Champions Will Clash in Golf Match Today
Garden City expert Frederick Herreshot faces Englewood’s Donald Kirkby in the final round of the Metropolitan Golf Association championship at Nassau County Club. Herreshot, the 1910 NJ champion, beat Harold Downey and Frank Dyer to reach the final, while Kirkby defeated Reginald Lewis and Max Marston to secure his place. A large gallery gathered as the pair prepared for a brisk morning match and a possible rematch of past title battles.
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Harold J. Downey
Frank K. Dyer
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Reginald M. Lewis
Max Marston
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Herreshof
Chandler Egan
Haltusrot
Harold W. Titon
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Hite
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Dyer
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Lewis
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Lewie
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Inter
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Downey
Pak
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Lenin
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Stati Arter
Defewad
Wan
N.Y
Golf
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Neha
Ann le Ea
Pe Richards
Walter J. Travis
Met
Garden City
Herreshoff
Manchester
Nassau
America
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Travers
Ouimet
Kitchener Death Cancels Windsor Races
London June 9 The Jockey Club cancels Windsor flat racing this week due to Lord Kitchener’s death. The June three year old handicap and the Anzac Handicap of 2500 each are postponed to the next Windsor meeting on July 26 and 29.
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Lone error enables Senators to win game
Cleveland's only error, a wild throw by Mitchell, allowed Washington three runs and a 7 to 4 victory. Shanks drove in four Washington runs while Cleveland hit Johnson hard. The game marked Washington's first win since May 27 after a rough stretch for Cleveland.
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West Point Athletes Break Academy Marks
West Point cadets set two Academy outdoor track records at the annual cadet corps meet on the Plains in drizzle and mud. Carenice S Maulsby of Washington State cleared 5 feet 10.08 inches in the running high jump and Cadet William H Britton of Iowa set the broad jump record with 22 feet 5 inch. Both marks toppled TA Mudgeon 16. The meet was won by the class of 1917, and the new record holders are members of the graduating class.
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Metropolis Golf Showdown Between Kirkby and Herreshoff
Oswald Kirkby meets Fred Herreshoff in the Metropolitan championship final after a hard Fury of matches. Kirkby, underestimated, displays stamina and iron play while Herreshoff, a former Met champion, seeks another triumph to cap a storied career. Max Marston and Reggie Lewis are also noted contenders in this tightly contested field.
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Kirkby
Herreshoff
Herreshol
New Jersey
Burns Leads Big Rally As Philadelphia Women Triumph
Detroit rally in eighth and ninth innings nets five runs for a 6 to win over Boston. Burns sparked the Tiger attack with a two on triple and later an RBI single to cap the rally. In golf, Philadelphia women beat Boston in Gibson Cup play as Philadelphians win 13 of 15 matches, despite rain washing out several foursomes.
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Eastern Golf Association
M. Caverly
H. A. Curtis
Club Standings From International Games and Results
GAMES TODAY Newark at Richmond and Tuftaly at Toronto with Rochester visiting Montreal. Yesterday Newark beat Richmond 5 1 and Providence played Baltimore in wet conditions while Huttalo faced Toronto and Rochester’s rain affected Montreal. Standings list Montreal 24 19 637, Buffalo 18 18 500, Rochester 14 20 412, Toronto 12 18 400.
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Tuftaly
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Newark Defeats Richmond on Wild Pitching display
Richmond and Newark met as Pred Tenny's Newark Indians won 1 to 1 amid Gittings wild pitching on his Newark mound debut. Zimmerman drew two walks, scoring on Egan and Healey hits. Callahan fueled Newark with a triple in the seventh and Witter added a ninth inning run before being thrown at the plate. Richmond's lone run came from Gittings in the seventh.
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Newark
Zimmerman
Healey
Egan
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Witter
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Cable
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O'Donnell
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BS Hendrix
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Results of Games in Two Leagues And Standing of Battling Teams
Results of games yesterday include Pittsburgh at New York on wet grounds and Cincinnati at Brooklyn in rain. National League standings show Boston and New York atop the circuit with Cincinnati and Philadelphia close behind. Pittsburgh and St. Louis trail with Chicago and others listed lower.
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Defeat in Thirteenth Drops Yankees a Peg
The Yankees lost to the Browns 3 to 2 in ten innings as George Sisler delivered the decisive hit and Weismann, Mogridge, and Davenport pitched. The defeat drops New York to third place, with eight rounds of pitching and key plays by Pipp, Chapman, and Horton shaping the tense finish.
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George Sisler
Jimmy Austin
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Gedeon
Baker
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Peckinpaugh
Baumann
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Erese
Ore
Jon
Walle Pipp
Eath
J Fter
Horton
Hi Fence
Unclear era baseball game with misread OCR text
Fragmented report references multiple players and plays, including Peckinpaugh Sisler Magee Gedeon and Donovan, with unclear dates and teams. The piece mentions a late rally in the eighth and a ninth inning tally, highlighting High Nanamaker and a Fight misreads. The muffled context suggests a New York baseball game recap from a past era.
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Nanamaker
Ward
Baker
Joe Godson
Barry
Peckinpaugh
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Boone
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Gedeon
Big Shake-Up In The Crews Of Old Penns
Poughkeepsie June 9 Cornell crews face drastic changes after a four mile time trial as Wright reorganizes to mix varsity and junior boats. University officials announce eligibility shifts for a dental student affecting boat assignments. Cornell, Syracuse, and Columbia all complete trials with shifted plans and new lineups for the regatta.
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Teegraph
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N. Y
Sylvan
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Pennsylvania Sree
Joe Weight
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Carnell
Pennsylvania
Corvmis Shell
Ty Fell
Wright
Cersty
Py Fania
Dental
Marsing George Wharton Pepper
Pepper
Aloe
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Milton
Jim Ten Hyek
Firs Rice
Yale Oarsmen Beat Harvard Time Trial
Yale varsity crew posted a four mile Thames time of 20 minutes 48 seconds under good conditions at Gales Ferry Connecticut. The mark was nine seconds faster than Harvard’s time last night as the crews paced for two miles by the scrub.
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Harvard Crew Fires Up Two Mile Row in 9 Minutes
Red Top Conn June 9 Harvards crew covered two miles of the regatta course in 9 minutes, with the tide at ebb and a ten knot breeze behind them. The rowers averaged 34 strokes a minute as the crew pressed on to the finish.
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Enbally
Behr Beats Ten Eyck On Wet Tennis Court
In soggy Yonkers at the Amackatay Sin Club yesterday two third round matches were played. Allan Behr of Brooklyn defeated J C Ten Eyck in straight sets 6 1 6 4 while C W Hackett outlasted Behar in another close contest. Behar later edged Vanderbilt Ward in an ensuing clash.
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Kehrove
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Binzen Again Heads Fordham Tennis Team Captaincy
Binzen reelected captain of Fordham University tennis team for another term. The eastern New ships reference appears garbled but confirms Binzen’s leadership role and team context.
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Biffer
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