Auchterlonie Leads with Record Golf in Western Open
Lawrence Auchterlonie of Glenview Golf Club Chicago shoots 134 for 36 holes at Crandon Road Links to lead Western Open standings. Arthur W. Smith Columbus 138, Jimmy Maiden Youngstown 143, Robert Simpson Riverside 145, James Foulis Chicago 70 in afternoon to fifth place. strong field predicts record golfing event.
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Lawrence Auchterlonie
Glenview Golf Club
Chicago
Crandin Road Links
Auchterlonie
Smith
Arthur W. Smith
Columbus
Flying Tehman
Ohio
Jimmy Maiden
Youngstown
Nimack
Robert Simpson
Riverside
James Foulis
Chicago Golf Club
Foulis
Betwen
L. Auchterlonie
Glenview
Arthur Smith Jumbus
James Maiden
Kingstown
Robt. Simpson
Tos
W. Hoare Ellerslie Aeeee
I— Turpie
New Orleans
Robt. White
Rainslee
Fred McLeod
Rockfor
J. Watson
Skokie
George Bows
Baltusrol
Joot
Sweenen Reneert
Alex. T
Horace Lor
Exmoor Whins
New Rochelle
F. McKenzie
Onwentsie
W. H. Way
Euclid
Vee
W. Favarque
Memphis
Fred Brand
Allegheny Oneee
Nichols
Hollywood
Seeee
Jack Jolrom
Arlington
Auburn Park
Gilbert
Denver
H. —. Homewood
Jack Hie
Newark
Tucker
Ardsié¢y
Pease
D. Foulis
Jamen Watson Seizes Seventh with 69 Final Round
In Skokie, Jamen Watson surged from a morning 79 to a 69 in the afternoon, tying for seventh. B. P. Hollister, after 17 holes, withdrew with a 66 to his credit, while George Lowe opened strong but finished one behind the winner with a 73. The golfers will dine at Cincinnati Country Club today.
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Jamen, Watson
Skokie
Cincinnati Country Club
Jack Jolly Continues Campaign After Early bunker Pain
Jack Jolly, the crack Easterner, endured a rough start as he bogeyed out of the bunker and took six holes to hole out. He then steadied and posted a fair score, with the lads expecting him to display form today.
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Jack Jolly
Jack
Harry Collis Faces Striking Inconsistency On Green
Harry Collis played well yesterday morning his driving and approaches were strong yet his short putting betrayed him. Putting is his long suit and a solid score may be near if he recovers today.
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Harry Collis
Harry
Disqualifications at First Tee Timing Prompt Golf Disputes
Tommy Anderson and D K White were disqualified for not reaching the first tee within thirty minutes of their names being called. Anderson blamed a hotel wakeup and late car. White fell ill overnight. The committee upheld the disqualification. President Robert White played a brilliant 17th hole in two after a long drive and long put.
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Tommy Anderson
Willie Anderson
D. K. White
St. Louis
Anderson
White
Robert White
Greens Committee member amid nickel dropping prank
The Greens Committee member Tom Bende low is accused of inventing a game at the grounds where boys drop nickels down caddies and let them shake. One nickel reportedly fell into a caddie's stocking, prompting the boy to stand on his head for ten minutes to retrieve it.
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Tom Bendelow
Greens Committee
Phil Honeyman Surges to 82 and 79 in Golf Round
Phil Honeyman posted rounds of 82 and 79 yesterday a high score for him on the links. The golfer, usually unable to reach beyond 75, appeared nervous and unable to explain the sudden surge.
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Phil Honeyman
Phil
Nicholls brothers fail to match form in latest outing
The two Nicholls brothers struggled yesterday with Ben showing a decent appearance in his dress of light flannel trousers blue shirt and a stock while Gilbert grew thoroughly disgusted with himself in the morning. Both failed to play at their best, far below their capabilities.
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Nicholls Brothers
Ben
Gilbert Nicholls
Wives Join Golfers on Trip Boost for Alex Baxter
Several golfers travel with their spouses as Mrs. Baxter cheerfully supports her husband. Between morning and afternoon rounds she spoke to Alex, seemingly encouraging him to improve his score. He improved by six strokes in the afternoon compared with the morning.
Holton Wilson Makes Longest Shot of the Day
Holton Wilson of Cincinnati made the day’s longest shot. He kicked from about two feet into the grass, landing the ball in the hole at the sixteenth end. The play stood as the standout moment of the event.
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Holton Wilson
Cincinnati
Golfers A J Colman and E G Westlake Spotted On Links
A J Colman of The Chicago Record and E G Westlake of The Chi Evening News arrived yesterday and stayed on the links all day.
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A. J. Colman
Chicago Record
E. G. Westlake
Chi- Evening News
Gallery links turn up amid afternoon on the links
An Afternoon golf scene centers on Ieherlonie as spectators observe one of the largest galleries seen around the course following his play. The chatter and movement underscore a crowded, tense round with fans gathering along the fairways.
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Iehterlonie
Akron golfer Sherwood struggles in practice lead line
W. C. Sherwood of Akron, who set a 69 in practice, endured a poor round yesterday with few hazards escaped. He found consolation in his partner Smith, who sits second in the race.
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W. C. Sherwood
Akron
Sherry
Smith
Man bets and wallets await today’s result
The article notes many will bet on themselves and estimates several thousand dollars changing hands based on today’s outcome.
Quiet Day of Play Draws Few Disputes
Yesterday's feature game proceeded smoothly with complete arrangements and little room for disputes. The orderly setup reduced usual post game debates and ensured a calm proceedings.
King of the Sticks Auchterlonie Shines In Tourney
Auchterlonie is described as the most eccentric figure in the tournament. He refuses to take shots within anyone's sight and is precise about every move. Off the course he is genial and outspoken, earning the nickname King of the Sticks.
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Auchterlonie
King of
Runners Disqualified If Not Present Within Thirty Minutes
Today's play begins at nine o'clock with yesterday's programme in force. Men start in the same pairs and those not on hand within thirty minutes after names are called will be disqualified.
Benton Leads Local Crew Through Day of Start
Mr. W. K. Benton of this city supervised the men starting work. They were off in good order with the morning group finishing at 12 45 and the evening group by 6 o'clock.
Reds Rout Auburn 17 to 0 in Exhibition
Auburn, Ind June 29 The Reds easily defeated Auburn 17 to 0 in an exhibition at Columbia City as Jack Harper dazzled in pitching and Charley Street caught well The Reds head to Garrett tomorrow and later to Chicago and Cincinnati with several players joining the Pittsburgh trip.
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Commercial Tribune
Auburn
Ind
Reds
Columbia City
Jack Harper
Harper
Charley Street
Garrett
Cincinnati
Pittsburgs
Chicago
Walker
Ruelbach
Nevong
Elee
National League Scores From Yesterday
In yesterday’s National League action Philadelphia beat Boston 3 to 2 in nine innings while Boston won 2 to 1 in another game. New York defeated Brooklyn 11 to 1 in a high scoring matchup.
Sports matchups listed for major metropolitan teams
The record lists St. Louis at Pittsburg, Boston at Philadelphia, and New York at Brooklyn as upcoming or noted basketball or baseball fixtures showing interstate rivalries and league scheduling.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Leaigun
Boston
Brooklyn
St. Louis
P.c
Cleveland Swear
Detroit
Washington St. Louis
Philadelphia Tops Boston In Second Game Of Doubleheader
Philadelphia defeats Boston 3 to 2 as Fraser allows 2 runs over a 1 35 contest. Magee swipes two bases, Bransfield and Wolverton doubled, Doolin and Bransfield sacrifice, Dooin part of a double play. Attendance 6 350. Corridon and Fraser pitched with Fraser issuing two walks.
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Boston
Willis Ape Luttgood
Magee
Bransfield
Wolverton
Doolin
Thomas
Dooin
Corridon
Fraser
Johnstone
Cleveland and Detroit split two games in doubleheader
In the first game Cleveland won by capitalizing on Detroit miscues and steady hitting. In the nightcap Moore limited Detroit to two hits until the ninth when three hits and two miscues allowed three runs. Attendance 8,248. Umpire Connolly.
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Detroit
Killian
Moore
Ray
Flick
Bradley
Schaefer
Doranses
Re van
Donvan
Connolly
New York Beats Brooklyn 11 to 1 in Exhibition
New York scored an easy victory over Brooklyn with a final score of 11 to 1. Attendance was about 2,000 as the teams met on the field today.
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New York
Brooklyn
Baseball Summary of Brooklyn New York Game
Doescher pitched nine innings in relief for Brooklyn as Mertes, Lumley and Bowerman stole bases and McGann hit a homer. Dahlen and Devlin added two base hits, while Matthewsson, Elliott, Eason and Doescher allowed multiple runs across six innings. Umpire Emslie. Time 1 55.
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AB. H.O. AE
B’klyn
Gee
Math’son
Bergen
Elliott
Doescher
Brooklyn
New York
Matthewson
Eason
McGann
Clarky
Bowerman
Dovlin
Lumley
Mertes
Dahlen
Devlin
Mathewson
Emslie
Time
New York Dominates Philadelphia in Faultless Victory
New York fielded flawlessly and battered Philadelphia pitcher Bender, who was wild and hit hard. Attendance 5,000. Score shows New York ahead by a wide margin.
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New York
Philadelphia
Bender
New York Beats Philadelphia in Low-Scoring Game
Two-base hits by Bibberfeld and Lord, three-base by Conroy, Keeler homered with a sacrifice by Keeler. Eiberfeld Fultz Kleinow Lord stole bases, Orth issued 3 walks, Bender 6. New York 6 Philadelphia 5. Time 2 0. Umpires O Loughlin and Connor.
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Lord
Conroy
Keeler
Eiberfeld
Fultz
Kleinow
New York
Philadelphia
Orth
Bender
Barton
O’loughlin
Connor
Boston
Siscey
Washington
Mullen
Nill
Jones
Criger
Mulle Criger
Hughes
Cassidy
Burkett
Parent
Byones
Kittredge
Tannehill
McCarty
Kelley
St Louis Defeats Chicago Amid Ninth Inning Rally
St Louis outplayed Chicago and won 4 to 2 after Chicago rallied in the ninth. Attendance not available. Key plays included Gleason Weaver Rockenfield Jones double hits and Holmes stealing bases. Altrock, Smith, and Pelty pitched with several walks and a hit by pitch. Umpire Sheridan.
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Cage
Re &T
Smith
Chica
Gleason
Weaver
Rockenfield
Jones
Altrock
Holmes
McFarland
Pelty
Petty
Donahue
Farland
Sheridan
St. L
Rock
Stone
Davis
Rs Donahue
Green
Boston Wins 4 3 Behind Tannehill Hit Streak
Tannehill steady on the mound and timely hitting carried Boston to a 4 to 3 victory over Washington. The Nationals scored all their runs on back to back hits. Attendance reported at 3,463.
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Boston
Tannehill
Washington
Britt and Sullivan Agree to Twenty Round Title Bout
James E. Britt from San Francisco and Kid Sullivan of Washington D C have signed to fight July 21 at Hayes Valley Athletic Club in San Francisco. They will weigh 133 pounds at 6 p m. A referee will be chosen a week before the bout.
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Kid Sullivan
San Francisco
James E. Britt
Washington, D. C
Hayes Valley Athletic Club
Ecuador Declares Quarantine on Panama Boats
Ecuadorian health authorities declare Panama infected with bubonic plague and impose quarantine on vessels arriving from Panama ports. Reports from Guayaquil warn of alarming conditions.
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Canal Zone
Guayaquil
Panama
Yale Wins In Great Boat Race At New London
Yale defeats Harvard by three quarters of a boat length in the four mile Thames race. Yale's time 22 33 versus Harvard 22 36, with Harvard also winning the freshmen eight. Coach Wray secures wins for Harvard in both the varsity four and freshmen eight.
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Nose Finish Decides Gentleman’s Cup at La tonia Race
A gentleman’s race ended in a nose victory at La tonia yesterday as Swift Wing ridden by Mr. Granger beat Joe Goss with Mr. Arnold on Mayor David S. Rose close in the stretch. Six starters contested the mile and seventy yards in the event featured on the card.
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Louisville
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Chicago
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Last Jump Decides Close Race Attracts Crowds
Joe Goss gains at every jump in a thrilling dash with Mr. Arnold guiding. The finish is judged from the judges’ stand angle as Goss appears to win by a head. Granger receives the Love Cup from VP Harvey Myers amid cheers. Several races follow with Mint Bed, Vic Kinney, Sis Lee, Helena C., and Scotch Thistle among winners. detailed finishes, weights, and times listed for each event.
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Harvey Myers
Association
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Twenty Shot
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Scotch Thistle Ridden by Robinson Carries 92 Pounds
In the final race, Scotch Thistle carried 92 pounds with jockey Robinson aboard.
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Robinson
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