Marston and Lewis Win Four Ball at Baltusrol
Harvard crews dominated the season with a striking Thames victory over Yale and debate about Syracuse strength. Columbia's 18-1 baseball run leads East ratings while tennis faces overexpanded schedules and shifting talent. Breeding and track athletics link to national defense as New York National Guard teams show prowess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard of
New York
National Guard
United States
Mexico
Military Athletic League
Wilson
Seventy-first
Washington
Seventy -First
Beekman
Foote
Sixty-ninth
Marston Leads Baltusrol Four Ball Triumph in Rain
Max Marston of Baltusrol and Reginald M. Lewis defeated George Low and Jerome Travers in a Baltusrol four ball by 4 up with 3 to play. Travers struggled with the open champion fallibility while Low kept pace, finishing 75 as Marston and Lewis posted 150 for 36 holes. Travers and Low aided only sporadically as Marston dominated in a wet morning and afternoon. Catlin Wins Haworth Golf Championship 3 up 1 to play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Marston
Baltusrol
New Jersey
George Low
Metropolitan
Jerome Dunstan Travers
Upper Montclair
Reginald M. Lewis
Wykagyl
Westchester
Travers
Marston
Reggie Lewis
Low
Lewis
Jerry Travers
Marston- Lewis
Dormic
Nibuck
Mashie
Wis
Leer
Catlin
Haworth
J. B. Catlin
E. van
Baseball Yesterday's Results in Major Leagues
National League games featured St Louis defeating Cincinnati 2 1 in the first game and 5 4 in the second while Pittsburgh beat Chicago 8 3. American League results saw Chicago top Cleveland 4 3 and St Louis take both ends of doubleheader against Detroit 5 y and 3 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Where They Play Today National League Meeting
National League schedule lists New York at Brooklyn with two games starting at 1 30 P M and Washington at New York with a 3 30 P M start. Other matchups include Pittsburgh at Chicago St Louis at Cincinnati Boston at Philadelphia Chicago at Cleveland Detroit at St Louis Philadelphia at Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. C
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh Osereeee
St. Louis
P.cleveland
Boston Selec
Detroit Cori Veges
Washington
St Louis
Philadelphia Toe
National League
Pittsburgh
St. Louie
Cleveland
Detroit
Beston
St Louis Triumphs In Doubleheader Over Reds
St Louis wins both games in Cincinnati on June 25. First game ends 2 to 1 with Stegie's pitching and key hits by Betzel and Gonzales. Second game 5 to 4, Berets and Williams spark St Louis as Cincinnati errors fuel the visitors' offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Stegie
Gonzales
Corhan
Butler
Betzel
Groh
Hescher
Fisher
Chase
Snyder
Killifer
Hornsby
Wingo
Smith
Nealeis
Griffith
Mollwitz
Meadowa
lLouden
Willams
Herzog
Moseley
Ames
Abutler
Knetner
Bescher
Corban
Hetzel
Errora
Meadows
Williams
Rauns
Dale
Knetger
Columbia Leads College Nines in 1916 Baseball Standings
Columbia leads the 1916 college baseball season with only one defeat in twenty games, ahead of Tufts and Harvard. Syracuse and Cornell follow, with detailed team batting averages and standout players like Leland of Tufts and Stafford of Tufts in the field. The piece notes pitching by George Smith for Columbia and rain affecting games, plus a full standings table and individual batting leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Morningside Collegians
Harvard
Columia
Cornell
Morningside
R . Watt
George Smith
R. D. Beck
Fadlie Collins
Tufts
Syracuse
Yale
Princeton
Blue and White
Pennsylvania
New York
Dartmouth
Lafayette
Fordham
Union
Colgate
Bowdoin
Brown
Boston College
Catholic University
Beck
Medford
Whittaker
Smith
Crimson
Mahan
Whitney
Althou
Leland
Stafford
W. Ll. Ft
BTS
Lehigh
Navy Om
PAPMY
Amherst
Town
Williams
Williame
Holy Croas
G. AB. R
H. SH
P.C
Paine
Dartm
Reck
Col
Mitchell
Army
Gerhardt
Edn
Aschorn
Carroll
Lees
SO Mahan
Har
Aw Harte
Buonaguro
AST Goodrie
Holy
Crees
Peeman
Wesleyan
Stookey
Johnston
Blyth
Gerar
Lefayette
Piloo
U4hlUl Cuo CO
Saunders, Tufts
Anderson
Igs
Poe Eae
Robinson
Markthaler
Werl'n Oare
Mccarthy
G' Town
Coolidge
Harv
CO Sarcka
Officers elected at American Football Association meeting
At the annual meeting officers were chosen including President Duncan Carewell of Orange New Jersey and Vice President Donald MacMillan of East Newark New Jersey. Treasurer Harry Craig of Paterson New Jersey and others were listed with Arlington New Jersey as base. The American Football Association Cup was awarded to Bethlehem Steel F.C. and medals were given to the Teens and to the Scottish Americana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Football Association
Duncan Carewell
Orange
N. J
Donald MacMillan
East Newark
Harry Craig
Paterson
R. M. Marshall
Arlington
A. N. Beveridge
United States Football Association
A.M. Brown
Yonkers
Bethlehem Steel F.C
Utica Dominates Harrisburg in Doubleheader Win
In the New York State League Utica defeats Harrisburg 3 0 in the first game and 3 1 in the second. Albany tops Syracuse 3 1 in another league matchup, highlighting Utica’s doubleheader success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
Harrisburg
Albany
Syracuse
Southern Association Scores From Birmingham and Mobile
In Birmingham, Memphis defeated Birmingham 8 to 1 while Rusnville routed Mobile 8 to 2. The results reflect late season league play with notable scoring by both sides and decisive victories for the visiting squads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Association
Birmingham
Memphis
Rusnville
Mobile
All American Soccer Team Named for Norway Sweden Tour
The International games committee of the United States Football Association selected the all American team for a July 26 departure and August 15 first international game in Christiania. The squad includes Trade, Black, MH, T Murray, Neil Clarke, A Blaky, James Ford, C Ellis, J Heminsley, H Cooper, H Shanotte and reserves Smith, J Robertson, and W L Burgin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Games Committee
United States Football Association
Norway
Sweden
Thomas W. Cahill
United States
Frederick Weil
Christiania
Brooklyn Celtics
Black
Beverley
Mass
Spalding
Disston
Penn
T. Murray
Bethlehems
Neil Clarke
A. Blaky
Putnams
Philadelphia
James Ford
Jersey A
C. Ellis
Continentals
New York
J. Heminsley
H. Cooper
Contt- Americans
Nentale
H. Shannotte
Brooklyn Field Club
Smith
Babcock & Wilcox
J. Robertson
Yonkers F. C
W. L. Burgin
Wanderers
Tigers Have Bad Tumble in St Louis Doubleheader
St Louis pushed Detroit to fourth by taking both games 8 to 2 and 3 to 1. Timely hitting and Detroit miscues fueled the 8-2 win. Mitchell’s wildness cost Detroit the 3-1 loss as he loaded the bases and walked in the decisive run in the seventh. St Louis turned seven double plays, with Shuttleton Sisler and others key. Koob, Groom, and Mitchell pitched in a tight twin bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Detroit
Mitchell
Shotton
Sisler
Austin
Marsans
Hartley
Hy Rush
Vitt
Young
Burns
Groom
Pratt
Koob
Messrs
Chill and
Dineen
ST. L Detroit
Bush
Auetin
Vittap
Miller
Veach
Sieler
Hellman
Lavan
Stanage
Severeid
Oveleskie
Wellman
Boland
Kavanagh
Cungham
Id Piet
Cobb
Epereee
Rifice Cobb
Lvan
Sister
Gt. Louis
Rirst
Coveleskie
Holand
Cunningham
Weilman
Nune
Boland, + hits, no one in nine inu two innings; offnningham
Bires
Dineem and
Chill
A Pratt
eKavanaugh
O Haker
Severeld
Db Dubue
Hell
Mitt
Tours Sebeere Tener
Baker
Indians Yield to Sox in Eleven Inning Tilt
Chicago defeated Cleveland 4 to 3 in eleven innings as Eddie Collins doubled and Fournier delivered a deciding single. Terry left after being spiked by Chapman amid a near brawl between Weaver and Howard. Scott started for Cleveland, Russell finished, and Chicago tallied the winning run in the 11th, extending their string in a tense pitch battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cleveland
Eddie Collins
Jackson
Fournier
Terry
Chapman
Weaver
Howard
Scott
Russell
Felsch
Graney
E.collins
BiSpeaker
Smith
J.collins
Roth
Gandh
Behalk
Womans
Murphy
O'Neiil
Coumbep
aLynn
E. Collins
Wambigans
J. Collins
Wambegans
Gandil
Candi
Collins
Coumbe
Hite
Rune
Coumbe Schaiky
Courmbe
Hime
Spiree
Mesers
Evans
Nailin
Cubs Lose In Twelfth Inning Classic By Vaughn
Chicago trails Pittsburgh 8 to 0 until Vaughn falters in the twelfth as five consecutive hits, an error, and a wild pitch lift Pittsburgh to an 8 to 6 win. McCarthy exits after a severe spike, Archer injures a torn fingernail. Carey Williams Mann homer, Wileson steals. Pitchers include Kandlehner Jacobs Cooper McConnell Vaughn. Time three hours forty five minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Vaughn
Pittsburgh
Cubs
McCarthy
Archer
o-Rice
McConnell
Johnston
Zelder
Knabe
Mulligan
Carey
Williams
Mann
Hinchman
Wileon
Bacrifice
Kandlehner
Williania
Balle
Jacobs
Cooper
Pate Vey
Kantiehner
Jacob
Cooper G. McConnell
Wilson
Mesars
Rigler
Orth
URGH
Pittsb
Jenhnston
Hine M'Na
S&ehul
Saier
Fisher
Kant’ Ner
Jacobe
Connell
Clemens
Fragmentary sports score card with scattered city names
Partial OCR shows multiple city pairs and scores across games. Readable items include Louisville 1 to varying opponents and Columbus 0 to Paul, with Toledo and Minneapolis fragments also present. Overall there is insufficient coherent result to determine a single event.
Dillon Moran Fight Promises Brooklyn Boxing Showdown
Boxers Moran and Dillon square off at Washington Park Brooklyn in a high profile match. Moran, 6 feet 1 inch and 168 pounds, meets 5 foot 7 3/4 inch Dillon, 168 pounds, both facing strong odds as promoter Dan McKerrick advances a $40,000 purse and a big gate at the historic arena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Willard
Frank Moran
Madison Square Garden
Washington Park
Brooklyn
Jack Dillon
Indianapolis
Hoosier
David
Moran
Goliath
Saratoga Springs
Dillion
Dillon
Francis Charlies
Saratoga
Zulu Kid
Milion
Belonde
Willard
Dan McKerrick
Jack Curley
Harry Polick
Dodgers
Atasaplons
Olympic A
Johnny Harvey
Jimmy Duffy
Joe Cox
Bik
Bill Brennan
Pioneer Sporting Club
Joe Mooney
Chick Simler
Rifle Scores High in National Small-Bore Championship
Aggregate scores for the first three weeks show Kings Mills Ohio leading with a high total. Auburn New York second, Quinnipiac Club New Haven third. week three scores list Kingsville Auburn New Ven Disart District of Columbia Rifle Club and others with varying totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Rifle Association
Kings Mills
Ohio
Auburn
N. Y
Quinnipiac Club
New Haven
Kingsville
New Ieven
Bucyrus
Disatriet
Columbia Rifle Club
Gisholt Club
Madison
Wis
Fremont
Massachusetts Rifle Association
Orton
Rifle and Revolver Club of
New York
Cltry
Hreokiven
Hints to Soldiers on Personal Preparedness
Lost in enthusiasm our young soldier friends forget that preparedness begins with protection from temperature shifts. Officers urge common sense gear including medium weight wool underwear and socks, wool abdominal bands, waterproof packs, carryalls, camp toilet kits, dressing cases, brushes, combs, money belts, pocket flashlights, compasses, sewing kits, wristwatches with radium dials, khaki silk handkerchiefs, and specialized footwear modeled on Major General Hugh S. Scott’s West Point last. Regulation tan, $5.50. Racers Peet Company, Broadway at 13th Street and related Broadway corners.
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Baltusrol Links
Weill
Hudson
Herrick
Jim Ten Eyck
Thames
Poughkeepsie
Duluth
Cambridge
New London
Loomier
Herr
Columbia Nine
United States National Lawn Tennis Association
Jockey Club
Bureau of Animal Industry
Athletics and
the National Guard
Greeee
Wae Travers
Lenk
Trevers
Marsten
Pnaewes
REDS
Gonzalesne Soo
Cordal
Kerzok
Kiliiter
Griffithe
Nease
Steele
Ol Mollwitz
Louden
Emmer
Toney
Toney iSchneider
bHuhn
St.uls
Neinnati
Sterle
He Toney
Hornaby
Messrs. Kie
Schneider
Py Steele
Melie
Football Association Officers
U. & Pat
Kentucky
H. B. Kirk & Co
New York, N. Y
Aqueduct
7Th
Flatbush Av
Fulton St
Lefferts Av
Greenawood
N.Y
Amer- Man Ve
Pele Grounds
Ale Tor Grocer
American Association
Carstairs Rye
Joe Coxoas
C. Rockaway
Dave Kurtz
Harlem
Paul Dixon
Vanderbilt
A. U
Walter Mohr
Simler
Chick
Grand Central Station
Norwalk
Jimmy Olympic
Johny Harvey Duffy
Eddie Dorsey
Leo Johnson
Ial
Geo. P. Ide & Co., Makers
Troy, N. Y
Hugh 5. Scott
West Point Cadets
Racers Peet Company
Broadway Broadway
13Th Se
The
34Th Se
Broadway
Fifth Ave
Warreo
I Burke
E.&a.burke
Casatags
Chalmers
Landaniettes
Hudsons
Fiate
Overlanda
Velie
Welf-Atarter
Stearns
Kooletet
Aaee Brutees
Sso Gute
Jandore Automobile CO
NEW York Times
Ant
TIMES
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