Smith and Mcleod tied in national open golf championship
Will Smith of Mexico City and Fred McLeod of Midlothian tied for first in the 14th national open at Myopia Hunt Club with 72 hole totals 222. They will play an 18 hole playoff tomorrow under USGA orders. Prize money totalling several hundred dollars was awarded to top finishers and referees noted a scoring error that led to a minor disqualification.
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Wright To Be Larned's Challenger In Tennis Final
Telegraph report from Newport on August 28 indicates Wright defeated Frederick B. Alexander in straight sets 6-3 6-3 6-5 to earn the right to challenge W A Larned for the national championship. Alexander faded after rain delays. Wright showed peak form amid windy, cold conditions.
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Futurity Starters Duel For $35000 Crowns At Coney Island
Nine top two year olds from leading stables compete for the Futurity title at Coney Island Jockey Club a six furlong race valued around 25000 with betting banned and gate admissions reduced to 2 for men 1 for women. Helmet from James R Keene is favored over Madden pair Sir Martin Fayette with Perseus challenging in Whitney colors and Belmonts Practical also in the mix.
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Baseball Scores From Openers In Connecticut Tonight
New Haven defeated Meriden eight to two in innings. Springfield beat New Britain four to one in the first of two. New Britain won against Springfield four to two in the second game. Hartford edged Bridgeport four to two in the first game and then took the second game seven to one.
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Timely Autotopics Open Two Day Long Island Run
Entry blanks issued for a two day mechanical efficiency motor car test around Long Island under the New York Automobile Trade Association. Amateur drivers may compete with price classes while professionals and tradesmen enter their own cars. Route marked with stops at Blue Point Montauk Point and Riverhead. American Motor League expands state divisions and pushes anti road racing legislation while preparing for a New York assembly with experts on road improvement.
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Yankees Win And Lose Close Pitching Battle
The Yankees split a doubleheader with Chicago, taking the first game 1 0 and losing the second 2 1. Lake and Hogg pitched well for the Yankees as Keeler and Conroy erred, while Hemphill's ninth inning hit and Kleinow's single delivered the decisive runs in the first game and the second game respectively.
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Double Defeat for Naps in Washington Series
Washington defeats the Cleveland team twice with scores in the first game 10 to 6 and 6 to 3. Batteries for Washington were Hughes Street Johnston and Street. Cleveland was powered by Josland Clarke Siebha Foster and Bemis. Umpire Egan.
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Detroit Wins and Loses at Philadelphia Wire Game
In the first game Detroit lost to Philadelphia with final scores 14 to 1. Summers and Schmidt led Detroit while Prank and Powers starred for Philadelphia. Umpires were Sheridan and Evans.
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New York Welcomes Olympic Team Parade to City Hall
The United States, led by returning London victors with 1141 3 points, plans a noon parade from Broadway at 46th to City Hall. General Wingate marshal will command ten divisions including regulars, marines, national guards, Irish Volunteers, Olympic athletes, and city officials. Roosevelt will greet the team Monday at Sagamore Hill after the Saga more voyage.
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Pirates win as Leach drives in decisive run
In Pittsburg Aug 28 Pittsburg edged Philadelphia 1 to 0 to tighten the pennant race. Leach doubled in the eighth and scored on Shannon's Texas leaguer. Leever starred with a strong no hit effort and McQuillan also pitched well as both teams played sharp defense.
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Eastern League results and standings snapshot
Eastern League games listed Newark at Jersey City Buffalo 3 Jersey City 2 Montreal 3 Newark 4 (10 Sentoga) Toronto 6 Baltimore 2 Providence 5 Rochester 3. Eastern League standings show Baltimore leading with 72 wins and .598 percentage, followed by Newark Montreal Providence Buffalo and others. New England League results include Fall River 5 Lowell 2 and Worcester 5 Lynn 1 in first game and 2 in second. State League results show Utica 6 Wilkes Barre 5 and 5 3 second game, Syracuse 4 Troy 3, Scranton 1 Elmira 8.
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Boston Batteries Battle Ends In St. Louis Tilt
In a brief Boston versus St. Louis matchup, the Boston Batteries face Steele and Criger while St. Louis is represented by Powell Stephens and Spencer as umpires Hurst and O Loughlin oversee the game.
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Dick Roller In Front Wins Frivolity Stakes
Dick Roller a two year old owned by J B Respess led from the start to win the Frivolity Stakes at five and a half furlongs by six lengths. Erbet was second with Gliding Belle third as the crowd favored the favorite at even money and the meet featured several sprint races on a slow track.
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Wild speed chase through city streets ends in crash
Felix Droit, driver of a touring car, zigzagged through traffic from Sth Street to Third Avenue at high speed, dodging patrols and firing shots. After his rear wheel broke on the sidewalk at Sid Street, he faced reckless driving and speeding charges, and was committed for trial.
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Indians at Salmon Arm threaten warpath over fishing rights
Victoria B C August 23 One hundred Indians near Salmon Arm south of Kamloops threaten to go on the warpath fearing loss of fishing rights. Superintendent Hussey of the provincial police will go to the scene while authorities say the situation is under control. Two Indian chiefs were fined on Wednesday for illegally setting fishing traps. A band of fifty Indians swept on the courthouse and rescued the chiefs.
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