Locals Shut Out Oaks 6-0 And 4-0 In Twin Bill Win
The locals won both games against the Oaks 6-0 and 4-0 before a large Sunday crowd. Beattle led by pitching shutouts as Seattle stretched scoreless innings to 43, while Oaks stranded chances with lineup mixups and missed hits. Dame Fate hindered Oaks again, yielding two losses with no runs scored. Francis Ouimet slated to play at South California links this winter per Southern Golf Association notes.
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Montclair Golf Club Plans $300,000 Improvements
Montclair New Jersey golf club announces a major upgrade program including course enhancements and a remodeled clubhouse funded with 300000 dollars. The project aims to elevate facilities and attract tournaments and members in the local sports scene.
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Holdis French Passes on Uptown and Down Town
A fragmented notice lists Holdis French and two street locations, Uptown at 1114 3d Ave and Down Town at 913 2d Ave, indicating a transfer or movement between sites. Further readable text is unavailable to confirm the exact action or dates.
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Harmony at the Cubs Park and Mascot Tale
The Chicago Cubs home stands and field are described in deep green tones with a Malay Cub mascot in front. The sequence notes former mascots Jonah Jon and Jon from Armour, Weeghman, and Charley De Vry, highlighting the mascot’s calm, peanuts loving presence.
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Bees Seek Pennant as Seattle Set for Tight Series
Salt Lake arrives Wednesday as Seattle and the Bees chase the city pennant in a tight series. Brenton and Thomas headline strong pitching, with Reiger and Schorr steady. Local hopes rest on clean rosters and strong defense, avoiding ringers, to keep amateur title plans alive and spur a new annual event. Plans for a commercial basketball league loom as backers line up firms.
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Meadow Brook pros win mixed golf tilt in Tacoma match
Neil Christian and Bert Wilde of Meadow Brook Tacoma defeated Claire Griswold and Bob Stein four holes up in a 72 hole home and home event. The Tacoma team led early in the Tacoma match then lost the tilt but edged the visitors to claim victory.
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Hungarian American league to stage outdoor track meet in Cleveland
The Hungarian American Club of New York will send eight athletes to the September 1 Cleveland championships featuring fifteen events.
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Oregon and Washington Veterans Boost Olympic Club Lineup
Brick Mitchell former Oregon star end and Gardner Washington halfback join the Olympic club lineup this season. Under Fort Macomber they train and will play against the Mare Island sailors in the upcoming game.
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Pittsburg Star Jahovac to Join Georgia Tech Eleven
Frank Jahovac once of Indiana Normal shows prospects as a standout back and end, signaling a major transfer to Georgia Tech in the fall. William Higgins, former Br Louis University captain, is named coach of Gonzaga College football, a notable appointment.
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Reds Far Ahead in Race for National League Bunting
In New York on August 25 the Reds, led by Pat Moran, surge in the National League standings. Cincinnati trails Giants by less than a game in bat ting, and six starters rank among league’s top pitchers. A dramatic ninth inning comeback at Philadelphia showcased their fighting spirit as they rallied from 3 to 0 to win.
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Rain Delays Opening Round At Forest Hills Tennis Tourney
Rain threatened to halt the first round of the national singles tennis tournament at Forest Hills. Sixty four matches were scheduled on twenty courts featuring top players such as Gerald Patterson, Norman Brookes, R. V. Thomas, Randolph Lycett, Ichiya Kumagae, and American stars R. Lindley Murray, R. Norrie Williams II, William M. Johnston, Maurice E. McLoughlin, and Yale’s Charles S. Garland.
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Wares Stars In Two Wins As Oaks Rally Fizzles
Clyde Wares starred in a doubleheader for Oakland as he trapped Oaks runners twice in game one and made a key assist in game two. Knight and Wares combined on a second out as Lovie was forced at first, while Rey Grover shored a second game stop. Rowdy Elliott blasted at Phylea over a close call and sparked a dugout reaction as Oakland failed to score in the fifth, leaving the Oaks shut out in the set.
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Sprint champ Howard Drew eyes Drake football stint
Howard Drew, former sprint champion, returns from overseas service and may try for a place on Drake University’s football eleven. Coach Vout begins his 19th year with Michigan football. Bethlehem Steel Soccer heads to 12 games in Scandinavia and Finland this month and early September. The English Cup extra preliminary round, blue ribbon in Kingston soccer, is set for September 13.
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Solons Tie Angels In Doubleheader Action
Los Angeles won the first game 6 to 1, then the Solons defeated the Angels 6 to 1 in the nightcap. Maile and Crandall led early pitching, with four hurlers used in the twin bill. Other notes include Hay Caldwell’s first Cleveland appearance marred by a thunderbolt, while Claude Williams guided the White Sox to a 1 to 1 tie with the Yankees as the Tigers faltered.
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Tigers and Macks Even Double Bill in Portland
Portland split Vernon land Portland double bill with the visitors taking the first game 6 to 3 and the home club winning the second 2 to 0. Chadbourne had four hits in the first game as Oldham and Baker yielded the runs. Behroeder pitched a strong second game for Portland, blanking the league leaders 2 to 0.
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How Coast Clubs Stand At LaUIB August 28
A fragmented report lists clubs and players including Zachary Johnson Meintch Letfield and Bevereid with unclear affiliations and locations. The text references Washington and a set of batteries or scores but lacks coherent context or outcomes.
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Bees Split Two Battles With Seals
In San Francisco the Beekeepers split the two games with the Seals. Morning score 7 2 Salt Lake City beaten 7 2. Afternoon win 14 8 for East Lake City. Pitchers Stroud Byler Couch Baldwin Gould Spencer Sea ton Baldwin McKee.
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Baseball Scores and Schedules from a Night of League Play
National League matchups include Cincinnati at Philadelphia Clear and Pittsburg at New York Rath with Chicago at Borston Rath and Louis at Brooklyn Rath. American League lists Philadelphia at Cleveland Clear and Washington at St Louie Clear. Coast League has no games. Heinie Zimmerman’s double and Carlson’s wild throw powered a 1–0 ten inning win, while Brooklyn won 1% to 1 after stinging St Louis.
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