Evans and Travers Lead In National Amateur Golf Championship
In Wheaton Illinois on September 5 Evans of Chicago and Travers of the Metropolitan titlehold win their morning matches as Kerr and Wood contest the lead with Schmidt and Hunter close behind. Travers pressed Phelps while Evans held a four up edge over Heinrich as the round shaped the field for the semi finals.
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Shelton to Meet Howard in 127-Pound Bout Tonight
A three-judge committee will decide the outcome at the Shelton Howard mill in the army post gym tomorrow night with a referee enforcing rules. Weigh in at 127 pounds, Howard and Shelton prepared in top form after schedule changes. preliminaries feature Schuhardt vs Sweeney at 115 and White vs Oliver at 135 with a four round exhibition.
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Meier's Pharmacy Club Holds Evening Meeting
Meier's Pharmacy team members are urged to attend tonight at 8 for alterations to uniforms before Sunday's game. The meeting will discuss several challenges and other important business.
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Maple Leaf IV Wins Harmsworthy Trophy at Huntington Bay
The Royal Motor Yacht Club of England claimed the Harmsworthy trophy as Maple Leaf IV, a British hydroplane, won the deciding 30 mile race in 47 minutes 45 seconds. Baby Reliance III finished second about a minute behind, while Ankle Deep led early before a snapped propeller ended its challenge. E Mackay Folgar crew and owner received a triumphant reception.
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McGreevy Named Umpire in American League
Bloomington, Sept. 5. Eugene McGreevy, longtime Pacific Coast League umpire and early Three I League pitcher, has been signed as an umpire in the American League.
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Laurel Heights Golf Club Plans Saturday Events
Laurel Heights Golf club members will host a series of events Saturday afternoon including an expiring contest where players are eliminated after each hole, a driving contest, and a large field is expected to compete for a prize of three golf balls.
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Dazzle Patch Sets 59 1/2 Seconds Half Mile Record
Dazzle Patch owned by M. W. Savage of Savage Minnesota and Dan Patch’s two year old pacing son ran a half mile in 59.5 seconds at Hamline Minnesota. Officials say it is the lowest time ever officially recorded by a two year old pacer.
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Major League Notes from Pittsburgh to Boston Standouts
The Pirates trimmed the Giants chase of the Cubs with Wilson's eighth inning homer. Tesreau won for the Giants as New York and Philadelphia split a double header, Marquard losing. The Boston Americans defeated the Senators as Griffith used four youngsters including Gallia, newly on the Washingtons fold after stints in Beeville and Kansas City. Home Run Baker leads the league with twenty more RBIs than any other player this season.
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Bowling League Captains Meeting Tonight at Grand Alleys
All team captains of the Commercial Bowling league are summoned to a meeting at Grand Alleys tonight for important league business.
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Dundee Outpointed Kilbane In Ten Round Title Bout
Johnny Kilbane of Cleveland easily outpointed Johnny Dundee in a ten round featherweight title defense in New York. Dundee pressed early but Kilbane used sharp jabs and elusive defense to control every round. a bloody nose from Dundee marked the lone notable exchange. Abe Attell attended ringside and challenged Kilbane.
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Automobile Club votes funds for Harvest Jubilee purses
At a September San Antonio Automobile club meeting in the St. Anthony hotel ball room, Chairman Hering announced a $3000 purse fund for the Harvest Jubilee races to be deposited in a local bank for the American Automobile Association. The committee also allocated $500 to ready the track. Mayor Jones commented on the traffic ordinance and suggested review of muffler cut-outs.
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Bailey Retains Lightweight Title in Calgary Bout
Joe Bailey defeated Billy Allen by knockout in the third round of a scheduled 15 round bout in Calgary Alberta to retain the Canadian lightweight championship. Allen formerly held the title.
Baseball scores and pairs from yesterday and today
Yesterday the American League games ended with Detroit 12 over Chicago 4, Boston 6 defeating Washington 2, and New York 6 over Philadelphia 1. Today’s games feature Philadelphia at New York in two games, Washington at Boston, Cleveland at Chicago, and St. Louis at Detroit.
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National League Scores and Today’s Games
The National League results show New York 5 Philadelphia 2 and Pittsburg 5 Chicago 2 with St Louis 3 Cincinnati 0 and Brooklyn 2 Boston 1. Today’s games include New York at Philadelphia in two games and Pittsburg at St Louis and Boston at Brooklyn with Chicago at Cincinnati.
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College asks 265000 for two fiscal years
W B Bizzell president of the College of Industrial Arts at Denton asks the Texas Thirty-third legislature to appropriate 265000 for the next two fiscal years an increase over the prior 168950. He requests 196250 for the first year and 69050 for the second year but does not itemize the amounts. The large rise suggests planned improvements.
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Oberlin rider sets world mark in 26 mile motocycle race
Arthur Farmer Standin of Oberlin Ohio shattered the world record by completing the 26 mile motorcycle marathon at the motordrome in 20 minutes and 3 seconds, besting the former record of 22 minutes tonight in St Louis.
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Engineer Dies of Injuries After Santa Fe Yard Assault
Dallas Sept 4 John R Lee railroad engineer died here last night from injuries believed caused by an assault in Santa Fe yards last Friday The police say they know the assailant involved in the incident and are pursuing charges
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Regiment Guards Vanderbilt Cup Races at Milwaukee
Milwaukee announces tightened security for the Vanderbilt and grand prize cup races set for September 17 to 21. The course closes nightly at 10 with militia, police, and sheriffs maintaining order. Access denied until 6 am on race day. The Vanderbilt cup winds the carnival with a 300 mile course. Four hospital teams and medical staff will be ready along the route.
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City OKs Unlimited Bouts In Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City approves boxing contests of unlimited duration as exhibitions. Managers must certify matches are not prize fights and police chief may halt any bout if it ceases to be an exhibition of skill.
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Demaree Joins Giants from Mobile Club
Al Demaree, star pitcher of Mobile’s Southern League team, has been sold to the New York National League club for $7000. He and several teammates left last night to report to the New York team in New York.
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