Brady Eyes Open Title in Baltusrol Open Round One
Brady stands as a strong title contender after a steady first 36 holes in the national open at Baltusrol. Tellier, Barnes, Ouimet and Nicholls posted mixed results with heavy field cuts likely, as the committee narrows to about 50 players before final rounds. The column lists leaders from Barnes to Ouimet with scores and clubs.
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Short Hills
N. J
Baltusrol Golf Club
Brady
Barnes
Tellier
New Jersey
Francis Ouimet
Boston
Gilbert Nicholls
Wilmington
Del
James M. Barnes
White Mars
Louis Tellier
Canoe Brook
M. J. Brady
Wollaston
Mass
J. D Travers
Upper Montclair
Me Secs
Cei
Bk Srt
Walter C. Hagen
Rochester
N. Y
A. Campbell
Baltimore
Charles FE. Evans, Jr
Edge- Wetots
Tom McNamara
R. G. MacDonald
Buffalo
Fred McLeod
Washington
A. G. Sanderson
Boulogne
France
D. Ogilvie
Morris County
Jack Hutchinson
Pittsburg
Alec Smith
Wykagyl
Max R. Marston
Baltusrol
George Low
George Sargent
Chevy Chase
Dp. C
Jack Dowling
Scaredale
Jack Park
Easthampton
Otto Hackbarth
Hinsdale
Wilfred Reid
Seaview
Brookline
Cardinals Shut Out Braves in Pitchers Duel
ST. LOUIS, Mo June 17 Richard Rudolph delivered a superb game as the Cardinals blanked the Braves 2 0 in a classic pitchers duel on the Braves first day back in St Louis.
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Boston Post
M - Jinx
Stallings Tribe
St. Louis
Braves
Cardinals
Richard Rudolph
Buffalo Federals End Chicago Streak In Doubleheader Sweep
Buffalo defeats Chicago 7 to 5 in the second game after winning the first 5 to 2. Batteries MecConnell Fischer Bedient Marshall Blair for Buffalo. Chicago’s pitchers include Johnson Brennan Schulz Allen.
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Buffalo
Buffalo Federals
Chicago
MecConnell
Fischer
Bedient
Marshall
Blair
Johnson
Brennan and Wilson
Schulz and
Allen
Konetchy Leads Pittsburg Past Brooklyn 8-3
Ed Konetchy helped Pittsburg defeat Brooklyn 8-3 with two doubles and two singles in four at bats. Brooklyn collected 10 hits but failed to convert them into runs as Pittsburg pulled away, scoring four in the eighth inning.
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Brooklyn
Ed _ Konetchy
Frank Alen
Pittsburg
Konetchy
Allen
Chiefs overpower Bender as KC tops Baltimore 9 to 5
Kansas City routed Chief Bender, forcing his retirement in the fourth inning and winning 9 to 5 in Baltimore. McCandless and Gilmore starred with one hand catches as KC built an early lead and held on.
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Baltimore
Kansas City
Chief Bender
McCandless
Gilmore
R.H. E
Bender
Conley
Vereker
Douglas
Owens
Double play ends Newark win bid in St Louis game
In Newark's third game with St Louis a double play with the bases full in the ninth prevented victory. St Louis won 2 to 0 while Newark scored two runs in the seventh and ninth. Batteries Groom Plank and Hartley for St Louis and Moran Kaiserling and Rariden for Newark.
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Newark
N. J
St. Luisa
St. Louis
Groom
Plank
Hartley
Moran
Kaiserling
Rariden
Open leaders tie at 146 as Evans shines early
James M. Barnes and Louis Tellier each shot 146 to lead the field, matching the course 71 record for 18 holes. Chick Evans, Jerome Travers and M. J. Brady also break 72 in spots, with Travers and Brady close behind and Evans missing a late birdie chance despite an early 71."}
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James M. Barnes
Louis Tellier
France
Chick” Evans
Chicago
M. J. Brady
Wollaston
Mass
Tom McNamara
Boston
Brady
Jerome D. Travers
Travers
Ron
Evans
Max R. Marston
Lowell Defeats Fitchburg 2-1 In Shortest Game Of Season
Lowell defeated Fitchburg 2 to 1 in the shortest game of the season, lasting 1 hour 14 minutes. In the fourth and fifth innings Tuckey pitched six balls for five outs, Zeiser was effective with men on base, and Stimpson's fielding stood out as the decisive action.
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Lowell
Fitchburg
Tuckey
Zeiser
Stimpson
Lowel
Scbe
Zieser
Bransfield
Cincinnati
Herzog
Wade Killifer
Philadelphia
Mayer
Cravath
Whitted
Niehoff
AB. Leach
A. E Griffith
W. Killife
Groh
Clarke
Enee Olson
Wagner
Eee von Kolnitz
Toney
A _E
Bancroft
Seers Byrne
Becker
Eeewere
Killifer
Peeseveene
Tolen
Sacr- Whitted
Luderus
Byrne
Orth
Byron
Baseball Schedule Across Leagues Today
In the majors the American League features St. Louis at Boston Cleveland at New York Chicago at Philadelphia Detroit at Washington. The National League has Boston at St. Louis Brooklyn at Chicago New York at Pittsburg Philadelphia at Cincinnati. New England League games include Lynac at Manchester Lewiston at Lowell Portland at Worcester Fitchburg at Lawrence. Federal League matchups spot Kansas City at Baltimore St Louis at Newark Pittsburg at Brooklyn Chicago at Buffalo. Colonial League cards show Springfield at Fall River Brockton at New Haven Taunton at Pawtucket Hartford at New Bedford.
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St. Louis E
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Pittsburg Ee
Brooklyn
Cnicago
New
St. Louis
Boston
Cleveland
New York
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Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
Pittsburg
Cincinntti
NEW England
Lynac
Manchester
Lewiston
Lowell
Portland
Worcester
Fitchburg
Lawrence
Kansas City
Baltimore
Newark
Buffalo
Colonial League
Springfield
Fall River
Brockton
New Haven
Taunton
Pawtucket
Hartford
New Bedford
Cubs Win 19 Inning Game in Chicago
In a marathon pitching duel Zabel of Chicago and Pfeffer of Brooklyn battled 19 innings. The Cubs finally won 4 to 3, denying the visiting ace despite his brilliant effort.
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CUBS
Chicago
Zabel
Pfeffer
Brooklyn
Marathon 19th inning marathon between Chicago and Brooklyn
Pfeffer pitched through 19 innings as Chicago and Brooklyn played long game. Errors aided every Brooklyn run and two Chicago scores. Fisher and Culshaw miscues helped late drama with Sailer homering to tie. Zabel and Humphries each toed the rubber long, nine plus DBL plays, eight walks by Pfeffer, nine hits allowed by Zabel.
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Pfeffer
Zabel
Humphries
Wheat
Brooklyn
Chicago
Fisher
Culshaw
Williams
O’mara
Myers
Cutshaw
Phelan
Miller
Sailer
Schulte
McCarty
Getz
AB. R
A. B. Oog
Witcasaees
Bresnahan
Sianacad
AB. R. BH. TB
A. E
Meyers
Daubert
Rigler
Hart
Winchester High Wins Lawson Cup in Mystic Lake Race
Winchester High School defeated Medford High School on a half mile course to win the Thomas W. Lawson cup. The winning crew finished in 4 minutes 9 seconds by two lengths. Roy Pratt won the Mystic challenge cup for single blade canoes, defeating William Randlett in a close race.
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Winchester High School
Medford High School
Mystic Lake
Roy Pratt
Pratt
William Randlett
Reds Triumph Narrowly as Hyatt Drives In Late Run
The Cardinals fall behind as Rudolph and Robinson hold steady for Boston. Tommy Long and Red Smith unleash key plays, with Hyatt delivering a decisive two run hit in a tight game. Betzel and Maranville shine on defense as Cards threaten later but fall short.
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Lefty Robinson
Cardinals
Rudolph
Red Smith
Red
Tommy Long
Schmidt
Long
Cozy Dolan
Ham Hyatt
Hyatt
Dolan
Betzel
Robinson
Boston
Rabbit Maranville
ST. Louis
AB. R
A. B Butler
Ereerenee Bescher
Miller
Eeeenee Hyatt
Eeseese
Weeeseee Snyder
Ereteee Robinson
Eee Eeenne
A Cather
Pene Fitzpatrick
Eee Egan
Smith
Eenare Schmidt
Magee
Ceeeve Maranville
Eneee Gowdy
C . Eee
Utter
Klem and Emslie
Eastern tryouts at Harvard Stadium promise big turnout
Arthur Duffey notes B A A entrants at the Eastern tryouts on Saturday June 26 at Harvard Stadium. Over 32 unicorn-clad athletes compete across events as the local club seeks stronger Eastern representation for August Coast team selection.
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Harvard
Unicorn
Meadows Fan Brotherhood League Forms and Early Games
The text notes the Meadows Fan The Brotherhood league formed in 18S with first games the next year. It mentions East Boston entry fees for 141 Eastern tryouts at Harvey Stadium set at $1, with entries closing Fe in 21 and unattached runners allowed. W Neal Cambridge confirms a time of 935 seconds as the fastest noted performance. It also covers Brookline races on Saturday with public access and ticket outlets at leading hotels or new stands.
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