providence 12 to 4 and Springfield beat Hartford 3 to 1. In the Con Cut League New Haven won 7 to 3 against Norwich.
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Misery Island Regatta Opens This Afternoon
Misery Island Yacht Club hosts its first race off Misery Island Salem Harbor with cups for several classes including 21 foot and 16 foot restricted. Four or more starters in a class earn a second prize cup. Courses run from a starting line to buoys off Magnolia and Helfway Rock then to the finish over 12 miles.
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Five inings decide tight New England results
Waterbury 3 Bristol 2 Bridgeport 2 New London 1 Meriden 9 Derby 0. American League Kansas City 9 Minneapolis 7 Cleveland 8 Buffalo 0 Indianapolis 8 Detroit 6.
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Boston and Chicago Battle in Tight Rally as Reds Debut
Boston rallied to edge Chicago in a close contest while the Reds gave Summer a trial against Brooklyn, yielding fourteen hits and ten runs. Frank Chance of the Cubs is injured and sidelined for weeks as hitting trends shift away from sacrifices toward hit and run. Boston leads the standings with 30, Brooklyn 25, others far behind. Elephants of Worcester, third baseman for Worcester, is linked as brother to the Phillies captain. nine brothers in the family are noted as capable ball players.
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Chicago
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Frank Chance
Elehanty
Worcester
American oarsman finishes second after overboard ordeal
At Henley B H Howell of America, though exhausted and nearly drowning after a stroke duel with B G Hemmerde of Oxford, placed second in the diamond sculls. Hemmerde won by three-quarters of a length as Howell received aid from the umpire’s boat. Other events saw Leander, Trinity College Cambridge, and New College Oxford claim victories.
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