Saw yer defeats Evans in Detroit amateur golf match
Ned Sawyer of Wheaton Ill eliminated Chick Evans of Chicago 6 up 5 in the first round at the national amateur golf championship in Detroit. Max Marston and Jesse Guilford won their matches while Travers set a record. other results and next round pairings followed.
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Detroit
Ned” Sawyer
Wheaton
Ill
Chick” Evans
Chicago
Sawyer
Evans
Max Marston
Springfield
N. J
Jesse Guilford
Boston
Guilford
Marston
Travers
Standish
J. B. Schlotman
C. H. Gardner
Providence
R. I
Howard B. Lee
L. M. Byers
Pittsburg
Nelson Whitney
New Orleans
Davison Herron
A. C. Ulmer
Jacksonville
Fla
Robert E. Hunter
Pasadena
Sherril Sherman
Utica
Albert Seckel
Hamilton Kerr
Manchester
Dudley Mudge
St. Paul
J. G. Anderson
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
Reuben G. Bush
J. N. Stearns III
Williamsport
George
Lyon
Rotan
Whitney
Herron
Ulmer
Robert Hunter
Baseball and boxing scraps fuel optimistic pennant chatter
The article notes Stallings led teams growing tighter on the pennant race with the Reds, Phillies, and Superbas drawing even against Pirates and Hugginites. It highlights pitchers Schneider and Joe Wood, Rube Marquard's move to the Giants, and a boxing ring brawl between Britton and Lewis over a mouth dam, with crowd reaction and rule issues.
Port athletes and managers eye upcoming AAU meeting
Dufty s and Heiland names linger as plans shift toward legal identity changes. Frank McGrath earns praise for long service while Tom Halpin returns strong after a brief training stint. Irving Porter competes Labor Day in 130 yard Boothball race, facing Ken Wade, W C Scollan, Joe Becker, Frank Leonard, and Bart Sullivan.
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Irving Porter
Sicme
Porter
Jim Thorpe
Ken Wade
Brookline
W. C. Scollan
North Chelmsford
Joe Becker
Jamaica Plain
Frank Leonard
West Roxbury
Bart Sullivan
Standish Triumphs in Detroit as Evans Falls Short to Sawyer
Evans battled to win a title eluding him for years while Sawyer opened strong and outran Edgewater star Evans. Ouimet and Travers won easily as Standish edged Fownes in a marathon 37-hole showdown, setting up a meeting with Ouimet the next day.
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Francis Ouimet
Jerome Travers
Ouimet
W. H. Gardner 2d
Buffalo
Travers
George A. Crump
Philadelphia
James D. Standish, Jr
Detroit
Michigan
W. C. Fownes
Pittsburg
Fownes
Standish
Detroiter
Evans
Standish-Fownes
Sawyer's Great Win in Amateur Championship
Chicago golfer defeats Chick Evans six up with eight to play to realize a long standing ambition. Detroit hosts the amateur championship with sixteen players still in contention as mosquitoes bother players on the 18th hole.
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Chick Evans
Detroit
Equal In Strength As Golf Draw Narrows To Semifinals
The article notes a balanced field with strong players on both halves and predicts an equal split after semifinals. It highlights Nelson Whitney vs Francis Ouimet and Jerome Travers vs Ned Sawyer as potential matchups, and recalls Chick Evans vs D. E. Sawyer with Sawyer winning 6 and 5.
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Nelson Whitney
Francis Ouimet
Jerome Travers
Ned Sawyer
D. E. Sawyer
Chick Evans
Sawyer
Chicago
Evans
Tigers Rally Past White Sox 9-8 in Erratic Game
Detroit beats Chicago 9 to 8 as Tigers capitalize on fielding miscues and Dubuc wildness. Cobb delivers a decisive eighth inning single after going 0 for 19, securing Detroit’s eighth win in nine meetings with Chicago.
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Dubue
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Cobb
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Omer
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Burns
Young
James
Vitt
J. Collins
Crawford
Dubuc
Russell
Johns
Stanage
Evans
Chill
Red Sox Open Phillies Trip with Philadelphia Stop
After a Toledo to Philadelphia journey the Red Sox arrive 30 minutes late for the opening with the Athletics. The Boston club views Pat Moran's players cautiously while missing the earlier Phillies Cardinals doubleheader. Foster and Thomas to catch tomorrow. Barry Day attracts local crowds as proceeds go to Children's Hospital.
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Philadelphia
Toledo
Carrigan
Red Sox
Quaker City
Athletics
Sox
Phillies
Cardinals
Pat Moran
Hoblitzell
Ruth
Foster
Thomas
Shore
Quakers
Boston
George Foster
Senators Win Two From Highlanders in Double Victory
The Senators defeated the Highlanders twice, first 4 to 1 and then 3 to 2 in a 11 inning second game. Acosta and Cook had two base hits. Foster Gandil stole bases. Washington’s 4 earned runs to New York’s 1. Brown, Donovan, and Gallia pitched. Time 1 45.
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WeHenhington
New York
Acosta
Cook
Foster
Gandil
Washington
McBride
Donovan
Gallia
Yanks
Fisher
Shanks
Milan
Shanks Washington
Moeller
Henry
Vo Gallia
Peckinpaugh
Bauman
Pipp
Tee Shelton
Seen
Boone
Nunamaker
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Ewer
Aik
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Shelton
High
Ftevans Boone
Nanamaker
O Fisher
Britton Loses to Kid Lewis in 12 Round Fight
Ted Kid Lewis of England defeated Jack Britton of Chicago at the Atlas A. A. in a 12 round bout lasting 35 minutes. The light welters produced a sensational, energetic clash filled with speed and aggression, marking a highlight in the city boxing scene.
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Ted Kid Lewis
England
Jack Britton
Chicago
Atlas A. A
Philadelphia Splits With Cardinals In Night Game
Doak pitched seven innings allowing eleven hits while Rixey gave up seven in eight. St. Louis scored one run and Philadelphia two as Luderus doubled and Miller stole a base. Umpires Fason and Byron. Time two hours three minutes.
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Huggins
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Philadelphia
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Luderus
Miller
St. Louis
Paskett
Whitted
Rixey
Bancroft
Butler
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Long
Hyatt
Betzel
Gonzales
Ames
E Stock
Ewes Bancroft
Paskert
Seer
Cravath
Liener
Niehoff
Burns
Demaree
Mayer
P . Ae
Baumgartner
Alecker Ee
Becker
Byron
Eason
Unusual People Do Unusual Things
A teaser notes a feature in the upcoming Sunday Post Magazine with striking photographs and a narrative on exceptional individuals engaging in extraordinary actions. The piece promises portrait moments and a broader human-interest angle.
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Next Sunday Post
Bill James Arrives at Braves Field for Doubleheader
Bill James reported for duty at Braves Field in Boston as the Braves faced Cincinnati Reds in the first game of a doubleheader. Manager Stallings praised James, noting his imposing size and fine condition, while fans erupted in applause when he appeared on the coaching lines in the seventh inning of the opener.
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Bill James
Braves
Boston
Cincinnati Reds
Stallings
James
Cure Laziness Says Dr. Bowers in Sunday Post Magazine
Dr. Bowers offers practical steps to beat laziness in the next Sunday Post Magazine. The feature promises actionable advice and a motivational boost for readers seeking productivity.
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Dr. Bowers
Next Sunday Post
Wood did not start three 1912 World Series games
The letters dispute claims about Joe Wood's starts in the 1912 World Series. It states he pitched the first, fourth, seventh and part of the eighth game, and that there were seven games plus one tie. It notes B is right about the total games and that announcements for starting times are not yet made. It also mentions Boston Sunday play rules and a golf event at Belle View Club with a $1 entrance.
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Guilford Kerr
Dunley Mudge
Gardiner White
Paul Hunter
Guilford
Marston
Francis Ouimet
Maskie
Rueben Bush
Bush
Sherman Brothers
Nelson Whitney
Stearns
George S. Lyons
John Ball
Harold Hilton
Joe Wood
Joe
Smoky Joe
Tris Speaker
Carrigan
Lewis
L. Ward
Office of
Supt. of Schools
Springfield
Wood
Portsmouth
N. H
Red Sox
Boston
Massachusetts Golf Association
Bellevue Golf Club
Melrose
Lavender Tosses Second No Hit Game of Season
James Lavender of the Chicago Nationals pitched his second no hit game of the National League season, shutting out New York 2 to 0 at the Polo Grounds. Earlier today Rube Marquard blanked Brooklyn 2 to 0, as the Giants won their game by the same score. Lavender walked one and an error allowed a batter to reach first on the other occasion.
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New York
James Lavender
Chicago Nationals
Polo Grounds
Rube Marquard
Brooklyn
Giants
Marquard
Lavender
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