Hutchinson Leads Inverness Open Qualifying With 69
Jock Hutchinson fired a course record 69 to lead the Inverness Open qualifying, with Hagen, Vardon, Evans and Jones close behind. The field includes Ted Ray and other Open contenders, as amateurs and professionals chase spots for the championship through Tuesday’s final rounds. Hutchinson’s 69 sparks talk of a possible Open title as top players battle the demanding Inverness layout.
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Giants Sweep Pirates In Doubleheader Comeback
New York Giants win both games of a doubleheader against Pittsburgh, scoring six to ten in the first and six to five in the second. Bowe ten and Douglas pitched well for the Giants, with Douglas removed after facing eleven hits in the second game. Spencer plated three runs on a triple and Doyle added a run on a single.
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Athletics Pound Dauss Hard And Defeat the Tigers 13-4
Detroit game report: Philadelphia offense pounds Dauss for 13 runs despite Tigers five errors. Key hits include Diusx Dykes Cobb and Veach with two base hits, while Dauss allows eight hits and strikes out eight. Roster notes and fielding miscues contribute to the visitors’ big win.
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Dineen
Evans
FREUPERS BEAT DRIVERS IN AMERICAN RAILWAY EXPRZAS GAME
The Helpere of the American Railway Expras defeated the Drix ers Saturday afternoon by a score not stated. The former team will play the company team in New York Saturday. All players to report for practice tonight in lane New York. Numerous player names and odd figures listed as part of the box score.
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Minerva Marvel Referred to Comiskey by Ted Sullivan
The report says Ted Sullivan a Chicago White Sox figure and Ed Watsha friend recommended acquisition of Minerva Marvel to Comiskey. Jiminy Jelley hints pay may come before season end while Andy Coakley resists discussing any interest in a league player at Moogera with no clear confirmation.
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White Sox beat Washington to take fourth straight
Chicago won 2 to 1 extending their streak as Brickgan faltered in the seventh. Zachary relieved and a clutch single saved the visitors from Beere. Leibold, Shanka, and Rath produced early hits with base runners stranded, while Washington left seven on base.
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Albany rallies to beat New Haven in laghth inning
Albany defeated New Haven 5 to 1 after rallying in the eighth inning. Harn pitched well for Albany while Braussen’s sealing featured the offense. Stolen bases by Stimpson and Herring highlighted a rough game for New Haven as Brown and Murn yielded the runs.
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Champs Rally Past Ponies In Seven In Uphill Win
Pittsfield defeated Springfield 6 to 4 in an uphill affair. A seven inning rally produced four runs in the seventh off Mayberry, lifting Pittsfield to the victory. Adams, Jordan, Kelleher and Snover led Pittsfield with key hits as Springfield stranded ten runners.
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Yanks Escaped In Extra Innings To Beat Indians
Yankees win 7-4 in ten innings in Cleveland as Maye drives in decisive run and Mays sets up rally. Ruth injures knee early, but New York mounts late offense with key two-base hits from Ruth and May. Cleveland’s Smith hits a two-run shot. Bagby yields late damage.
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Benny Kauff to Jump to Massillon Report
Report states Benny Kauff is expected to report to Massillon to join the Central Steel club as an outfielder. George Texter, manager of the team, allegedly used salary leverage and transfer talks involving Toronto and the Giants to entice the star.
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Bogash Signs Document in Large Fight Bout
Disjointed OCR text shows Bogash signing a document tied to a major bout. Mentions Boris Mogash, Britton, and a series of names and numbers. Referee not named, contract left blank. unclear details and multiple garbled phrases.
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Four Doubles in Newport Net Tourney Amid Bad Conditions
In Newport the Casino Lawn Tenm tournament saw four doubles matches and no singles due to rain and soft courts. Davis Cup pair R N Williams II and Richard Marte beat Craig Bidele and Garland in four sets, while Harte and Williams impressed with cross volleys. Davis and Roland Roberts defeated C M Buller and T R Pollip as A W Johnston and L Grittin won in singles, and Bates with William Rose also won straight sets.
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Seaside G Ready For Danbury Shoot August 14
Seaside Gun Club prepares to send a team to the fourth Connecticut registered trapshooting tournament in Danbury on August 14 under the auspices of the Connecticut association. Over $200 in trophies. Events include 160 target registered program, distance handicaps at 2h targets, handicap at 23 pairs, and a state team race. Prizes include a fine trophy, women’s prize, and professional trophy. Championship of Ridgefield Danbury and Fairfield county will be decided.
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Jack Burke
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William Mehlhorn
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Charex Howard Lea
Detroit
James West
New York
Wiliam Kidd
Minneapole
O'Brian
Pittsburgh
J. Douglas Edgar
Atlanta
C. W. Hackney
Atlantic City
Ton Kerrigan
George Sargent
Columbus
Otto Hackborth
Cincinnat
Peter-Wilsh
Butler
Chas
Wall
Birmingham
Charles Thor
Heerison Johnstes
Toledo
Wiltte
MacFhyr
Yesec
Danbury
Riggefeld
Sanbury
Fairfield County
Moosers Win Ed Stauffer Pitches No-Hit Threat Near Top
The Moosers defeated Waterbury as Lehigh’s Stauffer led on the mound. Hart, Cosgrove, and Brackett contributed in the field while Williams and Walsh provided timely hits. A near-home run sequence and a chain net incident marred the game before play continued. Continned on Page 7
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Nutter Suspended Indefinitely by New Haven Club
Near Haven August 11. Nutter, outfielder for the New Haven Eastern league team Was suspended indefinitely by club management for indifferent playing after a game here. Nutter leads the league in batting.
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American Association Chicago Aug iin No Games
American Association in Chicago lists no games scheduled for today due to unspecified reasons. No teams, venues, or dates provided beyond the August note.
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