Western Amateur Golf Championship Narrowly Decides Round
Sixteen players advance in the Western Amateur Golf Championship with notable matches involving Donald Edwards of Midlothian and Bobby Jones facing Ned Sawyer in a highly watched duel. Other results include J. B. Worthington of England over Perry Adair and Ouimet beating McIntyre as rounds continue toward the final.
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Chicago
Itty
Tores
Sincup
Lothian
Clit
Truden Bush
New Orleans
Dobby Jones
Avanta
Ned Bawyer
A and J
Eran
Donald Edwards
Midlothian
Tom Prescott
Atlan
Kennet Edwards
Hame
Tundia Martin
Jesrs Guilford
Massachusetts
Walter Crowdus
Publia Hake Koller
Cullford
K. Z. Pederson
Jones
Bowyer
Sawyer
Dormie
Francia Oultset
Tartar
A. B. McIntyre
Chiczsoan
Chicaxo
Tronclo Mar
Reuben Bush
Akbur Lee
Detroit
Jesse Guilford
Benton
Decker French
Rock Island
Paul Hunter
Joba
Anderson
New York
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Paul Gardner
Oulmet
Nobert Dowker
Chieaco
Rolfay Ontinority
Quelkspeeper
Bronx City
Falabtog
Popert Markwell
Wor H
Parker Nall
Brat
Bawyer
Robr
Opt Jones
Pirchin
Wan
McIntyre
Ouimet
MeIntrre
Jobs O Andereons
Bgyl Gardner
Culmet
J. T. Henry
John Anderson
Robert Bowker
Municipal
Guilford
Bush
Kenneth Edwards
Atlanta
J. B. Worthington
England
Verry Adair
Aanta
E. TL. Dankard
Mchant Mickey
J. Jack May
Dyenee Alves
Frank Dodglass
Paul Burnett
Addison Billiwell
Baker's 17th-inning hit wins for St Louis
In a 17 inning marathon at St Louis New York defeats St Louis 7 to 6. Baker delivered a single in the seventeenth driving in Peckinpaugh for the winning run as both teams matched hits and errors with several threats thwarted by stellar defense.
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Lours
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Felding
Vnntoxis
St Louis
Aragon
Banriaan
Shotton
Pratt
Sotheron
Daker
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Hite
Alexander
Tome
Miller
Avatin
Endrys
Staumen
Peckapaugh
Loule
Balts
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Love
Caldwell
Plank
Bothoron
Vita—Ol Fiber
Bolnge
Ufnninga
Dy Fisher
Lore
Wright
Bothoven
Umphea—Morlar
Nallin
Connolly
White 60x Kick Game Chicago
Errors by Chicago gave Philadelphia the final game of the series 7 to 3. Chicago was held hitless until the eighth inning. Score by innings shows Philadelphia two runs in the second and one in the sixth. Chicago runs in the third, fifth, and ninth.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Wotil
Dodle
Seibold
Weaver
Qandil
Tribe
Faber
Crover
Trugati
MeInnis
Grover
Heisman
Fielsing
Detroit
Washington
Dumonta
Sellman
Bush
Judge Fotter
R. Jones
Stanage
Twobsse
Forter
Rice
Doland
Leonard
No Bride
Vitt
Alnsealth
Judes
Hellman
Ayers
Melride
Dases
Balla
Om Holand
Dumont
OM Dumont
Coast League Ball Players Threaten A Strike
Angeles July 10. A threatened strike by Coast League players led club owners to halt salary cuts for the 1917 season. Regulars resisted contract reductions due July 1, with four held firm while other lighter players capitulated. Owners faced with standing contracts agreed to honor them as July 1 pay approached.
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Angeles
Thia
Miny
Uno
National clay court tennis tour fills day at coast event
Samuel Mardy of San Francisco sparked the day as Cincinnati’s Jfanty sineaed upset Erking of Cincinnati and CG Mack of Ann Arbor advanced to the fourth round by beating Wes Piteswrd of Cincinnati 64 in men's singles action amid Coast League standings and regional match results.
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Cincinnati
Mays Ing
Samuel Mardy
San Francisco
Jfanty Sineaed
Erking
Tiaeion CG Mack
Ann Arbor
Mich Aleo
Wes Piteswrd
Portland Wins Opening Game 5 to 1 Over San Francisco
Portland took the opener from San Francisco 5 to 1 at Portland. Chief Smith started and was knocked out in the first inning as Portland built an early lead. Houck held the Bears to two later runs while Erickson finished strong. The Bears could only muster a few late hits, while Portland seized the early edge with four singles and key hits to score five runs.
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San Francisco
Chief Smith
Lato
Houth
Erickson
Smith
Johnson
Tae
Hollacher
Pinelli
Houck
Marcel
Wille
Barcig Fitzgerald
Pes Pick
Ib Behaller
Malacl
Downs
Koerner
Corban
Ts Baker
Ae Smith
P . Erickaen
Ire McKee
Seared Calvo
Ohtland
Susmary
Raxes
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Pick
Wills
Griggs
Schaller
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Park
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Crickson
Brooklyn and Chicago split doubleheader in tight pitchers duel
In Denton Cincinnati Boston Philadelphia and New York games faced postponements while Brooklyn and Chicago split their doubleheader. Chicago won the opener 1 to 0 in a pitchers’ duel between Vaughn and Marquant. Brooklyn answered with a 4 to 1 victory behind Cadore after Aldridge was knocked from the box.
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Brooklyn
Taday
Chicago
Vaughn
Marquant
Aldridge
Cadore
Hneinges
Tinker Fined for Spitting Incident in Columbus Game
Chicago July 10 Joe Tinker manager of Columbus club fined 100 by President Hicker for spitting in the face of umpire Knapp during a game in Columbus last Thursday.
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Chicago
Joe Tinker
Columbus Club
American Association
Hicker
Umptin Knapp
Columbus
Opener Taken by Vernonites
Vernonites opened with Hoviik and Moore from St. Joseph. Moura drove in the winning run as Vernon took the lead in the road game. The Oaks avoided a shutout with a triple steal by Murphy Sheehan and Lee after Del Howard fanned as a pinch hitter. Prough pitched well until two substitutions in the seventh and the ninth inning run scored off Beer. An error by Ray Muller set up the decisive score.
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Sheri Johnny Cline
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Hughes
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Vernon Double
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Quinlan
Oe Moore
Hovith
K. Crandall
Hannah
Ates
Mensor
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Peel
Middleton
Ine
Killifer
Milter
Ofty
L. Miller
Sae Kenworthy
Rai Murphy
Fourster
Sheehan
Eseee Meusel
Tf Murray
Tees Ellis
Prough
Dasaler
Davis
Howard
Crandall
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Aoa
Neer
Salt Lake Way
Lee
Murray
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Ton Angeles
Ticward
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Krause
Beer
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Hunter
Qleichmann
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Runa
Oakland & Charge
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Guthrie
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Hoviik
Moore
St. Joseph
Moura
Oaks
Murphy
del Howard
Havlck
Ray Muller
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