Golf Tourney Semifinals At Columbia Country Club
The Columbia Country Club closed golf tournament reached the semifinals as survivors such as W. H. Hottel and B Eynon Jr join George P James C H Stearns and J M Davidson. Round one today features Byrun Davidson James and Stearns matched against top contenders with expected quick play and tight finishes across the morning and afternoon sessions.
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Eynon
James, Stearns
Davidson
Columbia Club
W. H. Hottel
B Eynon Jr
George P James
C. HR Stearns
J M Dasyidaon
Columbia Country Club
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Flese
EB Bynon Jr
Clare
Rumman
George
Phelps
Luebeert
OG Chamberlain
Underwood
AG Puttman
Otto Luebkert
C. H. Stearns
L. D Underwood
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D. K. Jackson
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Eccentric Pitcher Rube Waddell Stricken in Minneapolis
Minneapolis pitcher Rube Waddell known as the eccentric Rube in baseball circles is gravely ill at home with acute indigestion and gall stones. The Minneapolis American Association player fainted after a game with J. Paul yesterday.
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Minneapolis
Minn
George Edward Waddell
Rube
Waddell
Minneapolis American Association
Paul
Prize for a son of a prize in Olympic games idea
A reader proposes to ask a father to fund a prize competition among children modeled after Olympic games. The suggestion aims to create a series of events adapted to current circumstances and parallels to recently announced plans in Sams Ded Vern. The tone is speculative and requests opinion on the viability of Claver’s idea.
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Fuyam
May Not Give Wolgast Belt After Ill Fight
Los Angeles July 5 The end of yesterday's light weight bout between Ad Wolgast and Jos Rivers left fans and officials in doubt. The referee awarded Wol gast a knockout win prompting calls for a rematch to determine true champion. Rivers and manager Joe Levy showed willingness to fight again. Wolgast and promoter Jones kept silent as fights of possible Labor Day renewal circulated.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Ad Woilgast
Jos | Rivers
Vernon
McCarey
Welch
Woilgast
The
Pacific Athletic Club
Rivers
Joe Levy
Saain
Wolgast
Tom Jones
Laboray
Levy
Jones
Bound for Chicago Jack Johnson Leaves Las Vegas Camp
Las Vegas New Mexico July 6 Jack Johnson unscathed from his bout with Jim Flynn yesterday carries a $31,000 check from Jack Curley. He heads toward Chicago with his wife and camp. Flynn remains at Montezuma camp nursing a broken nose. Johnson did not reveal plans but hinted at a possible Australia trip to fight Sam Langford.
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Jack Johnson
Fron
Las Vegas
N. Mex
Jim Flynn
Jack Curley
Chicago
Flynn
Montezuma
Johnson
Australia
Sam Langford
Daniel Best At Traps In Lynchburg Tournament
In the Roanoke Gun Club trap shoot in Lynchburg Virginia Ed Daniel son of the late United States senator topped 75 shooters with 178 of 180. He won the diamond medal and, with two days’ runs of 140 and 18, earns the Du Pont Powder Company gold medal for a straight 100 or more.
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Lynchburg
Roanoke
Ed Daniel
United States
du Pont Powder Company
Printers Defeat St Stephen's 10-3 in Marquette League
Printers beat St Stephen's 10 to 3 on Thirty-fifth Street and Wisconsin Avenue Northwest. Weaver dominated the mound while St Stephen's fielding errors opened the door for Printers scoring opportunities. Multiple players from both teams are listed with positions and hits, highlighting a steady Printers victory in a game marked by solid pitching and defensive miscues.
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St. Stephen's
Thirty-fifth Street
Wisconsin Avenue
Weaver
Abhoah
T Buph
Amis
Rupe—ullen
Cuses
Ellett
Norris
Norri
Reynolds
Baeak
Nerris
Dallas
Julisa
Equitable Beats Kensington In Columbia League Game
Equitable defeated Kensington 7 to 0 in the Columbia League as Beall worked out of jams and the defense limited Kensington. Ragged fielding marred the contest, with Warthen Hartehorn Kelley Oldford Anderson and Beall among those contributing, while Offut Colley and others pitched for the teams.
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Kensington
Equitable
Beall
Abhoas
Gessford
Reynolda
Firat
Offut
Ofut
Colley
Agate
Minor league scores fill mixed results across leagues
A rundown of baseball scores from minor leagues includes American Association games in St Paul 5, Minneapolis 3 and Indianapolis 2, Toledo 1. Columbus outlasted Milwaukee 7 in 8 innings, Kansas City beat Milwaukee 8 4, New England League games include Haverhill 2 over Lawrence 3 in 12 innings, while Baltimore topped Newark 3 Toronto 4 and Buffalo 6 over Providence 4. Other leagues show rain delays in Rochester Montreal and Atlanta Montgomery, with Birmingham 4 Memphis 0 and Nashville 7 Mobile 1 in 16 innings. Virginia League reports Newport News 4 over Roanoke 12 and Portsmouth 1 to 5. Carolina Association lists Greensborough 1 over Charlotte 1, Greenville Winston Salem 1 ain, and Anderson Spartanburg 1 ain. Appalachian League Bristol 7 Johnson City 8 in first game, Bristol 1 Johnson City 3 in second, Asheville Morristown rain. South Atlantic Savannah 1 over Albany 1 and Jacksonville 5 over Columbus 4. Macon 5 over Columbia 4.
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Atlanta-Montgomery
Chattanooga
Baby Reliance III Wins 40-Foot Championship Race
Davenport July 6 The Baby Reliance III owned by Commodore J. B. Blackton of Brooklyn won the 40 foot championship in the Mississippi Valley Powerboat Association regatta covering twenty miles in 27 1 2 minutes. Blackton received the Webb trophy and $1,000. Wigwam II owned by C. P. Wise of Astoria Oregon placed second, Chicago owned by H. J. Richards of Chicago third. The 1 mile cruiser race was won by Almo owned by Scribner & Then of Clinton Iowa with a time of 6 36 Duro owned by August Koran of St. Louis second. Gaby fellance II set a mile shoe record of 1 07.
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Laws
Commodore J
Blackton
Brooklyn
Mississippi Valley Powerboat Association
Commodore Blackton
Webb
Wigwam Ir
C. FP. Wise
Astoria
Ores
Chicago
H. J. Richards
Almo
Scribner & Then
Clinton
Itowa
Duro
August Koran
St. Louis
Gaby Fellance II
Should Run Well Today Fort Erie and Nearby Runners
List of entries includes Fort Erie and several horses such as Cinelmath Ringling Chinook Barne Auffragist Lady Sybil InaGora Perthshire Ivabel Winter Green Cowl Star Jomeamius The Manager Oxano CHT Begs Chapultepec Toy Boy Dagle Bird Busy Dangerous March Zim.
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Cinelmath
Nee
Olympic Meet Starts Today in Stockholm
Stockholm hosts the opening of the Olympic athletic section with lavish stadium arrangements and modern facilities for press and visitors. After football, preparations for events including gymnastics and wrestling proceed as crowds await the opening march led by kings and princes. Sweden's rifle teams claim early medals as nations compete.
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Stockholm
All Nations
Gustave Adolph
Swedian Olympic Committee
Clemens Ahrfeldt
God
Bookies Busy Again Using Automatic Telephone
Chicago police report a surge in gambling as operators use automatic telephones to evade law enforcement. Assistant Chief Schuattler notes the lack of an operator makes locating these sites a blind hunt. Ticks on the wires deliver rapid numbers, enabling numerous new bookmakers to emerge and relocate unseen.
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Chicago
Schuattler
Tennis Tourney to Finals in Atlanta
Atlanta July 6 The Southern tennis championship final features C M Smith of Atlanta, winner of the Tennessee State title, facing Co M Charest, a one handed player, with the doubles title contest to follow between Grant and Carter or Thornton and Smith both of Atlanta. Mrs Seymour of Nashville and Nat Thornton of Atlanta won the mixed doubles 6 1 6 4, while Mrs Milam defeated Miss Mae O'Brien 8 6 in the ladies consolation singles.
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Atlanta
C. M. Smith
Tennessee
Co. M. Charest
B. M. Grant
E V. Carter
Nat Thornton
C. ¥. Smith
John Milam
T. D. Scott
Moran Wins Fight Decision At Juarez Ring
Frank Moran the New York heavyweight defeated Dave Mills of Oakland in the eighth round as Mills’ seconds stopped the bout after Mills broke his right thumb in round two. Tommy Ryan refereed in Atlanta where Tommy O Keefe beat Frank Whitney in a ten round bout for Gate City Athletic Club last night.
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Tommy O'Keefe
Philadelphia
Frank Whitney
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Gate City Athletic Club
Tennis honors to Mrs Beard at Middle States tourney
Mountain Station New Jersey July 6 Mrs Co N Beard formerly of Chicago won the women's singles title in the Middle States lawn tennis championship on the Orange Club turf. Beard defeated Miss Polly Sheldon 5-7 6-4 6-2. Wightman did not defend so Beard won by default.
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N. J
Co, N. Beard
Chicago
Orange Club
Beard
Polly Sheldon
Hazel Hotchkiss Wightman
California
W. F. Johnson
Pennayivenion
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Ward
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Sir E. Mahan
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N. C. Stevens
Mra. R. B Neff
Spencer Miller
Amherst
Mre
J A. H Hopkins
Halatead Lyttle
Touchard Wins Tri State Tennis Final In Cincinnati
Gustave Touchard, national doubles champion, defeats Holden to claim the tristate tennis final and faces Palmer for the title. May Sutton defeats Growne to reach the ladies final against Marjorie Dodd. Hilltops A C heads to Savage Md for a friendly to end the Fourth with a 11 to 2 win and Norfolk plans. Presbyterians forfeit to Ninth Street in East Washington Sunday School game 9 to 0.
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R. D. Little
Richard Palmer
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Holden
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