Gardner Wins United States Amateur Golf Title in Detroit
Robert A. Gardner of Hinsdale Illinois captured the United States Amateur Golf Championship in Detroit by defeating John G. Anderson of Mount Vernon New York in the final. The report describes Gardner as the champion and notes the national event taking place amid detailed round-by-round scoring.
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Hinsdale
Chicago
United States
Detroit
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Mount Vernon
N.Y
Salt Lake Stars Hopeful Despite Player Absences
Pacific Coast League notes Salt Lake’s optimism for next season as key players depart. Coach Cillon Douglas Hankenatin vows strong substitutes and a solid pitching staff led by Hall, Gregory, Pithery, Heather, Peterson, Gulizan, and Munsell. Veterans Neldére Ryag, Shing, and Zacher join as others move up, with infielders Billy Orr, Haliias, and Bretoo recalled.
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Claude Williams
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Peterson
Gulizan
Munsell
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National League notes from a busy Philadelphia Boston game
Boston and Brooklyn split as Tyler held Boston to one hit to lose 1 0. Moran drove in a run, Pfeffer and Egolf contributed, and defensive brilliance marked the game. Philadelphia swept New York 5 0, 3 4, with Alexander and Demaree winning pair for the Phillies as Cravath added a 20th homer. The crowd filled the park, gates closed early.
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Timmy Archer Shines as Top Backstop in Game
Timmy Archer, hailed as Chicago’s premier backstop, excels behind the mask. The piece contrasts catchers and backstops, noting Archer’s superior defensive framing and game control while handling pitchers and controlling the base paths.
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Washington Sweeps Yankees in Doubleheader
Washington won both halves of a doubleheader against New York 4 to 3 and 4 to 1. Crown faltered in Game 1 after a three-run lead, enabling the Senators to clinch the victory, while New York struggled to hit gallia in Game 2. Connie Mack trialed another dusher in Boston as Philadelphia prevailed. Cobb starred for Detroit in a Cleveland loss, collecting three hits as the Tigers exploited Cleveland’s miscues.
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Yussif Mahmout Plans U.S. Arrival with Family
Bulgarian wrestler Yussif Mahmout, once reported killed in combat with Turkish forces, writes from Rowmanata that he will travel to the United States within four months with his wife and three children. He recently returned home after several months in the army.
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Bantamweights to Meet in St Paul
Bantamweights Johny Pala and Williams meet in St Paul for a scheduled ten round bout. Both fighters declare excellent condition and weigh under the 135 pounds limit. The match headlines the local boxing scene, with promotions and ads in the classifieds.
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Paul Bantam
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Pertenea
Spalding the Father of Baseball Dies in San Diego
Albert Grodelil Spalding veteran baseball figure and pioneer who helped popularize the game died in San Diego after a fall during illness. He rose from Rockford to manage Chicago and Boston, toured England, and built the Spalding sporting goods empire. Funeral services set for tomorrow in California with family present.
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Bial
East Orange
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Grand Circuit Closes at Charter Oak Track
Hartford dispatch notes the Grand Circuit meeting at Charter Oak closes today with three races to decide the 2:11 pace purse of 32000 field of eight, the 2:14 pace with 32000 purse and eleven starters, and the 2:? trot purse 1000 with entrants. A track record 1:68 1-2 was set yesterday by a pacer attracting many thousands to the grounds.
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