Pair Golfers at Columbia For Play in August Tourney
The Columbia Country Club begins its August handicap tournament with 16 matches in each of three groups after a storm damaged several greens including the new Taylor green. Acting Chairman Alpheus Winter and groundskeepers surveyed the course while Professional McCleod travels to Chicago for the Western Open. Pairings list 48 first round matches with players such as E. M. Podey, Donald Woodward, D. B. Glohva, H. N. Brown, and J. F. Slaven among others.
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Donald Woodward
D. B. Glohva
H. N. Brown
H. P. Cobey
J. F. Slaven
W. W. Price
F. Petty
C. , Ormeva
A. McKensie
C. M. King
A. B. Shelton
A. L. Tourman
C. B. Doyle
A. J. Cummings
G. B. Chadwell
Secon Fixteen
G. W. Sampyon
U. Graham
W. B. Fowler
J. N. Perry
H. G. Gott
H. Karts
Orville B
J.walsh
Married and Single Men Match at Suburban Club
Married and single golfers will clash at the Washington Suburban Club on Sunday in a feature match. Rival pairings include Marcy King versus Ralph Goldsmith and many other married versus single men, with alternates listed. The event, organized by Dr. Harry M Kaufman and the greens chairmen Macfarland and Herkheimer, will count three points per match and conclude with a trophy for the winner.
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Harry M. Kaufman
Greene
Feame
Marcy King
Ralph Goldsmith
Goldheim
Molville Behrend
Ihn King
Morris Wisemen
Harry M Kaufman
Fulton Brylinsk
Jon King
Sidney Bieber
Morton Lucha
Milton Baum
Sidney Beltzenstein
Herbert Jacobi
Macfarland
Henry Herkheimer
Greens
Baltimore Suburban
Royal Course
Will Try Ten-Cent Baseball To Draw Fed Fans in Newark
Federal League president James A. Gilmore announced a ten cent major league baseball trial in Newark New York. Bleacher seats are reduced to 10 cents to boost attendance as fans could not afford published prices. Gilmore framed the move as self defense against potential Landis action and said results in Newark would guide future plans.
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Newark
New York
James A. Gilmore
Federal League
Gomore
Gilmore
Landis
Three Out Of Four To Reds Over Dodgers
Cincinnati took the series from Brooklyn three games to one with a 4 to 1 win. Dale pitched effectively, Cincinnati hammered Appleton in the fourth, and Daubert, Groh, Herzog, Wagner, and Griffith drove runs. Brooklyn’s errors and timely hits aided the Reds in the four hour contest.
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Miller
Toypires
Mensra
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Ardmore bout set for August card main event
Matchmaker Jim LaFontains of the Ardmore club announced last night that negotiations for the scheduled bout between Thatlan Jos Gane and Kid Wagner have been completed. The two middleweights have agreed to terms and weights and are already in training. A string of preliminaries is being arranged with principals to be announced later.
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Ardmore
Thatlan Jos” Gane
Kid Wagner
Eno's Defeat Upsets Dope at Kalamazoo
Kalamazoo Michigan August 4 After a two day delay Kalamazoo grand circuit meet began under poor weather The surprise of the afternoon was The Eno favorite in the 2000 Michigan United Traction trot The Eno won heat one but St Frisco Geers entry captured the event in four heats Aconite dominated the 208 pace winning in three straight heats Margot Hal showed well in late heats but never led Lou Jennings favorite in the 209 trot finished last in heat one and was distanced in heat two Lizzie Brown won that race by taking the last three heats and the column notes medalers and entries from the day including St Frisco The Eno Margot Hal and Aconite are listed with odds and heat results The Columbia Hotel Supply Company beat Western Market yesterday 6 to 1 Batteries Bud Riley and O Day Flaherty are listed in the scorecard
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Michigan United
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Geers
Aconite
Margot Hai
Lou Jennings
Lizzie Brown
Margot ‘Hal
Ben Locanda
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Bandanan
Valentine Guy Nella
Hazel Lalga
Victor Star
Valentine
Rowaday Girl
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Dick Watte
Nationals Rally To Deny White Sox Pennant Hopes
The Nationals beat the White Sox in both games of the bargain-day doubleheader lifting pennant odds for Washington. Grifith used Gallia Ayers and Johnson to shut down Chicago and Acosta sparked the decisive rallies in the second game. The Nationals gained two games on Boston and Detroit while remaining in the chase with seven home wins in nine recent games.
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Boston
Chicago
Detroit
Red Sox
Nationals
Gallia
Ayers
Johnson
Joe Boehring
Grift
Jim Shew
Russell
Grifith
Acosta
Kopp
Griffith
Felsch
White Sox
Home Club tennis championship round three results
In a rain shortened third round J B Beadle of Reclamation and C r James of Penelon won one set each to force today’s deciding act for the Home Club title. Doubles saw Padgett and Bachman defeat Cowhick and Dye 6-4 6-2, then Hendley and Manock beat Padgett and Bachman 6-1 6-2.
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Beadle
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Geological Survey
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Beadie
Nationals Sweep White Sox In Twin Bill Drama
1908 era recap shows Senators under Griffith beating the Chicago White Sox twice at home. Joe Boehling and Bert Gallia duel as Georgia Avenue field hosts two tight pitching contests with solid defense and late runs. The curtain raiser ends 2 1 with Gallia beating Eddie Cicotte while Boehling margins 1 0, as both games keep pennant hopes alive for Rowland and Chicago.
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Jake Stahl
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Griffith
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Nationals Triumph as Griffmen Hit Late Breakthrough
In a tense game the Nationals rode timely hits and steady pitching to edge the Griffmen. Acosta and McBride sparked rallies, Bert Gallia allowed few hits, while Boehling struggled in key innings. The White Sox missed chances as Cicotte’s mound work kept Richmond in check.
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Bert
Nationals
Acosta
Ainsmith
McBride
Shanks
Gallia
Boehling Beats In Earnest Duel as Giants Top Nationals
In the opening game Boehling and Scott pitched well as the White Sox offense failed to muster beyond the fourth. Foster Milan and Gandil produced key hits for the visitors while Murphy shut down Nationals after the fifth, with Boehling earning a late single and a Texas leaguer in a tight victory.
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Joe Boehling
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Blackburn
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Felach
J. Collins
Texas
Great pitching duel favors the Tigers
In Philadelphia on August 4 Detroit edged the Phillies 1 to 0 as Wyckoff wildness in the sixth inning opened the door. Vitt sacrifice and Bush RBI on a pass, Cobb single, Crawford sacrifice fly produced the lone run. Dubuc allowed two base hits and struck out two in a 1 hour 22 minute contest.
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Vitt
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Evans
American League Standings and Schedule Tidbits
The standings show New York at 45 47 and Cleveland at 46 52 with pennant race tensions high. The daily schedule lists Chicago at Detroit and Boston at Philadelphia among key matchups as teams chase closing-out wins.
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Gallia Edges Cicotte In Pitchers Battle At Ball Park
A tight pitchers duel ends with Gallia defeating Cicotte. Fifth inning sparks scoring as Acosta, Ainsmith, and McBride ignite run output. seventh inning hosts a Cicotte rally with E Collins scoring on a double steal. Defenses shine, late innings quiet. Moeller mishandling and Felsch catching key drives.
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Sharks
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Ainsmith
Gandil
Murphy
Acosta
McBride
Galliia
Felsch
Moeller
J. Colling
Mayer
Blackburne
Invaders
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Fournier
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Alnsmith
Nationals
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Nemo
Weaver
Foster
B. Collins
Gallia Triumphs In Nationals Debut Versus Chicago
Gallia defeats Chicago 3 to 1 in a controlled Nationals game. Key contributors include Ainsmith and McBride for Gallia, with Cicotte and Wolfgang handling pitching duties. Final lines show strong fielding and timely hits amid a tense nine inning showcase.
Qarsmen Deprived Of Intermediate Race In Regatta
Local oarsmen faced disappointment as the annual Middle States regatta in Philadelphia on Labor Day omitted an Intermediate eight event. Several clubs including Potomac Analostan Maltas and Arundels were prepared to field intermediate boats, with Analostan notably positioned to excel. Uncertainty remains if Analostan will still send crews to Philadelphia without the race. Tennis results noted Read defaulting to Merrill in a Washington Railway and Electrical Tennis tournament.
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Braves Win Again Over Pirates in Low-Scoring Tilt
Pittsburgh suffered its third straight defeat to Boston, 1 to 4, as Mamaux exited in the third after a burst of hits. Hughes kept Pittsburgh tied until Boston capitalized late with three runs. Cooper finished, while Maranville, Magee, Schmidt and Smith featured for the Pirates, and Davis allowed the decisive runs.
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Giants Sweep Cards In Doubleheader At St Louis
In St Louis on August 4 New York Giants defeated the Cardinals 11 to 9 in game one and 7 to 0 in game two. Mathewson was chased in the first, while Tesreau tossed a four hitter in the nightcap aided by a triple play. Baseball observers noted heavy hitting early and a late rally by St Louis in the opener.
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Marines Take Lead In Series For Government League Crown
Marines led the series for the Government League championship by defeating Bureau 1 Tonight Olcott dominated on the mound allowing two hits and striking out ten as Marines built a lead with strong defense and timely hits Downey and others contributed in a low scoring win before a crowded scene at the ballpark.
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Auditors Win 6 to 4 in Close Ball Game
A rough box score shows Auditors defeating General Dice 6 to 4. Key players include Maswell, Anderson, and Thornett with multiple hits. Pitching by Nolan and Durty combined for the win, while Wilbur and Tyser contributed on offense.
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