Western Open to Hold Record Field of Golfers
The Western Open will stage a star studded field on August 25 at Oakwood, featuring Jim Barnes and Jock Hutchinson. Pro teams from east and west captained by Barnes and Hutchinson will contest a 36 hole match, with Chick Evans and Bobby Jones among the noted amateurs. The course record and rich cash prize draw top players and amateurs to Meveland for the event.
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Big Babes
Oaks
Sonal Core Glid
Mevotond
Champiohsip
Tim Barnes
Champlion
Oakwood
Jin Barnes
Jock Watchkins
Wil
Wil Gallery
Chick Eyans
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
Xillery Wil
Yesterday's Games and Today’s Baseball Schedule
Listings of last night's American and National League scores with teams such as New York Chicago Boston and Philadelphia, plus upcoming games across leagues. Also notes on a wireless device for doctors and a brief quotation about an ostrich roaring and public exhortations.
Pirates and Phils Divide Double Bill
Pirates win first game 6 to 1 then lose 4 to 1 to Philadelphia in a doubleheader. Pittsburgh hitters totaled 20 with two Robertson homers the highlight. Monson Meadows and others pitched for the Pirates. In the second game Pittsburgh managed just 1 run while Philadelphia scored 8 0n 4 run finish.
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Pirates
PHILS
Philadelphia
Wittsboro
Diuidelphia
Mathows
Betis
Robertson
Enmil
Hindbell
Pittsburg
Monson Meadows
Botts
Hand Brottem
AliQuihin
Watson
O'Neil
Pittshurs
ODT Philadelphta
Zlan
Schmid
Vbell
Heuline
Ambiguous Sports and Social Notes From Wardington Star
The Ward logton Star reports on boxing bout chatter and bout dates tied to Pinkey Simmons in Milwaukee and Boston. Mentions Gentile and Pagan as terms and a quip by Senator Sorghum about enforcing laws and the Ten Commandments with a human nature angle.
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Pinkey
WVT
Ilegal
Senator Sorghum
Davey to umpire game between two dark teams tonight
Allan Davers catcher for Ta Crasse will umpire the game between the Union Clants and the Tiners Chants at the old League park tonight. Davey is popular and well liked by city fans. The two colored teams express themselves pleased with the umpiring. The Union Clants have a slight edge in season records, while the Ilingdints recently added QuiMe new Dien enhancing strength. Receipts will be split with 60 percent to winners and 40 to Josirr. Season records show Vanlon Giants versus Lingis Giants 2 to 1.74.
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Allan Davers
Dr E H Wanko Wins Prize At State Seat Tourney
A garbled OCR item notes Dr E H Wanko winning a prize at a state seat tournament in Racine. Other text is unreadable with repeated exclamations and nonsensical phrases.
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E. H. Wanko
Racine
Restless Indications Lipton to Challenge for New York Yacht Cup
Unclear OCR text hints at Lipton challenging for a New York yacht event. Mentions Aniellea and financial tensions, with large sums cited for defense costs and rivalries. Fragmented wording obscures concrete names, dates, and outcomes.
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Thomas Lipton
Aniellea
New York
Tom
White Sox Triumph Over Yankees to Close Series
Chicago defeats New York 11 to 1 in the final game of the series as Cléydlunnd shines, while the Yankees rely on fan tactics to quell the rally. DetroIt split a doubleheader with Boston, taking the first game 12 to 8 and dropping the second.
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Chicago
New York
To Tay
Cléydlunnd
Yankees
Todge
Pierksy
Quinn, Colling
Deveomer
Toilse
Tigers
Red Sox
Detroit
Het Sox
Barr
Thorman
Bast
Wwe
Parks
Andleton
Dauss Ana Bassler
Seenid
Cole
Woodall
New Record Set for Distance in Casting Tourney
Ore-anglers at the Ulinus Casting Club of Chirag scar ef heavily in the opening events at the 13th Angual Internanes Plyin lait casting tournament which besa here Friday. Remarkably scores were made by We Jouders in the three events held and one world's record was set. The meet features include 23 feet in the long half of the event and 22 feet previous record. top shooters from Mineis club dominate, with BR. S. Jeffers and Fred W. Kupsel winning events. Shooters gather in Chicago for Grand American opening Monday at the South Shore Country Club.
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Ulinais
Chirag
Angual Internanes
We Jouders
Bret
Willan
Iie
Flegel
Racine
Wisconsin
Meetfield
Ais
iNineis Clubsbrokr
Stanley
Mineis Club
BR. S. Jeffers
Accurtey
Fred W. Kupsel
Sh. Teal
Ile
al Mark
Chicago
Dangerous pastime stirs concern at windball game
A garbled note describes a risky trend of batting old balls into the stands, raising safety worries among spectators and especially women fans. It hints at potential hospital bills for Roth and mentions unclear figures and events, highlighting danger and crowd discomfort.
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Roth
Nuambinn
Fiumems
Sligeger
Fragmented eye for companionship and youth’s charm
A garbled prose piece explores friendship and companionship, recalling youth’s delights and shared entertainments. It weaves disjointed quotes about a Samson Alcott figure, a parrot female, a young cashier, and magazine fragments from a period press, portraying a curious collage of misread lines and faded cultural images.
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Samson Alcott
Henry F Sullivan Aims Fourth English Channel Attempt
Father says Henry F Sullivan will try a fourth swim of the English Channel fromshore to watchful eye of trainer Thomas Sullivan. The swimmer weighs 235 pounds and has smoked cigars, but trains with dogs? No. He previously swam two times in 1920, with a longest 18 hour effort, nearing the French coast before orders to abandon.
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Henry F. Sullivan
Henry F. Snili- Tih
Haghind
Henry
Thomas
Sullivan
Iing
Sullivan Macy
North Morelannt
Uistanes
Glee
Calla i
Renry Sullivan
Grand American Handicap Shooters Eye 19 Yard Marker
A scrambled historical report outlines the 19 yards mark at the Grand American Handicap event, highlighting past champions and shooters like Mark Lave and Jean Windierp. It notes Gold and blue ribbon outcomes, bids to win, and anecdotal tales of competitors borrowing props to gain edge in a Chicago event on August 20.
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Transhomere Stnding
Mark Lave
Jean Windierp
Miu
Chicbo
Cleveland
al Ivins
Reg Gan J
Teonyif
Smi
St. Louisi
Hig
Triis
Cierétnd
Jack Wulf
Mada
Grant Anerman
Not Unexpected Death Sparks Curiosity in Detroit
Fragmentary clipping reports a sudden, unexpected death linked to a person who had claimed plans for making whisk objects. The note hints at surprise and uncertainty about the cause, with officials guarded about stating specifics.
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Bnk Wr
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Detroit
Cubs Appoint Till Killeter as Manager of Nationals
Till Killeter is named manager of the Chicago Nationals succeeding John Evers amid congratulations flooding in. The transition marks a new era for the team as it embraces his leadership and plans for the upcoming season.
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Killeter
Congritukiiec
Chicago Nationals
John Evers
Nelsons and Genoa To Play On Sunday
The Nelsons meet the Genoa cricket team at Copeland Park Sunday afternoon in a tight rematch after their 11 inning tie on the fourth day. Witter Cushion or Sullivan will pitch for Genoa while Moppy Anderson starts for Nelsons in a city time contest expected to be close.
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Nelsons
Genoa
Copeland Ark
Witter Cushion
Sullivgn
Iheiglbit Patnes
Gonda
Lanesboro Defeats Spring Valley 5-4 In A Close Game
Lanesboro edged Spring Valley 5-4 with Jacobson and Satek handling batteries. Local stars Smith and Schagtfer appeared for Lanesboro in their debut while the piece hints at minor local commentary and unrelated prose about staying or sparring.
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Lanesboro
Spring Valley
Eam
Jacobson
Satek
Smith
Schagtfer
Industrial ball teams compete for industrial championship
Akron Ohio where the American Industrial athletic Association opened entries for a second annual baseball tournament. Teams from National Lamp Works Warren Ohio Metric Metal Works Brio American Steel and Wire Cleveland Indiana Louisville Kentucky Arneton Mills Lawrence Johnson City Tenn Gemidy Manufacturing Seneca Falls New York Wisk Rubber Chicope Falls Mass. First round games are planned to begin September 30 and October 1.
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Akron
Ohio
United States
American Industrial Athletic Association
Ingindé
National Lamp Works
Warres
Metric Metal, Works
Brio
Pig American Steel and Wire Company
Gleveland
Ohie
Ken Lucky
Indisna Tenmina Company
Louisville
Kyi
Arneton Mills
Lawrence
Dicotte Tatingon
Johnson City
N. Tl
Gemidy Manufacturing Company
Seneca Pays
Wisk Rubber Company
Chistopes Malls
Mass
Ieae
Outlaws Defeat Wile Brothers 16 to 10 in disputed game
The Outlaws beat Wile Brothers 16 to 10 amid a contested Friday night match. Goose Greeneam scored early for Wile Brothers, then the Outlaws surged ahead in the next inning with Dunham contributing a strong at bat. Pitchers Martelle and Murphy started for the Outlaws, while Rick and lbkoff pitched for Wile Brothers.
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Gamg
Wile Brothers Baal
Goblins
Ore Goose Greeneam
Wile Brothers
Urree
Oubaws
Dunham
Outlaws
I the Butteries
Martelle and Murphy
The
Gutiaws
Rick Andli Bkoff
Chicago sports brief highlights from national tournament and Davis Cup
Chicago hosts divers and golf qualifiers as players arrive for the 19th women's Western Golf Association championship qualifiers at Westmoreland with about 150 entries expected. World records in swimming loom as Sonal Swim events include 440-yard relay and 160-yard relay with Sytlt Bauer defending her title. Elsewhere Japan defeats India in the Davis Cup semi finals as Tokyo tennis players advance. The Indianapolis field awaits the Toledo Americans in baseball as ATTA Prod L. third baseman hints at trades.
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Cwiccago—R. &. Cace
WA Atta
Tancey
Ormida Western League
Detroit Americans
Indianapolis
Tohn Weissnittler
Chicago
Gonmochoh
Japan
India
Western Golf Association
Il Westmoreland
Teatly
Frances
Nadfield
BR. Witcomb
Milwanker
Bernice Wall
Oshkosh
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Jock Hutchinson
Yestrarday
Amrricza Tenkoe Chicano
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Leuin
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National Lear New York
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Rayne
Koln
van Gilder
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Trapshoorlig — Association
Fourmlmene
Atetha South Shore Country Glub
Krity Pally
Binaingham Ag
Ade
G. A. Hy
Twin City
Barber College
Hennenin
DR. Watterson
CUBS
Irekind
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Landor
Genoa Nelson Clothing CO
Rarage
Weihaupt-Savage Co., Inc
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Illinois Giants
Weer
Iver Johnson
Hudson Campbell
Cycle Agency
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