Grays Take Two to Lead, Mericans Fall in South
VIDENCH June 4 Providence beat the Mericans 4 3 in a two day league clash. Hour and Lennon pitched in a tight duel with Hour allowing a late two run burst in the sixth inning. Spaid played strong defense while Grimes and Cooney spark a Bridgeport win. Pittsfield beat Hartford 8 3 after a slow start. Springfield exploded for seven runs in the third and seventh innings to top Worcester 7 4.
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Providence
Grimes
Lennon
Hour
Spaid
Bridg Veport
Jase Donahue
Teavis
Cooney
Braun
K. Grimes
Carr
Doubica
Aid
Jgannon
Cher
Sweatt
Bridgeport
Yim
Rft
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Goodridge
Harter
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Wallace
Flaherty
Meyerjack
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Hartford
Devine
Messenger
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Tilman Schelling
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McGraw and Baker clash over Sicking ownership
In New York at the Polo Grounds on June 4 a heated exchange occurred between Joan McGraw Giants vice president and manager and William Baker Philadelphia club president. McGraw claimed he only loaned Sicking to Philadelphia to cover for Bancroft's injury and said Baker was trying to keep him.
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New York
New York Nationals
Philadelphia
Polo Grounds
Joan McGraw
Giants
William Baker
McGrosy
Sicking
Bancroft
Baker
Patchwork of 1920s jibes and memories echo in commentary
Fragmented lines reflect a 1920s newspaper column lampooning politics, Prohibition era quirks, war aftermath, and social changes. It mocks figures like Kaiser and the U S army, notes humidity and trains, and spins satirical takes on fashion, beer, and public life with a breezy, slangy tone.
Water Carnival Planned By Miamogue Yacht Club
The Miamogue Yacht Club at foot of Seaview Avenue plans a saltwater water carnival from June 22 to June 21. Preparations at the clubhouse and grounds are under way to host numerous attractions. Entertainment committee members include Frank Kreamer as chairman and William Page as secretary, with H Schultze Joseph Williams Frank Hayman N Iverson George Frisble Richard Frost Richard Hayes William Hughes John O'Donnell and Walter Flannagan.
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Miamogue Yacht Club
Seaview Avenue
William Hughes
John O'Donnell
Walter Flannagan
Walker from Columbia caps medal in Metropolitan tourney at Brooklawn
Columbia University captain Lucien Walker Jr. edged Gardiner White to win medal in the Metropolitan qualifying at Brooklawn Country Club. Heat and lengthy 36 holes pushed scores, with Walker firing 76-74 for a total 150 as 22 qualifiers crossed the boundary.
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Brooklawn
Garden City
Gardiner White
Lucien Walker, Jr
Columbia University
Staten Island
Walker
Brooklawn Amateurs Record Falls at Lakewood Meet
Golf roundup at Brooklawn covers Brooklawn amateurs lakewood event with Gardiner White breaking the course record with a 73 in the morning, John Stearns tying it in the afternoon. W. Parker Seeley and Oswald Kirkby show mixed progress while Ned Sawyer and Grantland Rice peers compete amid heat and tough greens.
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W. M. Reekir
Scotchman
Lakewood
John N. Stearns
Princeton
Brooklawn
Gardiner White
John M. Stearns
W. Parker Seeley
White
Parker Seeley
Connecticut
Marston
Frank
Newton
Staten Island
Boston
Aloay
Frank Hoyt
Ehim
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Ned Sawyer
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Topping
Georgy A. Dixon
Bowers
C. G. Walda
Tendler Knocks Out Chaney in First Round Fight
In Philadelphia June 4 Lew Tendler lightweight champion defeated George Chaney of Baltimore in one minute twelve seconds of the first round. Tendler opened with rapid jabs and a right to Chaney’s chin, followed by a hard right to the jaw and a left, sending Chaney to the mat for the count.
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Philadelphia
Lew Tandler
George Chaney
Baltimore
Tandler
Johnny Dundee
New York
Joe ‘Tinllts
Harry Pierce
Brooklyn
Matt Brack
Cleveland
Youls
Shibbepar
Yale Oarsmen Row Six Miles In Speedy Fashion
Yale Varsity crew completed a six mile trial upstream on the Thames with the first three halves in 2 minutes 30 seconds, finishing swiftly on the return run. Freshmen eight tested, water smooth, Churchill Peters back at stroke imminent, Coach Abbott optimistic. Southport A C issues challenge to Connecticut clubs in youth events.
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YALES
Fierry
Conn
Jung
Yale Varsity
Thaynes
Girvam
Tvo
Te Gacon d’ Varsity
Blue Garsmen
Churchill Peters
New Haven
Abbott
Drawings for Match Play Feature Even Split
The drawings for the match play today distribute the strongest players evenly between the upper and tower halves ensuring competitive action through to the finals. Matches include Seeley versus Gwathney Benn versus Marston Proal versus Sullivan Rice versus Whittle Anderson versus Kerr Walker versus Chapman Hoyts Ward Carbart versus Abbb e Second Sixteen Hollander versus Benton Lath Newton Rhett versus Hubbard Kirkby versus Poinsette Smith versus Studdard Reekig versus Parrish Stearns versus Sawyer Topping versus Dixon
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AL. Walker, Jr
Richmond
Gardiner W. White
Nassau
W. M. Reekie
Upper Montclair
J. N. Stearns, Jr
Max R. Marston
iGeorge A. Dixon) Jr
D. B. Sawyer
Siwanoy
Oswald Kirkby
Inglewood
Henry J. Topping
Greenwich
J. Tr. &. Hubbard
Brooklawn
Garden City
S. R
Hollander
James OG
Parrish, Jr
A. F Poinsette
AR Ao Shy
J. D. Chapman
Cornelius N. Smith, Jr
Ardsley
Atustol
F R. H. Gwaltney
Bal Ly Hose
S. D. Bowers
A. BE. Ranney
Trank Barton
Marine and Weld No
Chas. van Vleck, Jr
George T. Brokaw
Piping Rock
A. J. Mendes Sivanoy
Rockaway Hunt
I. Appleton A Hen
Baltistol
CG. van Clief
Richmond County
Jonathan Grout
Ton. Adama
Cherry Valley
A. B. W. Nash
G. L. Ferman
Lanne
J. Graharm
Artemus Jlolin Ts
Wee Burn
Carl Timpson
Rockaway Flint
Tallis Adams
Essex County
L., Bloodgood
Cherry Valles
Canfield
A. H. Pogson
Fox Hills
Arthur Wrenn
Arthur Wrenn, 6Rooklawn 47 5d 106; 48 Qi 57T— 208 George C. Gerrish, Brooklawn
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Sanford Stoddard
den City
M. L
Peary
Gar
D. Strang
Inc
Seeley
Gwathney
Benn
Marston
Proal
Sullivan
Rice
Whittle
Anderson
Kerr
Walker
Chapman
Hoyts
Ward
Carbart
Abbbe
Benton
Lath Newton
Rhett
Hubbard
Kirkby
Poinsette
Smith
Studdard
Reekig
Parrish
Stearns
Sawyer
Topping
Dixon
Chick Evans to Defend His Title Open Championship Start Date Set
New York June report confirms national open golf championship entries and pairings after a postwar revival. Charles Chick Siggans of Chicago, runner up to Walter Hagen in 1914, last held the title in 1916 and will defend as the event returns at Brae Burn, West Newton, Massachusetts starting June 19.
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Ned Sawyer
Z ‘ Grantland Hice
New York
Howard 3. Whitney
U. S- Golf Assocition
Charles Chick’ Sigans
Chicago
Walter Hagen
Minneapolis
Haverford
Penna
Brae Burn Court
West Newton
Mass
Yanks Clean Up With Mackmen and Nanikees
Philadelphia beat New York 10 to 7 in a Mackmen sweep as passes and errors set up well placed hits. Peckinpaugh homered into the left field bleachers, Roth had four hits in five at bats, and Nelson allowed seven runs as the Phillies defeated the Giants.
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Nanikees
Athletics
Philadelphia
New York
Philadelphias
Roth
Peeckinpaugh
Ul Peckinpaugh
Baker
Q Lewis
Lf & Pipp
Pratt
Bodie
Wannah
Nelson
Russell
Ehalvadie Spell Asay
Po Witt
Pipp
Bodley
Hannah
Walker
Lewis
Thomes
Peckinpaugh
Rogers
Naylor
Bakes
McAvoy
Grover
Red Sox
Senators
Washington
Boston
Robertson
Thompson
Willard Stops Sparring Partner in Toledo Bout
In Toledo on June 4 Jess Willard extended his sparring to four rounds and knocked out a partner. Monahan, in Willard’s camp on furlough, boxed Willard for the first time in months and collapsed after two minutes. Willard claimed the partner slipped but a sharp left jab and straight right ended the exchange.
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Marston
Maxwell Marston
Walker
Toledo
Ohio
Jess Willard
Walter Monehan
Willard
Monahan
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Stoddard, Lard, Hubbard and Abbott
Brooklawn Golfers
Quality
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Mericans
Grays
Wnall
Ray’ Grimes
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Sfield
Jone
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Waters
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Redmond
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McGraw
Ree
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Woody
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Tome
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Constantinople
U. S. Army
W. L. Douglas
Wien
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Sam J. Graham
Graham
John
Uye
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Max R. Matst
Tendler Kaynes Chaney
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YALE
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Rosebuds
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Royal
Chick Evans
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Los Ling
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