Wood Pitches Sox Into First Place
Boston and Chicago traded punches as Wood outdueled Red Faber. Wood fought through eight innings with support from Gardner and Barry, then helped seal the Sox lead with a late squeeze and strong fielding. The Sox finished on top to reclaim first place at Comiskey Park.
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Cicotte
Hildebrand
O'Loughlin
Detroit Defeats Athletics 11-7 in Slugfest
Detroit capitalized on early and late scoring while pitcher Bressler wobbled, powering an 11 to 7 win over Philadelphia. M Innes excelled for the Phillies with five hits in five at bats, including two doubles, as Coveleskie labored early and Boland faltered later.
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M'Innes
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Veach
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Walsh
Nallin
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MacNamara and Johnson Win Foursome on 18th Hole
In Maplewood New Jersey on July 18 Tom MacNamara of Boston and Walter Johnson of Maplewood defeated J J McDermott of Philadelphia and Edward Connery of Bethlehem in a fourball match with MacNamara clinching the win on the 18th hole by one up.
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Maplewood Hotel
N. H
Tom MacNamara
Boston
Walter Johnson
Maplewood
J. J. McDermott
Philadelphia
Edward Connery
Bethlehem
Baseball Schedule Across Leagues Including American and National
The page lists matchups for multiple leagues. American League games include Boston at Chicago, New York at St Louis, Philadelphia at Detroit, and Washington at Cleveland. National League features Cincinnati at Boston and Pittsburg at Brooklyn among others. Federal and colonial league pairings and New England League fixtures are noted with city matchups.
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Eastern tennis men avoid shutout in San Francisco singles
Dean Mathey of Princeton beat Thomas Bundy of Los Angeles in five sets to give the East a foothold. Mau rice E. McLoughlin defeated R. Nor ris Williams of Harvard, while John R Strachan and William Johnston won their matches. McLoughlin and Williams later eliminated from the singles by Griffin. Californians win five matches to one with a doubles victory.
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Dean Mathey
Princeton
Thomas Bundy
Los Angeles
Maurice E. McLoughlin
R. Norris Williams
Harvard
McLoughlin
John R Strachan
W. M. Washburn
Wiliam Johnston
G. M. Church
Washburn
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Church
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Bundy
Strachan
Johnson
C. EB. Griffin
Eastern Central A A U Tryouts Highlight Panama Pacific Meet
Central States and Eastern A A U track stars posted strong marks in Chicago with records in 440 and mile events. Notable picks include Meredith Taber Higgins Meanix and Campbell while Desmond and Ray sparked pace in sprints and distance events.
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Chicago
Norman Taber
Billy Meanix
Ted Meredith
Joe Higgins
Dave Caldwell
Tom Halpin
Hannes Kolehmainen
Bingo Desmond
University of Chicago
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Records Fall as Pan Pacific Indoor Swim Meet Produces Three World Marks
At the Panama-Pacific indoor swimming championships, Duke Kahanamoku set a new world 100 yard record and Illinois A. C. swimmers topped the 200 yard breaststroke and 400 yard relay marks. Frances Cowells of San Francisco set a new American 220 yard record, and Lady Langer won the 600 yards with a new American best.
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Duke Kahanamoku
Michael McDermott
Illinois A. C
Frances Cowells
Tance
Lady Langer
Los Angeles
Perry McGillivray
Central Association
Pacific
Pacific-Northwest
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Metropolitan
Amateur championship set for Mayfield with 188 golfers
Cleveland July 18 188 golfers from the Western Golf Association territory prepare to start the 7th annual amateur championship tomorrow at Mayfield Country Club. Officials say the course will be in decent shape despite recent heavy rains.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Western Golf Association
Mayfield Country Club
Can Start Golf Club on $5000
The article argues a nine hole golf course can be viable with $3000 to $5000 yearly income and modest initial outlay. It cites West Newton Massachusetts Albemarle Reading Mt. Tom Amherst as examples with budgets under $800 yearly and dues around 25 dollars. It urges USGA to act as clearinghouse for affordable course planning and notes issues with trade associations using courses.
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Ming
Albemarle Golf Club
West Newton
Mass
Reading Golf Club
Mt. Tom
Amherst
United States
Links
U. S
Washington Takes Two More From Naps
Washington pulled off a doubleheader split with Cleveland in Cleveland. In the first game Walter Johnson delivered a late tying RBI as Washington won 4 to 2 in 18 innings. The second game details are not shown.
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Cleveland
Morton
Walter Johnson
Gallia
Connolly
Graney
Shanks
Wamby
Kirke
Barbare
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Neff
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Engel
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Egan
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Washington Vipers
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Moeller
Gandil
Ainsmith
Johnson
Mitchell
Ain Smith
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