Indiana Golf Association holds third annual meet at Terre Haute
The Indiana Golf Association opened its third annual meet at Country Club Oaks in Terre Haute with 32 men in the championship and consolation rounds. Smith of Indianapolis led the men’s field in qualifying while Mrs H S New of Indianapolis led the women’s standings. play featured 18 hole match play in the afternoon with semifinals and finals scheduled for later.
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Indiana Golf Association
Country Club Oaks
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Durham
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Francis Keyes
Lillard
Marion
Stanley
Mater
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Todianapoliay
Muncie
H. M. Smith
Terre Hegee
Sturgeon
Fort FB. Smith
Terre Ute
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McLane
Murdock
Herb Royse
Aessere Haute
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Ti McNeughton
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Moith
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Lockard
Pon
Herkimer
Cox
New
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Janeiter
Terre Hauti
Miss Whitcomb
Terre du Terre Haute
Women’s Championship Narrowed to Four Hopefuls in New York
In Brookline on October 2 the women’s golf championship cut field from ninety to four. Mrs. Walter M. Gorham and Miss Genevieve Hecker advance along with Miss Louisa A. Wells and Mrs. Caleb F. Fox after two rounds at the Country Club. Hecker defeated Western champion Miss Bessie Anthony. Gorham beat Miss Margaret Curtis, while Fox beat Mrs. Vanderhoof. Semifinals set for tomorrow. final likely Saturday with New York versus Boston.
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Brookline
Mass
Walter M. Gorham
Huntingdon Valley Country Club
Philadelphia
Genevieve Hecker
Apawamis Golf Club
Rye
N. Y
Louisa A. Wells
Country Club
Caleb F. Fox
Morris County Country Club
Morristown
N. J
Miss Hecker
Bessie Anthony
Glenview Club
Chicago
Margaret Curtis
Essex County Club
Manchester
Gorham
E. A. Manice
Hecker-Anthony
Bat Atlas
Welle
Miss Anthony
Cote
Anthony
Hecker
Co. F. Fox
Morris Country Club
F. L. Vanderhoof
Ardsley Club
Miss A. Wells
Fanny C. Os
Wells
Fox
Bishop
Jay County Fair Draws 16000 Attendance in Portland Day
Special to the Indianapolis Journal from Portland Indiana October 2 1901 crowds exceed all expectations at the Jay county fair with over sixteen thousand visitors including many by special train. Exhibits judged throughout the day as police report orderly crowds and no arrests while race events draw record interest and track records bid to fall tomorrow with a purse program featuring a free for all pace and several trotting events.
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Indianapolis Journal
Portland
Ind
Fair Ground
Grand Rapids & Indiana
Journal
Allen
Portland Fair
Edith W
Dick Wonder
Chessa Wonder
Golf Women Singles Round Up Thirteen Tie Scores
In a series of matches at multiple clubs, Mollie Browne and Ruth Underhill fell to opponents from Agawampant, Nassau, and Apawamis clubs. Miss Genevieve Hecker defeated Ruth Underhill, while Louisa Wells edged Fanny Osgood and other results reflected tight play across Glenview, Brookline, and Morris County clubs. Third round sees Gorham beating Essex and Hecker falling to Anthony.
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Brookline
F. Louise Vanderhoof
Ardsley-on- -the-Hudson
William Shipper
Morris County Club
Calebox
Morristown
N. J
Georgianna
Brooklawn
Bridgeport
Intercollegiate Tennis Titles Go to Clothier and Leonard
W J Clothier of Harvard wins the intercollegiate singles championship at Merion Cricket Club Haverford. Clothier and E W Leonard Harvard beat J J Wright and E P Larned Princeton 6-0 6-3 3-6 7-5 to claim the doubles title. The report notes Clothier sprained an ankle but recovered to win.
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Alenuy
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A A
H. J. Randall
W. Leonard
Harvard
L J. Wright
Cresceus Fails for World Record on Oakley Track in Cincinnati
Cresceus driven by George H. Ketcham of Toledo failed to break the world mark at Oakley Grand Circuit opener as track conditions slowed times. Cresceus clocked 2:08 for the mile, fastest on the soft surface, amid a record crowd. Charley Mac won the 2:10 trot. exhibition with Dan Patch drew wild cheering. The card featured multiple heats and strong betting. tomorrow promises top racing.
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Foote
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Shortridge to Face Sheridan in Indiana Championship Push
Shortridge High School football plans an away game at Sheridan with about sixty rooters. Captain Bob Scott leads a squad including Connor Dugan Clark Hare Dunning McKinney Gipe Shank Tolin Griffith Van Winkle Snyder and Pratt. Misses Donnan Matthews McClelan O Hair and others accompany the team for a picnic and to chaperon the girls. The 8 H 8 contingent departs at 7 10 AM and the game precedes the 4 PM train. Culver Seconds beat Notre Dame Preps 6 to 5 as the practice season opens for local teams.
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Sheridan
Jutin
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Shortridge
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Clark
Hare
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McKinney
Gipe
Shank
Tolin
Griffith
van Winkle
Snyder
Pratt
Donnan
Matthews
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O'Hair
Earlham Captain Tuttle Seriously Injured in Practice
Richmond Indiana October 2 Joseph Tuttle captain and quarterback of Earlham football was seriously injured in a practice game He sustained two dislocated ribs and cannot play next Saturday at Franklin Emory Ratliff will fill at quarterback John Clark may move to fullback The incident occurred as players tumbled near the end of practice and Tuttle finished the session despite pain Meanwhile Hartford City beat Converse 5 to 0 for its fourth win, remaining unscored upon.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Joseph Tuttle
Earlham
Franklin
Tuttle
Emory Ratliff
John Clark
Hermis Wins Ocean View Handicap at Gravesend
L. V. Bell's Hermis, a 3-year-old, won the Ocean View handicap one mile and a sixteenth at Gravesend by three lengths, against weightier rivals. He led early, faded then surged in the stretch for the easy victory. rider Rice offered little help as track conditions were fair.
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L. V. Bell
Hermis
Gravesend
Hermence
Huntress
Bell
Rice
J. E. Madden
Judith Campbell
W. C. Whitney
Moor
Albert Simons
Western Turfman
Dublin
Court Maid
Examiner
the Talisman
Decatur Derby Races Posted For Five Day Event
In Decatur Indiana the Indiana Running Horse Association schedules Derby races October 13 to 17 at Steele's Park. About 150 entries, total purses $2,800, with daily programs featuring heats dashes and stakes including Burt Hotel Murray Merchants and three-year-old races.
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Indianapolis Journal
Decatur
Ind
Indiana Running Horse Association
Chicago
Fort Wayne
Toledo
Steele’s Park
Burt Hotel
Murray Hotel
Pittsburg Succumbs to the Players From Cincinnati
Pittsburg fell to Cincinnati 6 to 4 as errors produced all of Pittsburg’s runs. Leever and Phillips spun varied results for pitchers with Donlin and Clarke among key Cincinnati batters. Brooklyn, Boston, and Philadelphia games followed with tight pitching and solid fielding, while Union City hosted Bradford in an Indiana clash. All-Americans and Indianapolis stars prepared for a major league exhibition at Washington Park in a ladies day program.
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Leever
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Burl
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Smith
Regen
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Cincinnati
Steinfeldt
Clarke
Donlin
Leach
Morrissey
Bhohey
O'Day
Stars
Honolulu
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Washington Park
Siepeieges
Marott Proposal Aims to Boost Commercial League Interest
George Marott proposed a $150 purse funded by commercial houses to be displayed weekly in each leading firm's show window based on the highest weekly score. The prize would be split among the top five players, with additional awards for top team and top individual scores. Last night in Dayton, the All-Americans opened with six games as St Michaels fell easily to the trio, Vorhees leading with 210 while rosters of local players filled the alleys.
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New York
George Marott
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H Papas
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