Sargent Leads Amid Tight Scores In Metro Open Golf
Sargent sits among leaders at Tex Hills Golf Club as medal play begins in the Metro Open. Hagen and M Dermott post strong rounds despite rain, while Nicholls and Macdonald chase near the top with 147 and 148 scores respectively.
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Itton
Walter Ciligen
Rcord
John J M Dermott
Atlantic City
Na Ronal Sbimpion
Gil Nicholls
Walmington Dal
Mc Lermott
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Max R Marston Baltusrol
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Englewood
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Walter C Hagen
Rochester
Macdonald
Moore Captures Columbus Tennis Singles Title
Pa Moore won the class 4 singles in the Columbus Country club event yesterday securing a club champion honor he also claimed first year Sohn McGraw earlier in the day. Several matches in the event featured notable players including Lavins Moore and McCarthy with Moore advancing to the final rounds and securing the title in a competitive field across genders and divisions.
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Columbus
Sohn McGraw
Jose
Sumwari Dasa AF
Taldy
Howart
Laing
Cunning Am
Furmald Roe
Tove
Worm
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H © T & Moore
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Powers
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McLaughlin
Dolan
MiCarthy
Walah
McCarthy
Departmental League Summary of Armatengee and Teammates
In a departmental league game, Armatengee and teammates Beckett, Anderson, and Harmel led at-bats, with Beardsley and Rellix contributing RBI. Pitcher Lear secured the win as Dunn and Cordon worked in relief. Errors by Xeavury and fielding miscues shaped the scoring, with notable base hits from Armatengee and Harmel.
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Clark
Orion
Sklimore
oHamel
Tata Ali
Ray Anierson
Arustrong
Rellix
Tote Duwtey
Gockel Bi Beard
Jon Tear
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Laighly Guar Sildmere Sanders Harmel
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Fairlawn
Congress Heights
Brown
Albaugh
Ry Brown
Br Albaugh
Vivo
Dodge Mellrath
Saveeney
Bavex
Congresa Heights
Red Sox Sell Rodgers to Cincinnati Nationals
Boston announces the sale of infielder William Rodgers to the Cincinnati Nationals. Manager Carrigin of the Boston Americans confirms Rodgers joined Boston from Cleveland after being released to Portland Greg, with the sale effective immediately.
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Boston
William Rodgers
Cincinnati Nationals
Carrigin
Boston Americans
Rogers
Cleveland
Portland Greg
Gore Tennis Victor At Dumbarton Club
Alvert J Gore won a dramatic five set singles final in the Dumbarton Club closed tourney defeating GM Noetzel 9 7 2 76 0 46. Doubles ongoing and a Dumbarton team match against Chevy Chase is slated next. match details include roster and in-game events with several players named from St Paula to Rocke and Roche.
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Alvert J Gore
Dumbarton Club
GM Noetzel
Nestrel
Chevy Chase
East Washington U S League Baseball Recap
East Washington U S League notes show Heforicat batting and Keller on the mound with solid hits from Franc and Mortimer. Fielding includes Rehrle and Bittenhander, while MeGlan and Rector contribute, with Mortimer driving in runs and Neiteey handling pitching duties. Errors and stolen bases mark the game, with Flyn and Mortimer noted for key at bats.
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Shaw May Face White Sox in Opener of Series
Chicago July 8 Clark Griffith brings a badly battered team into St Louis for a series with the White Sox the opener to be decided tomorrow. Griffith hopes for a turn for the better soon and would welcome it here Shaw is Griffiths probable starter for the opener. Griffith has an option on George Dumont of Fargo in the Northwestern League and will likely report next week.
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Stanley T. Milliken
Chicago
Clark Griffith
White Sox
Griffith
Boston
Shaw
Griff
Minneapolis
George Dumont
Fargo
Cantillon
Victory of Pirates Is Gift of Phillies
Pittsburgh wins 2 0 in Baltimore series opener as Philadelphia fielding miscues aid Pirates. Mamaux holds PHI with limited hits, Viox and Johnston key infield play. Newark sweeps Baltimore 6 2 as Reulbach strong on mound for Newark.
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Pirates
Phillies
Norfolk Marines defeat Washington in baseball rubber game
Norfolk Marines beat Washington 3 to 1 in five and a half innings. Olcott pitched well, Bruner and Gawne misplayed a ball allowing a run, with Whitestone hitting a key triple for Norfolk. Washington mounted late threats but could not rally as Norfolk claimed the win.
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Portsmouth
Norfolk Marine Corps
Washington Ring
Olcott
Bruner
Fitzgerald
Whitestone
Gaw
Norfolk
Washington
Grifter
Meridian
Sertoli Ogno
Olott Bi Vnerald Wlitertone
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Broner
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McConnell Earns Ninth Straight Win With Shutout
George McConnell stayed undefeated with a 4 to 0 shutout of Kansas City. Johnson hurled well but a wild error by Easters and a misplay by Rawlings allowed two runs in the second and another in the sixth. Kansas City managed just two third-base threats as Chicago pulled away.
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Chicago
George McConnell
Kansas City
Chief Johnson
Easters
Rawlings
Kansas Citman
Chicago Federals Rule Over Orioles Replayed After Protest
President Gilmore upheld Knabe’s protest over a June 18 Chicago win against Baltimore and ordered the game played again. Knabe argued a Chicago player left the home base attempt, returned to the bench, then touched the base to score a run, prompting the ruling.
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Chicago
Chicago Federals
Baltimore
Gilmore
Knabe
Hegally
Hie
Pitfeds Win 13 5 on Work with Bats
Pittsburgh July 8 Pittsburgs baseball notes report the Pitfeds defeating the local team 13 to 5. Wilson and Willett allowed runs. Knetzer pitched seven innings but exited after being hit by a ball. Barger relieved. Scoring shows Pittsburgh tallies and key contributors Watson Willett Hartley Chapman Kerlin.
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To & Wilson
Willett
Knetzer
Barger
Hols
Trutteries
Watson Willett
Hartley Chapman
Knetser
Berry Kerlin
Noted Turfman Dead in Brooklyn Home
Noted turfman Charles H Littlefield died at 5:30 AM at his son in law Julius Garside Hast on Teenth street and Kings Highway Brooklyn. He was long associated with the Haggin estate and housed at the Haggin homestead in Sheepshead Bay. In his prime he trained top horses and helped train three Littlefield jockeys Charles Fred and Barry. He was years old.
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New York
Charles H Littlefield
Julius Garside
Collegians Sought for Major Leagues
New York July. College baseball stars prominent on campuses receive invitations to join professional ranks. Yale, Harvard, Columbia, West Point players like Long John Reilly, Nash, Watt, and Le Gore eyed by teams seeking skilled, affordable talent. A long tradition renews as Yale has not sent many to pro baseball recently. An Alexandria team seeks games with District clubs, with travel expenses paid.
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Diamonds
John Reilly
Yale
Harry Legore
Bob Neyland
West Point
Nash
Harvard
Watt
Columbia
Bill
Barney Reilly
Long John
Chicago
Barney
Reilly Tz
Catholic Church League baseball game summary
St Domus 47, OlMureden 31, Coombs 8, Lyons 2, Wood 3. Totals 805.21. Pitched by Lyon 5, Shields 2. Hager hit a home run, Dreie and Hager multiple runs. St Josephans defeated Dummies in four innings as detailed by players and substitutions.
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War of Pet? Old standings and scores from Newark and Buffalo
Yesterday's results show Newark and Buffalo leading in a scattered set of scores. Teams like Brooklyn Chicago Kansas City Pittsburgh St Louis and Baltimore appear with varied figures, while Buffalo and Newark post notable results amid a jumbled recap of the day.
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Washton
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Philad
Detroit
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New York
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Patent Gains Title On Rally In Ninth
In the ninth inning of the decisive game Patent rallies with a single by Arnolds Shalin from third to defeat Land 7 to 1. Hall of fame pitcher Ritenour allowed most of the game with strong support from his defense, but Land faltered in the final frame. Park and Parkinson led offensive efforts for Patent as Roberts matched Rohrman in a tight pitching duel.
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Bayberry Candle Wins Willet Handicap at Aqueduct
Bayberry Candle easily led to win the mile Willet handicap amid only three starters. Flying Fairy broke poorly, Sam Jackson veered at the break, while Bayberry Candle powered clear to victory. Tsirese later scored in the opening race as John Sanford notched his first win of the season.
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Willett
Aqueduct
J G Greeners
Edward B Cussatte
Flying Fairy
Sam Jackson
John Sanford
Tsirese
Salrose Hs
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Ryan
Valley
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Pesky Stalls Drive To Win Niagara Stakes at Fort Erie
Bert Erie Ontario trainer Edward McBride sent Pesky, a Broomettch filly, to victory in the Niagara Jockey Club feature at Fort Erie. The race carried a purse of 1500 dollars with five furlongs run, Burns leading early before Pesky held off Golden List and Dodge in the final stretch. The Niagara event highlighted strong 2 year olds this season and featured multiple races with purses from 500 to 2000 dollars and notable entries from Seagram and WA connections.
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Ontario
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Niagara Jockey Clubs
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Sheleris
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Tomee Travers Cutyhonk
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Minor League Results Across Leagues and Teams
A fragmented update lists minor league scores from American Association and South Atlantic and Texas Leagues. Teams include Indianapolis, Milwaukee, Cleveland, Columbus, Kansas City, Nashville, New Orleans, Memphis, Birmingham, Fort Worth, San Antonio, Houston, Galveston, Beaumont, and Albany, with varied results such as Indianapolis 3 Monnespota 2 and Mobile 8 at the bottom.
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Lonielle
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Shreveport
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Houston
Galveston
Beaumont
Racing Entries Show Mixed Age Flat Field at Fort Ene
Race card lists maiden and selling events for two to nine year olds over distances from five furlongs to a mile. Notable entries include 2yo Mala chite 111, 3yo Mack B Tihauke 109, 4yo Water Lily in Presumpton 110, and older horses such as 8yo Water War 10%. Track listed as sloppy with forecasted Purse several thousand dollars.
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Swimmers chosen to represent the East for Panama Pacific contests
New York announces the selection of Joseph C Wheatley Bud Goodwin and A E Downes as the East coast swimming team for the Panama Pacific meet. The divers from New York A will join the trio and depart for the coast on Saturday.
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A E Downes
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