Cleveland Man Tops Field In Municipal Links Tourney
Nelson Davies of Cleveland led the overall medalists in the Municipal Links championship at Salisbury Country Club Garden City NY August 5 with 147. Ray McAuliffe of Buffalo followed with 148, while El Ross of Cleveland shot 82 in the second round to qualify. New York won the Harding Cup with 616 strokes, led by top finishers from New York and other cities as the field narrowed toward the championship flight.
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Art Gedney
Garden City
Melson Davies
Cleveland
Raymond J. McAuliffe
Buffalo
Walter Murray
St. Louis
One Day Golf Tournament Set For Race Brook Orange
The Connecticut Golf Association will hold a one day event at Race Brook Country Club Orange on Thursday August 6 with 36 hole gross and net prizes and 18 hole prizes. Entries may be made at the first tee before play begins and a low gross 46 hole trophy will be awarded to the player with the most wins, with a minimum of three victories, currently inscribed to Merriman Ross Sweeney and Reid among others.
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New Haven
Connecticut Golf Association
Race Brook Country Club
Orange
B. P. Merriman
Waterbury Country Club
Shutter Meadow
F. D. Ross
Sequin Country Club
Sequin
W. J. Sweeney
Shuttle Meadow
W. K. Reid
Farmington
Wee Burn Golf Club
Double Headers Ahead for Athletics in Cleveland Series
Philadelphia weather halted the Cleveland-Philadelphia game today. Five games remain to be played with Cleveland in the next three days, with doubleheaders planned for tomorrow and Friday if conditions allow.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
Crandall May Join Yankees Amid Trade Rumors
Ed Holly, supervising a large Yankees scouting staff on the Pacific Coast, favors buying Doc Crandall from Los Angeles and Frank O Doul, the East Lake outfielder, though Miller Huggins opposes the O Doul move. The piece notes past near-moves for Vean Gregg and Lefty Grove interest, with Elmer Smith seeking waivers as Cincinnati eyes Vernon and Reds deals.
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Ed. Holly
Yankees
Pacific Coast
Doc
Grandall
Los Angeles
Otey
Giants
Holly
Crandall Lave
Vean Gregg
Seattle
Senators
Merkle
Crandall
Rochester
Chief Bender
White Sox
Red Sox
Frank O'Doul
East Lake
Miller Huggins
Huggins
O'Doul
Boston
Cincinnati
Rnga
Garry Herrmann
Waivers
Davis Cup Trial Play Postponed by Rain at Forest Hills
Trial matches for the American Davis Cup doubles team were postponed due to rain and will resume tomorrow at 4 PM with William T. Tilden and William M. Johnston facing Vincent Richards and R. Norris Williams in a decisive third test. Richards and Williams had defeated Tilden and Johnston earlier, evening the series and boosting competition for tomorrow’s result influencing selections.
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Forest Hills
Wiliam T. Tilden
William M. Johnston
Posina
Vincent Richards
R. Norris Williams
Richardshams
Tilden-Johnston
To~morrow
Davie Cup
Big Six getting better despite pitchers poor says Mathewson
New York August 5 AP Fay says Christy Mathewson, once the Big Six, is recovering at Saranac Lake where he spends time as Boston Braves president. He is in good health and keen on baseball, though unlikely to leave for months. He cautions against blaming the lively ball, noting today’s pitchers can still master the game.
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AP Fay
Christy Mathewson
Boston Braves
Associated Press
Saranac Lake
Adironack Mountain
Mahewson
Matty
Boston
Saranac
Braves
Giants
Former champ sculler to race at Schuylkill regatta
New York Aug 5 Morris K Morris of England and former Diamond Sculls holder will compete in the national regatta at the Schuylkill on Saturday August 8 entered in the single sculls event. Mulcahy secretary notes a record 87 entries. University of Toronto senior eights aim to avenge Cannadian Venley defeat as Walter Hoover Garrett Gilmore and Paul Costell enter the senior single sculls event.
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New York
Morris K Morris
England
Schuylkill
John J. FP. Maulcahy
National Association of Amateur Oarsmen
Morris
Mulcahy
University of Toronto
Penn. A. Co
Walter Hoover
Garrett Gilmore
Paul Costell
Fairfield Legion Juniors boast 14 of 18 games this season
The Fairfield Legion Jr. team reports a 14 win 4 loss mark while inviting Bridgeport area junior squads to challenge them. They seek matchups with New England Cubs Stratford Arrows Franklin Beech Woods Rea Tops and Diamond Cubs with Sundays open for games. Manager Leahy notes Ramblers of Bridgeport displayed poor sportsmanship before a 10 to 5 loss, but Fairfield finished the game.
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Fairfield Legion Jr
Compine
Bridgeport
New England Cubs
Stratford Arrows
Franklins
Beech Woods
Rea
Diamond Cubs
Leahy
Post Road
Ramblers
Jennings Field
Rambler
Flanagan
Rog” Beirne
Handy and Harman Face Du Pont in Twilight League Clash
In Fairfield on Legion field tonight the Handy and Harman nine seek a win over DuPont to tighten the Twilight League race. Slater Gallagher is pitching for Handy as the four-team league nears its stretch run with evenly matched clubs and the DuPont outfit undefeated by every other nine in its engagements.
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Specia
Handy and Harman
DuPont
Legion Field
DuPont and Firemen
Tallenders
Southport Firemen
Slater Gallagher
DuFont
Handy
Greenfield Hill Nine
Greenfield Hill Combine
Greenfield Rooters
Moran
Walter Mills
Mariners
League
DuPont Leads Title Race With Narrow Margin
The circuit standings show DuPont and Southport tied at 3 wins each while Greenfield Hill and Handy and Harman trail at 4 and 2. A pivotal game next Tuesday between DuPont and Southport at Jennings Field could decide the league crown if DuPont wins. A final clash follows Thursday night between Greenfield Hill and Handy and Harman at Legion Field.
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DuPont
Southport
Southport Oines
Jennings Field
Greenfield Hill
Handy
Harman
Legion Field
TruPont
Aang Fandy
Blind Play Wins Saratoga Feature
Blind Play captured the Delaware handicap at Saratoga Springs on August six, with Mad Play second and Big Blaze third. A strong field included Mrs. W. K. Vanderbilt's Sarazen, ridden by Sande, who was the favorite at 11 to 5 but faded to seventh after six furlongs. J. Malden rode the winner, who led from the first quarter and finished in 1.43 4-5.
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Saratoga Springs
Blind Play
Mad Play
Big Blaze
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