Local Links Team to Play Oak Hill Return Match
Charleston golfers from Kanawha Country Club travel to Oak Hill this afternoon for an 18 hole return match against White Oak Country Club. Twenty locals ride by car for a practice round then lunch with White Oak. Play goes 12 holes in foursomes with three point scoring per pair across front, back, and total rounds. Local players listed include G. Palmer Bracy Harrison B. Smith Jr Arthur Y. M. Hill J. H. Lobnitz M. M. Wilkins and others.
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Kanawhe Country Club
Oak Hill
White Oak Country Club
White Oak
Hanayba
G. Palmer Bracy
Harrison B. Smith, Jr
Arthur Y M. Hill
J. H. Lobnitz
M. MM. Wilkins
W. A. Scott
M. B. Stern
H. L.webtie
DaWitt Gallaher
F. R. Hell
P. W. Flournoy
H. L. Terrie
Robert
L Smith
W. B. Geary
B. Holmes
W. D. Guyer
L. E. Huffman
O. B. Bobbitt
John T. Hardie
Reach Semis in Tennis Tourney Philadelphia
Seventy percent of the eight national intercollegiate tennis championship seeds advanced to the semi finals at Mercant Cricket club. California placed three men in the fourth round while four came from the east and two from the southwest. Harvard Stanford Columbia Texas and Philadelphia Osteopathy each had one entrant. Gerald Stratford and Carl Fischer were among notable survivors, while Joan Whitbeck and W. Ingraham aimed to uphold regional honors. Snowball the Fox mothered two forsaken Kits near Tacoma and Nevada’s Moynons first settled in 1848.
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Philadelphia
Mercen Cricket Club
California
Texas
University of California
Harvard
Leland Stanford
Columbia
Pagy
Gerald Stratford
Aldan Briggs
Carl Fischer
Philadelphia College of Osteopathy
Jerry Lang
W. W. Ingraham
Joan F. Whitbeck
Cranston Holman
LeMand Stepford
E. G. Changler
Xocals Thatheimer
The Haunted Oarsman and The Leading Slogan
A collage of boxing musings and sports commentary from The Sportlight columns. It blends a grim poem about lingering sounds of coaching with a sharp essay on the value of not taking victories for granted, plus a note on Gertrude Ederle and a reader letter debating fight ethics.
Eye on the Ball in Sports Across Disciplines
The column argues that keeping eyes on the ball matters beyond golf, citing baseball and tennis. It notes Ty Cobb’s outfield focus and Cobb’s plate stance, plus Ted Williams and Big Bill Tilden stressing gaze on the ball, with references to blind golf and Sarazen's blindfolded nine holes.
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Gene Sarazen
Ty Cobb
Cobb
Big Bus Tiden
Ieven
Rik
British women’s open tennis begins amid Australia team
Wimbledon notes the start of the British open championships for women with the first official Australian team competing. Although Lenglen, Ryan, and McKane loom in singles, rising players like Fry and Reid Thomas may upset, while the doubles pairing Lenglen and Ryan look formidable. The Australian squad includes Akhurst, Harper, Boyd, and St George, with Nuthall absent.
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F. A. Way
Wimbledon
England
Australia
Helen Wills
Kathleen McKane
Wry
Reid Thomas
Spain
Miss Ryan
America
StoeeUp
Miss Akhurst
Harper
Miss Boyd
Sland
Betty Nuthall
Matner
Giants Get Even Break in Double Bill with Robins
New York marks side by side 8 to 5 wins after dropping the opener as Dansy Vance fanned seven across six hits in the first game. Second contest mirrors the score with Giants again prevailing 8 to 5 while Shawkey faces returnors in a separate note.
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Giants
Robins
New York
Pblay
Dansy Vance
Brooklyn
Vance
Deberry
Bentley
Huntsinger
Wisner
Gowdy
Yesterday results across leagues recap
National League games included Chicago 6, Cincinnati 8, and Brooklyn 8 in a doubleheader with New York 6 in the first game and 8 in the second tied to Brooklyn. Philadelphia 7, Boston 3 in the first and 9, 7 in the second. Pittsburgh-St Louis postponed due to wet grounds. American League saw Philadelphia 3, Boston 2 and Washington 8, New York 1 with no other schedules.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Fittsburgh
St. Louis
American League
Phildelphia
Washington
Pittsburgh
Chris
Three Americans Qualify At Troon For British Open
Three Americans MacDonald Smith Jim Barnes and Joe Kirkwood joined eighty one qualifiers for the British Open at Troon Scores in two rounds placed Smith 164 Barnes 133 Kirkwood 184 as others fell by the wayside Notable misses included James Braid and Georges Gudd Top foreigners also earned the right to compete at Prestwick as the field narrows Moses ONeill led with 148 71 for the first round and 76 overall Boomer May and Compston were close behind for second place.
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Thoon
Scotland
MacDonald Smith
Jim Barnes
Joe Kirkwood
Wirkwood
Smith
Barnes
Tames Braid
Georges Gudd
Fashionade
Roehampton
Troon
Prestwick
Moses O'Neill
Robin Hood Club
Dublin
St. Cloud Club
Paris
Aubrey Boomer
Wie
Boomer
Earnest May
Arthur Compston
Cubs Beat Reds 6 5 For Second Straight Win
Chicago tops Cincinnati 6 to 5 as Carl Mays debuts for the Reds and is chased after the winning run in the eighth. Adams Brooks and Pittenger spark the Cubs while Grimm is ejected for disputing a third strike. Two runs in the seventh give Chicago the lead and they hold on for the victory.
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Tireaen
Roush
Vresater
Pinel
Muerer
S Zoo
Donohue
Bremilier
Eircaco
Adame
Maranville
Freignu
Hrooas
Ck Weis
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O Ctrimm
Piltgnger
Gengaby
Rf Cooper
Oninge
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Brogka
Bidoks
Pinelli
Ziteman
Lasea
Wretgau
Crita
Fremway
Marangie
Nathaua
Balla
Taopee
Honshue
Dumahua
Mays
Blembler
Mars
Gonzaies
Umphea— Wilson
Quigley
Moran
Laundry Victory Corrected In Retail League Game
A reporting error changed a retail league game result between Kaufman Brothers and Charleston Laundry. The Tawandrymen actually won 8 to 2, but the corrected line shows a 3 to 3 tie with both teams scoring three runs. Kaufman Brothers lead the standings while Laundrymen sit last. New Orleans beat Little Hook 11 to 2, New Orleans 4 Little Rock 0, Rushville 7 Atlanta Memphis 2, Mobile 1, and Birmingham Chattanooga postponed due to wet grounds.
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Kaufman Brothers Ring
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Southein Association
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Gates
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Birmingham
Chattanooga
Senators Deliver Lopsided Win Over Yanks in Rainy Tilt
Washington held off New York to take an 8 to 14 setback in a game marked by seven runs in late innings. Reuther earned his third victory of the season as Ferguson Bengough and ALO contributed offensively. The box score shows New York 000 100 060 14 runs, 27 hits, 8 errors. Washington 001 000 250 8 runs, 44 hits, 0 errors. International and minor leagues noted.
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Yanks
Vee
Pix Hita
Reuther
New York
Alo Shocker
Ferguson
Bengough
Marberry
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Chicago
Eienne St. Louia
Detroit
Eece
Cleveland
Boston
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