Ouimet Shines With Course Record In St Louis Golf Event
Ouimet posted a new course record of 69 and dominated the first day with a 75 in the afternoon, while Guilford and Hunter also posted strong showings. The field featured Briton Armou r and Evans who struggled in spots, and Highlander Egan failed to qualify as 168 edged two others for a single spot.
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Eckwanok
Jesse Guilford
Oulmet
Dr. Jekyl
Mr. Hyde
Boston
Bobby Jones
Jesse
Willie Hunter
Deal Post Office
Ieles
Tommy Armour
England
St. Louis
Gammons
Chick Evans
Evans
Hoyle
Highlander Egan
Seattle
Francis Ouimet
R. FE. Knepper
Sioux City
Robert Jones
Atlanta
Robert Gardner
Chicago
Hoover Bankard
Reginald Lewis
Greenwich
Conn
H. R. Johnston
St. Paul
Eng
Dallas
Clarence Wolff
A. P. Boyd
Chattanooga
Edward Held
J. M. Simpson
Indianapolis
James Manton
L. BE. Brunning
LU. BH. Steil
Joe Wells
Wheeling
John G. Anderson
New York
Roger Lord
Dewey Weber
Albert Seckel
Ben Stein
Prescott Bush
Russell Smith
Portland
Elm
Guilford
Weber
Vv Marston
Harvard Varsity Beats Second Team In 40-Minute Scrimmage
The Harvard varsity football squad defeated its second team in a 40 minute session yesterday afternoon. Charlie Buell kicked a dropkick after 15 minutes from a tough angle. Eskie Clark scored after intercepting a pass on the 40 yard line and returning 60 yards for a touchdown.
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Harvard
Charlie Buell
Eskie
Clark
Tilden Retains Crown In U S Tennis Title
William T. Tilden II of Philadelphia wins the 40th annual United States Tennis Association singles championship, defeating Wallace F. Johnson 6-1 6-3 6-1 in the final in a reported record 43 minutes.
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Philadelphia
William T. Tilden
Wallace F. Johnson
United States Tennis Association
Tilden Stamps 1922 Tennis Promise With Dominant Win
Tilden superbly defeated Johnson this afternoon, using swift service and precise returns to dominate play. The victory pushes Tilden toward retaining the championship urn, aligning him with past champions and signaling a likely repeat of his 1921 win.
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Johnson
Maurice E. McLoughlin
R. Norris Williams
William M. Johnston
William A. Larned
R. Lindley Murray
Wilden
Roderick Returns to BC Eleven After Midseason Talk
Ben Roderick BC half back and hero of the Georgetown and Holy Cross games is returning to the Cavs. A wire from Ohio confirms he will report to Coach Cavanaugh at University Heights for the afternoon football session.
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Ben Roderick
Boston College
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Holy Cross
Cav
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Roderick
Frank Reynolds
Ohio
Cavanaugh
Johnny Herman Wins Over Walter Butler in Lynn Bout
Johnny Herman of Allentown defeated Walter Butler of Revere in a ten round decision at Lynn last night. Herman dominated with upper cuts and infighting to take control most of the bout.
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Johnny Herman
Walter Butler
Allentown
Revere
Lynn
Herman
Butler
Jack Scully
South Boston
Billy Nelson
Brockton
Billy Brewster
Tom French
Rochester
N. Y
F French
Johnny Murphy
New Haven
Tom Isaacs
Saugus
N E A A U Admits Chelsea Brockton Teams
The NFEA A A U admitted Chelsea A A, Brockton Eagles, Howard BC, BU, Mass Aggies, MIT, War Tech, Maine and Bowdoin to membership last night. Elected officers include William Cuddy treasurer JL Johnson vice president J Frank Fagey secretary treasurer Frank McGrath handicapper.
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A. A
Brockton Eagles
Howard
B. C
B. U
Mass. Aggies
War. Tech
Maine
Bowdoin
William Cuddy
JL. Johnson
J. Frank Fagey
Frank McGrath
Dundee Wins by a Narrow Margin in 10-Round Bout
Johnny Dundee of New York barely edged Philadelphia rival Joe Tiplitz in a 10 round windup at Fenway A A Courtney arena. Fans booed officials as Dundee, slowed by age, survived a challenging fight marked by Tiplitz’s sharp left hook and aggressive ring work.
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New York
Joe Tiplitz
Philadelphia
Dundee
Fenway
A. A. Courney
Freddie Madden
East Shoston
Frankie Conway
Conway
Madden
Tiplits
Tiplitz
Joe
Red” McNeil
South Boston
McNeil
Carlo Armstrong
Barney Rivers
Woonsocket
Tommy Rawson
East Boston
Rawson
Rhode Islander
Tigers Rally Past Yankees 10-6 in Eight Inning Burst
Detroit overcame a tight game to defeat New York 10 to 6 as an eight-run rally in the eighth showcased hits against Mays Shawkey and Hoyt. Seabury Seer Schang muff helped propel Detroit with five late runs, while Ruth struggled in five at bats.
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Detroit
Mays
Shawkey
Hoyt
Schang
Ruth
A. B. Detroit
A . Miller
P Eeereer
QUIDM
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Ateeeree
Indians Open Vital Three Game Series With Red Sox
Tris Speaker and the Cleveland Indians face the Red Sox in a crucial three game set. The teams chase a pennant with the Yankees close behind as Boston and Cleveland battle for momentum before a trip to New York for a key series at the Polo Grounds.
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Cleveland Indians
Red Sox
Indians
Yankees
Speke
Boston
New York
Polo Grounds
Reds falter as Braves triumph 9 to 6 in Cincinnati
The Reds built a solid lead through three innings but faltered late as the Braves surged to a 9 to 6 victory in Cincinnati. Braves offense rallied behind key hits to pull ahead after a tight early start.
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Cincinnati
Reds
Braves
Cards Clean Up Cellar Champs
Batted for Hubbell in the ninth for St. Louis against Philadelphia. McHenry hit a two-base, Lavan a three-base, Williams a hit, with Jim Smith Mueller and a double play Stock to Hornsby to Fournier. Haines walked four, Hubbell one. Haines struck out four, Hubbell once. Umpires Brennar and Hart. Time 1h 35m.
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Rixey
Coumbe
Reds
John Boott
McQuillan
Tony Boeckel
Barbare
Powell
Nixon
Eppa
Nicholson
Bar- Dare
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Holke
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Reott
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St Louis
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Kalamazoo Browns
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Elerbe
Sisler
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Mahonee
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Lavan
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Haines
Kenetchy
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Hart
Jack Smith
Eee Hornsby
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Lavad
Verreeese Clemons
Eeeree Haines
Peters
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Baseball Matchups Across Leagues Today
In the American League Cleveland visits Boston while St. Louis plays New York Detroit faces Philadelphia and Chicago plays Washington. In the National League Boston challenges St. Louis Brooklyn meets Pittsburg New York travels to Chicago and Philadelphia visits Cincinnati.
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Bantam bout ends in twelve round draw in New York
Wee Wee Willie Spencer from Chinatown and Jabez White of Albanyue fought a gruelling twelve round draw tonight in New York. The bantam contenders traded blows with relentless effort as both aimed to finish with a knockout.
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New York
Wee Wee Willie Spencer
Chinatown
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