Mrs Colburn Leads The Women Golfers In Open Qualifying
Mrs F of the Glenview club topped qualifying with a 938 card for the Open Women’s Western flight. Ruth Chis of Mayfield Cleveland was runner up. Mrs B W Daley Nashville and E T Perkins Glenview tied for 97. Fifty two players entered match play start today with Mrs Painter’s group advancing to defend title. Weather was ideal in the Sunny South for the rounds.
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Glenview Club
Ruth Chis
Mayfield Club
Cleveland
B. W. Daley
Nashville
E. T. Perkins
Glenview
Colburn
Memphis
F. G. Jones
Jennie Jones
Sioux City
Louise Fergus
S. George Haskell
Beverly
Cn - Arsenal
A. B. Newell
C. W. Buckley
Exmoor
Rae Painter
Chicago
Brook s Take Both Ends Of A Doubleheader In Pittsburgh
In a Brooklyn led twin bill from Sept 24, 1910, the first game ended 6 to 1 as timely hitting secured the win. Nap Rucker pitched superbly in the second game, a 1 to 0 shutout over Brooklyn with Conzelman laboring for the Braves. Smith tripled late but Brooklyn failed to score after the ninth.
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Pittsburg
Brooks
Nap Rucker
Conzelina
Atlanta
Brooklyn
Smith
Conzelman
Fisher
Fischer
Yingling
Schenn
Ma Ba
Daubert
Wilson
Moran
Cutghaw
Shenn
Aux
Mamaux
Gioce Aha
Hamaux
Lion
Cutshaw
Bolan
Simon
Britton
Viox
Eason
Brennan
R. H. BE
Rucker
Discher
Wagner
Carey
Gibson
Hason
Phillies Rally to Beat Detroit 21 8 in Big Blowout
In Philadelphia, Sept 24, the Phillies exploded for ten runs in the second inning to overcome Detroit 21 to 8 after Detroit led 6 0 in the first two frames. Williams allowed 11 runs in 2 innings as Comstock gave up 14 in 6. The game featured heavy hitting from Crawford Murphy Lapp and others with several extra base hits and nine Detroit errors. In Washington St Louis defeated Washington 5 3 as wild pitches and an error helped produce three of St Louis runs.
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Detroit
Philadelphia
Williams
Gibsonock
Schang
Bauman
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Walsh
Murphy
Lapp
Crawtford
Comstock
E. Murphy
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Idring
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Loudenang
Baker
McInnis
Barry
Pennock
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Bymstock
Hildebrand and Egan
Washington
St. Louis
Wildes
Groom
Taylor
Agnew
R. H. E. Louis
Mitchell
Boston
Chicago
Bedient
Scott
Daly
Collins
Thomas
Hooper
Yerkes
Chase
R. Collins
Engle
Chappell
Janvrin
Russell
Cady
Hala
Schalk
Southern Leaguers Drawn For Class AA
The National Association lists draft picks for Class AA teams. Names include Milwaukee selections from Atlanta and Birmingham, Toledo, Kansas City, and Indianapolis picks with several disallowed among the listed players. plaatsen referenced include Maysville Petersburg Ohne cae Tenn Columb and Thomasville Ga.
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Associated Press
Auburn
N. Y
John H. Farrell
National Association Tonight
Wilwaukee
Long
Atlanta
Messenger
Birmingham
Flick
Chattanooga
Welchence
Toledo
McDonald
Carter
Maysville
Crosby
Sherman
Brennage
Petersburg
Hall
Ohnecae Tenn
Morton
Columb
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Knisely
Columbus
Styles
Thomasville
Oakland
Sehang
St. Joseph
Jenkins
Memphis
Beck
Nashville
Big League Matchups Highlight Sunday Schedule
Brooklyn visits Pittsburg while St. Louis hosts Washington. Detroit plays Philadelphia and Cleveland hosts New York. Chicago travels to Boston in a packed basketball card.
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Ore
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St. Louis
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Cleveland
Washington
Eve Renee
Golf to be Included in Berlin Olympic Games
The Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St Andrews voted unanimously to approve golf for the Berlin Olympics. If included, the club will not participate in program planning, ensuring no prominent British players compete.
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Associated Press
ST. Andrews
Scotland
The
Royal and Ancient Golf Club
Berlin
Leaders In The World Series
Two managers lead the world series hopefuls starting October 6. Connie Mack born 1862 in Brookfield Mass built a 26 year record with the Athletics from 1901 to 1911 including a 11 year string of strong finishes. John J. McGraw, born April 7 1873 in Truxton New York, rose from minor leagues to guide the New York Giants with a long professional arc beginning in 1890.
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Connie Mack
Cornelius McGillicuddy
Brookfield
Mass
Meriden
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Athletic Club
Athletics
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Lajoie
Flick
Bernhard
Fraser
Mack
John J. McGraw
New York
Truxton
N. Y
Cleveland Defeats New York In Tight Baseball Contest
Errors led to an unearned run for Cleveland in the first. Gossett and Maisel doubled for New York with Bates stealing twice. Caldwell pitched 7 strikeouts, Gregg 4, Blanding 1 with a wild pitch by Caldwell. Umpires O Loughlin and Connolly. Time 2 02.
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Carisch
O'Neil
Caldwell
Gossett
Sweeney
Cleveland
Maisel
Cree
Whiteman
Williams
Bates
Jackson
New York
Falkenberg
Gregg
Blanding
O' Loughlin
Connolly
Boston and Chicago split two games in rain delayed slate
Boston edged Chicago in the opener 3 2 as Beident pitched well for Chicago and Boston benefited from late innings. In the nightcap Chicago won 3 2 after Walsh returned for Boston and yielded five runs in five innings, with Yerkes delivering a key hit for Boston and Hooper contributing extra base hits.
Yesterday's baseball scores from the American Association
Results show Brooklyn 3 Pittsburgh 1 Boston 3 Chicago 2 Philadelphia 21 Detroit 8 New York 3 Cleveland 1 St. Louis 5 Toledo 0 Louisville 3 Minneapolis 2 Columbus 6 St Paul 0 Indianapolis 6 Kansas City 1 Milwaukee 5 Toledo 0 Columbus 6 St Paul 0
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
St. Louis
Toledo
Louisville
Minneapolis
Columbus
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Players Sold and Drafted Offer Bright Prospects for 1914
The report highlights Clyde Wares and Shortstop Bisland as strong chances for regular jobs next season with the Browns under Branch Rickey. Wares and Bisland, noted for speed and defense, may edge veterans from the lineup. Other tryouts include Messenger, Snedecor, Kraft, Shanley, and more who might return to the minors.
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Clyde Wares
Bisland
Wares
Browns
Branch Rickey
Billikens
Bisl
Messenger
Snedecor
Kraft
Shanley
W. Smith
Love
Stock
E. Brown
Giddo
New Orleans
McGraw’s Rise and Impact on New York Club
The narrative follows John McGraw from his Baltimore early days as a third baseman to his move to managerial roles. It details his 1900 sale to St. Louis, 1901 Baltimore club formation, clashes with Ban Johnson, and 1902 sale to New York turning him into a decisive National League figure. Under his leadership the team won the 1906 world title and multiple pennants, establishing him as the club’s greatest asset.
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Hanlon
New York
Baltimore
McGraw
Robinson
St. Louis
Mound City
Ban Johnson
New York National Reeue Club
Seymour
Kelley
Cincinnati
Record gold shipment from Transvaal to London
A record consignment of gold bars valued at 6 850 000 dollars arrived in London from the Transvaal marking a new high for bullion exports.
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Associated Press
London
Transvaal
Dobbs Likely to Head Toledo Club in American Association
Chattanooga report says Johnny Dobbs, former Montgomery manager, expects Charles Sommers of Toledo to appoint him as Toledo club manager in the American Association next season. The word is not official but considered nearly certain.
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Harry Swacina
Newark
New Jersey
Swa Cina
Concensus
Associated Press
Chattanooga
Tenn
Johnny Dobbs
Montgomery
New Orleans
Charles Sommers
Toledo
American Association
Dobbs
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