Clothier Takes Cup Defeats R. D. Little in Tennis Cup
William J Clothier of Philadelphia won the Achelie cup singles at Seabright Cricket and Lawn Tennis Club defeating holder Raymond D Little in four sets. Earlier Clothier beat Reals C Wright in the day’s prior round. In men's doubles William A Learned and G L Wrenn beat H H Hackett and E W Leonard in three sets. A final to decide first in the tournament is expected next Saturday with Larned and Wrenn facing Holcombe Ward and R J Little.
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Wrenn
Holcombe Ward
R. J. Little
Crescents Slip in Metropolitan League Loss at Bay Ridge
The Crescent Athletic Club fell 2 1 to 1 to Kings County Lawn Tennis Club at Bay Ridge in the Metropolitan League. Charles M. Bult Jr lost in straight sets as Henry J. Mollenhaver and the Kings County pair won the doubles. Westfall and McMahon led Knickerbocker success at Brooklyn Lawn Tennis Club with wins in singles and doubles.
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Bay Ridge
Kings County Lawn Tennis Club
Kings County
Crescents
Herbert L. Westfall
Crescent
Charles M. Bult, Jr
Henry ©. Martin
Henry J. Mollenhaver
Mollerhaver
Joseph T. McMahon
Bull
Martin
Mollenhaver
New York Lawn Tennis Club
Hamilton Grange
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L. Millens Burt
Dimon E. Roberts
New York
Walter Merrill Hall
J. P. Paret
Julio M. Steinacher
Arthur M. Lovibond
Roberts
Paret
Steinacher
Lovibond
State Lawn Tennis Title Draws 48 Entrants
Forty eight players are drawn for the New York State championship lawn tennis singles. The tournament starts tomorrow at Travers Island on the New York Athletic Club courts. Hackett aims to defend his cup but faces a strong, balanced field likely to prevent his repeat win.
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Travers Island
New York Athletic Club
Hackett
Torrance Wins Morris County Club Lawn Tennis Title
Alexander Torrance won the men's handicap lawn tennis tournament at Morris County Club in Morristown New Jersey defeating Frederick H. Thomas 7 5 3 6 6 3 in a three set match today.
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Frederick H. Thomas
Lurline First to Reach Honolulu in Ocean Race
The yacht Lurline from the South Coast Yacht Club finished Honolulu bound race from San Pedro at 2 48 this morning with a time of 14 days 21 hours 4 minutes. As a scratch boat she must give handicaps to Gwendolyn II Lady Maud and Hawaii, affecting final standings.
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California
San Pedro
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Hawaiian Yacht Club
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San Diego
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Auto News And Notes On Early Car Makers And Endurance Runs
General Cutting praises Oldsmobile owners for daily satisfaction and refinements aiding service. Maxwell-Briscoe promotes a 24 hp touring car for an endurance run from New York to San Francisco to challenge the Glidden tour winner. Carl H Page Co will handle Chalmers-Detroit lines locally as a showroom opens on Broadway with Harry Unwin as sales manager.
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Thomas-Detroit
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Harry Unwin
Philadelphia Gentlemen Postponed Cricket Match with Local Team
News from Folkestone reports that Asia fell and rain halted the cricket game between the Gentlemen of Philadelphia and the local team led by A. Awards. The Americans left for London by the evening train to face Middlesex at Scott's Ground on Monday.
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Horses and Carriages for Private Sale in Somerset
Dark chestnut geldings 6 and 7 years old, trained and well mannered with good action. Private sale only, no dealers. Address owner in Gastome, Somerset County.
Phelps Wins Western Amateur Championship at Rock Island
Mason E. Phelps of Midlothian Club Chicago defeated Harry W. Allen of St. Louis 6 up and 5 to play to win the Western amateur title at Rock Island arsenal links. Phelps led from the first hole, with 78 for the morning round. Allen challenged briefly in the afternoon before Phelps closed on the 13th green.
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Midlothian Country Club
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Yale
Rock Island Arsenal Links
Harry W. Allen
St. Louis
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Allen
Western Golf Association
George Thome
Yankees Poor Fielding Sends Browns to 7 1 Loss
St Louis defeats New York 7 to 1 at American League Park as the Yankees commit multiple errors and fail to hit after the second inning. Joe Lake allows four walks and two errors while Howell dominates on the mound for the Browns. Neal Ball shines with eight of nine chances handled and strong defense from St Louis seals the victory.
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Highlanders
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Delehanty
Jack Kleinow
Howell
Jimmy McAleer
Spencer
Hartzel
Chase
Williams
Wallace
Ferris
Tom Jones
Jimmy Williams
Lake
Jimmy
Joe Lake
Neal Ball
New York
Abrippoa
Hemphill
T. Jones
Jones
Bail
Kleinow
Japes
Hartzell
Providence Grays Clip Newark 7 to 2 for Fifth Straight Win
Providence Grays defeat Newark 7 to 2 in front of a season record 10 909 attendance. Dunn started Glaze ex Dartmouth pitcher winning his seventh straight decision as the locals seize pennant lead with a tight game to the fourth inning. Pardee suffered in the fourth frame with four singles and an error producing four runs.
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Grays
Newark
Dunn
Glaze
Dartmouth
Pardee
Giants Fall In Ninth As Cubs Edge Them
National League games listed with matchups New York at St Louis Boston at Chicago Philadelphia at Cincinnati Chicago 5 New York 4 Cincinnati 4 Brooklyn 3 in 10 innings Pittsburg 8 Boston 6 Philadelphia 2 St Louis 1 first game Philadelphia 4 St Louis 2 second game National League standings noted.
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Tenney
Bresnahan
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Devlin
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Jake Weimer
McGraw
Chance
Brooklyn Beaten in Tenth Inning as Reds Edge Superbas
Cincinnati defeated Brooklyn 4 to 3 in ten innings in Cincinnati. Paskett stole second and scored on Spade single to win. Campbell started for the Reds and was relieved in the fourth. Rucker pitched eight for Brooklyn, allowing eleven hits. McIntyre finished for Brooklyn.
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Paskett
Spade
Reds
Campbell
Rucker
Superbas
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Huggins
Bureh
Qu Kane
Maloney
Lobert
Hummell
Schlei
Lumiey
McLean
Rdan
Sheehan
Doescher
Hulswitz
Mitchell
Kane
Jordan
Kanee
Eer Campbell
Klem
Third Defeat for Skeeters in Jersey City Pitch Duel
Baltimore claimed its third straight win at Jersey City as Mason held the Skeeters to scattered hits until the eighth inning. Pfeffer pitched effectively for Baltimore, with one run scoring on an error. final score 3 to 2.
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Jersey City
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Skeeters
Pfeffer
Bisons Split doubleheader with Montreal
In Buffalo the Bisons win the first game 19 to 4 over Montreal with Jones and McManus igniting offense while Knapp and McAllister pitched. The second game ends Buffalo 3 Montreal 2 after ten innings with Teft and Ack umpiring.
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Newark
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Buffalo
Rochester
Toronto
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Bufcae
Washington Beats Cleveland in Battery Duel
At Washington, the batteries Washington Smith Hughes and Warner faced Cleveland Rhoades Clarke. Umpire Egan. Final scores reflect a tight game with the Washington team edging Cleveland.
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Warner
Rhoades
Clarke
Egan
Philadelphia Detroit Battery Umpire O Loughlin Named
Philadelphia and Detroit teams faced off with players Dygert Schreck Mullen Willetts and Schmidt present. Umpire O Loughlin officiated the game as officials charted the batteries and scoring in a 2106x-1117 style contest.
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Mullen
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Schmidt
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Batteries-Chicago Boston Game Officials and Players
In Boston the Batteries faced Chicago with Walsh and Sullivan for Chicago against Prueitt Winter and Carrigan for Boston. Umpires were Sheridan and Hurst.
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RHE
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Kentucky Breeders Protest to Protect Racing
Several hundred thoroughbred breeders land owners and businessmen met in Lexington to shield Kentucky racing from adverse laws in New York and Louisiana. Colonel E F Clay led the session condemning New York anti racing enforcement and a committee was formed to draft a constitution for a personal liberty league.
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E. F. Clay
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Glendon To Coach Navy Crew For Next Season
Lieutenant Commander W. E. Irwin announced that Dick Glendon will return next year to coach the Navy crews on the Severin. Glendon has directed Academy boats for several seasons and was believed possibly to depart Annapolis. The Navy Athletic Association executive committee secured his services for another year.
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W. E. Irwin
Naval Academy
Dick” Glendon
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Daly Wins Four Mile Race at Wakefield Park
A large Wakefield Park crowd watched five top metropolitan distance runners in the four mile scratch, led by John J. Daly the national ten mile champion, who won in clever style. The meet featured several races with winners and times listed, including the four mile victory by Daly.
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John J. Daly
J Muilally
New West Side Athletic Club
W.W. J. Landgeal
Bartholomew Athletic Club
E. Coyle
Xavier Athletic Club
R. Osborne
Mercury Athletic Club
J. Bell
Mohawk Athletic Club
L. Katzenstein
Irish-American Athletic Club
W. A. Wagner
H. Anderson
Acorn Athletic Association
H. C. de Loiselie
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J. F. Railly
Bellville Athletic Club
T. O'Connor
Pastime Athletic Club
P. B. Healy
Mott Haven Athletic Club
C. Hopass
New York Athletic Club
L. B. Dorland
J. J. Daly
Irish- American Athletic Club
F. W. Gould
M. P. Driscoll
Folger Jr Tops Nassau Club Qualifier Net Score
H C Folger Jr posted the best net of 84 20 44 in an eighteen hole Nassau Country Club qualifier with handicap conditions in play. W L Hicks led gross scores at 77 as a large field competed in the steadying round.
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Nassau Country Club
H. C. Folger, Jr
W. L. Hicks
Dunwoodie Country Club
C. J. Stevenson
F A. Adams
Ross
J_ Stevenson
C. Bentzuz
F. E. Aiken
Floyd Price
J. J. Hamilton
W. G. Lasker
Wee Si
F. Te Jones
F. A. Adams
Saosas
Dorothy Brown
Georg S. Brown
F . Smith
L .M Palmer Jr
E. x .Swords, Jr
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F. Miller
J. D. Travere
Stone
Liford
Woodward Leads 6 Net In Crescent Club Medal Play
I P Woodward led the field with a 6 net in the eighteen hole medal play handicap at the Crescent Athletic Club yesterday. Low totals prevailed among the leaders with the scores listed for the top players.
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I. P. Woodward
Crescent Athletic Club
Doubleheader Report From St Louis Quaker Game Summary
Report covers a doubleheader at St Louis with Philadelphia and St Louis teams. Batteries credited include Philadelphia’s Sparks and Doom and St Louis’s McGlynn Bliss Beebe. Umpire Emslie noted for the second game with Foxen and Doom also listed.
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Philadelphia
Sparks
Doom
McGlynn
Bliss
Foxen
Beebe
Emslie
Montclair Golf Club features two-ball mixed four some
Montclair links hosted a two-ball mixed four some and an eighteen hole handicap event. Scores listed show Stamford, Conn results with Wee Burn competition from July 1. Best two scores qualified in the captain's cap event.
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the Tribune
Montclair, N. J
Montclair Golf Club
Stamford
Conn
Wee Burn
Pittsburg Batteries Set, Boston Leads Pitching Duo
In Pittsburg, Maddox and Gibson powered a batteries win with Boston contributing early offense and Dorner Lindaman and Graham listed among key players. Umpires Rigler and Rudderham officiated the game.
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Pittsburg
Stan Boston
Maddox
Gibson
Boston
Dorner
Lindaman
Graham
Rigler and Rudderham
Wykagyl Country Club Match Play Results
At Wykagyl Country Club yesterday, Alan Lichtenhein won first prize by halving with his opponent. H W Pratt took second. In Class A July tournament T V Birmingham beat A H Moore 5 up 3 to play, J D Calhoun defeated C W Harman 4 up 3 to play. Class B FE A Wilson won by default over J G Deericks, M F Kelly beat W R Delnoce 3 up 3 to play. Class C J F Potter beat M W Reed 1 up, G Fox and R F Stone halved. Semis to be played midweek.
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H. W. Pratt
T. V. Birmingham
A. H. Moore
J. D. Calhoun
C. W. Harman
FE. A. Wilson
J. G. Deericks
M. F. Kelly
W.R. Delnoce
J. F. Potter
M. W. Reed
G. Fox
R. F. Stone
O'Donohue Cup First Round At Fox Hills G C
In the first match play round at Fox Hills Golf Club P T Grandin defeated A Edgerton five up with two to play F Akstrom beat Charles L Smith three up with one to play Joost r defeated Nate Harrison two up with one to play H Cozens Hardy defeated Frank Sears by default A Pogson defeated H EF Armstrong by default L H Graham beat P W Haskell two up with one to play J W McMenay defeated J A Janin by default Dr A H Thomas beat I S Hubbard one up The Class A and Class B handicaps were also decided
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P. T. Grandin
A. Edgerton
F. Akstrom
Charles L. Smith
L. H. Graham
P. W. Haskell
J. W. McMenay
J. A. Janin
Dr. A. H. Thomas
I. S. Hubbard
Sykes Wins President's Cup At Hackensack Club
H W Sykes defeated Thomas Ward by 1 up to win the president's cup in a tight final at Hackensack Golf Club yesterday.
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Hackensack Golf Club
H. W. Sykes
Thomas Ward
Morris County Golf Club Thomas Cup Tie At Morris Town
J. W. Van Tassel Sutphen and Morgan K. Smith tied for first in the Thomas cup round at Morris County Golf Club. They finished 1 up and earned 2% points toward the trophy. Frelinghuysen halved, receiving 1 point. Macy and Vice-Chancellor Stevena finished 1 down and 2 down respectively.
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the Tribune
Morristown
W. T. van Tassel Sutphen
Morgan K. Smith
Peter H. B. Frelinghuysen
Alfred Macy
Frederick W. Stevena
Golf club competition yields tied first in nine hole handicap
JL S Woodward tied for first with G Currier in the nine hole selected handicap at Arsdale Golf Club while top scores emerged in other events. A Williams beat George Ryall Jr in the Giles cup semi final to face G B Martin. In wrestling, Frank Gotch faced assault case. charges were dismissed for lack of evidence.
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G. B. Martin
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