McNamara Opens With Course-Record 73 At National Open
Tom McNamara of Wollaston Golf Club led after the first 36 holes with 73 and 69 for 142, while Andrew Campbell and George Sargent chased at 146 and 147. Notables included Dave Hunter with a 68 course record and Tom Vardon making an impressive debut in heat at Englewood as Alec Smith and Will Anderson struggled.
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Francis J. Upton, Jr
Baltusrol
Upton
Travis
Jerome D. Travers
Dave Hunter
Mate Good
Will Anderson
Alec Smith
Wrkagyl
Eastern Professions Golfers’ Association
Will Anderger
Veper
Western Golf Association
Fred McLeod
Tom Vardon
Deal
England
Alost
Vardon
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Wollaston
Tom McNamara
Wollaston Ns
Andrew Campbell
Spring Haven
Hyde Manor
Gi Hols
Wilmington
Ales Campbell
Brookline
Robert Peebles
St Joseph Valle
J. Travis
Garden City
Pittsburg
Peter Robertson
C H. Rowe
Beaver Valley
R. Upton
Baltusrel
Mit
Essex
C R. Murray
Montreal
Tom Anderson
Montclat Ees Po
Isaac Mackie
Fox Hills
Fred Brand
Allegheny
Jack Hobens
Engiewood
Jack Campbell
Overbrook
Louis i
Baltusre
George Low
Glen View
Boston
Persa
Morris County
J. D. Travers
Mortclair
Jack Hutchinson
Onwentsia
Alec Ross
George Turnbull Sington
Walter Favargne
Skokte
Fred Herreshoff
Westbrook
S. Jacobs
Onondaga
George Sparling
Brooklawn Merion Sane
James Thomson
F. S. Douglas
Nassau
Orrin Torry
Canoe Brook
Jack Pearson
Richmond ‘County
Alec Cunningham
Glen Ridge
F. W. Pye
Rockian
Richard Kimball
New Bed
Robert Simneon
Chicago
Harry Vinall
Tuxedo
A. H. Murray
E M. Barnes
Enzlewn
Joe Mitchell
Upper Month
Robert Thomson
Knollwood
Walter Ark
Springfield
Jack Jolly
Newark
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Merchant P. Tiffany
Powelton
G.obert C. Watson
Itusrol
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Florace Rawline
Ekwanok
Eewee
Beckett
Rockaway Hunt
Fam White
Philmont
Rawlins
Troyte
Dan Uie
Alec Pirie
Siwanoy
Yount
SN. Newman
Williamsport
H. Breen
Sacykill
Shawmut Car Takes Second in Ocean to Ocean Race
Shawmut machine finished second in the ocean to ocean automobile race from New York to Seattle at the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition. The car arrived at 5:30 this morning and earned a prize of 1.5.
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Seattle
New York
Phillips Returns to Rowing After Illness at Columbia
Telegraph report from Poughkeepsie dated June 24 notes Phillips, sidelined by an ulcerated tooth and abscess, reports for work and is expected to reclaim his No 5 seat by Saturday. Cornell crews rowed early, Syracuse held a morning paddle, Wisconsin Pennsylvania trained, with heat and hard work affecting practice across squads.
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Tribune
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Columbia
Phillips
Varsity
New York
Rice
Philllips
No. 5
Cornell
Courtney
Simpson
Sutton
Milton
Syracuse
Puck
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Highland
Ward
Harvard Beats Yale in Cambridge Victory Sparks Fireworks
New London June 24 Harvard and Yale crews did only light practice due to extreme heat. A celebratory bonfire and fireworks tonight mark Harvard's baseball win over Yale in Cambridge. Yale crews stayed close to quarters with minimal paddling all day.
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New London
Conn
Harvard
Yale
Cambridge
No Strike By Umpires Denied by League Leader
P T Powers president of the Eastern League of Baseball Clubs denied Philadelphia reports that umpires struck due to lack of backing. He said Kelley is ill in a Baltimore hospital, Connor on leave to be with his ailing wife in Philadelphia, and he will shield umpires and discipline players as needed.
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P. T., Powers
Eastern League of Baseball Clubs
Philadelphia
Powers
Kelley
Connor
Haltimore
Local Golf Scores Highlight Close Contest and Notable Players
Isaac Mackie of Fox Hills leads with 152 in a crowded field of eighty two, as Sargent Andrew Campbell Alec Campbell and Gil Nichols vie for the remaining rounds. Dave Hunter makes a record 6x3s but falters after the turn with a brook miscue and a 37 back.
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Jack Hobens
Sargent
Harry Vardon
Andrew Campbell
Dave Hunter
Fasex County
Times Sq Automobiles Ad Promises Low Prices Worldwide
An advertisement from Times Sq Automobiles touts itself as one of the largest dealers in new and used cars worldwide. It lists locations in New York at 915-17 W 4th Street near Broadway, Chicago at 1332-1334 Michigan Ave, and St. Louis at Pine and 18th Streets.
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New York
Broadway
Chicago
Michigan Ave
ST. Louis
N. W
Pine
18Th Sts
Giants Win Two More in Boston Comedy at Polo Grounds
The Giants defeat the Doves 7 to 4 in the first game and 12 to 5 in the second, continuing the Boston routine as McGraw deploys many substitutes. Larry Doyle drives a three run homer in game one and a solo shot in game two, with Snodgrass adding a homer in the second game, while Ames pitches both contests amid a flurry of hits and defensive plays at the Polo Grounds.
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Giants
Doves
Boston
New York
Polo Grounds
Frank Bowerman
McGraw
Ames
Red
Larry Doyle
Tuckey
Snodgrass
Bugs
Raymond
John McGraw
O'Hara
Devlin
Bridwell
Graham
Sweeney
Schiet
Dahlen
Autrey
Tenney
Doyle
Mettormick
Murray
McCormick
Bowerman
Young Coffey
Roston
Coffey
Fordham
Roukes
Geas Case
Doyle Snodgrass
Herzog
O'Hare
Rorten
Beck
Boultes
White
Rigier and Truby
Pittsburg Edges St Louis 3–2 in Tight League Battle
Pittsburg defeats St Louis 3 to 2 as Harmon starts, Phelps bats for him, and Sallee finishes. Camnitz relieves Maddox in the sixth. Robison protests after an umpire reversed a third base call. Two-base hits Miller Wilson Byrne. Three-base hit Byrne. Pitch counts and bases on balls noted. Time 1:57. Umpires Johnstone and Cusack.
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Roston
New York
Aeen S
Murray
Raymond
Bridwell
Beaumont
O' Hara
Boston
Rigler
Truby
St. Louis
Pittsburg
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Hulswitz
Charles
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Bresnahan
Kochy
Evans
Shaw
Gibson
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Moren
Corrison
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Philadelphia
Titus
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Alper
Lennox
Bell
Grant
Bergen
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Jefferson
Etolenurrier
Icks
Harvey
Murphy
Logan
Hartford
Hicks
Merritt
van Vieck
Harvard
Yale
McLaughlin
Lanigan
Devon Defeats Bryn Mawr In Semi Final Polo Match
In Bala today Devon defeated Bryn Mawr in the semi final for the Country Club cup by six goals to four. Bryn Mawr's team included Alex Brown R E Strawbridge Charles Wheeler and George McFadden with a ten goal handicap. Devon's lineup featured E L Stokes E M Leache F S Conover and J W Converse with a five goal combined handicap.
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Devon
Bryn Mawr
Bala
Alex Brown
R. E. Strawbridge
Charles Wheeler
George McFadden
E. L. Stokes
E. M. Leache
Conover
J. W. Converse
Local Scores Packed With Unclear Totals
Worcester 9 and Lawrence 2 Lowell 5 Brockton 2 Fall River 4 Lynn 3 Haverhill 2 New Bedford a list of partial results with missing context or inconsistent formatting leaves the overall outcome unclear.
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Worcester
Lawrence
Lowell
Brockton
Fall River
Lynn
Haverhill
New Bedtora
Giants to face Brooklyn at Polo Grounds at 2 P.M.
Baseball doubleheader today at the Polo Grounds with the Giants meeting Brooklyn in the first game set for 2 P.M. Admission is five hundred.
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Polo Grounds
Giants
Brooklyn
Standings and Results in Baseball National and American Leagues
Today two NL doubleheaders feature Brooklyn at New York and Philadelphia at Boston. Yesterday New York beat Boston 7 to 4 and 12 to 5, Brooklyn beat Philadelphia 6 to 3, Pittsburg tied St. Louis 3 to 2, while Cincinnati and Chicago played on wet grounds. In the AL New York plays Philadelphia and Boston visits Washington with current scores noted as 5 to 3 and 2 to 1 respectively. Detroit 2 and Louis 1. Boston 5 and Washington 1.
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New York
Philadelphia
Boston
New_York
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Washington
Eeeclete
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Pay
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Big
Brooklinn
Cleveland
Errors Beat Yankees as Athletics Win 4 3 at Philadelphia
The Athletics defeated the Yankees 4 to 3 at Shibe Park in a game salted by errors. Manning outpitched Morgan but Syracuse hits, including Cree’s third inning homer, couldn’t rally New York. Elberfeld moved to short, Knight took second, Austin at third, with several infield misplays shaping the result.
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Yankees
Athletics
Manning
Morgan
Cree
Shibe Park
Elberfeld
Stallings
Knight
Laporte
Austin
Davis
Chase
Engle
Demmitt
New York
Ebrihnpoa
Oldring
Ocree
Ganley
Eyperfeld
Coline
OlChase
Murphy
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Baker
O Knight
Barry S
Thomas
O'Piair
Hughes
P. Anannnoadakapunee
Seceseesace
Batle
Morean
Br Manning
Kerin and
Sheridan
Detroit gains fifth straight over St Louis 2 1
Detroit defeated St Louis 2 to 1 on June 4 extending their winning streak to five games. Batteries Mullin and Schmidt, Deneen and Criger starred in the game with umpires Evane and Fean officiating.
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Detroit
Browns
St. Louie
Eere Et Louw
Mullin
Schmidt
Deneen
Criger
Evane
Fean
Washington Routs by Boston in Rough Ninth Inning Loss
Washington pitcher Allbrook struggled after seven solid frames as Boston exploded for five runs in the eighth. Laughlin required police escort after the game amid crowd ire toward Jiggs Donohue. Batteries Aran and Arrelanes for Boston Corrigan and Spencer for Washington. umpires Perrine and Otsughin.
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Allbrook
Boston
Laughlin
Donohue
R.H
Aran and
Arrelanes
Corrigan
Spencer
Perrine
Otsughiin
Cleveland Rout Chicago 8 to 1 as infield patched
Cleveland defeated Chicago 8 to 1 despite an injured wrist risk for Lajoie. Pitchers Young and Easterly faced Scott and Sylvan with umpires Hurst and Connolly.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Lajoie
R. H. E. Cleveland
Young and Easterly
Scott
Sylvan
Hurst and
Connolly
Brooklyn Surges Past Philadelphia 6 to 3 in Pinch Hitting
Brooklyn Superbas win a third straight over the Quakers 6 to 3 in hot conditions. Bell delivered key pinch hitting and pitching support, McMillan starred at short, and Clement tripled in the third before scoring. Lennox tripled and Lumley singled for another score as Brooklyn builds an early lead.
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Philadelphia
Superbas
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Quakers
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Alperman
Lumley
Burch
Bergen
Clement
Moren
Corridon
Lennox
Phillies
Denninger
Doolin
Grant
Connecticut League Results and Minor Scores Report
Binghamton defeats Wilkes Barre 4 3 in 13 innings. Syracuse wins 4 2 over Albany while Elmira 2 Scranton 1. Troy 3 Utica 2. Waterbury and New Haven 3 1. Springfield 4 Hartford 8. Includes scattered scores and standings from the Connecticut League.
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Binghamton
Wilkes-Barre
Syracuse
Albany
Elmira
Scranton
Troy
Utica
Crimson Wins at End Yale Pitcher Weakens
Harvard and Yale played a thriller in Cambridge with Harvard tying Yale in the ninth and winning 3 to 2 in the eleventh. Merritt weakened in the seventh while Van Vieck failed to check Harvard.
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Crimson
Harvard
YALE
Lanigan
Vanvick
Harvey
Fets
Wees Curtter
Murphy
Sweene
Philbin
Yala
Eastern League results and yesterday's games
Providence beat Newark 2 1 in 11 innings while Baltimore handled Jersey City 6 3. Montreal shut out Toronto 6 0, Rochester beat Buffalo 10 4, and Montreal 1. Batters and pitchers listed for each game with listed batteries.
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Jersey City
Baltimore
Montreal
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Buffalo
Toronto
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McGinnity
Lapp
Lavender
Peterson
Hotchkiss Advances To Final In Philadelphia Lawn Event
Miss Hazel Hotchkiss of California defeated Miss Edith Rotch of Boston in straight sets 6-2 7-4 in the women’s singles semi finals at the Philadelphia Cricket Club. She will meet Miss Louise Hammond of New York in the final. Mixed doubles see HotchkissJohnson reach semi finals with a 6-3 6-2 win over Rotch Niles. Men's singles semi finals include Wallace Johnson beating R L James 6-4 6-2.
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California
Edith Rotch
Boston
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Louise Hammond
New York
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Wallace Johnson
Haze Sotchisiss
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Canada
A. Thayer
Versity
Pennsylvania
Moore Wins Amackassin Cup In Women's Final
Elizabeth H. Moore the four time national champion defeated Miss Browning 6 love 7 5 to win the Amackassin Cup at Yonkers Amackassin Club. The report notes Browning challenged Moore with improved returns and speed but Moore dominated the match from the outset. Other results include Cornell over Ritchie 7 1 and Church over Rosenbaum 6 2 6 2 and several doubles matches with default outcomes listed.
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Steles
Miss Moore
Ardsley Club
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Love
Amackassin
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Charles M_ Pull, Jr
Harry Martin
Julio M_ Steinmacher
Roy O. Ritchie
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William H. Connell
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Calhoun Cragin
O. M. Bostwick
J. ©.Tomlinson, Jr
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Trask
T. C. Baggs
G. Groesbeck
G. M. Church
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TS. E. F. Lee
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F. C Inman
Dr. ©. Taylor
F. P. Fuller
President Sends Good Wishes to New York Club Carnival
The New York Press Club Athletic Association hosts its first annual carnival of sports at American League Park tomorrow afternoon with Yale alumnus A C Gilbert leading the pole vault. He aims to beat the world mark. Claude Allen, McLeod, and Martin Sherider oppose him. President Taft cannot attend but forwards a cordial letter via Fred Carpenter wishing a pleasant event.
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A. C. Gilbert
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Dray
Claude Allen
McLeod
Martin Sherider
Taft
Fred Carpenter
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