Remarkable Open Golf Victory by Jock Hutchinson
Jock Hutchinson of Glen View won the national open at White Marsh Valley with a 72 hole total of 292, seven strokes ahead of Tom McNamara of Taplow who shot 299. Hutchinson’s steady, brilliant play led throughout the event, with McNamara close behind in second and Alexander Cusmansen in third as scores dipped well below par across rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Scotland
Vane
Hutchinson
Tom McNamara
Philadelphia
Alexander Cusmagnem
Wes
Mob MacDonald
Indian Hill
G Si Pines
Norman H Maxwell Webs
Worthington
Kerrigan
Wals
Wolf
Sybille Ittie
North Aie
G. Jones
Eure
Boxing Bouts Tonight Highlights Local Card
Boxing card features matches tonight led by a main event bout between Prenkie and Pater cling votes six to c ve hay prasdt against Sermont BOG Brockire Burns. Ten rounds scheduled for the evening.
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Hay Prasdt
Sermont
Bog Brockire Burns
Vanderhoef and Bjurstedt Reach National Final
Miss Molla Bjurstedt national champion and Miss Marion Vanderhoef of New York duel in the women’s national lawn tennis final at Philadelphia Cricket Club after semi final wins. Bjurstedt beat Mrs Harvey 4-6 6-4 6-0 while Vanderhoef defeated Miss Sears 6-3 6-? to set up the decisive match.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Molla Bjurstedt
Marion Vanderhoef
New York
West Side Tenns Club
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Bjurstedt
Beth
Miss Bjurstedt
Mrs. Harvey
Miss Vanderhoe
Seare
Mre. Harvey
Philadelphia Star
Norway
Bijurstedt
Harvey
Miss Sears
NA Nail
Marion Vanderboef
Eleanora Bears
Ja Biurstedt
Mre
Gilbert
Sisters in Tennis Final at Eastern New York State Tourney
The Misses Helen and Grace Gilleau deau led the field in the women’s singles as the Eastern New York State tennis tournament moved toward its final rounds on the Hartedale courts. Abraham Bassford Jr and Jes Gammons reached the men’s semifinals, with doubles teams including Charles Os and Allan Bey advancing in the draw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Grace Gilleaudeau
Yeetesday
New York
Mrs Gavin Wins MET Golf Title
Mrs W A Gavin representing Ballustol clinched the Metropolitan women's championship at Piping Rock links with superior putting and steady play. She defeated Mrs Hucknall 5 and 4 after losing the medal round to Miss Marion Hollins, with Gavin’s long greens and risk-taking shots shaping the victory.
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W. A. Gavin
Ballustol Club
Piping Rock Links
Marion Hollins
Hill
Mrs. Gavin
Huckna
Vin
Ucknall
Pear
Hacknall
Baltus Vorman
Gavin
Ona
Voshell Finalist Again in Island Showdown
Island battles continue as Voshell advances to final rounds. Gugh Sinel Cawse and Roca lead with high scores as competitors push toward a decisive outcome in Bremer.
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Og Toatieg Island
Gotere
Amateur Boxing Semi Monthly Bouts At New York A C
Strong entry list for semi monthly amateur boxing at the New York Athletic Club Winged Foot clubhouse Monday evening. Competitors include Archie Balser of the I Ameri Co and Fat Pse among noted entrants.
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New York A. C
New York. C
Winged Foot Organization
Hacreddy
Archie Alser
I -Ameri- Co
English Horses Coming to America on Minnehaha
Announcement confirms a large consignment of thoroughbreds from Lord Rosebery will be shipped to the United States aboard the Atlantic Transport liner Minnehaha. The story notes enrichments to the American turf as the transfer proceeds.
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Minnehaha
Lord Rosebery
Police Guard For Byron At St Louis Game
A twenty-man police squad escorted umpire Byron to the field before the St. Louis game to prevent a repeat of yesterday’s near riot when about 800 fans crowded Byron and were dispersed. Officers then positioned near the Cardinal bench to deter incidents.
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St. Louis
Byron
Bonhag to Walk Today at New York A C Week
The New York Athletic Club hosts the second weekly track and field meet at Travers Island this afternoon. Athletes will compete in events framed around the club's annual program as scattered reports describe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Athletic Club
Travers Island
Thas Orme Ree
Sanford's George Smith Falls as Favorite in Jamaica Bronx Handicap
Surprising results at Jamaica track as John Sanford’s 1916 Kentucky Derby winner George Smith, a heavy Bronx Handicap favorite, falters after a late surge by Garbage and Xylon Air Man. Captain J’s Garbage wins with 98 pounds, while Air Man, Xylon, and George Smith fail to place. Starlike claims second in the tight finish.
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Jamaica
John Sanford
George Smith
Bronx
Mr. Sanford
Vosburgh
Iain’ le
George Smith Calles
Garbage
Xyjon
Captain J
Cronaut
Olnine Aiden
Olnine Aiden, the Eaen Via Xylon At the End He Eames
Fusenet
X Gray
Air Man
Santa -Mise
A. Collins
Guntiaensien
Reson
Alvas
Whitney
Mer
Valstas Ae
Bond
Spear T
Pollyanna
Piaudito
Ie McNeil
Wina Hae
Vonderful
Wanda Pizza
Rand Stque i
Margaret L. Race
Blues
Poeta
Sam Mc
M. Buxton
Gifford A Cochran
Ra “S
Watterboy
Yankees Victims of Submarine Pitching by Mays at Polo Grounds
Carl Mays puzzled the Yankees with his submarine delivery as the Red Sox beat New York 2 to 1. Shawkey issued wild pitches that sparked Boston’s two runs, while Allie Pipp’s fourth inning double produced the Yanks’ lone run. Hicks, Gardner, Shorten, and Baker were held to few hits in a tight game watched by about 5,000.
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Carl Mays
Yankees
Polo Grounds
Donovan
Mays
Red Sox
Allie Pipp
Ted
Ice
Hendryx
Anks
Jack Barrys
Miller
Bob Shawkey
Shawkey
Yanks
J. Franklin Baker
Basles
Yankee
Figtn Hays
Hooper
Barry
Hoblitzer
Larry Gardner
Walker
Baker
Maisel
Shorten
Rocket
Thomas
Boston
Jey
High
Scott
Malse
Pipp
Hoblit Res
Gardner
Tilly Walker
Hihaa
New York
P’paughes
Omaa
Walterac
aRauman
Snunam
Fisher
Walters
Maise
Hoblitzser
Flases
Balle
Whey
É Hite
Dineen, McCormick
Owens
Dell Shines as Phillies Take Decisive Robins Win
Philadelphia defeats Brooklyn 8 to 1 to clinch the series with Moran's Phillies, Dell going 9 hits allowed while Cravath, Bancroft, Stock and Niehoff star in fielding and offense. Oeschger pitched well for Brooklyn but Philadelphia uniforms roll to victory in 188 minutes.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Brooklyn Robins
Moran
Phillies
Pfeffer
Robby
Dell
Joe Oeschger
Bancroft
Dodgers
Oescheger
Cravath
Wes Dell
Paskett
Stock
Brooklyn
Aburapoa Paskertt
Oleon
Daubert
Hickman
Stengel
Cutshaw
Niehoff
Mowrey
Burns
Miller
Oeschger
Leney
Packert
Rickmas
Olson
Bant
Luderus
Waees
Rune
Cheney
R. Pameedspeil Burns
Giants Fall After Fast Start In Boston Loss
Boston wins 5 to 3 as Giants squander early lead and slump at bat. Maranville drives four hits and scores three runs while Nehf and Braves pitchers shut down New York after fourth inning. Perritt Middleton and others struggle. Boston plates runs in multiple innings to seal the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Boston
Arthur Nehl
Braves
Giants
Lailee
Smith
Perritt
Middleton
New
Poll Perritt
Evers
Maranville
Rariden
Zimmerman
Fletcher
Magee
Herzog
Kauff
New York
Robertson
Bill Rariden
Kelly
Rawings
Burns
Ti Wardrobe Fastens to Running Trunk for Convenience
An item described as a new Ti wardrobe fastens to the running trunk for ease of use. It includes a soft collared shirt options with a roadster duster gloves and caps as well as shirts and underwear. The compact trunk dimensions are 38 by 21 by 10.
Jamaica entries first race and handicap details
The report lists race conditions for two year olds and three year old-plus events at Jamaica with weights and entries. It covers the first race listing Green Gold feeigh Meets Wetona Phalerian Game Cock The Portuguese Rapid Firer Arrow and other entrants, plus the One Handicap with Gloomy Gus Milkman Sunflash II Jack Mount Scot Priam Acabado and more, and the Fourth Race Southampton Handicap with weights and contenders including Corn iren Trap Laetus Tett Rochfellow and maiden two year olds details.
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Nashville
Preston Law
Edneh
Ballad
Grundy
Stu
Gloomy Gus
Milkman
Sunflash II
Jack Mount
Scot
Lity
Priam
Acabado
Southampton
Iren
Senators Beat Mackmen In Tough Tilt
In a rough game, the Senators defeated the Mackmen with notable performances from Milan and Bodie. Key moments included two-base hits by Milan and Bodie, a three-base effort by Forever, and steals by Strunk as Judge and Milan produced sacrifices.
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Ieee
Faik’ Berg
Myers
Bates
Grover
Washington
Philadelphia
Henry
Udge
Milan
Bodie
Rice
Ainamith
Tigers Take Two Games
Detroit beat St Louis twice with strong hitting and key pitching. scores 9-4 and 3-2. Notable hitting included two-base hits by Jacob von Veach and Jones, with multiple stolen bases and sacrifices. Both games featured tight late plays and solid defense.
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Deve
Wright
Hngon
Detroit
Cewenee
St. Touls
Groom _ cera
Dau
Eame
Dors
Dause
Picher
Moriarty
Evans
Louis
Saaumings
St. iii
Rumier
Jacobson
Johnson
Cree
Ft. Louis
Marsans
Cobb
Pratt
Heilman
St. Loui
Boland
Hamilton
Letheron
Bolgns
New York State League Otha Binghamtea and Gcran
Otha Binghamtea and Gcran are noted in the New York State League records with brief mention of their involvement. Details remain sparse in the fragment, but the names appear in connection with league standings or transactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State League
Otha Binghamtea, & Gcran
Baseball Schedule for Today in Major Leagues
In the American League two games at 1 30 p.m. Philadelphia at New York and Boston at Brookline with two games first at 1 39 p.m. Boston visits Brook. Washington at Boston St. Louis at Detroit Cleveland at Chicago New York at Philadelphia.
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Boston
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
St. Lewis
Pittsburgh
P.C. Chicago
Ton
Philade Washington
Phia
P.C. Vnseetcenes
Philadelphia Saledecess
Chicago Ee
Louis Eee
Brook
SOX Daring On Bases
Chicago edged Cleveland 3 to 1 as Faber pitched well and bold Chicago baserunning combined with Cleveland errors. Notable players include Leibold and E Collings with Chicago securing the win behind Lambeth on the mound.
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SOX
Chicago
Faber
Cleveland
Cook
Chapman
Beonina
Jackson
Jehie
Lambeth
McMullin
Sehalk
Oneill
Kiepfer
hite-Leibold
E. Collings
Graney
Aker
Evans
Wambasganes
Hite
Celebration for Wagner at Forbes Field
About 15 people attended Wagner Day at Forbes Field on June 22 as Hans Wagner received a silver loving cup from Mayor Armstrong. Pittsburgh beat Chicago 4 to 3 in ten innings with late scoring and bold plays. Vaughn pitched ten innings for the Pirates in a tense game.
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Wagner
Forbes Field
Hans Wagner
Mayor Armatrong
Pittsburgh
Hnlago
Hanes
Chicago
Drhpoa
Brief
Woiter
Wisco
Ards Worthianee
Fischer
Tetttort
Cooper, Oey
Libemaress
Vaughn
Cooper
Demarcé
Elliott
O' Day
Harrison
Cincinnati Defeats Ames 5 to 3 in St. Louis
Cincinnati hitters punished Ames with 5 runs as Schneider and Horstman held St. Louis to six hits. Neale and Grond led the offense with timely hits while Crand and Wingo contributed two base hits as Cincinnati won 5 to 3.
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Louis
Cincinnati
Ames
Schneider
T. Louis
ST. Louis
O Snyder
O Behnelder
Horstman
Petted
re—Cueto
Hornsby
Cruise
Imcinnath
Asereee
Grond
Wingo
Migeheby
Baird
Neeale
Schnel
Longs
Serey
Innati
Uae
Atlanta 2 Fire Set Game Little Rock 4
A Southern Association report notes a tense game where Atlanta trailed Little Rock by four points, with late drama as fire set incidents affected play and darkness interrupted actions. The score reaches Atlanta four, Little Rock four in a tense scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Birmin
Atlanta
Little Rock
Eastern League Scores Split Across Cities
Bridgeport beat Hartford 7 to 4 while Springfield won 4 to 2 over Portland Eight teams are listed with New Haven 8 6Teooten 8 New Haven 0. American Association shows Gen 8 at innings Minneapolis and Toledo 7. Louisville at Milwaukee rain delayed.
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Bridgeport
Hartford
Springfield
Portland
Lawrence
Worcester
New Haven
Minneapolis
Toledo
Louisville
Milwaukee
Sporting Goods Featured Across All Stores
A broad display highlights sporting goods with tennis gear emphasized as a specialty. Shoppers find equipment and apparel across locations, with a focus on tennis items and related sports accessories.
Broad street racers race past downtown lines
Irregular OCR fragment records a street scene with scattered place names and streets including Broadway Fifth Warren and a mention of Peet Company. The text is incomplete, but hints at a racing or transit context on Broadway near 13th and 34th Streets.
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Broadway Way
13Th St
Broadway Carcers
Warren
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Jock Hutchinson
Glen View
Whitemarsh
Taplow
Jack
Sexwell
Ameteurs
Miss Vanderhoef
Gilleaudeau
Mrs
MET
Shane
Atte
Voshell
Long Island
Ag Pse
Sanford
Pucktoart
Hesse
Thistle L
Dwarte
Ciff
Burgomaster Wild Thintie
J. Loftus
B. Cassatts Ch
Eronaut
Bettie
E. Cass the Wits
Wick
Bhallenger
Wheats
Casey
Nicoff
ilPoa
Dae
Norfolk
Senators
Mackmen
Tigers
Browns
Louta P
ST. Louie
Detroit.a
Lsnotton
Austin
International League
Newark
Ereereeere
Buffalo
Providence
Toronto Providenc
Baltimore Rovidence Ewsberesisaeree
Toronto
Rochester Eraser
Esseos SF
Richmond
TODAT
Eee
Hane
Pirates
Cubs
Reds
Southern Association
Tareyton Eeaee
Ce Neue Ares
Herbert Tareytom
Logpow
Racers Peet Company
LION
James J. Hill
Jose Gilpin Pyle
Doubleday, Page & Comp
J. H. Morgan
James Bryce
France
P. Dutton
FU Av
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