Giants Split Doubleheader With Superbas at Polo Grounds
The Giants and Superbas played a two game set at the Polo Grounds. Brooklyn won the opener 4 to 2 in ten innings and the Giants took the second 5 to 3. Zach Wheat delivered the decisive homer in the tenth for Brooklyn. Doyle and Merkle sparked New York with timely hits, but Fromme and Crandall faltered late. Mathewson pitched superbly for Brooklyn, going nine for the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giants
Superbas
Polo Grounds
Geore
Secoma
MecGranites
Thooklyn
Thousands Ox
Merrily
Fromme
Orey Crandall
New York
Zach Wheat
Brooklyn
Stengel
Larry Doyle
Merkle
Doyle
Jack Murray
Snodgrass
Meyers
Meride
Brooklyn Board of Strategy
Ragan
Art Shafer
Jake Daubert
Oran
Culshaw
Shafer
Wheat
Lee Fletcher
Moran
Dahienites
Zachariah Wheat
Anta
Matty
Kiem
Curtis
Cutshaw
Curtiss
Vile
Smith
Red Murray
Fletcher
Sned
Vinglinge
Yingling
Daubert
Fisher
Sie
Larry
Mbie
Krass
Povie
Burns
tRan
Crandall
Ereckiness Lewes
Whesat
Figher
Dases
Herzog
Brook S
Brookiurn
Derile
O Ragan
Fremme
Ty Fromme
Messrs
Kiem and
Orth
Neme—Vune
Baseball Scores from Yesterday in the Leagues
American League results show Philadelphia 13 defeating Boston 4 while St. Louis beat Chicago in twelve innings 8 to 4. Brooklyn won 4 to 2 over New York in the National League, with New York taking another win over Brooklyn 5 to 1. International League listings include Newark 3 over Montreal 2 and Rochester 7 over Providence 11 in eleven innings.
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New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Boston
St. Louis
Chicago
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittabuarzch
St. Louise-rain
American League
W. L
Ees
Epeccecese
Chisiawia
Abe Neon
Petrola Ey
Dyacese
National League
W. L. Philadelphia
Brooklym
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Newark
Rochester
Buffalo
Basketball Doubleheaders Across Major Cities
A schedule lists pairs of matchups across cities including New York at Washington and Boston at Philadelphia. The list also shows Cleveland at Detroit two games and Buffalo at Baltimore two games among other city pairings.
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New York
Washington
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Venis
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Four New Yankees Join Yankee League Club
The New York American League Club announces four new players: Daniel F. Costello from Mount St. Mary’s College as infielder, Thomas Hanley from Manhattan College as pitcher, H. Williams of the Galveston Club as first baseman, and Jay Rogers of the Richmond Club of the Virginias as catcher. Costello reports in this morning, Hanley joins tomorrow, Williams arrives July 1, and Rogers in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Chance
Daniel F. Costello
Mount St. Mary's College
Emmitsburg
Thomas Hanley
Manhattan College
H. Williams
Galveston
Jay Rogers
Richmond
Virginias
Costello
Boston
Yankees
Washington
New York Giants
Baltimore
Mike Thompson
Mount St. Mary’s
Williams
Gus Williams
St. Louis Browns
Hanley
Rogers
Crash of runs in late innings as Phillies edge Boston
The Philadelphia team scored four runs in the final two innings to beat Boston 8 6 at St James. Paskert Brennan Cravath led with two base hits and Cravath homered. Knabe Doolan Sweeney Myers drove runs, while James yielded six across the final frames. Rigler and Byron umpired.
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Philadelphia
Boston
M'ville
Ol Myers
Lord
Nolly
Ito
Moth
Rariden
Atted
Connolly
James
Cravath
Doolan
Sweeeney
Smith
Vmng
Maronville
UNO
Watis
Lopoetea
Paskert
Brennan
Lebert
Maranville
Luderus
Myers
Whaling
Knabe
Sweeney
Titus
Messrs
Rigler and
Byron
Mack's Men Trim World's Champions in Philadelphia
Philadelphia defeats Boston 13 to 4 as Houck replaces Brown in the second inning. Strong Philadelphia fielding features a Schang to Barry to McInnes double play. Barry, Yerkes, and Baker lead the offense with multiple hits and two home runs from Barry.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Houck
Brown
Schang
Barry
McInnes
Carrigan
R. Coles
Moseley
Foster
HPO AB Rhpoa
Hoop’r
Walsh
O York’s
E.c’ns
Sp’ker
Baker
H'k’sen
Lewis
Oldr
OiG'dner
Engle
IfiCady
Col'ns
Mosel
Gardner
Yerkes
E. Collins
R. Colline
Oldring
R. Collins
Wil
Meassre, Dineen and Hart
Shattered St. Louis Defeats Chicago in Twin Bill
Chicago and St. Louis split a doubleheader with the A's and pitchers delivering solid work. Key moments include two base hits by Pratt and Chase, and a three-base hit by Chase in the first game. In the second game, Briff and Chase produced notable hits as St. Louis pounded Hamilton and Russell for runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Chicago
Stov’l
Pratt
Lord
O\Chase
Caton
C’lins
Bodie
O' Austin
Lavans
Micotte
R'sell
White
Fournier
Russell
Rath
Shaller
Bes Louis
Chase
Cicotte
Johnston
Williams
Shotten
Weaver
Austin
Stovall
Baumgardner
Messrs. O'Loughlin and
Hildebrand
Abrhpoa
Shot'n
Berger
Brief
Stov'll
O'Pratt
Wil'ma
Mat'ck
Schalk
Alex'der
TiHem
Bite Marticl
Collins
Hamilton
Messrs
Hildebrand and
O'Loughlin
Missouri Battleship Team Clinches Atlantic Reserve Fleet Cup
The Missouri baseball team defeated the Alabama team 12 to 4 to clinch the Atlantic Reserve Fleet League cup. After eight games, Missouri Jet hold seven wins and one loss, with Maine in second place at five and two, and Alabama third at five and three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Missouri
Alabama
Missouri Jet
Maine
Providence and Jersey City doubleheader recap
Baseball score snippet shows Providence beating Toronto with a 9 to 4 sequence and Jersey City hosting Rochester and Montreal with mixed results. Batteries listed include Gaw Bemis Bailey Kocher and Keefe Quinn Williams Doescher Blair Higgins. Newark and Buffalo notes mention postponed games due to wet grounds and two games slated tomorrow at Newark with Mattern Madden Lee.
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International League
Montreal
Newark
Rochester
Jersey City
Toronto
Providence
Buffalo
Baltimore
R.H.E. Toronto
Gaw and Bemis
Bailey and Kocher
Aoe
R.H.E. Rochester
Keefe
Quinn
Williams
Doescher
Michael
Blair
Higgins
R.H.E
Mattern and Madden
Lee and Grounds
Track stars poised for junior Metropolitan titles at Far Hills
New York A. C. and Irish American A. C. lead entries for the Metropolitan junior championships at Far Hills New Jersey next Saturday. Notables include W M Wilkie and G Van F W C Baer among sprinters, F Lagan Jr and Dan J O Neill in the 440, with Winged Fist members Tom Walsh and J J Cahill among top field entrants. A special D L and W train leaves Hoboken at 1 15 P M with Newark stop and return after events.
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Far Hills A. C
Far Hills
N. J
Gore
New York A. C
A. C
W. M. Wilkie
Yale
Harvard
G. van F. W. C. Baer
C. A. Hoyt
C. Dahl
W. E. Story
Drew Valentine
F. Lagan, Jr
T. A. Dolan
Dan J. J. O'Neill
A. Swensen
C. C. Childs
E. J. Walsh
L. Geer
B. Cordes
F. E. Adams
R. Hale
E. K. Whitman
F. Tehkahey
M. Gibbs
S. B. Many
W. C. Max
H. ©. Faber
R. J. Hillman
Dan Ferris
E. Coyle
I. Summergrade
J. L. Kirby
E. J. Stebbins
T. J. Kelly
Winged Fist
Tom Walsh
Charles Teevan
J. J. Cahill
F. X. du Tremblay
W. J. Fortune
H. Schultz
G. C. Treffey, Jr
J. B. Wilkinson
P. Mayers
J. F. Dolan
Hoboken
Newark
Cornell Crew Welcomed After Regatta at Ithaca
Cornell crew arrives in Ithaca and is greeted with a festive breakfast. Acting President Crane praises the Varsity’s fight, vows no regret for the defeat, and notes the crews are a university asset. Arthur R. Gilman elected Commodore of the navy for next year, a rare sophomore head.
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New York Times
Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
University
Crane
Courtney
Commodore Bates
Arthur R. Gilman
Husky
Navy
Gilman
Cascadilla
Naval Academy
Washington twins hid brother's drowning before race
Two members of the University of Washington eight oared crew Edward and Elmer Leader twins kept unaware for three weeks that their brother Arthur drowned while swimming at Rosa on June 3. The drowning news was withheld to avoid unsettling the rowers before the Poughkeepsie regatta.
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Seattle
Wash
University of Washington
Edward
Elmer
Arthur
Rosa
Rich Named Syracuse Crew Captain For Next Year
Syracuse University announces J Harry Rich of Canton New York has been elected captain of the university crews for the coming year. He rowed at No 6 in the eight shell at Poughkeepsie on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
J. Harry Rich
Canton
Syracuse University
Poughkeepsie
Saturay
Amherst Beats Dartmouth 2-0 in Tight Dartmouth Shutout
Amherst pitcher stymies Dartmouth as the Green collect six scattered hits. In the fifth inning Williamson reaches on Wanamaker misplay for the first run, Washburn adds the second with a single. Final score Amherst two, Dartmouth zero. Batteries Robinson and Strahan for Amherst Hallett and Wanamaker for Dartmouth. Umpires Reed and Foley. Time one hour fifty minutes.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Bates
Almeida
Miller
Cooper
Camilla
Robinson
Benton
Johnson
Harter
bhit—Wagner
Marsaans
Wiileon
Stelen
Byrne
Carey
Viex
W. Berghammer
Caamitz
Wagner
Marsons
Pitt Cincinnati
Mall
Balle
Ortnits
Camnus
Beseher
Semnees Harter
Camni
Geetha
Man
Eason
East
Mass
Dartmouth
Amherst
Williamson
Wanamaker
Washburn
R.H.E Amherst
Williams Beats Vermont Easily in Annual Game
Williams College defeated Vermont 8 to 3 in an annual game at Williams College. Captain Flaherty pitched for Vermont and was hit hard as Williams batsmen stole bases when they reached base. Batteries Hodge and Lewis for Williams. Flaherty and Mayforth for Vermont. Umpires Bedford and Ennis. Time one hour forty minutes.
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Williamstown
Mass
Williams College
University of Vermont
Vermonters
Capt
Flaherty
Vermont
Williams
Mayforth
Ecore
R. Ele
Trianor
Dis
Wateroh
Valkavn
Hodge and Lewis
Flaherty and
Messrs
Bedford and
Ennis
New York State League Scoreline Highlights
In Utica Utica beats Wikesbarre 7 to 0. Syracuse defeats Scranton 5 to 4. Albany earns a 1 to 0 win over Binghamton. Troy Elmtira wins 8 to 1 against Troy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State League
Utica
Wikesbarre
Syracuse
Scranton
Albany
Binghamton
Troy
Elmtira
Michigan Nine Defeats Pennsylvania 7 to 2 in Ann Arbor
In Ann Arbor Michigan defeated Pennsylvania by seven to two as the Michigan baseball team secured a decisive home victory. The game featured strong pitching from Michigan and solid hitting at the plate. Pennsylvania struggled to containment and never mounted a sustained rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Pennsylvania
Tri-State League scores from Allentown and Wilmington areas
In Allentown Atlantic City action 98 to 7 with Wilming ton and nearby towns scoring. Trenton beat York 4 to 0 in 11 innings with $ noted in standings.
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Allentown
Atlantic City
Wilmington
Harrisburg
Trenton
York
New England League Scores Quick Update
In Lynn Lawrence hosts Lynn at Lynn-Lawrence with a 5 to 0 shutout as Lynn also edges Lawrence 7 to 1. Portland beats Worcester 4 to 0 by forfeit symbol percent. New Bedford defeats Fall River 8 to 0 and Brockton beats Lowell 6 to 5.
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Lynn
Lawrence
Portland
Worcester
New Bedford-Fall River
New Bedwest
Brockton
Lowell
Toledo Keane City Triumphs Over Toledo
In a baseball card style recap from American Association play Keane City defeated Toledo 2 to 0 at Toledo. Columbus managed a 1 to 0 win over Ma while other games were postponed due to wet grounds.
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Toledo
Keane City
Columbus
Scores From Regional Matches Across Cities
Water 2 New Haven 0. Water 4 New Haven 3. Pittsfield 3 Springfield 1. Hartford 5 New London 0. Holyoke 5 Bridgeport 3. Holyoke 4 Bridgeport 3.
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New Haven
Water
Waterbury
Pittsfield
Springfield
Hartford
New London
Holyoke
Bridgeport
Memphis to Nashville Rain Delays NASCAR Route
Memphis and Nashville face rain interruptions affecting travel to New Orleans for the next leg of the circuit. Chattanooga Birmingham Mobile Montgomery and Mobile see scattered showers as teams push toward the next race stop in New Orleans.
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Memphis
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Mobile
Montgomery
Nashville
New Orleans
McLoughlin Triumphs in English Lawn Tennis Debut
At Wimbledon in London on June 23 the American Davis Cup squad saw McLoughlin win a five setter over H Roper Barrett in a dramatic opener in front of a cosmopolitan crowd. Wallace F. Johnson and Norris Williams also won, while Barrett pushed hard before McLoughlin closed out the fifth. Other first round results included Powell, Schwengers, and several international players advancing or contesting spots on future rounds.
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London
Wimbledon
Maurice E. McLoughlin
R. Norris Williams
Wallace F. Johnson
United States
Astralasia
McLoughlin
H Roper Barrett
America
Philadelphia
A. W. Andrews
Norris Williams
P. Y. Tabush
F. C. Be Hepto
R. B. Powell
P. Hicks
B. P. Schwengers
C.S. Grace
Barrett
Stanley N. Doust
New York
R. F. le Sueur
C. P. Dixon
Middlesex County
A. W. Gore
H. Nickelson
Great Neck Grasshoppers Win Polo Final
Great Neck Grasshoppers defeated Cooperstown 15 to 7 in the Great Neck annual polo final on W. Russell Grace field. Cooperstown earned 8 goals to Grasshoppers 4. one Phipps player was injured in the eighth period. Stevenson starred for Cooperstown with five periods scoring.
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Great Neck
Stevenson
Cooperstown
Cooperstown Grasshoppers
von Stade
Howard Phipps
C. C. Rumsey
J. P. Grace
C. P. Beadleaton
H. C. Phipps
Junior Golf Tournament at Plainfield Club
The metropolitan junior golf tournament runs today and tomorrow at Plainfield Country Club. Thirty boys from nearby clubs are entered and several show advanced play. Entries on the first tee this morning. out of town boys will stay with Plainfield members tonight.
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Plainfield Country Club
Duffy Edges Britton In Fast Ten Round Clash
Jimmy Duffy of Lockport edged Jack Britton of Chicago in a swift ten round bout in Buffalo. Britton used tricks to swing for a knockout but Duffy avoided trouble and landed telling punches. Both fighters left the ring unmarked and with no clear bruise or injury.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Jimmy Duffy
Lockport
Jack Britton
Chicago
Duffy
Britton
Bantamweight Title Fight Ends In Draw In Kenosha
Johnny Cou Lon and Frankie Burns fought ten rounds in Kenosha Wisconsin with a toe to toe bout. After four rounds neither boxer gained the upper hand and the scoring remained even through the duration of the match.
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Kenosha
Wis
Johnny Coulon
Frankie Burns
Ward Returns To Form In Midl States Championship
Ward defeats Frank Kidde of Montclair A C in straight sets 6-1 6-2 at Orange New Jersey held amid multiple results. Ogden and Touchard win as Dionne and Walden push deep. Pell defaults after father-in-law’s death. Interclub match Kings County vs Westchester ends in a tie on Hartsdale clay.
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Orange
N. J
Frank Kidde
Montclair Athletic Club
United States
Montgomery Ogden
Orange Club
Norman Johnson
West Side
G. A. L. Dionne
Robert S. Stoddart
Gustave F. Touchard
Theodore C. Corwin
Theodore R. Pell
W. P. Burden
Edwin
Cramp
Philadelphia
J. P. Walden
Passaic Field Club
Chapman Ropes
New York Tennis Club
Ropes
Walden
Felix Doubleday
Princeton University
George S. Groesbeck
Dford Park Club
Groesbeck
Doubleday
Spencer Miller, Jr
Amherst College
Grant Burns
New York
Lindslay Dunham
Rahway Lawn Tennis Club
Frederick Watson
West Side Lawn Tennis Club
Robert S. Stogdart
Englewood Field Club
Harold Throckmorton
Marshall Peabody
J.P. Walden
Passaic
Dr. F. J. Echeverra
Walter L. Pate
Brooklyn
H. Norton
Crescent A. C
R. P. Bennett
Orange Lawn Tennis Club
B. M. Philips
Watson W. Washburn
Leonard Beekman
Pawling School
Fred
Glen Ridge Country Club
Allan Fox
C. M. Bull, Jr
R. W. Seabury
S. McKim
Hill School
A.du R. Blanchet
Theodore Roosevelt Pell
Rolfe R. Booraem
Dudley Bramhall
Holcomb Ward
Montclair A. C
Kings County Tennis Club
County Tennis Club of
Westchester
Hartsdale
Kings County
M. L. Galvaco
H. L. Westfall
F. G. Anderson
A. Bassford
J. P. Paret
Charles Chambers
H. L. Steinkampf
J. T. Allen
Anglo American Cricketers Defeat Columbia Oval Veterans
The Anglo-Americans beat the Columbia Oval Veterans by 59 runs at Pelham Bay Park yesterday. The Anglo-Americans scored 92 while the Veterans managed 35. W. J. Wingett led with 22 not out, and T. R. Newbery and H. T. Hallock added 19 apiece. H. Wyss scored 10.
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Columbia Oval
Pelham Bay Park
W. J. Wingett
T. R. Newbery
H. T. Hallock
H. Wyss
Thoroughbred race program with weight listings and entrants
A detailed race card listing six events for two and three year olds plus maidens. Each race shows horse names owner weights and odds notes. includes The Astoria Dinner Stakes for two year olds and main course allowances with multiple entries such as Huda's Brother Guy Fisher Sleuth and Fifty Five among others.
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Huda
Lancewood
Charion
Flask
Delft
Small
Mordecai
Gallop
Yodeling
Odd Cross
Water Lad
Guy Fisher
Sand Hil
Amalfi
Mission
Bob R
Col. Holloway
Donald MacDonald
John Furlong
Annie Sellers
Beaucoup
Blankenburg
Littlep
Capt. Elliott
Coldie
Tactics
O' Em
Sir Denrah
Spaaneins
Spin
Springmase
Capt. Ickle
Pt. Swanson
Astoria
Mater
Naiad
Anytime
the Spirit
Early Rose
Vega
Fataway
Sleuth
Trifler
Little Jupiter
Miss Momens
Schaller
Mary Scribe
Moncrief
Henpeck
Daingerfield
Thrifty
Deduction
Perthshire
Bouncing Lass
War Lord
Luria
Gollywogs
Eleganza
Bunch of Keys
Isiros
Sylvan
Monmouth
Rebound
Rock Fish
Dixon
Brain Belle
Jack Wall
E.peunte
Open Golf Championship Opens in Wet Hoylake
In heavy rain at Hoylake England sixty five players started the four rounds of the Open. John J McDermott led on rounds 1 and 2 with 75 and 80 strokes and an aggregate 155, while Edward Ray trimmed J H Taylor from the lead with 147 after two rounds. Harry Vardon Harold Hilton and other notables posted scores as the field narrowed toward tomorrow’s final rounds.
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Hoylake
England
John J. McDermott
Atlantic City
United States
J. H. Taylor
Tom L. McNamara
Wollaston
Mass
McDermott
McNamara
Alexander Herd
Edward Ray
J. H.taylor
A. J. Howlett
E. Jones
J. B. A G. Renouf
Harold H. Hilton
Harry Vardon
Michael Moran
Dublin
T. G. Renouf
Hughes
Josh Taylor
Graham, Jr
Massy
Women on Deal links lead first round in handicap
Mrs. W J Faith of Wykagyl led the first 18 holes of a 36 hole medal play handicap at Deal Golf and Country Club. She shot gross 89 net 85 with a 4 over par on the front nine and will play 18 more holes today against a field including Mrs. N P Rogers Baltusrol and Mrs. C W Rendigs Deal who tied for second net at 87.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Faith
Wykagyl
Metropolitan Golf Association
Deal Golf and Country Club
N. Pendleton Rogers
Baltusrol
C. W. Rendigs
Rogers
Deal
W. J. Salomon
Century
Grace Farrelly
Engbee
H. RB. Goldsmith
Uolly- Sian T
George Beer
H. F. Gurney
Hackeneens Eee Ketadibe
E. F. Sanford
Essex Couny
E. S. Bayer
W. S. Seaman
Richmond Cor Os Nc Ccas
Frances Gwyer
Siwanoy
C. J. Ranger
Hollywood
E. Goldsmith
Great Neck Wins Scrub Polo Game
In Hempstead on June 23 Great Neck defeated Cooperstown in an unofficial Meadow Brook polo match after Philadelphia Country Club and Meadow Brook Canaries failed to appear. The score swelled from 6 to 4 4 to start the fifth period to Six to 5% at the end of the eighth period, with lineups shuffled midway. Referee H. H. Holmes officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Neck
J. Hobbs
Burke
C. Rumsey
Tilney
Cooperstown
F. A. Clark
Rathborne
Thomas
Loew
H. H. Holmes
Proper Golf Garb Sparks Press Debate in Daily Mail
The Daily Mail supports members who object to men playing in shirt sleeves. It notes it is simple to obtain vestments of gossamer fabric and a coat of such light texture could not hamper play.
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London
England
The
Daily Mail
Per
Orton to Coach Penn Track and Nickalls to Coach Rowing
Vivian Nickalls of the Detroit Boat Club and former English oarsman was elected rowing coach at the University of Pennsylvania. George W. Orton was chosen coach of the track team, signing a three year contract to begin next fall.
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Philadelphia
Vivian Nickalls
Detroit Boat Club
George W. Orton
Athletic Association of
University of Pennsylvania
Orton
Mike" Murphy
Murphy
Horder
Paris
Episcopal Academy
Rickalis
Oxford University
Ellis Ward
Zeigler
Simon Pauxtis
Mark Gaston
George Brooke
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Bay of Waterboy
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C. Joliffe
R. M. Beckley
R. K. Tomlin, Jr
B. H. Dwight
Fox
Ingersoll
Mrs. Doherty
E. Clarke
C. W. Meade
Belmont Park
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Girard Company
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Ray
McDermott and McNamara
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Nickalls
Norfolk
RogerRs Peet Company
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