Hoffner Leads Open as Macgregor Praises Philmont Star
In heavy mist at Brae Burn Hoffner of Philadelphia shoots 73 to tie Brae Burn course record and lead the Open field. The report highlights amateur standouts Ouimet Evans and Brady, plus story snippets on Chisholm's rough front and Brady's steady 74 as part of a rugged test in West Newton Massachusetts.
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Grantland Rice
West Newton
Mass
Macgregor
Scotland
Brae Burn
Thistle
Moors
Charlie Hoffner
Philmont Club
Philadelphia
Louis Tellier
George Frereettae i Pree Ateniial
Jock
Sandy
Homer
Tellier
Bowden
Boston
Mike “King” Brady
Francis Ouimet
Chick Evans
Im Barnes
Alex Ross
Otto Hackbarth
Tommy Mulgrew
Paddy Doyle
Walbis Hagen
Jock Hutchinson
Freddy leLeod
Emmett French
Fbrty
Willie Chisholm
Bellevue
Sfix
Willie
Napoleon
Chisholm
Wolfner
Jane
Michael
Yardith Hoftner
Hoffner
Brookline
Ouimet
Vardon
Ray
Tearch
Record Golf Match at Brae Burn Delivers Tight Show
Evans and Ouimet clash in a rain mist Brae Burn round with tight scoring and dramatic putts. Tellier, Tellier and Hagen lead amateurs and pros amid fog and greens slowed by drizzle as contenders race toward the course record and a shifting leaderboard.
Athletics Hang One On Cleveland Indians
Philadelphia defeats Cleveland 8 to 1 as Seibold outpitches Enzmann. Athletics score all runs with bunts contributing to the scoring, and key fields feature two-base hits and stolen bases. Details list players and line scores for both teams amid a New England League recap.
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Cleveland Indians
Philadelphia
Seibold
Enzmann
Cleveland Today
Athletics
Bunts
Curveland
A. J
Fern Tan Graney
Ginpatiny Ai
Geyte
Io Hame Aidt
Willard and Monahan Clash in Toledo Training Camp
ESS WILLARD and Walter Monahan spar in the world champion's Toledo camp. Monahan leaps to land a straight left to Willard's jaw while Jess counters with a left uppercut, knees bent for leverage as the punch lands.
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Ess Willard
Walter Monahan
Toledo
Monahan
Willard
Jess
Dodgers Lose Fourth Straight as Marquard Breaks Leg
In Cincinnati on June 9, the Brooklyn Dodgers fell 7 to 2 to the Reds, their fourth consecutive defeat in the city. Star pitcher Rube Marquard shattered his leg in the fifth inning after a two-base hit, sidelining him for weeks. Slim Sallee pitched well for Cincinnati, aided by twelve Reds hits including a homer and two doubles.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn Dodgers
Reds
Robbie
Brooklyn
Rube Marquard
Rube
Cheney
Mitchell
Slim Sallee
Moran
Daubert
Myers
Groh
Roush
Schmandt
Neale
Olson
Kopf
Bressler
Malone
Rariden
Schmidt
Brooklyn Beats Cincinnati in Seven Against Cheney
In a seven inning game Brooklyn defeats Cincinnati with Cheney pitching. Key moments include two-base hits by Sallee and Marquard, stolen bases by Tonwater and Sociolity, and solid defense from both teams. Brooklyn and Cincinnati exchange runs as Cheney and Mardword pace the mound, with notable strikeouts and late offense securing the win.
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Cincinnate
Foltiautort
Lg Deeinsh
Iano Tay
Syed
Mitals
Cheney
Rath
Baress Mrooklin
Cincinnati
Dulbi
Ont Saltse
Mutoh 4 Inc
Ly Cheney
Ry ‘Suites
Mitchell
Maea
Y M C A Instructor to Help Willard Train
Lieutenant E P Engan a former boxing instructor at Camp Zachary Taylor and a New Haven MG A physical training staff member will spar with Jess Willard for the July 4 world heavyweight title bout in Toledo. Engan recently won the United States amateur heavyweight championship in Boston and is noted for power, footwork, and head use. Eastern League games postponed due to rain.
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E. P. Engan
Camp
Zachary Taylor
Rtaff
New Haven
MG. A
Jess Willard
Dempsey
Toledo
United States
Boston
Cubs Beat Braves in Eleventh Frame at Chicago
Chicago won 2 to 1 over Boston in the eleventh inning as Maranville, Mann, and Merkin reached base and a wild throw by Scott allowed the winning run. Pitchers and fielding miscues sparked the decisive frame in a tense final game of the series.
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Cubs
Braves
Chicago
Scott
Maranville
Boston
Mann
Merkin
Pusherl
eHrcado
Demian Bovaurhn
Martinville
Herzog and Tolke
Joston
Halle Faugha
Toff
Scott Mite
Ole Lewarer
Mimi Fe
Sleventh
Ty Qomarea
Hy Vaughn
Seat
Billy Hayes Future Great Says Critics
Notre Dame athlete Billy Hayes, a standout sprinter and football end, impressed critics after breaking the 100 yard dash record at the conference meet with a 0.09 four time. From Springfield Mass, Hayes rose from a third year junior to join the nation’s top sprinters, with past victories over rivals like Andy Kelly. He is a sophomore at Western College and shows promise as a track and football star.
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Billy
Hayes
Billy” Hayes
Notre Dame University
Inges
Springfield
Mass
Andy Kelly
Western College
Yankees Fate Remains Waterloo Reference and Parade Plans
A satirical report uses Waterloo imagery to depict New York Yankees figures like Colonel Tillinghast L'Hommedieu Huston and Colonel Jacob Ruppert amid a drizzle story. It notes Huston’s stance, plans a Big Bill Edwards parade, and announces Wickland joining from St Paul with a future Yankee return.
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W. O. McGeehan
Tham
Napoleon Bonaparte
Corsica
France
Waterloo
Tillinghast L'Hommedieu Huston
New York
Cincinnati
Cubs
Kid Gleason
White Sox
Francisco Pistoia
Tillinghast
L’hommedies Huston
St. Helena
Cuba
Forty-second Street
Pach Ruppert
Duke of
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Huston
Ban Johnson
Yankees
Tigers
Big Bill Edwards
Jacob Ruppert
Hughey Jennings
Ron Johnson
Bright
Fifth Avenue
Ty Cobbin
Georgia Society
Charles Towns
Johnson
Wil’ Edwards
Colonel Ruppert
al Wickland
St. Paul
Wickland
St Louis Beats Phillies 8 1 to End Slide in Four straight
St Louis won 8 to 1 over Philadelphia, extending their streak to four straight. Doak allowed hits but gained solid support as Heathcote made a one handed catch robbing Baird of a homer. Prendergast pitched in relief for the Cardinals, while Jacobs took the loss for Philadelphia. The New York Athletic Club announced a large junior Metropolis track team to contest the Metropolitans at Stevens Field Hoboken June 28.
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Philadelphia
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Heathcote
Baird
Pula
Nay
Louis
Doale
Mister
Lua Tair
Stoking
Wi Delpia
Baye
Tricoba
Prendergast
Jacobs
Laning
Mie
Sly Prendergast
Smith
Strack
Adans
The
New York Athletic Club
Stevens Field
Hoboken
Winged Foot
Rutgers Field
New Brunswick
Memphis vs Atlanta at Polo Grounds Tonight
Sparse agency note reports a Southern Association baseball game between Atlanta and Memphis at the Polo Grounds with a 9 40 P M start and American coverage from New York. Details are fragmentary and the official ADM 605 advert is listed.
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el Ar
Hetil Fyata
Atlania
Memphia
Rata
Bageball
N.Y
Americana
Detroit
Polo Grounds
Open Championship Potentials and Notable Scores in 1900s Echo
The piece traces open championship history with Vardon and Taylor’s 1900 sweep, 1918 comeback by Vardon and Ray, and Francis Ouimet’s 304 tying with 1918 stars. It surveys home-bred challengers like Hagen and McNamara amid a strong foreign field, highlighting nerves, missteps, and notable past incidents shaping the Open’s unpredictable drama.
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Willie Dunn
United States
Scotland
England
J. J. McDermott
Alex Smith
McDermott
Harry Vardon
Ted Ray
Tny
Jock Hutchinson
Jim Barnes
Travers Vans
J. H. Taylor
Wheaton
Vardon
Taylor
Uncle Sam
Francis Onimet
Ray
Mike Brady
Tommy McNamara
Tommy Kennigan
Eddie Loos
Walter Hagen
Hutchinson
Barnes and Nichols
Francis Ouimet
Chick Evans
McNamara
Brady
Jock Mutchinson
Gil Nichols
Alexmith
Bob McDonald
Alex Cunningham
George Fotheringham
Jimmy Maiden
Press Box Etiquette and Crowding Tangle at Park
A chaotic scene in the press box as reporters clash over entry and seating arrangements. An irritated gatekeeper chastises outsiders while recalling past seats and famed figures like Louis Mann and Sam Crane. The dialogue hints at tensions between journalists and actors, with references to police, telegraph wires, and upcoming accessibility changes after July.
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Louis Mann
The
Lambs
Leonard
Charrie Stoneham
Sam Crane
Corne Payton
Aeroy
Larry Emeric
Louis Menn
Alrt
Harry Stevens
Harry
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