East and West Set Final in National Amateur Golf
Robert A. Gardner of Chicago and Yale defeated Max R. Marston of Springfield New Jersey 1 up in 37 holes to reach the final. Gardner will meet John G. Anderson of Mt. Vernon New York who eliminated Sherrill Sherman of Utica 2 up and 1.
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Mich
Robert A. Gardner
Chicago
Yale
Max R. Marston
Springfield
N. J
John G. Anderson
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
Sherrill Sherman
Utica
Gardner Wins After Giant 37 Hole Match In Heat
In a scorching afternoon two golfers, Gardner and Marston, battled 37 holes with Gardner finally winning 1 up. Gardner trailed after 31 holes but surged with three par holes to flip the momentum. The finish came on the 37th as Marston failed a two foot putt and Gardner holed in three.
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Gardner
Marston
New Jersey
Welles
Anderson-Sherman
Sherman
Anderson
Utica
Bob Gardner
Max Marston
Max
Baltusrol
Sherrill Sherman
Tom
Final Will Be Told By John G Anderson In Detroit Final
John G. Anderson plays Robert A. Gardner in the national golf championship final in Detroit. Anderson will report a full Sunday Post story regardless of the result. The match, 35th annual, follows Gardner’s earlier title in 1909 and Anderson’s runner up finish to Travers.
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John G. Anderson
Robert A. Gardner
Detroit
the Post
Anderson
Sunday Post
Gardner
Wheaton
Jerome Travers
Travers
Ouimet
Charles Evans, Jr
Francis Ouimet
Johnny Evers Granted Pay During Five-Day Suspension
President Gaffney after deliberation decides that Johnny Evers shall receive pay during a five day suspension. Initially opposed to pay, he concluded the King of Troy had done too much for the club to be treated harshly.
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Gaffney
Johnny Evers
King of Troy
Jawn
Reds Hand a Game to Cards
St Louis capitalized Cincinnati errors to win as the scoring began in the fourth with Bescher scoring after Rodgers’ error and wild throws by Williams. Wingo’s third‑base miscue allowed Tong to score, and Cincinnati added a ninth‑inning run on Williams’ error.
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St. Louis
Besecker
Rodgers
Williams
Bescher
Wingo
Tong
Groh
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A. B. Boer
Bardet
Ee Meadows
Binitee
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Moliwitz
Bengeiser Pole
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Schneider
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Cincinnat
Mollwitz
Butler
Miller
Hyatt
Meadows
Lear
Wilson
Snyder
Rigler
Orth
Shotton
Detroit
Davis
Stanage
E. Shotton
Austin
Pratt
Ny Walker
Jacobsen
Howard
Lavan
O Severeld
Lie
Hamilton
Terepo
Vitt
Bush
Cobb
Crawford
Veach
Burns
Young
P aKavanagh
Touts Pana
Vitt. Walker
Dauss
Passelee
Wallace
Connolly
Putt Tragedy Shocks Detroit Country Club
A golf tragedy occurred on the 8th green at the Detroit Country Club. The incident drew divided reactions with the East viewing it as tragic and the West as a different outcome for Marston.
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Detroit
Mich
Detroit Country Club
Pittsburg Defeats St Louis 3 to 1 in Federal League
Pittsburg beat St Louis 3 to 1 as pitcher Allen excelled for the winners Groom was replaced by Willett in the seventh. The line shows Pittsburg 20001000 0 0 1 1. St Louis 010001000 0 0 0 — 1 8 Errors 2. Batteries Allen Berry Groom Willett Hartley.
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Pittsburg
Penn
St. Louis
Allen
Groom
Willett
R.H.E. Pittaoure
Berry
Hartley
Cullop Shuts Out Chicago as Kansas City Routs
Nick Cullop pitched a four run shutout allowing only three scattered hits for Kansas City. Chicago managed three singles and errors and walks helped the others. Final score Kansas City four Chicago none with Brown also solid for Chicago.
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Kansas City
Nick Cullop
Chicago
Brown
R.H.E
Chelee
Brown and Wilson
Gardner and Marston Fight Through Thrilling Baltusrol Round
The match between Bob Gardner and Max Marston at Baltusrol stayed tight to the end with Gardner edging ahead after a dramatic 18th hole. Sherman and the author noted strong play, dramatic recoveries, and a large, well managed gallery of around 4000 by afternoon.
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Sherman
Myself
Marston
Gardner
Buffalo 8 Newark 1 in baseball showdown
Buffalo defeated Newark 8 to 1 in Buffalo New York on September 3. Krapp held Newark to four hits with two in the ninth. Bennie Meyer made a one handed catch to rob Laporte of a homer. Batteries Krapp and Allen. Moseley Moran Rariden Kuhn for Newark.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Newark
Krapp
Bennie Meyer
Laporte
RHE
Pebucri Fesse
Allen
Moseley
Moran
Rariden
Kuhn
Braves Rally In Rubber Game To Tighten Race
After a rough Brooklyn opener the Braves rebounded with vigor at Braves Field as Eddie Fitz shored up the keystone and the club narrowed the gap in the standings. Rumors of future bouts and coaching moves fill the sports page with talk of Lewis Britton Meredith Cavanaugh and Yates as well as Harvard prep stars preparing for fall seasons.
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Braves Field
Boston Braves
Brooklyn Dodgers
Braves
Fitzpatrick
Compton
Magee
Douglass
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Stallingites
Phillies
McGrawites
Johny Evers
Johnny
John
Eddie Fitz
Keystone
Wilbur Robinson
Eddie Casey
Charley Brickley
Eddie Mahan
Harvard
Cambridge
Casey
Crimson
New England Athletic Events Questioned at Belmont
The notice explains start times for two events at Allied Building Trades and Russell Field and notes no advance plans for New England championships. It invites entries for Scotch Clans Zaumes at Caledonian Grove Labor Day and directs readers to contact R. B. Lambie in Belmont for details.
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Allied Building Trades
Russell Field
National Irish Foresters
Caledonian Grove
Labor Day
R. B. Lambie
Dartmouth Street
Belmont
Meredith Fight Over Club Claim Sets Stage For A A U Clash
The Meadowbrook Club of Philadelphia and Allied Building Trades of Boston dispute Meredith’s entry rights for Labor Day events. The A A U national president ruled the Meadowbrook claim superior as Meredith had entered the Combination Park Games first, despite his involvement with the Allied trades event. Boston won easily with strong hitting and errors by Philadelphia.
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Ted Meredith
Middle Atlantic Association
Meredith
Allied Building Trades
Combination Park
Ted
Meadowbrook Club
Philadelphia
Quaker Crack
Boston
Meadowbrook
Allied Building Trades Games
Jaill
Pfeffer Led Brooklyns To 26 Wins Last Year
Pfeffer of the Brooklyns won 26 games and lost 7 last season. Hank Gowdy collected three hits in a World Series game between the Athletics and the Braves, with one single two-bagger and a triple, and scored twice.
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Pfeffer
Brooklyn
Hank Gowdy
Athletics
Braves
A. L. B.—Sockalexis
Cleveland
Nat Bangor
Andy Soeckalexis
Hudson
Phillies
Boxers Temper Up Ahead of McVea Fight
Reports from New York say Sam McVea is quick tempered as he nears a bout against Wills at the Atlas A. A. next Tuesday. Wills, training in Boston, praises surroundings while the New Orleans Tempest garners fans with a claim he can test McVea more than any prior foe. Terry Brooks and Charley Byers also train hard for their match.
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New York
Sam McVea
Stanley Ketchel
Wills
McVea
Atlas A. A
Boston
New Orleans
Terry Brooks
Charley Byers
Three Will Race Tonight at Revere Cycle Track
Victor Linart world middle distance champion and George Wiley American title-holder meet Georges Seres of France in a 30 mile match behind motors. The card also features the Brothers Tandem Race with the Turvilles, Connollys and Rollins of Everett.
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Revere
Victor Linart
George Wiley
Georges Seres
France
Turvilles
Connollys
Everett
Rollins
Wiley
Smart
Linart
Seres
Brooklyn Beats Baltimore 3 2 in Ten Innings
Brooklyn defeats Baltimore 3 to 2 in ten innings at Brooklyn. Winning run came after four hits in the tenth, with Finneran and Land batteries for Brooklyn and Johnson and Owens for Baltimore.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Baltimore
R.H.K
Finneran
Land
Johnson and Owens
Boston College to Face Holy Cross in Oct 31 Stadium Dedication
Boston College Athletic Association denies dissension rumors and schedules a football game with Holy Cross for October 31 to honor the dedication of the new athletic field at University Heights. The Maroon and Gold expect a strong team with many veterans and new material including Babe Tenry Fred ODonnell Dennis Haggerty John Povah Joe Hunt and more.
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Boston College Athletic Association
Boston College
Holy Cross
University Heights
Maroon and Gold
Babe” Tenry
Winthrop High
Fred O'Donnell
Dennis Haggerty
Boston English High
Exeter
John Povah
Joe Hunt
Joe Dee
Harry Kiley
Dillon
Anderson
Fitzgerald
Kirke
Bradley
O'Conner
Murray
Tom Craven
Sullivan
USGA Announces Eight More Entries In National Women’s Golf
Eight additional entrants join the women’s national golf championship at Onwentsia Club Lake Forest next week. The field now includes Mrs. C. D. Barrows of Portland Maine, among others, as announced by United States Golf Association officials.
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New York
Onwentsia Club
Lake Forest
Tls
United States Golf Association
C. D. Barrows
Portland
Maine
Cambridge and Malden boxers eyed for a Boston bout
Efforts are under way to bring Howard McRae of Cambridge and Mickey Brown of Malden together at a nearby Boston club. The two are expected to meet if weights can be arranged.
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Howard McRae
Cambridge
Mickey Brown
Malden
Boston
Red Sox Dominate Athletics 10-2 in Philadelphia
Boston jumps to a 10-2 win led by a new pitcher Ancker and strong batting from Speaker Gardner Lewis Barry Ruth appears as a pinch hitter striking out. Philadelphia’s Schang and Oldring provide late offense, but Boston seals the shutout chance until a late three-base hit by Lapp.
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Boston
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Sox
Athletics
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Hooper
Gardner
Barry
Emery Shore
Shore
Speaker
Gregg
Philadelphians
Red Sox
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Walsh
Hoblitzeil
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Lajoie
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McInnis
Bounder
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Oldring
Malone
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Hobbie
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Connie Mack
Savage
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Ancker
Ruth
Hardener
Larry
Lapp
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Lafole
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Shore Lapp
Jan Vrin
Hoblittzell Schang
MeInnis Ancker
Tapp
Shang Lewis
Thinings
Hoblitzell Lewis
Nallin
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