Marksman Makes a Perfect Score in Western Handicap
William H. Heer of Guthrie Oklahoma led nearly 300 contestants at the eighth annual Western handicap shoot in Wilmington Delaware. He broke 9 of 300 today and has a 227 straight breaks. Bart Lewis of Auburn tied Charles G. Spencer for second with 148 breaks. Other notables include George L. Lyon second among amateurs with 146 and Edward H. Adams tied for third in amateurs with 145 breaks. John Philip Sousa recorded 123 breaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
William H. Heer
Guthrie
Okla
Feld
Bart Lewis
Auburn
Fil
Charles G. Spencer
St. Louis
George L. Lyon
Durham
N. C
Fred Gilbert
Spirit Lake
Iowa
Lester German
Aberdeen
George W. Maxwell
Hastings
Nebr
H. Stevens
Rosella Park
N. J
Edward H. Adams
Restling
C. A. Jenkins
Woodbine
Harry E Buckwalter
Philadelphia
Topperwein
San Antonio
Tex
John Philip Sousa
Elimination Round Considered to Trim Open Entries
New York July 1 The United States Golf Association executive committee weighs a preliminary elimination round to cut down entries for the national open at Brookline Massachusetts on September 17 and 18. Professionals travel nationwide to attend, using the event as a reunion and holiday, prompting concerns about hindering the championship’s main purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brookline
Masa
United States Golf Association
Wrenn to Go to England Representing American Players
Robert D. Wrenn president of the United States National Lawn Tennis Association sails for London to attend the Davis Cup challenge match. Officials agreed his presence is desirable. it is practically certain Americans will challenge the British cupholders and he will act as official representative.
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New York
Robert D. Wrenn
United States National Lawn Tennis Association
London
Western Golf Association Amateur Championship Qualifiers Set
In Chicago on July 15, 104 entries were received by Secretary Willard for the annual Western Golf Association amateur championship. Champion Charles Evans Jr. will defend his title, with Mason Phelps, R A Gartner, Paul Hunter, Warren Wood, Donald Edwardes, and Herol Ridgeley among entrants. Qualifying rounds begin Monday at Homewood Country Club.
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Chicago
Western Golf Association
Willard
Charles Evans, Jr
Mason Phelps
R A. Gartner
Paul Hunter
Warren Wood
Donald Edwardes
Herol Ridgeley
Homewood Country Club
Amateur Games Today Across Multiple Leagues
Schedule lists matchups in Brockland Catholic league Methe ater Capital City league Cornell vs Bank Gentral League Northern vs Printers Aggiss vs PC East Washington First Presbyterian vs Brethren Eastern Shamrocks vs Congres Federal No game Marquette Trinity vs Medicos Northwest Sunday School Immanuel vs Paul Potomac League Congress Heighte vs HL
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Gentral
Northern
Printers
Aggiss
Va. P. C
Capital Golfers In Fourth Position At Philadelphia Open
Philadelphia July Jack McDermott of Atlantic City led the field in the Philadelphia Open at Merion Cricket Club with a two round total of 116. J Mackie Fox Hills CC was second at 165. Jack Hutchinson Allegheny CC was third at 156 after a TK morning 76. Other first eight scores included Orrin Terry 158 Fred McLeod 160 George Sargent 199 Andy Campbell 163 Ben Nicholls 183. Final 18 holes to be played tomorrow.
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Philadelphia
Jack McDermott
Atlantic City
Feld
Merion Cricket Club
J. &. Mackie
Fox Hilla Country Club
Jack Hutchinson
Allegheny Country Club
Orrin Terry
Summit Golf Club
Fred McLeod
Columbia Golf Club
George
Sargent
Chevy Chase
Andy Campbell
Spring Haven
Ben Nicholls
White Marsh
Minor League Scores Across Leagues
Baseball scores from multiple minor leagues. Buffalo defeats Rochester 5 to 3, Newark overwhelms Baltimore 10 to 1, Providence tops Jersey City 6 to 1, Toronto beats Montreal 6 to 3. Other results include Birmingham over New Orleans 0, Memphis 8 Nashville 1, Mobile 4 Chattanooga 1, Montgomery 7 Atlanta 1, Louisville over Kansas City 6, Columbus and Milwaukee, Minnepolis vs Indianapolis rained out, and several rain or wind affected games across the Virginia, South Atlantic, Tri State, Appalachian and Middleboro regions with various winning teams and scores.
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Buffalo
Rochester
Newark
Baltimore
Providence
Jersey City
Toronto
Montreal
Birmingham
New Orleans
Memphis
Nashville
Mobile
Chattanooga
Montgomery
Atlanta
American Association
Louisville
Kansas City
Columbus
Milwaukee
Minnepolis
Indianapolis
Paulee Toledo
Fairmont Victorious In Pitchers’ Duel Over Petworth
In a Federal League clash Fairmont defeated Petworth 3 to 2 in a pitcher’s duel. Lefty Wooden held the edge on strikeouts with 13 over Kidwell’s 12 as Fairmont clinched the win behind a tight defense and timely hitting.
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Fairmont
Petworth
Kidwell
Wooden
Fairmott
Il Woodw'd
Riston
Rusvo
Ol Platt
State
Rune
Paver
Plinkett
Platt
Selte
Fairmonts
Bascott
Plunkett
Histon
Doleman
Hines
Wood
Beltz
Miller
Bauer
Phunkett
Shipley
Ay Kidwell
Mr Jenkins
Mohawks Defeat Western Buds In Nerve Racking Tilt
Mohawks defeat Western Buds by 5 to 2 in a game paced by steady pitching from Mertz and timely hits from Callan Norris and Raba. Notable moments include three base hits by Weaver and Spaulding, and a string of stolen bases. Western Buds tally two earned runs with Mohawks earning two. game lasts 1 hour 86 minutes.
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Mertz
Callan
Norris
Raba
W. Buds
Burke
Ricketts
Golert
Lo Weaver
Mgieis
Pson
Dj Lethmen
Banton
Weaver
Hayden
Rads
Spauding
Western Buds
Mohawks
Weeterno Mds
Dalla
Om Lyons
Lyons
Weever
Spaulding
Rabe
Thorpeon
Langan
Colbert
Benton
Denham
Lingen
Sherwood
Lehman
Rebs
Balkr-Lyons
Moessrs
Jenkine
Hoffman
Slater
Gace
St'p’sn
Holy Name
St. Stephen's
Torrey
Halloran
Humes
Ugh
Kenn
Nolan
Phelps
French
Miller
Evan
Phy
Taylor
Beach
Onal
Mulroe
Sutton
Kirkley
St. Stephen
O Sutton
Terrey
Evans
Donnelly
Murphy
Suttoon
Mr. Norris
Whitney Rhythms Win Over Mount Pleasant In League Match
Whitney Avenue Christiana defeated Mount Pleasant Congregationalists 14 to 2 in a loosely played North West Sunday School League game. Key players included Hartung, Hudson, and Blakeney for the Christiana side, with Clagett and Blakeney combining on the mound for altered pitching. Stolen bases and errors shaped the early scoring as the game stretched to one hour and several minutes.
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Whitney Avenue Christiana
Mount Pleasant Congregationalists
Christ's
Phetler
Bartung
Bickeney
Iooo
White
Barrett
Hennig
Monroe
Jones
Clagett
Doo
Peters
Congregational
Christian
e—Hartang
Hudson
Barry
Widnayer
Bev
Litz
Blakeney
Bite Ante
Ewobase
Reformation Beats Bt. Agnes In East Washington League
Reformation defeats Bt Agnes 5 to 4 in East Washington Sunday School League action. Bt Agnes outhits Reformation but fielding miscues cost them. Key players include Claude, Fraser, Eckhert, Doughton, McGhan, and Smith with multiple hits and stolen bases. Game lasted 1 hour 42 minutes.
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Bt. Agnes
East Washington
Claude
Simmas
Finch
Iialy
McGhan
Douglas
Brady
O Doughton
Jeffries
Freeman
Newman
Eckhert
Dreste
Smith
St. Agnes
Naples
Fraser
Roberta
Dieste
Doughton
Simmes
Bankers Defeat Waverley 5 1 In Capital City League
Bankers edged Waverley 5 to 1 in a fast full-route game. Country Morris starred with a triple and homer in five trips, driving in multiple runs as Bankers pulled away.
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Bankers
Cornell
Waverley
Morris
Brean Ser
Hanley
Rawlings
Omm’d
G Davis
Daniels
Zarrag Neilson
Helden
Murphy
Poters
Goo OL HO
Rey
Wantey
Riddle Hoykin
West
Waserley
Barkers
Selde
Innnings
Bv Murphy
Guv Holden
Molde
Selden
Holden
Morria
Bare hi—Murphy Sartiey
Shipley
Capire
Will Handigoe
Race Day Results From Local Track Meet
First race for two year olds with purses around 400 dollars sees Parazox win at odds 4 to 5 with second and third noted. Time 1 2 0 3 as Winnie McGee Ollie Byrne Tom Hancock and Joe Miltine also ran. Second race purse 400 for five and up horses, Concarne wins at 4 to 1 with Racing Belle second and Golden Ruby third. Time 1 0 0 4 3. Third race for yearlings, Willis wins at 7 to 10 over L Aurore and Kindex Lou. Time 1 2 3. Fourth race purse 900 for older horses over about six and a half furlongs sees Gagnant first with Clinton second and Oakley third. Time near 1 2 7 8 5. Fifth race purse 300 for three year olds up at about five furlongs lists Minaia winning with May Bride second and La Se Ja third. Time 1 0 1 2 5. Sixth race purse 400 selling for three year olds up at 11 16 miles shows Rose O Neil winning with Killery second and Romance third. Time 1 5 4.
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New York
Belmont Park
Flittergold
Surprising
Seilmont
Uncle Man
Northerner
Perthshire
Donald MacDonald
Ockhurst
Woody” Clay
Boemer
Delft
Albert Simons
O'ym
Fairbrother
Beaucoup
Wolfe
Little Jupiter
Butwell
Apt. Swanson
Caliph
Einar
Water Welles
Ce Aehoenne
Daingerfeld
Fond
Henpeck
McTaggart
Rightmire
Ageond
Mas
Wilson
Sir William Johnson
Hypstia
Stara and Stripes
Sniggs
Miller
Web Carter
T. Wright
Jim Hanson
R. Mortimer
Rock Abbey
H. Tucker
Montressor
Cadeau
T. McTaggert
Progressive
J. MecTaggert
Discover
Lace
Nell Agnes
Firet
Black Toney
Hodge
Amazement
J Dick Dodie
Birdie Williams
Sellog
Miss Jonah
Adelante
Patruche
Henry Hutchinson
Font
Working Rod
Spindle
Mycenae
Wishing Ring
Lord Elam
Rah
Mui
Qmindl
Master Jim
Moonlight
Silvia
Great Britain
Mediator
Jim Basey
Ledchares
J. H. Houghton
Knights Differ
Sir Blake
Bobby Boyer
Upright
Helen Barbee
Calgary
Davids
Widow Moon
First Light
Milton B
Flora Fing
Flabbergaat
Buskin
Kingly
Hamilton
Busy
Adair
Flora Finn
Johnston
Colors
Brave Cunarder
Louise Travers
Pat Rutledge
Requiram
Emerald Gem
Laura
Summer Hil
Serenata
Aladey
Misa Declara
Miss Edith
Bi Dipper
Daisy Platt
Clinton
Basket
Grosvenor
Pop Gun
Mother Katcham
Autumn
Earl of Savoy
Volka
Growoc
Paorse
D-Yeer-Olda
Tecumseh
Napier
Blackford
John Reardon
Jost Red
Melton Streat
the Rump
Woeoderatt
Parzox
Dreyery
Winnie McGee
Ollie Byrne
Tom Hancock
Joe Miltine
Concarne
Racing Belle
Stirling
Golden Ruby
Dreyer
Jim L. Star
Lucetta
George Kerme
Miss Jean
Willis
Ghirvin
L’aurors
Snyder
Kindex Lou
Wooly Branon
Phew
Senator James
Swift Sure
Boss
Gagnant
Rauiweios
Oakley
Kirvins
Jim
bin” Granda
Bosna
Herett
Fawn
Fing Tim
Rusticana
Minaia
Ot May Bride
Killingeworth
la Se Ja
Han
Jona Marrs
Hassan
Ovelando
Field Flower
Casanova
Rose O' Neil
Moore
Senator Spatka
Lily Faxton
Gardener
Refugitta
Montagnisso
Marines Fall To Commerce In Depart Mental League Tilt
In a close Depart Mental League game Commerce and Labor defeated Marines after six innings when Commerce exploded for seven runs. Hartshorn, Thomp son, Dampier and Fanshaw led a late rally as Marines struggled with Smith on the mound. Final score 9 to 3 with Smith earning the win and Goode taking the loss.
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Commerce and Labor
Marines
Tolg
Commerce
Accre Ck
ABHOA
Abboa Hartsh
Ghamison
Mor
Thompson
Dampier
Anna
Olvalman
Holl
PiCugham
Fanshaw
Igroghan
Tset Oo Stuart
Baytias
Walker
K. Smith
Totate
C and i
M. Morris
Darpier
van Buskirk
Hui
Stuart
Hanna
Volman
Cunningham
Shore
Ball Smith
Goode
Smith
Stewart
Sidien
Hartshdm
Hull
Bayliss
Balle
Graef
Mr. Hughes
International golf team set to face American invasion at Country Club
Tom McNamara and Mike Brady back home assess strong American talent ready to counter British and French professionals Edward Ray Harry Vardon Wilfred Reid Arnaud Massy Louis Tellier travel plans include August into September with practice stretches at the Country Club before potential West Coast visits. McNamara notes McDermott, fifth in the British championship, will aim for the 1915 world title. Johnny Mundee is slated to fight Freddie Welsh in Vernon for twenty rounds, August 15 or September 9. Regina reports outfielders Williams and Smith from Regina will report at end of local season.
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Boston
Tom McNamara
Mike Brady
Atlantic
Compassa
Edward Ray
Harry Vardon
Wilfred Reid
England
Arnaud Massy
Louis Tellier
France
New York
Philadelphia
West
McNamara
McDermott
Los Angeles
Cal
Johnny Mundee
Freddie Welsh
Vernon
Sues Horseman Over Superstition’s Share in Horse
Washington case before the district Supreme Court involves H N Price and Dr Joseph Tyree in a dispute over the racehorse Superstition. Price says Tyree withholds the horse’s sale proceeds after selling the animal at Pimlico. The suit seeks an accounting and the appointment of a receiver for at least 1385. Superstition, a famed turf horse, earned about 25 000 in stakes over six years and carried a storied career from a Benning setback to a lightning blaze and a world record chase by Fitz Herbert.
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H. N. Price
Joseph Tyree
East Washington
Canada
Price
Dr. Tyree
Pimlico Course
Baltimore
Malcolm Hufty
Justice Gould
Dr Tyrre
Timlin
Tyree
Dr Tyree
Superstition
Supe
Benning
Fitz Herchart
Russian teachers study baseball in New York visit
A group of visiting Russian teachers, hosted by the Merchants' Association, attended a Polo Grounds game and sat through a late lecture on baseball. Interpreter Berita Maruchess kept English box scores and explained plays as curious questions from the party revealed wide new insights and humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
eNew York
Merchants’ Association
Polo Grounds
Berita Maruchess
Ines
Doyle
Fairlawn Defeats Highland In Potomac League 11 to 3
Fairlawn wins 11 3 over Highland in the Potomac League. Pollock pitched well allowing four hits and striking out eleven. Buscher Sullivan Priddy Miller and Pollock led the offense with multiple runs batted in as Fairlawn builds lead, while Mahoney and Zirkle held Highland to limited scoring in a decisive victory.
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Fairlawn
Highland
Pollock
Miller
Kaiser, Jr
Phipps
Ibs i
Bonbrest
Hartley
Skillm'n
McGrath
OlCornish
Harvey
Dewdney
Bury
Iestep
Convil
Dyer Lett
Highlands
Wirst
Mahoney
Zirkle
Fatrall
Miler
Doudle
Skillman
Sherwood Triumphs Over Twining In Central League Clash
In Columbia Park Sherwood defeated Twining 6 to 4 as Peifer faltered in the seventh allowing Sherwood to collect timely hits. The box shows O'Reilly, Sprouser, Harman, Peifer and Nell Moran among the players contributing runs and hits. Also noted is a new pitcher for the Yankees with John Cooney slated to join New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherwood
Twining
Columbia Park
Peifer
O'Reilly
Hon
Shas
Sprouser
O Dignay
Brown
Ol Loveless
Harman
Torrey
Fisher
Rhoces
Filmvans
Sheridan
Sayer
Ae Spreeel Hurd
Warner
O'Rwiily
Sproesser
Nell “Moran Kehle
Trans
Hurd
Werner
Sherwcod
Balle
Petter
Sarria
Sit
Sherifan Stalen
Basea
Harmen
Moran
Keale Herd Dosue
O'Reiily
Fisher Sproesser
Pelfer
Pmr Wood
Yankees
Helena
Mont
Shea
Union
John Cooney
New York Americans
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Song of Rocks
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Veneta Strome
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Eari
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Coreopsis
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George Karme
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la Aurora
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W. T. Buckner
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Windsor
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Seuda Sinoine
NHS
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Hortoon
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Turkey
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Henry Hutchison
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Reform
ST. Stephen’s
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Willliams and Smith
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