McNamara Leads Golfers in Chicago Western Open headline
Tom McNamara led 110 players at Glen Oak in Chicago for the Western Open. Morning and afternoon rounds featured par scores and notable performances by De Sargent, Gilbert Nicols, and Walter Hagen. Evans and Cunningham struggled but Carl Moed tied for third with 156.
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Glen Oak Club
Jack Hutchinson
Allegheny
de Sargent
Washington
Gilbert Nicols
Wilmington
Del
James Barnes
Philadelphia
Walter Hagen
Rochester
C. P. Nelson
Oklahoma City
A. Cunningham
Wheeling
W. Va
Charles Evans, Jr
J. N. Mod
Calumet Club
Tge Sargent
Evans
Fred McLeod
D. C
W. Hall
Birmingham
Ala
W. C. Sherwood
Memphis, Tenn
George Livingstone
Nashville, Tenn
Gun Club Shoot Draws Large Crowd In September Trophy Series
The Mobile Gun Club hosted a Wednesday shoot with over twenty five participants. M Dorensen and Dr A G Ward won honors while Harry Matlock of Peters Cartridge Company posted a standout score. Five September trophy shoots begin September 1 with weekly 25 target events and handicaps.
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Baseball Schedules Across Leagues With Pairings For Today
The Southern Association features Nashville at Mobile Memphis at New Orleans Little Rock at Atlanta in two games Chattanooga at Birmingham. The National League matchups include Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Cincinnati at New York Chicago at Brooklyn St Louis at Boston. American League games are Washim at Cleveland Philadelphia at Detroit Boston at Chicago New York at St Louis. Federal League games list Kansas City at Baltimore St Louis at Brooklyn Pittsburgh at Newark Chicago at Buffalo. All sites show conditions described as clear or cloudy.
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Grand American Handicap Shoot Opens in Chicago
In Chicago for the Grand American Handicap, 688 shooters compete under Interstate Association conditions. R. H. Morse of Chicago wins with 95 hits from 18 yards, earning a trophy and 336.50. A three-way tie at 94 includes Mackie, Schendel, and Gunning, who share 807.60 and shoot for second and third. A 100-target pro event sees 99 hits by six shooters, while several performers post 90 plus yesterday amid gusty NE winds.
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Interstate Association
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Morse
George K. Mackie
Lawrence
Kan
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Columbus
Ohio
N. J. Meyers
Covington
L. G. Richard
Roanoke
B. D. Goff
Winchester
J. B. Dunkim
Lucy
Tenn
Baseball doubleheader frenzy tugs at Memphis and Mobile
Nashville and Mobile gear up for a Thursday 4 PM game at Monroe Park with Covington set to work for Mobile and Berger or Kissinger slated to pitch for the Vols. Umpire Scott Chesnutt arrives in Mobile to officiate, while Schmidt schemes for next season with Sally League signees and Poole from Dothan poised to report in Mobile.
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Monroe Park
Covington
Berger
Kissinger
Vols
Scott Chesnutt
Callahan
Stark
Baker
Paulette
Farmer
Sheehan
Phils Seek Pennant After 39 Years of Frustration
The Philadelphia Phillies chase the pennant this season for the first time in 39 years, a feat that would bring the flag to the City of Brotherly Love. The club started on the National circuit in 1876, while Connie Mack’s American League club in the same city has won five titles in 15 years. A Phillies pennant would honor Pat Moran in his first season as manager.
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Philadelphia
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Pails
Pat Moran
Kentucky
U. S. Marine
Uss. Marine
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
American Association results show Birmingham edge Kansas City 2 0 and Louisville fall to Kansas City 0. Minneapolis 6 Columbus 5. St Paul 6 Cleveland 4. International League scores include Jersey City 4 Richmond 2 and Buffalo 4 Montreal 0. Providence 5 Harrisburg 2. Texas League reports Beaumont 38 1 Dallas 2 5 and Fort Worth 8 San Antonio 6. Rain affected several games.
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Arrisburg
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Buffalo
Montreal
Rochester
Toronto
Beaumont
Dallas
Fort Worth
San Antonio
New Golf Entries on National Handicap List
The United States Golf Association announced thirty three new names to update the national handicap list for the national championship. Secretary Howard F. Whitney noted the total eligible golfers reached 364 and that amateur championship entries close at 5 p.m. on August 33. A separate court action was announced by Federal Judge Dyer as Marsans moved from one state to another.
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United States Golf Association
Howard F. Whitney
Association
Cross Leaves Ring to Focus on Dentistry
Lightweight fighter Leadh Cross, noted for his punching power, announces retirement from boxing to concentrate on his dentistry. He owns a dental parlor in New York and says he has ample money, a fine car, and a solid dental business.
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New York
Gunboat Smith Beats Hemple In Seven Rounds
Gunboat Smith outpointed Jack Hemple in seven lively rounds in New York. Smith, the aggressor, weighed 182 pounds to Hemple’s 184. Al Mansfield drew ten rounds with Bob Ubon in New York. Newport call: Pacific Coast players shine as Casino Cup advances. McLaughlin outclassed Washburn. Williams barely defeated Craig Biddle. Detroit buys pitcher Bill James from St. Louis for $15,000.
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al Mansfield
Bob Ubon
New York City
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Maurice. E. McLaughlin
W. M. Washburn
Harvard
R. Norris Williams II
Craig Biddle
Three College Stars From Baseball Aid Barons But Wallace Flops
Birmingham notes that college baseball helped produce three Barons stars Bill Lindsay from Guilford College Dick Robertson from Georgetown University and Ted Sloan from Kings College while Jack Wallace failed to reach potential after arriving in 1906 at Louisiana State University He later played locally in Winnfield Louisiana and signed with Beaumont in the Texas League in 1911 plus minor mentions of Carlton Molesworth and Maryland Agricultural College connections.
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Bill Lindsay
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