English state champion Haviland and Mott enter tourney opening Thursday
Brooklawn Country Club hosts the third annual Brooklawn Invitation with 126 entrants from across the region led by Paul Haviland, FK English, and Sid W. Matt. The three day event includes 18 hole qualifying, match play rounds, and flights culminating in prizes for low gross, low net, and flight winners.
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Doffers
Canada
Brooklawn Country Club
Metropolit
Connecticut
Paul Hevuland
F K. English
Waterbury
Sid W. Matt
Bridgeport
W. Barker Beeley
Robert L. Smith
Poughkeepsie
New York
Smith Brothers Cough Drop
Mr Smith
Brooklawn
Brooklawn Club
L. Mills
T. N. Stevens
H. Buncombe
C. A. Peel
William Leahy
Herber Beers
Newtown
F. S. Ashmun
A. F. Veness
B. F. Ashman
C. P. Ricketts
T. R Gordon
R. P. Quinn
Westcott Houghton
Russell Cate
C. C
George S. Hawley
P. Senior
A. BR. Robertson
H. H. Davis
Danbury
J. H. Brooks
Fred Harrison
Harry Slayton
Rk. L. Nichols
New Haven
Williamy Coney
John Sismon
Garden City
Talbot
W. H. Prowbridge
Cohauset
G. H. Balswin
J. T. L. Hubbard
K. English
H. W. Barker
Carl Mueller
A. LeFavre
Alpheus Winter
W. G. Phiel
Jersey City
R. O. Jackson
George McLaughlin
Paul Fitzpatrick
Rye
Paull Havilana
T. H. Coonan
J. P. Willams
Bridgepord
E L. Good
Glenbrook
H. D. Windt
Great Barrington
D. Blodget
Dwight Co. Wheeler
L. Weadon
Joseph O'Connor
E. C. Stanley
Ben Thompkins
George Colt
W. Ricketts
Toronto
E. Cc. Wilmot
David Hayes
E. N. Hayes
Peter Coyne
H. Curley
Donald H. Choate
C W. Stephens
Veness
W. Wheeler, Jr
H B. Naramore
Jarvis Williams, Jr
G. D. Lyford
E. &. Wolfe
Sid W. Mott
T. L. Trelease
G. Trelease
John L. Beardsley
A Coulter
C. A. Phelps
H. W. Hott
H. D. Strong
D. F. Wheeler
A. Wolner
Jennings
J. W. Hefner
J. A. MacLennon
Everett Japp
RL. Smith
A. Simpson
Shorehaven
D. Lewis
W. Iner
Matuuronick
George C. Tenney
G. Durfee
A. Reatlein
Hartford
H.R Philbrick
J. K. Willams
G. C Jones
B. W. Jones
New York City
J. G. Day
L Gillespie
Morristown
N. J
Savoys and Hearts Win Junior Battles
The league leading Savoys and the Sacred Hearts won in Junior Recreation league games yesterday. Savoys beat St Cyril’s 7 to 0 and Sacred Heart Holy Names defeated the Orioles 12 to 1. Easterns topped Rosebuds 9 to 0, and A R S Juniors beat Brooklowns 3 to 2 in 10 innings. Michael Sassagona, league supervisor, announced Rosebuds were dropped and Original Ortalas added.
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Savoys
Sacred Hearts
St Cyril's
Sacred Heart Holy Names
Orioles
Easterns
Rosebuds
Brooklowns
Michael Sassagona
Trosebuds
Ortalas
Jake Liptak Wins Opening Golf Match at Beardsley Park
Jake Liptak, once a top city amateur baseball player, turns to golf with partner "Ss" for two rounds at Beardsley Park. He claims victory though details are unclear. Liptak abandons baseball for good amid fading pro prospects.
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Jake Liptak
Jake
Beardsley Park
Tiptek
Ponies Split Twin Contests In Waterbury
Waterbury hosts a doubleheader with Springfield. The Ponies win the first game 5 to 4 on Nidergall’s three with two on in the eighth. The Brasscos take the second 5 to 2 as McCarthy delivers a bases loaded single in the sixth. Rain halted the finale in the seventh. Sensational catches by Paul Johnson and Bedford’s batting highlighted.
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Waterbury
Associated Press
Springfield
Brasscos
Nidergall
McCarthy
Elwood Smith
Benes i
Brassco
Paul Johnson
Bedford
Jamieson
Summa
Spurgeon
Burns
J Sewell
L. Sewell
Albert
Henes
Jacobson
Lutzke
Herrera
Buckeye
Johnson
Karr
P Bedford
Pal Mahnken
MacPhet
Detroit
Iiebergall c
E Martin
Warner
Gehringer
Manuch
Fothergill
Tieilmann Rt
Purcell
Neun
Bituberger
Tavener
Slayback
Woodall
Gill
Collins
Barron
Rf Carroll
Comiskey
Wingo
Z Smith
Stee McCarthy
Lars
Carroll
Lynch
Cleveland
Ambrose
Smith
Noun
Manush
Heilmann
Jamie
MacPheeson
Jewel
Simith
Martin
Daece Buckeye Zellars
Benes
Nicbergall
Boron Ta McCarther
I Carrol
Witson
Pase
Waterby
Batls
Elias Thi Colina
Lin
Mertiun
Gul
Carrell
Hilt
Carrall
Witpleh
Zenars
Conrey Wilda
Detroit Tigers fall as Indians win ten to nine
Detroit's seven game winning streak ends when Cleveland defeats the Tigers 10 to 9 in a high hitting contest. Both starters failed to finish and pitching changes came early as Rip Collins exited in the sixth and Buckeye lasted only to the ninth before Karr finished the frame.
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Detroit
Indians
Associated Press
Cleveland
Tigers
Rip Collins
Buckeye
Karr
Reds Nose Out Pirates 9–4 in Close Game
Cincinnati defeated Pittsburgh 9 to 4 as Critz delivered a two base hit driving in Allen. Lee Konersman of Latonia Ky was knocked unconscious by a line drive foul from Lucas in the fifth inning and taken to a hospital with non serious injuries. Cronin contributed a three run error plagued sixth inning as Reds overcame miscues with timely scoring.
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Cincinnati
Associatia Press
Piltsburg
Critz
Allen
Lee Konersman
Latonia
Spectator
Lucas
Konersman
Cronin
Reds
Pittsburgh
Au Waner
Cronk
P. Waner
Traynor
Grantham
Barnhart
Te Harris
IL Gooch
Dawson
Dressen
Zilazmann
Walker
Bressler
Crite
Oritz
Gooch
Wuner
Harris
Rhyne
Quigley, Wilson
Puttman
Bookmaker Kept Out of Dempsey Quarters
Saratoga Springs New York July Remy Dew former fight manager and bookmaker of national repute drifted into town to visit Jack Dempsey but was denied the privilege due to the champion's secret workout. Dorr from Around New York says odds favor Snarkey about 8 to 5 if the veteran can show form.
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Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Remy Dew
National Repute
Jack Dempsey
New York
Dorr
Major League Records for the Week Highlight Wins and Runs
New York July 3 The Associated Press reports the week's major league records across teams including wins losses runs hits errors opponents runs and home runs with summaries covering games up to Saturday.
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New York
Associated Press
Giants Nose Out Braves Twice in Twin Encounters
The New York Giants edged the Boston Braves 6 to 5 in the first game and 8 to 7 in the nightcap, with Reese driving in the decisive run as the Braves rallied early. Barnes relieved, Benton started, then Fay Thomas and Clarkson closed out wins. Robbins, Lindstrom, Housh, Hornsby and Jackson contributed key hits for New York.
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Giants
Braves
New York
Associated Press
Roush
Reese
Barnes
Henry
Hoston
Benton
Fay Thomas
Sanger
Clarkson
Oiston
Lindstrom
Mueller
Housh
of Hornsby
Terry
Jackson
Harper
Devermer
F. Thomas
Songer
H. Thomas
Taylor
Boston
J. Smith
Devormer
Welsh
Burrus
Hornsby
Farrel
Tery
Bancroft
Lefy
Gildsmith
Edwards
Mills
Goldsmith
Thomas
Hill
Gubson
Gardon
O'Day
Moran
Po Gautreau
Oi Moore
Or McNamara
Maun
Rf Farrell
D. Smith
Hogan
Ra Brown
R. Smith
Hite
Reardos
R Bancroft
Rf Welsh
Farrell
Finrus
Hiph
Brown
A Mann
Gibson
C Goldsmith
Hdwards
Senators Win Streak Highlight Week in Baseball Action
New York July 3. Seven victories without a defeat marked the Washington Senators progress into second in the American League last week. The Harriamen scored more than one run per two hits and limited opponents to 96 runs. Yankees climbed, aided by Athletes and Red Sox losses, with seven wins and one loss as Detroit mirrored the Yankees’ pace. Giants pitching weakness noted as National League week summary.
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New York
Associated Press
Washington Senators
Harriamen
Philadelphia
Butt
Washington
Yankees
Athletica
Boston Red Sox
Detroit
New York Giants
McGraw
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Giants
Chicago Cubs
Chicago
Cardinals
St. Louisians
Preas
Washington Senatore
Real Club
Victoy
Bab Ruth
Gebrit
Gese Hinalo
iLagzers
Washingon
Lisenbee
Scriom
Acoce
Mohicans Buds and Ar Win Senior City League Games
In Seaside Park yesterday the Mohican, A R S and Sokol Rosebud nines won in the Senior City League. Mohicans beat the Berkshires 10 to 3 behind pitching from Jacoba and Clarke. A R S defeated St Charles 9 to 2 as St Charles rallied for two runs in the 7th. White Eagles fell 7 to 4 to Sokol Rosebuds with August collecting 11 hits while Sokol Rosebuds piled 12 safeties off Kolman.
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Mohican
Sokol Rosebud
Seaside Park
Mohicans
Jacoba
Clarke
Berkshires
St. Charles
White Eagles
Sokol Rosebuds
Eagles
Kolman
Jacobs
Iamstrand
Drew
Ene Pond
Senators End Yankees Streak 6 5 Victory
Johnny Saxon of Bridgeport and Dempsey sparring partners suffered a harsh session with former champion Jack Dempsey in Saratoga Springs last night after the Yankees lost to the Senators 6 to 5. Ruth homered in the rout.
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Johnny Saxon
Bridgeport
Jack Dempesey
Saratoga Springs
Johnny
Dempsey
Jack
Cubs Beat McGraws 7 4 in Chicago Showdown
Chicago toppled Bob McGraw 7 to 4 as Charley Root earned his 14th win. Webb and Hartnett sparked the Cubs attack while Schulte homered for St. Louis with a man aboard in the fourth. Root held the visitors to six hits in the six innings.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Bob McGraw
Louis
Webb
Hartnett
Cubs
Charley Root
Schulte
Frisch Leads Big Eight. Ruth Advances in Standings
Providence report shows Francie Frisch of the Cardinals atop the big salaried list with a .380 average. Babe Ruth gains to fourth as Hornsby and Cobb follow, with other leaders including Speaker Roush and Collins in close pursuit. The Associated Press notes late games shaping the rankings and a few minor league updates follow.
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New York
Associated Press
Babe Ruth
Francie Frisch
Cardinals
Hornsby
Cobb
AB. R. H. Pc. Frisch
Giants
Athletics
Ruth
Yankees
Ast Speaker
Senators
Collins
Roush
Kelly
Reds
New York Pair Captures Connecticut Mixed Doubles Title
Miss Mayme MacDonald and Edgar Dawson of New York won the Connecticut mixed doubles championship at the New Canaan Country Club defeating Mrs Helen Falk of Crestwood New Jersey and Anton Van Bermuth of New York 6-4 7-5 in the final. The event included rounds featuring Falk and Von Bermuth, MacDonald and Dawson, and other local players, with several close set results throughout.
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Mayme MacDonald
Edgar Dawson
New Canaan
Associated Press
New York
Connecticut
New Canaan Country Club
Helen P.falk
Crestwood
N. J
Anton van Bermuth
Helene P. Falk
Edgar
Danaon
Vireginia Rice
Boston
John Judson
Franklin ©. Ross
Mule Jer
John Bailey
Falk
von Bermudh
Paul Martin
Beryl Robinson
Bermuda
George Stadell
Stamford
William T. Helm
Victor Graymont
Fal
von Bermuth
Auc Robinson
Mr. Stadell
Miss MacDonald
Mr. Dawson
Ross
Mueller
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Dineen
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Nallin
Providence
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Felk
Sarah McLean
Bronxville
Marshall McLean
Mrs. Falk
Mr. von Bermuth
Barnum
the Atlantic Refining CO
Bishop Aven
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