Barnes Wins Western Open in 283 Strokes Tie for Open Record
James Barnes of Sunset Hill club St Louis wins the western open over 6260 yard Mayfield course in Cleveland tying the world open record at 283 strokes. Diegel of Detroit finishes two behind Morgan Hutchinson third, Hagen disappointing with 301 in USGA hold. Barnes becomes the only three time western open champion.
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Cleveland
James Barnes
Sunset Hill Club
St. Louis
America
Mayfield Country Club
L Ee Diegel
Detroit
Jock Hutchinson
Chicago
Barnes
Interlochen Club
Minneapolis
West Moreland Club
Fred McLeod
Washington
Otto Rackbarth
Cincinnati
Bob McDonald
Walter Hagen
Harry Hampton
Richmond
Wille Kidd
George Sergeant
Emmett French
York
Tom Boyd
Fox Hills
New York
Diegel
Rivan
Hutchinson
Hampton
Hagen
United States Golf Association
Boston
Cincinnati wins 4–0 over Pittsburgh in Pittsburgh
Effective pitching by Eller and sharp fielding by Cincinnati teammates produced a 4 to 0 victory over Pittsburgh. Eller fanned nine and allowed four hits with key plays in the late innings. Score Cincinnati 000 010 020 001 4 Pittsburgh 000 000 000 000 0. Batteries Eller and Wingo Adams and Schmidt.
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Cincy
Eller
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Wingo
Adams
Schmidt
Brooklyn Blanks Phillies in 3-0 Victory
Brooklyn defeated Philadelphia 3 to 0 as Griff ith hit a homerun to score Johnston in the first inning. Pfeffer pitched a shutout for Brooklyn while Hogg, Packard and Adams appeared for Philadelphia. The line score shows Brooklyn 201 000 200 and Philadelphia 641 000 000.
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Brooklyn Blanks
Phillies
Philadelphia
Griffith
Johnston
Brooklyn
Pfieffer
Brooklyn O
Pfeffer
M. Wheat
Hogg
Packard
Adams
Social notes from Ep worth League and area visits
A busy weekend with church social at Ep worth League, visitors from Wainey Mr and Mrs Rex Carlock and son Robert, and Misses Mamta and Minuie Stauffer of Missouri visiting aunt Mrs Hugh Kennedy. Hogs delivered by Floyd Philipps to Raylts. Numerous local visits reported including Dr Peters from Clayton to see his mother Mrs Peters, and Mrs Nose Leighty of Vermont visiting relatives.
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Epworth League
Rex Carlock
Robert
Wainey
Floyd Philipps
Raylts
Mamta
Minuie Stauffer
Missouri
Hugh Kennedy
Eliza
Ethel Sykes
M. FE
M. W. A. Plen
J. Moore
Iq Stockwell
Quincy
Erna Richardson
Dr. Peters
Clayton
Elizabeth Peters
Nose Leighty
Vermont
John
Wim. Robertson
Sarah Stauffer
TH. Sykes
Baylis
French Elections Note On July 25 and Transatlantic Timings
The item cites French elections slated for July 25 and notes fastest Atlantic crossings. It records the 1908 Queenstown to New York passage in four days fifteen hours and the 1910 return in four days ten hours and forty-one minutes.
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Suartamiens
Hela Od
Queenstown
New York
Sox Are Out Hit But Win Again From St. Louis
Chicago capitalized on loose pitching by Davenport and Gallia to win 6 to 4 and take a second straight victory over St. Louis. Claude Williams was struck on the head by Severeid’s drive in the second inning and left the game.
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New York
New York Giants
Kosten
Loney
Braves
Rudolph
Giants
Boston
Cruis
Chase
A.B. R
Toney
Poney
Mcarthy
Vaughn
Louis
St. Louis
Chirazo
Flack
Cubs
Hollacher
Miller
Magee
Merkle
R.H.O_A
Fs Flack
Thotlocher
Merk Ib
MecHerry
Oftyne
Clomnots
Mitler
Battid Fair Deak
Sth
Chivapo Ee
St Louis
Stanmare Staley Ha
SOX
Chicago
Davenport
Gallia
Claude Williams
Severeid
Tigers
Cleveland
Ohio
Detroit
Dauss
Speaker
Cobb
R.H.E
Ainsmith
Jasper
Phillips
Uhle
O'Neill
Thomas
Ruth
Russell
Shore
McGraw
Hannah
Senators
Washington
Philadelphia
Oppartune
Walker
Burns
Perkins
Perry and McAvoy
Erickson, Gill and Picinich
R.H.C.A. E
Bronkie
Gedeon
Nore
Jacobson
Wheine
Sisler
L K. Williams
Smith
Pe Gerber
Schalk
C. Williams
Kerr
Severed
Weaver
McMullin
Risberg
K. WaAams
Pelsch
Gooden
Sister
Liebold
E. Collins
CG. Williams
C. Wiliams
Sotheron
Q Men Play Street Car Team At League Park Diamond
The C B and Q railroad men form a baseball nine to face the street car squad this afternoon at League Park. Hainline to pitch, replacing Lemen, with Le men possibly in the box if the hitters pressure him. Car men have strengthened since their loss to Fire Fighting Fiends and promise a scrappy game while the switchmen rely on solid material to challenge them.
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League Park
Switchmen
Hainline
Lemen
Hieuner
Mast
Howard
Stacy
Lake
Squires
Lity
Grafton
Moore
Nolan
Age Beats Youth In Northwestern Tennis Final
In Minneapolis on July 26 a veteran, William Johnston of San Francisco, defeated 16 year old Vincent Richards of Yonkers in straight sets 7 3 6 2 6 4 at the Deep Haven courts. Johnston will meet Minneapolis champion Phil Brain in the challenge round for the northwestern title.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Deep Haven Courts
Wiliam Johnston
San Francisco
Vincent Richards
Yonkers
N. Y
Johnston
Phil Brain
Fast Heats in Toledo Final Day of Races
Toledo Grand Circuit meeting ends with fast times and two extra heats two main events decided after multiple heats Tommy Murphy wins 2 15 trot with Fenesta and 2 12 pace with Direct C Burnett four heats needed in 2 04 pace and 2 19 trot Belle Alcantara Lizzie March race details and final times note most horses shipped to Columbus plus a Boston embargo on corn shipments due to European corn borer infestation warning from state ag chief and local want ads tease.
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Toledo
Tommy Murphy
Poughkeepsie
Fenesta
Direct C. Burnett
McMahon
Belle Alcantara
Hyde
Joseph Guy
Lizzie March
Murphy
Columbus
Bik
San Francisco
Roxanna Moore
B. m
Oratorio
Gray
Peter Coley
B. H
Peter the Great
Valentine
Alacer B
Alacer
Meyers
Charlie Benn
Royal Penn
Berry
Mamie Locke
King Watts
Dr. Elmore
Lexander B
Lorena Bellini
Brownie Watts
Bella Alcantara
Sir Alcantara
McMahons
Prince March
Lawrence
South Bend
Br. m
Great Heart
Sturgeon
Baron Chan
Baron Yale
Wellwood
Seeveee
Loomis
Eva Abbey
Ch. m
The
Abbe
Palin
Cscc
Gray Hal
B. G
Hal
Wallington Direct
Barney Bell
Gold Lassie
Kathleen Gale
Guy Axworthy
Prince
Joe
McDonald
Leo
Toddington
Britton Forbes
Owens
Grattan Regent
Highland
Prince Hal
Har- Sileck
Siliko
Tommy Directum
Shank
Kimball Phonographs Offer Finished Cabinet Work
The Kimball is unexcelled in cabinet work with all four sides equally and beautifully finished. It is a complete phonograph with no change of replicas. Why not buy your talking machine from a real music house. Write for new catalogs and asks why pay more for the best when cost is the same.
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Kimball
Camp Point News Highlights Local Visits and Weddings
Camp Point residents share a busy week with relatives in Quincy Bowen and Clayton. Thelma Kuhns and Lt. Robert Dwyer wed in Washington DC and plan to reside at 1846 Vernon St. The community notes visits from Castle, Parker, and Huber families, a five hundred party, road work on Camp Point Clayton road, and several trips to Quincy and Bowen.
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Birdie Coleman
Reva
Bowen
Frank Parker
Anston Castle
Quincy
Rankin
William
Chester Curry
Louisville
Kenalt
Relaves
Caroline Kuhns
Robert William Dwyer
Washington, D. DC
Stome
Vernon Street
Washington
Cgc
Lawrence Adams
Bushnell
Stephen Wing
Lancaster
Orlo Wing
William Donley
Lst
Jefferson Terry
Lowen
Arthur Neving
Elin Stahl Arthur
Dorothy Long
Timewell
Camp Point
Lillie Dennison
Keokuk
Chester Jones
Will Hendenburg
Versailles
Camp Point Friends
Ichard Rhea
John Fleetman
William FR. Gronewald
Golden
Jereiry
Wm. H. Paterson
Columbus
Harry Myers
A. D. Bates
Arthur Guertz
J. A. Haley
la Prairie
Barney Frazier
James
Minneapolis
Arthur Wright
Vollbracht
Dillard Bates
Damn Point
Ed Bates
Miss Carter
Jacksonville
Martha Welch
Ethel Castle
Geraldine Edmonson
Ruby Carlson
Galesburg
Frank Roberts
Elva Eckles
Clifford Huber
Lambert Huber
Caroline Scott
Celinda Taylor
Harry DeMoss
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Ricker National Bank
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Rere
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Sioux
Ty Tulsa
Wichita
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Terre Haute
Rockford
Moline
Peoria
Blooomington
Beverly, III
Massachusetts
Wilfred Wheeler
Price
Giles
West Side Square
Belle
Myrabelle
William Downing
Golden ‘Ay
Ray Miller
Mr. Downing
Strands Miller
Wickhuts
George Reynolds
Grove
Mable
Chas. Bates
Margaret Kay
North Side Club
Charles ‘Bates
Roadhouse
Alvin Hostetter
Letha
Paul Curry
Floyd Omer
Charles Bates
Stoodhouse
Ofrs
Five Hundred Club
Aubrey Spence
Virginia Bates
Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church
Levi Cute
William Lessman
DeMoss
Sam Malm
Herman Carlson
H. Carlquest
Clara Bergren
William Livingston
Cherbet
White
Charles Johnson
Guincy
Arthur €. Bowger
John T. Spence
Liberty
Will Hates
Elizabeth Garrett
Orville Hunsaker
Mr. Bates
Alex Thompson
Arthur Vollbracht
Barry
William Vollbracht
Clough-Rehm CO
Quincy Barry Hannibal
Macomb
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