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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1915

Page

11

Western Golf Stars Clash In Opening Round Of Tourney

Detroit reports the national amateur golf championship opening round with regva Crump and Jerome Travers among top Western contenders. Charles Evang Jr and Reuben Bush emerge in 36 hole qualifiers, Joins Evans and Gardner as leading matchups while others like Quimet and Standish compete for possible title chances.

Detroit Mich Regva Georea A Crump Philadelphia Max Marston Springfeld N. C vstJasse Guilford Boston Pateg Ae Peal Hamilton Kerr Manchester Tenior Howard Lee Detrott Stearns Ution Gardner Buffalo James D. Standish, Jr Travers Evans Francis Quimet Woodland Masatow Ve . H. Gardner Buffato

Ten nis Title to Fisher at Arctic Round

Outmet, favored to defend his title, will not be obliged to play until the final round for the championship. Arctic weather slowed play, with low scores. Gardner of Chicago posted 74 for 18 holes, then 74 again in the afternoon, while Dudley Mudge from St Paul led morning play with 79 and finished with a 73 after lunch despite a costly error on the 18th hole.

Oulmet Outmet Robert A Gardner Chicago Dudley Mudge St Paul Minnesota Mudge

Byers Hero Sinks 30 Foot Putts To Lead Golf Meet

In Cumberland Md Clarence R Fisher defeats John Castle to win the Allegheny Mountains men’s singles title for the third straight year. Scores were 6-4 6-9 2-6 0-6. Nelson Whitney of New Greana held steady to total 157 as others chased. Thirty-two players survived the day with Stearns and Rotan advancing from playoffs.

Talacore Guime Oulmet Tio Sawyer Travers Evans S Nelson Whitney New Greana E. M Byers Pittsburgh Outmet J N Stearns Williamsport Georges VY Rotan Philadelphia W Parker Seeley Bridgeport Aligheny Cumberland Clarence R Fisher Baltimore John TR Castle Allegheny Mountains Potomac Fisher

Rain Halts National Championship Tennis Start

In Forest Hills New York court conditions from 36 hours of rain push back first round of the national championship. An executive committee plans to begin play at 10 o clock tomorrow morning as groundskeeper notes heavy turf and a rain soaked surface.

Forest Hills N.Y National Tennis Aesociation West Side Club

Frederick Defeats Hagerstown in Blue Ridge League Game

In Hagerstown Maryland on August 806 Frederick edged Hagerstown 4 to 3 in a Blue Ridge League post season clash. Welcher lost his frat game after entering the league on July 19. End Milliman Bock and other details unclear from the fragmented text.

Phillies win on Whitted homer in 10th vs St Louis

In Philadelphia today Whitted hit a freak homer with one out in the tenth, giving the Phillies a 4 to 3 victory over the Cardinals. Alexander started for St Louis, Mayer and Perdue pitched for Philadelphia, with Bancroft and Harp in key rallies as Griffiths Nationals star Harper signs another one year deal amid reports of Federals pursuit.

Philadelphia Whitted St. Louis Tos Whitted Beschers St Louis Alexander Becker Huggins Bancroft Eason Mayer Perdue Meadows Core Phils SRG Gistock Paskert Ogravath OlLnderns Olwnitted Niehot Ktilfer Il Alexander Lowe Mayer P O Perdue Olf Becker Lona Mune—Bischer Long Ate Ellister Breers—Houggine Mill and Bancroft Hyatt Bensrott Roe Moinx Iandage Umphrey Meera Byron Haron Stanley T. Milliken Harry Harper Nationals Washington Baseball Club Grittmen Gilmore & Co Harper Hackensack Griffith Nationala Federals Aittle Feds Harper Griffith Merlio Acosta Washington Acosta Basily Shanky Morgan

Navy meet crowns first glass in intercompany events

Annapolis Md Aug 30 The first company of the new fourth class battalion won the inter company track and field meet earning an extra September liberty. Petrie star of the meet led in the 100 yard dash and quarter mile while Relay finish sealed victory for first company. Sum mary lists multiple event winners and times across sprint hurdles and field events. John Stanton to convene Holy Name club meeting at 1124 Seventh Street Northeast tonight at 8 oclock. Meadows praised for speed akin to Walter Johnson after Yankees acquisition. Harrisburg Internationals beat New York Americans 4 1 in exhibition. Jack McDermott announces retirement from active golf competition.

Annapolis Ware Petrie Peterson Allen Fink Shae HL Jackson BR Meck Smith Fime Viret Coney Andrews Orr Rush Bhot put—Firet C Bo Smith Gliman van Hemberg H. B. Smith Thinf Barrett Firet GR. Smith Amston Metzel Tartar Hirst Francis Firat Sncknon Neal Lennom Wirat Mitereley Sennem Brooke, Orr and Petrie John Stanton Holy Name Club Catholic Church League Seventh Street

Intercity Labor Day Series Set With Baltimore Washington

Catholic League officials finalised a Labor Day intercity series between Baltimore and Washington. St Andrews of Baltimore meets Holy Name Washington on Labor Day at American League Park at 10 am with box seats available at Spalding’s and through committee members. Clergy and Washington Catholic societies reserve blocks. Baltimore rooters expected.

Catholic Church League John B Irving Baltimore Washington St. Andrews Holy Name Spalding Sporting Goods Catholic Societies of

Potomac Boat Club Regatta Concludes Amid One Tilting Event

Potomac Boat Club wrapped its regatta yesterday except for one tilting contest slated for today. Novelty race had Frank Chamberlain and C Nash second. stern gunwale paddling won by C Neeb and Frank Chamberlain. Four-oared shell race saw Hutterty and Muller home ahead of W Powell and J Bebout. Other lineups and second-place crews named.

Potomac Boat Club Altting Frank Chamberlain C. Nash C. Neeb Freak Hamberlain F Smith G Hutlery D. Mac Donald J. Dullo OG. Nesk H. Nash H Rivers H Mask Ashford A. Gamer T. Farnsworth Moeller Hatterly Chamberlain Cox- Frain Dudley Brown Otto, Bryant J. Abbott J. Dolin J .Bebout Baker Wrenn MacDonald Coxswain Kintz Hutterty Muller Garner F. Chamberlain W Powell J. Bebout

Dodgers Secure Cheney Trade For Schultz And Cash

Roger Bresnahan the Cubs manager confirmed the deal sending pitcher Larry Cheney to Brooklyn for infielder Joel Schultz and cash. Cheney has a bad arm all year but he is said to be rounding into form and holds a roughly $7 000 yearly contract.

New York Roger Bresnahan Cubs Larry Cheney Brooklyn Joel Schultz Cheney Robinson

Red Sox Pitchers Lead League Standings Briefly

Foster leads the league with teammate Weod second while Ruth ranks sixth Leonard ninth and Shore tenth. Shore holds the worst win loss mark at five games above four hundred, yet a 000 era remains solid for a star pitcher in this context.

Red Sox Foster Weod Ruth Leonard Shore

Bender Released by Baltimore Federal League Club

The unconditional release of pitcher Chief Bender was announced by Baltimore Federal League club management. Bender, formerly with the Philadelphia Americans, had long been among the game's most famed pitchers.

Baltimore Aug Chief Bender Baltimore Federal League Bender Philadelphia Americans

Pitfeds Win 7 to 4 In Slugfest

Pittsburgh defeated Chicago 7 to 4 in a hard hitting game played in Pittsburgh. Brown and Barger allowance noted but neither could stop the Chicago batting as Joieago delivered key runs. Batteries credited to Brown and Wilson, Hanger and Berry.

Pittsburgh Chicago Brown Barger Wilson Hanger Berry

Krapp Wins Pitchers Battle as Buffalos Take Series

Krapp outpitched Finneran in a wild affair for Buffalo Federals who edged Brooklyn 2 to 1. Benny Kauff homered for Buffalo, Hal Chase collected three hits, while Krapp issued eight walks but delivered when needed. Brooklyn scored in the seventh, Buffalo crossed in the eighth to secure the win.

Buffalo Krapp Finneran Buffalo Federals Brooklyn Benny Kauff Hal Chase

U S Golfer Cuthbertson Wounded in France War

News from San Francisco reports A A Sandy Cuthbertson of San Francisco, a leading Pacific coast golfer, was wounded in the side during fighting in northern France and is in a field hospital. He had joined the Black Watch Highlanders early in the war.

San Francisco Cal A.A Sandy Cuthbertson France Black Watch Highlanders

Minor league baseball results across several leagues

Scores from American Association Columpus 14 Indianapolis 2 Silwassee 18 Minneapolis 4 Southern Association New Orleans 2 Little Rock 1 Atlanta 1 Memphis 2 Memphis 4 Atlanta 2 Chattanooga 1 Mobile 0 North Carolina League Charlotte 4 Asheville 8 Raleigh Greensboro 0 Durham 1 Winston Salem 0 Salem 0 Virginia League Petersburg 5 Norfolk 1 Petersburg 3 Norfolk 0 Portmouth 3 New Bern 7 Rocky Mount 7 Texas League Waco 10 Dallas 6 San Antonio 1 Houston 0 Dallas 6 Shreveport 1

American Association Indianapolis Silwassee Minneapolis Southern Association New Orleana Little Hock Atlanta Memphis Shattanoogs Mobile North Carolina League Charlotte Asheville Raleigh, & Greensboro Dorham Winston Sai Salem Petersburg Norfolk Portamouth New Tha News Rocky Mount Waco Dallas San Antonio Houston Shreveport

Game Pays Better in Virginia League

Norfolk officials conclude season with protests over rule violations limiting uniforms and discuss finances of the Petersburg based Orphana. Despite Richmond not totalling, deficits shrink from 1914 and receipts rise with crowds of 5,900 to 16,000 on Saturdays. Attendance in Portsmouth up 50 percent as the city team rises in pennant race.

Norfolk Virginia Baseball League Petersburg Orphana Boatwright Richmond Portiamouth

Grand Circuit opens with Yonkers trot for 5000 purse

Yonkers New York Aug 40 The Grand Circuit meeting at Empire City track opens with a trot featuring unbeaten Lee Axworthy and Peter Scott among six rivals for a 5000 purse This mirrors Detroit Merchants and Manufacturers Stakes field A second event sees Directum attempt to lower the pacing world record Fort Wayne Indiana Aug 30 Fort Wayne Central League defeats Cleveland Americana 7 to 4 in an exhibition Cather Haworth of Cleveland suffers a fracture above the right ankle in the 7x-7 game score 7 to 4 Batteries Brenton Jones and Hrwoth Feht Hart and Beyers

Yonkers Empire City Lee Axworthy Peter Scott Merchants and Manufacturers Detroit Directum Fort Wayne Ind Cleveland Cather Haworth Port Wayne Brenton, Jones Hrwoth Feht Hart and Beyers

Ottawa horse results reveal multiple races and odds

Ottawa results list seven races with Thoroughbred fields and prices. Sweet Colleen led the first race at 9 to 2, Kathleen HE placed second, Berond Miss Fay third. Subsequent races show Welga, Stalwart, L'2 250% Wigsina, Purse details, and several entries across five more events with varying favorites and outcomes.

Canada Sweet Colleen Smyth Ant Kathleen HE Jis Cooper Berond Miss Fay McDermott Pop William W Dix Rogers Aloo EU Miss Fay William W. Walker Welga Little Higner Cooper Wigsina Tubh Tinn Galeswinthe Dr. Sullivan Merra Pardner Callahan Plate Glass Ciiver King Hambling Harbard Widow Moon Thorncliffe Haynes Ambrose Aston Raversack Katherine G Jeveal Hubicon I Mater Brandywine Lord Wella Miles Marston Goinstein Wood Dick Deadwood G Tomas Brau Pere Sherlock Halmes

Jimmy Clabby Bound for Australia to Box Les Darcy

Middleweight boxer Jimmy Clabby heads to Australia where he is matched to face Les Darcy, the Australian sensation who recently knocked out Eddie McGoorty of Oshkosh, Wisconsin. The card features several named fighters and venues referenced in the morning telegraph and red post reports.

Jimmy Clabby Australia Box Les Darcy Eddie McGoorty Oshkosh Wis

Racing Entries List from Today’s Card

The card features six races with purses from 400 to 500 dollars. Entries include year olds and all ages divisions with horses such as Puriten Lass Gart ley Mt Thuke of Chester Red Post Irish Heart Lady Spendthrift Marion Gstery Amphion Prinns Hhaperd in Race One, Bandi cap Gentlewoman Will Cash Rosewater Solite Anita in Race Two, Runaway Lily Paxton Union Jack Dr Heinberg Frog African in Race Three, Star of Tove Kinmondy Supreme Rozz Around Lochiel Dick's Pet Astrologer Mershon in Race Four, Celebrity Mama Johnson Laurs Mins Gayle Reflection Tim E Coy Brickley Sir Raymond Knighta Differ in Race Five, and Sorlongs Fair Helen Aimee Leslie Antisoniic Kepje Northern Light Minghel Freda Johncop Ingalets Beaumont Bele Lambs Tall Mordecai Nigaroo Sempestla Aino in Race Six. The sixth race lists Pampina as eligible and notes a depth race structure with Single Toe Lairdo Africaldy Hampton Dame Egmont Valas Frontier Duriz Soxer.

Canada Gartley Anita Lily Paxton Union Jack Dr Heinberg Joe Gaiety Frog Northern Light Minghel Freda Johncop Ingalets Beaumont Bele Lambs Tall Mordecai Nigaroo Sempestla Aino Pampina Lairdo Africaldy Hampton Dame Egmont Valas Frontier Duriz Soxer

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