National Golf Tourney Set for Whitemarsh Valley links
National patriotic open golf tournament runs June 19 to 22 at Whitemarsh Valley Country Club Philadelphia replacing the USGA open. 74 entrants listed with many prominent amateurs. last year’s winner Charles Evans of Chicago not entered.
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A. F. Whitney
Charles
Chick) Evans
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Jerome D. Travers
Nick Demaine
Edward Loss
Carl Anderson
Louis Diegel
Guy Martin
Robert W. Cuthbert
Thomas Duncan M . Jones
How- Robinson
Ed Starr
William Gourlay
H. £. Willams
John Fimundson
John Hredemus
Chi H. Hoffner
Albert
Elphick
Freddie McLeod
William Robinson
Wolverton Is Released As San Francisco Manager
San Francisco June 18 Harry Wolverton three years manager of the San Francisco club and former manager of the New York Americans was given his release today by owner Henry Berry. No reason was assigned beyond business differences. Wolverton refused to comment.
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Fort Snelling to Train Football Men for Officer Duty
Fort Snelling Minnesota on June 18 hosts government call for men to train as officers for the first draft army. Eleven Teal players and stars like Ernest Wills of Iowa may form a team with Big Ten veterans from Minnesota, Nebraska, Iowa and Michigan via coach Willa, aiming for a strong unit hard to score on.
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Callett
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Baseball scores from recent major leagues
National League games include Chicago and St Louis 7 to 8, Cincinnati 8. Boston versus Brooklyn and Philadelphia results not fully clear. American League action shows St Louis 2 to New York 1, Cleveland 5. American Association matchups feature Milwaukee 0 to 6 St Paul 10 to 13, Indianapolis 0 to 3 Louisville 4 to 9, Minneapolis 5 to 4 Kansas City 14 to 2, and Columbus 7 to 4 Toledo 2 to 5.
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St Pauls rout Milwaukee in doubleheader sweep
St Paul hitters crushed Milwaukee pitchers in a June 18 twin bill, winning 10 to 0 and 12 to 7. Rigert and McMillan Jones led with two homers, as Milwaukee pitchers were tagged for 38 hits in the two games. Goodwin Griner and Glenn pitched for Milwaukee in the first game, Harding Kerr and Land for St Paul in the second.
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Time records revised in Chicago 250 mile derby
The Chicago Speedway corrected results list Clit Durant third, Eddie Hearne fourth, Louis Chevrolet ninth, and Louis Fountaine tenth. Hearne and Durant’s close finish and timing errors swapped prizes. Mulford set new American records for 150 and 200 miles, with 160 miles in 1 26 49.4 and 200 miles in 1 56 11.15.
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Cardinals Win From New York in First Sunday World Series
St Louis defeated New York 2 to 1 in Manhattan for the first Sunday major league championship game. A patriotic program and engineers regiment parade preceded the contest. The pitchers Theron and Caldwell fumbled the decision on errors as 21 000 paid admissions attended with about 10 000 likely to go to the Engines Reserve corps.
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Phillies Triumph Over Cleveland 9-5 on Big Fourth Inning
Philadelphia defeated Cleveland 9 to 5 in Cleveland on June 18 as seven runs came in the fourth inning. Gooch cleared the bases with a home run and Falkenberg struggled but kept the game within reach.
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Bill
London Cops Granted Allowance to Repair Shoes
London June 18 The 20 900 police in the metropolitan area receive an extra twelve cents weekly for shoe repairs bringing the total allowance to 34 cents a week. Officers pay for their own footwear and upkeep.
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