Veteran Walter Travis defeats rival Travers in big golf upset
In the metropolitan amateur championship at Apawamis Club Walter J. Travis, a veteran of many titles, edged Jerom e D Travers by one hole in the second round. Oswald Birkby and others advanced while Roy Webb fell to Henry J. Topping.
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Telegraph
New York
Walter J. Travis
Jerome D. Travers
Apawamis Club
Oswald Birkby
Englewood
John M. Ward
Spottswood D. Bowers
Brooklyn
Roy D. Webb
Henry J. Topping
John Anderson
Massachusetts
E. Mortimer Barnes
Anderson
Max Marston
Philip Carter
Metropoltan
Percy Platt
Lakewood
Charles Seeley
It Is Back to Minors For Former Tri-Stater
The article reports Branch Rickey may send Bob Kaufman to Rochester in the International League if a trade with another American League club fails. Fritz Coombe is pursued, and if Kaufman goes elsewhere, Rochester is next. Rickey will decide after talks with Charles Somers in Cleveland.
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St. Louis
Bob Kaufman
Branch Rickey
Rochester
Rickey
Fritz Coombe
Cleveland
Boston Red Sox
Brownie Pilot
Charles Somers
Kauffman
Indians
Ivan Howard
Dee Walsh
John Ganzel
Ricky
Ganzel
Browns
Harrisburg Altoona Rivalry Highlights Saturday Baseball
Harrisburg meets Altoona at Island Park in the big weekend game while the Firemen’s League opens with two matches on Island sites. H A C field hosts a 3 o'clock contest with White pitching for Blair County favorites. Steelton and Highspire spark a double header in the Central Pennsylvania League starting at 2. Middletown visits Lebanon and Hershey hosts New Cumberland. Pennsylvania Railroad Motive Power travels to Philadelphia with Charles J. Householder as publicity representative and official scorer.
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Harrisburg
Altoona
Island Park
Firemen’s
Blair County
J. Harry Messersmith
Firemen’s League
Island
No. 2
Fifteenth
Herr Streets
Sycamore Street
Pennsylvania
Steelton
Middletown
Lebanon and Hershey
New Cumberland
Batteries
Brewer, Finnen and Boyd
Pennsylvania Railroad Motive Power
Philadephia
Charles J. Householder
St. Louis
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Kansas City
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Buffalo
Newark
Lebanon
Hershey
Dauphin Perry
Marysville
Duncannon
Newport
Millersburg
Halifax
Dauphin
Lykens
Tower City
Williamstown
Elizabethville
P. R. R. Motive Power
Philadelphia
Trenton
New York
Pottsville
Meadows
Wilmington
Federal League and Associated Leagues Schedule Fragments
League matchups listed include St Louis at Chicago and Pittsburgh at Kansas City with other ties to Baltimore Brooklyn Buffalo Newark and regional in Pennsylvania. Additional dates and standings lines show team affiliations. figures appear as partial standings and scores from various leagues.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
New York
Boston
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Buffalo
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Kansas City
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
National
St. Toni
Opecece
Cave
Newark
Kansas City Rats
Chicago St. Louis
Baltimore
Lyter Named Manager of Dauphin Baseball Team
Charles M. Lyter was elected manager of the Dauphin team at a Dauphin Athletic Association meeting held in Porter's hall Dauphin Pa The West End A C will meet the Methodist Club of Harrisburg at Fourth and Seneca streets Saturday at 3 p.m. A good game is expected.
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Reinhard A. C
Lloyd C. Pike
North Twelfth Street
Harrisburg
Riverside
Harrisburg Academy
North Second Street
Burns
Dunlap
Stinson
Fegley
Megill
M. Weavadaugh
Thomas
Bennett
Ralph Bowman
W. Weavadaugh
I. Weavadaugh
Dauphin
Dauphin Athletic Association
Porter's Hall
Charles M. Lyter
West End A. C
Methodist Club of
Seneca Strets
Safety First Campaign Includes Unique Signs
The Long Island railroad has erected large safety signs along its lines with the message Save Your Lives Save Your Lives This sign may save your life to day All precautions cannot save lives of those who drive recklessly over railroad crossings When approaching a crossing please stop look and listen We are doing our part Won t you do yours
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Telegraph
New York
Long Island
New Lebanon Valley Captain Named at Annville
Edward Ziegler of Elizabethville was elected captain of Lebanon Valley College’s baseball team for next year. He led in batting and plays catcher and infield. Also awarded the college letter L were Captain Laren, Manager Snavely, Machen, White, Stickel, McNelly, Atticks, Keating and Swartz.
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Annville
Edward Ziegler
Elizabethville
Lebanon Valley
Ziegler
Laren
Snavely
Machen
White
Stickel
Mc' Nelly
Atticks
Keating
Swartz
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Montreal
Buffalo Federal League Club, Incorporated
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