Connecticut Golf Association 21st annual championship results
League standings show New York 2, Chicago 1, Brooklyn 5, Pittsburgh 2, Philadelphia 3, Cincinnati 0, Boston 6, St. Louis 2. Brook Town Country club hosts the 21st annual CT Golf Assoc tournament with 36 golfers including Seeley, Minor, Hovey, Wheeler, Hubbard, and Phelps. Final medalist ties Seeley and Hovey at 160 after 36 holes. match draws list first-round pairings and start times from 10:15 to 11:10 with names like Bigelow, Waldo, Minor, Wheeler, and Phelps.
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Brook Town Country Club
Connecticut Golf Association
Bridgeportera
Brooklawn
W. Parker Seeley
R. S. Minor
Wheeler
Hubbard
Winter
Strong
Field
Waldo
Phelps
Seeley
Hovey
Minor
Holland
Abbott and
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R. G. Bigelow
C. G. Waldo
W. C. MacDonald
P. Merriman
A. F. Pierson
J. H. Alcorn
A. Holmes
R. Cook
N.wheeler
RD. Sanford
R. N. Lewis
H. D. Strong
A. E. Ranney
H. English
W. P. Seeley
F. J. English
C. P. Taft
H. S&s. White
W. F. Whittemore
W. A. Jackson
W. H. Monagan
J. Fields
C. A. Phelps
He Hovey
Fe Holtana
A. H. Hart
W. J. Sweeney
Utes
R. Abbott
W. F. Faussett
A. Winter
J. T. L. Hubbard
New Haven
Serle
Abbott
Davis
Corn
Zhamerman
Sargent Ingish
Sweeney
Whaples
Pease
Booth
Greenwich
Lewis
Ranney
Chapman
Carhart
Topping
Waterbury
Merriman
White Engian
H S. White
Bryan
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Pierson
Holmes
Hamilton
Biglow
Hartford
Jackson
Cook
Whittemore
Rothwell
Richfield
Japp
Beers
Irving
Youngs
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Fassett French
Patterson
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Tobin
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Baseball Scores From Major League Action
Standings include New York ahead of St. Louis after New York 6 St. Louis 3. Cleveland outlasted Boston 7 6 in 14 innings. Chicago shutout Philadelphia 7 0. Washington defeated Detroit 5 2. Pittsburgh faced Brooklyn, Cincinnati met Philadelphia, and St. Louis played Chicago.
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New York
St. Louis
Cleveland
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Washington
Detroit
W. L
Ws Ag
Boston E
St Louis
Poce
Bender Shuts Down Bridgeport as New Haven Wins
Chief Bender was in rare form for New Haven’s 3 1 victory over Bridgeport. In the ninth he struck out two after bases loaded with one out, while fans were urged not to hurl ereres at the pitcher. Nutter Shay Stimpson Weafer McGowan Nagle Brackett Emerick Ray Grimes Skiff Lai Orr Lennon Herring Walsh and Umpires McDonald Kuhn are listed in the box score.
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Chief Bender
Bridgeport
New Haven
Bender
Walsh
Ereres
Abr
H Po Ae Nutter
Shay
Stimpson
If Ball
Torphy
Weafer
McGowan
Ay Nagle
Nagle
Dagese
Orr
Lennon
Herring
McDonald
Kuhn
Armory battle sets two old scores in Riverside arena
Tonight at the Armory A A promoters present a main bout between Steady Steadman and Johnny Red Allen as local fans expect a hammer. The card also features Young Joe Hall vs Young McDonald and Young Luby vs Leo Johnson with Jim Bones facing Kid Viarney and Andy Parker as referee.
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Steady Steadman
Johnny
Red” Allen
Armory A. A
Joe Hall
McDonald
Luby
Leo Johnson
Jim Bones
Kid Viarney
Andy Parker
Ledoux and Burman Box a Fast Draw in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia last night Charles Ledoux of France and Joe Burman of Chicago fought an eight round draw with Burman pressing most rounds. Ledoux excelled at long range and kept distance. Also Carl Tremaine defeated Carl Puryear and Joe Weiling beat George Chaney in other eight round bouts.
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Philadelphia
Charles, Ledoux
France
Joe Burman
Chicago
Burman
Carl Tremaine
Cleveland
Carl Puryear
Baltimore
Joe Weiling
K. C
George Chaney
Brooklyn Handicap Big Feature at Aqueduct Opens
Seven of the best horses in the Brooklyn Handicap drawn for the mile and a furlong race with entries including The Porter Exterminator Honitate Mad Hatter Lantus and Wildatt weigh in with jockeys listed though some weights and names are garbled in the OCR. The $5 000 feature marks Aqueduct’s opening day attractions.
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Brooklyn
Porter
O'Brien
Wee Rice Honitace
Sande
Mad Hatter
Fator Lantus
Ccectmas
Tuenop sCirrus
Kummer Wildatt
Ambrose
Olympic trapshooters sail for England on Fort Victoria
The U S trapshooting team to compete in the Olympic field sailed yesterday from Salem aboard the Fort Victoria. Captain Jay Clark Jr of Worcester stated that members would also shoot in the English championship before traveling to Antwerp for the Olympic Games.
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Heston
United States
England
Fort Victoria
Jay Clark, Jr
Worcester
Antwerp
Mackmen Hold New Losing Streak Ends Eastward Trip
The Mackmen move east after a disastrous Western trip with no wins since June 7 at the Polo Grounds. They were held to few runs in some games while scoring in others, but the home teams surpassed them in Cleveland Detroit St Louis and Chicago. The streak is the season’s longest in the majors.
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Yankees
Polo Grounds
Tribe of Mack
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
St Louis
Chicago
Torchbearer Triumphs In Jamaica Olympic Stakes
Torchbearer Lawrence Waterbury's top sprinter beat W. C. Clancy's Pickwick by three lengths in the Olympic Stakes at six furlongs with Prince of Como third among five runners. The Metropolitan Jockey Club meet set new attendance records though closing-day action was ordinary except Major Domo's upset. Earl Sande rode Torchbearer, Clarence Kummer rode Pickwick.
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Lawrence Waterbury
Jamaica
W. C. Clancy
Pickwick
Watenbury
Prince of Como
Metropolitan Jockey Club
Domo
Torchbearer
Earl Sande
Clarence Kummer
Clarkin Opposes Two-Umpire Plan in Eastern League
James H. Clarkin owner of the Hartford club stands alone against adopting a double-umpire system in the Eastern League. New Haven Worcester Bridgeport and Springfield back the proposal while other clubs have yet to respond. Clarkin has given no reason for his opposition.
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James H. Clarkin
Hartford
New Haven
Worcester
Bridgeport
Springfield
Clarkin
National Leagues Favors Working Pact With Minors
Club owners of the National League met at President John Heydler's office and endorsed restoration of a working agreement with the minors. Heydler to notify the American League and the minor committee. The NL committee includes Heydler Herrmann Dreyfuss and Iddots. They support barring contract jumpers but seek clearer division of receipts in world series. Umpire sharing discussed and rejected. aim to appoint a National Commission chairman through talks with Ban Johnson. Unfinished agreement seen as harming baseball's interests.
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National League
John Heydler
Heydler
Messrs. Herrmann
Dreyfuss
Idbbets
National Commission
Ban Johnson
American League
Dempsey to Exhibit in Denver Before Labor Day Plans
Jack Dempsey will re enter the ring at Denver on July 2 in an exhibition match with no opponent set. He will box in St Paul on July 5 and 6 en route to New York and a Labor Day match with Carpentier is being offered.
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Los Angeles
Jack Dempsey
Denver
St. Paul
New York
Carpentier
Labor Day
Spectacular Babe Ruth Draws Big Baseball Crowds
The article extols Babe Ruth as the sport’s greatest attraction surpassing legends. It cites his spectacular batting power and crowd pulling thrill, noting home run drives seen from stands, especially in New York, and compares his impact to historic players while humorously remarking on era-era transportation changes driven by fans.
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Babe Ruth
Cap Anson
Mike Kelly
Buck Ewing
Ed Delehanty
Larry Lajoie
Ty Cobb
Christy Mathewson
Rube Waddell
Babe
Swat
Polo Grounds
New York
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