American crack golf team sails for England
Uncle Slim's crack professional golf team will travel to St. Andrew's for the British open starting June 20. Led by captain Emmet French, the lineup includes Walter Hagen, Jock Hutchison, Jim Barnes, Harry Hampton, Clarence Hackney, Freddie McLeod, Eddie Loos, Charles Hoffner, George McLean, Tom Kerrigan, and William Nelhorn. The trip costs over 20,600 dollars, funded by club subscriptions, with Prizes over one thousand pounds at the open.
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Jack Velock
International News Service
New York
Uncle Slim
St. Andrew's
George ‘Bargent
Professional Golfers' Association of America
Leo Diegel
Mike ‘Brady
Jack Burke
Diegel
Brady
Lochmoor Club
Detroit
Burke
St. Andrew‘'s
Samuel
Emmet French
Youngstown (Ohio) Country Club
Walter Hagen
Mich
Jock Hutchison
Glenview Country Club
Chicago
Jim Barnes
Pelham Country Club
Harry Hampton
Brooklands Club
Clarence Hackney
Atlantic City
Freddie McLeod
Columbia Country Club
Washington, D. C
Eddie Loos
Rainsloc C. C
Charles Hoffner
France
Acquitania
Gleneagles
Glasgow Herald
British Isles
Hagen
Barnes
England
America
Hin
George Kelly’s Rise to Fame and Psychological Edge
George Kelly, rising to fame as Babe Ruth’s National League challenger, shows a mental shift from a hesitant, minor league slugger to a confident hitter. McGraw’s long faith, Rochester stint, and veteran posture help explain his now natural, pressure-free hitting against top pitchers.
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George Kelly
Sid Mercer
International News Service
New York
Babe Ruth
George
Kelly
John McGraw
McGraw
Giants
Ma McGraw
Bag George
Kel
Rochester
Bird
Chase
Ruth
Babe
Akron Men Entered in Big Balloon Race
Willard Seiberling and W. T. Van Orman left today for Birmingham Alabama to enter the City of Akron balloon in the national race. Winners will contest for the Gordon Bennett cup at the international race in Helsinki.
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Willard Seiberling
W. T. van Orman
Birmingham
Ala
City of Akron
Helsium
Record breaking pace set for Big Six and high school meets
Columbus May 18 record breaking performances are forecast for the Big Six and interscholastic track championships set for Ohio Field May 27 28. Kine of Weasle yan and Moorehead of Ohio State are near the century dash record while Spiers of Ohio State and Stitchcomb have set new marks in the discus and broad jump respectively. High school records may fall as classifications promise keener competition.
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Columbus
Ohio Field
Kine
Weasleyan
Moorehead
Ohio State
Rob Spiers
Pete Stitchcomb
Michigan
Browns Rally To Beat Red Sox In Eighth Inning Clash
Myers faltered in the eighth as Cleveland pushed two runs across to edge Boston. Chronicle-Telegram Want Ads promotes Kive the best results.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Trio Suggested to Decide Dempsey Carpentier Bout
Atlantic City May 18 Jim Corbett Jim Jeffries and Lord Lonsdale from London are proposed to sit ringside for the Dempsey Carpentier fight. If the bout goes the limit a press committee could decide and settle bets in New York after the match. Referee rules prevent a postfight decision under Jersey law. Jack Kearns says the referee may be named late in June.
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Atlantic City
N. JL
Jim Corbett
Jim Jeffries
Lord Lonsdale
London
New York
Jersey
Jack Kearns
Dempsey
Oberlin Foreshadows Surprise in Big Six Track Meet
Ohio State faces uncertainty about sweeping the Big Six championships May 27 and 28 as Oberlin and Wesleyan show strength and dark horse contenders emerge. Officials expect strong officials staffing and a top line meet under favorable weather and track conditions.
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Oberlin
Columbus, Mary
Ohio State
Buckeye
Onio Wesleyan
L. W. St. John
College Clubs Standings and Results From Today
Dartmouth 2 Princeton 0 and West Virginia 8 Bethany 4 lead college results. American League games include Philadelphia at Cleveland Boston at Detroit Washington at St Louis and New York at Chicago. National League matches Cincinnati at Boston Washington at St Louis and Chicago at New York St Louis at Philadelphia.
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Dartmouth
Princeton
West Virginia
Bethany
GAMLS
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Washington
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
W. L Pet
Ete
BSC
Ean
W. Pet
TOS Fittsburg
Ete Ewe
Brooklyn
Canes
Ewe
Adiaer Cincinnati
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Matches
Yesterday's results show Cleveland defeated New York 4 to 2 and Detroit beat Washington 4 to 2 while Chicago fell to Philadelphia 4 to 10 and St Louis beat Boston 4 to 2.
Scoreline note from 1911 league clash
New York defeated Cincinnati 4 3 while Brooklyn outscored St Louis 7 to 3 and Pittsburgh Philadelphia Boston Chicago also posted four runs to eight in another baseball alley.
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New York
Cincinnati
Innines
Brooklyn S. St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
TAGGING THE BASES By The International News Service
Curt Walker powered the Reds with a homer and two ribbies as the Giants swept the series. Cobb went hitless and the Senators shut out the Tigers. Athletic pitchers yielded to the White Sox as they won their fourth straight. The Cubs had hits but the Braves’ timely blows decided the game. Pirates stretched their lead with a win over the Phillies. Babe Ruth hit his 12th homer as the Yankees lost to the Indians. Dodgers snapped their skid by beating the Cardinals.
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International News Service
Curt. Walker
Reds
Giants
Walker
Cobb
Senators
Tigers
White Sox
Cubs
Braves
Pirates
Phillies
Babe Ruth
Yanks
Indians
Dodgers
Cardinals
Dempsey Prepares for Tough June Sparring Schedule
Atlantic City May 18 Jack Dempsey announces heavy activity through June with daily morning roadwork and afternoon sparring sessions. He defeats sparring partners Tramitas Renault and Hauck in practice rounds to sharpen for a forthcoming hard-fought fight.
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International News Service
Atlantic City
N. J
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Jack Renault
Canada
Renault
Leo Hauck
Leo
Hauck
Trambias
Pacific Coast
Tramitas
Trambitas
Boxing results from Des Moines Omaha Seattle and San Antonio
Last night fights saw Jack Britton defeat Johnny Tillman in ten rounds in Des Moines while Roscoe Hall stopped George Melichar in eight. In Omaha Mike Dundee won over Jack Doyle in ten, Benny Harris KO’d John Mack in three. George Fox beat Joe Rose in six. Seattle bouts had Lee Anderson over Terry Keller in four and Joe Harahan over Johnny Flake in four. In San Antonio Benny Cordovan defeated Tommy Carter in twelve.
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Des Moines
Jack Britton
Johnny Tillman
Roscoe Hall
George Melichar
Omaha
Mike Dundee
Jack Doyle
Benny Harris
John Mack
George Fox
Joe Rose
Seattle
Lee Anderson
Terry Keller
Joe Harahan
Johnny Flake
San Antonio
Benny Cordovan
Tommy Carter
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Dartmouth University
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South Field
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Witisburg
James J. Corbett
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