Travis Wins Met Golf Association 36-Hole Qualifier at Baltusrol
Walter J. Travis of Garden City tops the field with 159 in the ten annual Metropolitan Golf Association championship at Baltusrol. Jerome Travers of Montclair finishes second by three strokes after a strong round, while John Reid Jr. of St Andrews sits third.
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Walter J. Travis
Garden City
Metropolitan Golf Association
Baltusrol
Association
B. Macdonald
H. J. Whigham
Travis
Fred Herreshoff
Traver
FE. M. Brers
Huntingdon
Chelles Hitchcock, Jr
John Reid
Travers
Gilman P. Tiffany
Frank O. Reimhard
Tavis Garden City
A P. Travers
Montclair Or
Gut
John Reid Ar
St Andrews
S. Dowizlas
XN Assay
Freshoff
Garden City Cy
War Kobbe
Baltuerc
Homeeeerman
Midland
Chase Seely Wee
W. O'Conner
Wicicaman City
Hamilton Wykagyl
ST Svlis N. Wid Crawford
Foot
Apawamis
Lst
Reid
Montclair
Louis Livingston
Westbro
Frank Reinhart
Brokaw
Garden
Englewood
Tiffany
Powelton
A. M. Robbins
St. Andrews
H. B. Frelinghuysen
Morris County
C.F. Mundy
Thomas
Ryerson
I. Westbroo
Vanderpool Morris Co
Sullivan
Orwald
Kirkby
Kellogg
Essex County
Watson Sr
L. M. Richmond
Oakland
J R. Maxwell Jr
Nassau
B MacDonald
Woodward Montclair
George Watson
Asec
Westbrook
Cercesces
Oo Woodward
Montclair S
Ro. Webb
Crescent Athie Ic
Matt Marcus
Wiry Carnegie
Stevens
Scottish-Ameri
Robert Douglas, Jr
Wheeler Apawamis
C. A. Spofford
A O McMenamy
Fox Hille
Allen
Fox Hills
JB c Baker
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L & Caton
Baltusro
Baca
P. W Granberry
Brown
I Rhett
Crescent Athletic Club
Yng
Baltusroi
Lam Watson
Frenk Bacon
M. K Smith
T. H. McMurtrie
Roseben Romps Home In Sloppy Belmont Handicap
James R Keene’s unbeaten Colin skipped Belmont as rain turned the track to mud. Roseben led all the way to win by five or six lengths over Aletheno with 14 pounds. Trance edged Salvidere for a narrow win in the Elmhurst Stakes. Berkeley beat Colonel Jack by a nose in a tight finish. Jack Atkin top weight in the Claremont Handicap at six furlongs tomorrow.
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Belmont Park
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Commando Pastorella
Roseben
Aletheno
Shaw
D. CC. Johnson
Johnson
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Rank and File
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Trance
Fitz Herbert
Jamaica
Ethelbert
Salvidere
Berkeley
Colonel Jack
R. T. Wilson
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Dugan Berkeley
Galvidere
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Pastorella Paar
Post
W. Clark
Gerner
Langdon
Henry See
Sul
Shreve See
Jg. Burns
Grane
Mathews
G. Lynch Joven
Merrone
Beren Oes
Brooks
Masaniello
Chantilly
Princeton Triumphs Over Pennsylvania In Slippery Diamond Thriller
Princeton defeated Pennsylvania 3 to 1 in a rain soaked diamond game. Clark pitched a complete game for Princeton, while Twitmire struggled with control amid scattered Tiger hits. Vaughn had three of Princeton’s four hits and drove in two runs as Landrigan scored Penn’s only run in a tense ninth inning scare.
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the Tribune
Princeton
N. J
Pennsylvania
Clark
Twitmire
Tigers
Dillon
Vaughn
Landrigan
Spring
Dawson
Pauxtis
Woods
Corkran
Fish
Thayer
Judd
Londrigan
Roe
Harlan
Wister
Wood
Warwick
Port
Acords
Twitch
Prince— Ton
Harry Adams
Savannah Proposal for International Road Race May Replace Vanderbilt Cup
S. M. Butler of the Automobile Club of America proposed to the Savannah Automobile Club executive committee an international road race in Savannah this fall. The event would award the Savannah Automobile Association trophy and be held in November. The move follows AAA rules on Vanderbilt Cup eligibility that effectively barred foreign cars by cylinder size.
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American Automobile Association
Automobile Club of America
United States
Savannah
S. M. Butler
City
Savannah Automobile Club
Savannah Club
Savannah Dispatch
Automobile Club
Giants Drop Opener as Cardinals Win 1 0 in St Louis
New York Giants lose to St Louis 1 to 0 in the first game of a series. Raymond pitched for St Louis holding the Giants to three hits while Ludwig doubled and scored the decisive run in the second inning. Seymour made a one handed running catch for an out in the sixth.
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St. Louis
New York Giants
McGinnity
Raymond
Cardinals
Giants
Seymour
Delehanty
Louis
New York
Barry
Shannon
Charles
Tenney
Murray
Donlin
Konetchy
O'Rourke
Operlin
Ludwik
O Doyle
Lourid Snesee
Luiwig
Taylor
Gilbert
Kim
Charles Taft
Cornell Triumphs in Sixteen Inning Classic Over Michigan
Cornell wins 3 to 2 after sixteen innings at Percy field in a pitchers battle between Caldwell and Sincock. Gable hits a decisive three-base shot and Williams delivers the game winning single, with standout defensive plays shaping the marathon contest.
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Ithaca
Percy Field
Cornell
University of Michigan
Sincock
Wolverines
Caldwell
Gable
Williams
Michigan Abribpoa
Olession
Wheeler
Oj Kelley
Dunne
Patterson
Enzenroth
Watson
Comet
Michigan
Matchner
Meilon
Ebelinn
Sineoek
Cuble
Kelley
Etolenett An. Wheeler
Umptire
Frank Dwyer
Geneva
Yale Beats Amherst in Close Baseball Game
Yale defeated Amherst 3 to 1 in New Haven as Van Vleck pitched well and Yale capitalized on Amherst errors. All scoring came in the first two innings with Amherst taking the lead briefly before Yale tied in the first and pulled ahead in the second.
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Telegraph
the Tribune
New Haven
van Vleck
Yale
Amherst
Princeton
Harvard
Julie
Dines
Philbin
Wheaton
Iube
Washburn
Jones
C Ae
Denahey
Williams
Palmer
Murphy
Brick
Clifford
McClure
Michaels
Fels
Penneck
Kane
van Vieck
Yale Minabee
van Ax
Amherst S
Van
Vieck
Taft
Iifford
David B. Hill
Superb as Defeat the Pirates in Opener of Series
Brooklyn tops Pittsburgh 2 to 1 in the first game of the series. McIntyre pitched a strong game for the visitors and Pirates errors in the eighth inning produced Pittsburgh’s lone run. Hummell forced McIntyre at second, then Burch singled and Lumley hit a three bagger driving home Hummell and Burch.
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Pittsburg
Brooklyn
McIntyre
Pirates
Pattee
Superbas
Hummell
Burch
Lumley
Hummell Ang Burch
Brooklyn Pittsburg
Moeller, Rf
Burel&le
Clarke, I
Lumley Rf
Laach
Jordan
Wagner Ss
Lewis
Abbachio
Maloney
Swacina
Sheehan
Kane
Attee Wilson
Bergenc
Gibson
Willis
Hecker
Leever
Wagner
Leavis
Swactna
Willits
Leaver
O' Day
Johnstone
Union League Results Show Wide Scoring
Baltimore defeats Paterson 9 to 2 Reading tops Washington 9 to 3 Philadelphia edges Wilmington by 4 in a high scoring Union League slate with several close games observed.
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Union League
Baltimore
Paterson
Reading
Washington
Wilmington
Philadelphia
Jay Gould Wins at Queen's Club in Olympic Tennis
Jay Gould of New York defeated W H Pennell former British champion in straight sets 6 3 6 3 6 2 at Queen s Club London in Olympic tennis. Gould advances to face Mr Page in the semi final.
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London
Queen's Club Today
Jay Gould
New York
W. H. Pennell
Gould
Page
Cleveland and Boston Notch Four to Three
In the American League action Cleveland edged Boston 4 to 3 at Boston. Joss and Clark pitched for Cleveland with Winter and Carrigan catching for Boston as O Loughlin presided as umpire. Detroit and New York rainouts affected schedules with Washington also affected.
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Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Philadelphia
R. H. E. Cleveland
Joss and Clark
Winter and
Carrigan
O'Loughlin
W. Lp.c
Ww. I. P.C
St Louis Beats Philadelphia In baseball clash 3 1
In Philadelphia St Louis defeated Philadelphia 3 to 1. Batteries for St Louis were Powell and Spencer with Umpires Connolly and Egan. The line score and fielding details are partially legible with players Rhett Louis and Plank referenced among noted contributors.
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ST. Louis
Philadelphia
Rhett Louis
Powell and Spencer
Phiiladelphia
Plank
Powers
Connolly and
Egan
Miss Anita Phipps Wins Two Matches in British Women’s Golf
Miss Anita Phipps of Springfield Massachusetts advances to the late rounds of the Great Britain women’s golf championship at St Andrews. She defeats Mrs Bourn 1 up and Miss Black 1 up to become the sole American survivor. Marjorie Phelps wins over Mrs Ames 4 up 3 to play but loses to Miss Tillerton 5 up and 2 to play.
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St. Andrews
Scotland
Anita Phipps
Springfield
Mass
Great Britain
St. Andrews Links
Mrs. Bourn
Miss Black
Meadow Brook Triumphs Over Squadron A In Polo Open
Meadow Brook defeats Squadron A 9 goals to 4 in the Westchester Country Club polo opener. The Meadow Brook lineup features the Phipps family Harold J S Howard plus Paul Rainey. the match introduces the year’s new rule with ten six minute periods.
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Squadron A
Meadow Brook
Westchester Country Club
Phipps
Harold Phipps
J. S. Phipps
Howard C. Phipps
Paul J. Rainey
Ron
State League Results Scranton Beats Uttea Albany Win
Scranton 3 Uttea 1 and Albany 3 game results noted with rain affecting play. The readable lines show scores for two games with conditions not fully detailed. No further names or venues are legible in the fragment.
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