Evans Dominates Essex County Club Golf Matches
At the Essex County Club tournament yesterday Charles Chick Evans Jr. of Edgewater impressed the gallery by winning both of his matches in the match play, marking his first return to Essex since winning the national amateur title abroad. Evans defeated H Wilder and Charles Evans Jr. defeated P Whittemore and G Crocker in earlier rounds.
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P. W. Whittemore
G. H. Crocker
Essex
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McLoughlin
Orchard
Mcnoughlin
New Yorker
Touchara
Ray Collins Delivers Classy Box Work In Cleveland
In Cleveland on July 21 the Red Sox defeated the Naps 7 to 2 as Krapp struggled with wild pitches and walks. Ray Collins held Cleveland to scattered hits while Boston capitalized on errors and timely hits, with Hooper and Speaker contributing in the field and at the plate. Boston led 3 0 through six, then widened the gap with a late ninth inning burst.
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Cleveland
Krapp
Red Sox
Naps
Collins
Speed Merchants
Hooper
Turner
Nap
Speed Boys
Lewis
Olson
Engle
Skrapp
Wagner
Carrigan
Yerkes
Gardner
Speaker
Butcher
Stovall
Lajoie
Graney
Mills
Larry
Jackson
Bostonians
Fisher
Griggs
Boston
Gleveland
Mullin and
Perrine
Evans Reaches Semi Finals in Manchester Cup Play
Evans defeats W S Wait 2 up and faces H H Wilder in the morning semi final with Parker Whittemore to follow. Earlier he beat B W Estabrook 4 up 3 to play and W S Wait 2 up 1 to play in the first round. The event drew about 100 spectators.
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Evans
Ws Easterbrook
Braeburn
W. S. Wait
Henry Wilder
Parker W. Whittemore
Baldwin Boy To Meet Foes In July August Schedule
Alec McLean, manager of Matty Baldwin, sets a busy itinerary for the local boxer. July 25 at the Twentieth Century Club in New York he faces Grover Hayes or Frankie Maloney, August 2 in Salt Lake City against Dick Hyland, with possible stands in Indianapolis against Saylor and Memphis against Ray Bronson in August. The Saylor bout hinges on offered money, while Bronson’s weight may block that fight.
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Alec McLean
Matty Baldwin
Twentieth Century Club
New York
Grover Hayes
Frankie Maloney
Salt Lake City
Dick Hyland
Saylor
Indianapolis
Ray Bronson
Memphis
Bronson
Arthur Johnson Rejects American Mints
A fragment suggests Arthur Johnson dislikes American things and may oppose American mints, indicating a stance against U S minted coins. The remark points to personal preference rather than policy.
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Arthur Johnson
Arthur
Touchard Defeats Favorite in Eastern Doubles Championship
Gustave Touchard of New York toppled Maurice E. McLoughlin of San Francisco at Longwood in five sets to win the Longwood tournament yesterday. The star played masterful tennis as Touchard outlasted the defending champion with fast, startling strokes and strong stamina.
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Gustave F. Touchard
New York
Longwood
Maurice E. McLoughlin
San Francisco
McLoughlin
Touchard
New Yorker
M. W. Long
William J. Clothier
Philadelphia
Long
Clothier
Philadelphian
Bishop
A. S. Dabney, Jr
Boston
E. P. Larned
McLoughlin Triumphs In Five Set Tennis Thriller
McLoughlin edges Touchard in a five set duel 2-6 6-4 1-6 6-2 6-4 as Long defeats Clothier 6-4 3-6 6-4 1-6 6-0 in a stormy Longwood match. Bishop advances to semis after a five setter, while Larned dominates Larned.
Motor Trade Changes and Visits Across New England
Warren T. Walker known as Hap Walker becomes wholesale representative for Olds Motor Works in New England after leaving Locomobile. A. N. Perry, Napier's American rep, returns from England. Whitten-Gilmore hosts Whitten and Gilmore at Ferncroft after Chalmers 30 reveal. Annisquam draws Western business visitors including E B Ball and J M Maring of Interstate Company.
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Warren T. Walker
Hap” Walker
Olds Motor Works
New England
Mr. Walker
Locomobile Company
A. N. Perry
Napier Motors
England
Chalmers
Whitten-Gilmore Company
Charles Whitten
E. A. Gilmore
Ferncroft
North Shore
E. B. Ball
Muncie
Ind
Annisquam
J. M. Maring
Interstate
Amateur Show to Open Armory A A Doors Friday Night
The Armory A A will open its doors Friday night August 4 for an amateur show. The show was applied for yesterday.
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Armory A. A
Athletics Rout White Sox in One Sided Chicago Tilt
Olmstead pitched poorly as Philadelphia battered Chicago 10 to 2. The A’s broke through with heavy hits by the eighth, while Plank struggled until late.
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Chicago
Olmstead
Philadelphia
Plank
Baseball matchups listed for American League games
The schedule shows Boston at Cleveland Philadelphia at Chicago Washington at St Louis and New York at Detroit in the American League.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit Steel Enews
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Washington
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Ford Puzzle Stumps Tiger Sluggers In Detroit
Detroit beat the New York visitors 6 to 4 as Summers was hit hard. Umpires ejected manager Jennings Cobb and Casey for disputing calls during the game played in Detroit on July 21.
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Cobb
Casey
AB. R
Daniels
Walter
Hartzell
Cree
Knight
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Johnson
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Sweeney
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Jones
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Moriarty
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Sumners
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Lafitte
Crawford
Ford Cobb
Summerts Knight
Egan and Connolly
Magee Out For Season After Umpire Assault
New York July 21 Sherwood Magee outfielder for the Philadelphia club is suspended for the rest of the 1911 season. President Lynch imposed a $200 fine and declared Magee guilty of flagrant rule 70 violation for an unprovoked attack on Umpire Finneran during a July 10 Philadelphia game.
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New York
Sherwood Magee
Philadelphia
Magee
Lynch
Finneral
National League
Finneran
Winning Run Comes Over in the Ninth in 8 to 2 St Louis Victory
A ninth inning double a single and a sacrifice helped St Louis defeat Washington 8 to 2. Both clubs played errorless defense as the game closed.
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Washington
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Laporte
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Clarke Stephens
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Clarke
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Powell
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Evans
Parker
Fall River Beats Lynn 7 2 In New England
Fall River defeats Lynn 7 to 2 with key hits from Wallace Devine and Walsh. Walsh homered, Wallace and Devine had three base hits, Blumen allowed seven walks and Abbott eight strikeouts in a 2 hour 4 minute game officiated by Lanigan.
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Abbott
Orro Weet
Tes
Koe
Kopf
Devine
Walsh
Bowcock
Hickman
Blum
Wallace
McGovern
Strands
Daum
Moore
Williams
Logan
Cargo
Fall River
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Lanigan
Ote
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Coulter
New England
H. Haverhill
Lowell
Local Scores From New Britain Hartford Bridgeport Games
New Britain beat Hartford 2 0 while Bridgeport defeated New Haven 2 0. Waterbury routed Springfield 5 4 in a trio of city matches.
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New Britain
Hartford
Bridgeport
New Haven
Waterbury
Springfield
Eastern League Scores Roundup Impacts Several Teams
The Newark beat Montreal 7 to 4, Baltimore routed Buffalo 10 to 2, Toronto defeated Providence 6 to 3, and Rochester edged Jersey City 9 to 8 in 12 innings. The late extra frame highlighted Rochester's 12th inning rally.
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Newark
Montreal
Baltimore
Buffalo
Toronto
Providence
Rochester
Jersey City
Baseball doubleheader results from the American Association
In Kansas City the Monarchs edged Milwaukee 6 to 5 in ten innings while St Paul defeated Minneapolis 7 to 1 in another AA game. The contests showcased late dramatics and solid relief pitching for the home teams.
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Kansas City
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Riverside swimmer prepares for Boston Light attempt
Joseph O Connor an 18 year old Riverside Boat Club Cambridge athlete will swim from Watertown bridge to Craigie bridge in Cambridge on Sunday July 23 starting at 10 15 a m and expected to finish about 3 15 p m The course runs along the Charles River and ties into training for the landmark Boston Light swim.
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Boston
Joseph O’connor
Riverside Boat Club
Cambridge
Watertown Bridge
Craigie Bridge
O’connor
Watertown
Haverhill Beats Lowell 3–2 In League Clash
Haverhill, last in the standings, defeats Lowell, the first-place club, 3 to 2. Lowell rallied in the ninth but could only score twice as Hogg and Maybohm held firm. Milliman Milliman Hogg Barrows McGee led the offense.
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Lowell
Maybohm
Mavepau
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Cs Ciwevecs
MecGamwell
Milliman
Hogg
Barrows
McGee
Courtney
Yount
Tarle
Lubey
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Parle
McGamwell
Bannon
A.E
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White
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Flaharty
Jae
Lavigne
Brockton Defeats Worcester in Hitting Rough Ball Game
Brockton triumphed over Worcester 5 to 3 in a collision of strong play on both sides. Brockton produced most of its hits against Van Dyke in three innings before Curtin replaced him. Burkett batted for Curtin in the seventh as the game unfolded with hard contact and late substitutions.
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Worcester
Brockton
van Dyke
Curtin
Burkett
Wilson
Weaver
Lane
Bunting
Naugh
Floward
Aubrey SS
Boardman
Crum
Smith
Russell
Haas
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Henricksen
Connaughton
Tevlin Weaver
O'Neil Burkett
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Howard
Howard Burkett
Ward
Rorty
Sherwood Magee Ponders Bat in Hand Phrase Upgrade
A vacation employment of Sherwood Magee considers a sharper variant of the old saying about a bat in the hand being worth two in the umpire's map.
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Sherwood Magee
Ump
Boston Yacht Club cruise ends in calm harbor finish
The Boston Yacht Club completed a 10 mile run from Northeast Harbor to Winter Harbor Maine. The fleet finished between noon and 1 pm and at 2 30 pm Commodore Douglas hoisted signals declaring the fleet disbursed from the flagship Shyessa IV.
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Winter Harbor
Northeast Harbor
Boston Yacht Club
Douglas
Shyessa IV
Small Boat Fleet Sails Homeward After Fast Cruise Summary
The fleet benefited from early disbandment and heads westward. the Acushia II led into port as the weekend prize went to the Mystic on corrected time. Weazel earned daily high showings and the weekend trophy in its class while Footpad won the day's prize in corrected time.
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Walter Alley
Mystic
Acushia II
Corr
Weasel
Walter Aifley
Kit
Hollis Burgess
Enas
J. F. Pierson
Vashti
A. F. Whitmore
H. Landerburg
Nutme
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Savage & Wetmore
Altair
Manahan
Delna
Arthur Merritt
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Elaine
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Irex
Kenney
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Boyd
Acushia
Goldenrod
Footpad
Mildred H
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Marie
Zidana
Nutmeg
Novice
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Explorer
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More's the Pity on the Water Wagon Phrase
A Bresnahan quip about the term fail being replaced with water wagon. The note observes the phrase's interchangeable use and the humor in linguistic choices.
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