Warm Time for Golfers in Courses of Two Varieties
More than 100 Columbia Country Club golfers played the course twice yesterday eighteen holes of golf with a festive dinner to honor Edoward B. Eynon Jr the district champion. Prizes totaled thirteen as players of all ages and appearances shared in awards amid a hot day and a lively nineteenth hole celebration.
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William FH. Hottel
Columbia Country Club
Edoward B. Eynon, Jr
Columbia
Eddie
Alan
Bynon
George P. James
Alpheus Winter
Albert MacKenzie
Sol
Carter B. Keene
J. Cummings
Mac ‘Kenzie
Keene
Cummings
Hubby
Tudor Morsell
T. W. Brahany
Columbia Club
Reds Show Home Fans How They Can Do It
Cincinnati fans saw the Reds defeat Philadelphia 5 to 2 as Oeschger relieved Rixey after a four run third inning. Schneider pitched well for Philadelphia while Grifth and others contributed, with key hits by Stock, Roush, and Thorpe and errors by Cravath and Burns. The game lasted 1 hour 52 minutes.
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REDS
Cincinnati
Rixey
Oeschger
Schneider
Philadela
Ao Stockh
Bancroft
Kopt. Si
Schnite
Cravath
Chase
Luderus
Griffith
Dogey
O.tharpe
O Neale
Evers
Burns
Clarke
Wirgel
Paskett
Stabi
Fittery
Qeschger
Philadelphia
Stock
Roush
Thorpe
Crrors
Luderis
McKechnie
Exers
Ogerlger
Nediger
Messrs. Rigler and Hart
Cubs
Giants
Baseball standings and yesterday's results across the league
Washington edged Cleveland 2 to 1 and Cleveland won 5 to 2 in a rain shortened six innings second game. Boston defeated St Louis 11 to 2 and 6 to 3. New York beat Chicago in a 14 inning game. Philadelphia 4 Do.
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Cleveland
Boston
St. Loui
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
V. Il Pet
Sere Chrmemnati
Brookly St. Louis
Philadel
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Putteburch
Horton
Tigers Win and Lose to the Athletics in Doubleheader
Detroit splits a July 26 doubleheader with Philadelphia, taking the first game 6 to 2 behind Ty Cobb's multi hit performance and a Veach homer, but losing the nightcap 4 to 2 as Philadelphia rallies with bunched hits.
Baugh Defends Action Over Press Criticism
Birmingham July 26 R H Baugh president of the Southern Association defends his bulletin to official scorers amid reports of resignations and threats to resign. He says his aim was to prevent unjust criticism of players and umpires and to gain cooperative support to improve league conduct.
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Birmingham
Ala
R. H Baugh
Southern Association
Winners of Events in Eynon Golf Tourney
Low gross A L Thurman 56 C McElroy 86-22. Low net 74. Match play vs par C B Keene 1. Heavyweight Oliver Met rerott 3. Lightweight T L Hodges. Southpaw chase C S Kimball 3. Baldpate H K Cornwell. Senior UL L Harban 334. Junior J N Thompson 3. Bachelor A Gott Jr 3. Benedict M C Train 3. High score Hon Byron Rk Newton. High score for one here A A J Cummings.
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E. A. Alles
BL Appleman
R. P. Barnard
B. Burke
James Sard
R. EO Gorey
DeMtole Daniels
J. G. Davidson
D. J. Dei Demp
J. L. Edwards
W. Dynan
W. Non
B. Eynon
B. B. Eynon
A. Wi Evans
Y. L. Finkenstadt
Fairfax
F. B. Ferguson
E. C. Gott
H. Gore
P. F. Gormley
G . G. Gort, Jr
Dr. L. £. Harbas
G. Hodges
J. Hodges
B. H. Ha. Tedd
Hough
E. Harban
J.D. Hobbs
Hutchinseam, Jr
Hheem
Hugh Reilly
B. Reeves
Rob
Ralph
J. H. Shoemaker
Eof. Walsh
C. A. Watson
Benjamin Wootrof
C. S. Watts
Wint W. EH. West
John Werren
Donald Woodward
Walker
B. F. Zimmerman
A. L. Thurman
C. McElroy
Par—Cc
B. Keene
Oliver Metrerott
T. L. Hodges
UL. L. Harban
J. N. Thompson
A. Gott, Jr
Benedict
M. C. Train
Byron Rk. Newton
J. Cummings
Twin Victory Aids The Red Sox Gause
Boston wins two from St Louis 2 0 2 and 3 1 0 as Ruth and Jones lead offense. Sotheron and Foster endure heavy hits with Sloan ejected. Lavan hit by pitch and rivalry noted. Scoring details listed with Gardner Shorten Jacobson Hooper delivering key runs.
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Gause
St. Louis
Boston
Shorton
Walsh
Austin
Abe
Junorin
Sloan
Gaimer
Rumler
Gardner
Sisler
Hooper
Pratt
Shorten
Jacobson
OlLews
Hale
Scott
Lavan
Knob
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Magee
Louis
Agnew
Garner
Jangrin
Sister
Lacan
Martin
Huth
Lewis
Roston
Koob
Ruth
Keoob
Dineen
G'Loughlin
Al_ Boston
Abboy Shotton
Ollanvtin
Johnson
Hoblitzell
of Gardner
Ol Mooner
Lewis, Wool
Severeid
OlScott
Se.y
Tacabean
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Cil
Lagan
Foster
Sotheron
A Rogers
St Louis
Shotton
Janvrin
Shotten
Nationals double bill with Indians ends in split
In a hot afternoon at American League park the Nationals won the opener while the Indians took the second game. Umpire Tommy Connolly ended the second contest after five innings amid heated exchanges with Griffmen and fans.
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Tommy Connolly
American League Park
Nationals
Indians
Griffmen
Tommy
Griffith
Griff
George McBride
Ball Orchard
First Inning Setstle Jim Bagby Game
Nationals win opening frame as Foster and Milan spark early offense. Rice drives in runs, Bagby battles Indians through three innings while Du Mont holds steady. Grippin and Roth feature in late rallies but Indians fail to plate winning run. final moments see Harris walk and Wamby grounding into double play.
Western Association directors seek to cut season short
A telegram from President J W Bell to Tulsa club owner J P Scott reported five of eight Western Association directors favor shortening the season, which runs to Labor Day, with Scott in favor. Southern Association results list Little Rock 80 Atlanta 2 6, Mobile 5, Chattanooga 1, Memphis Birmingham 2 Nashville 6, New Orleans 1.
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Tulsa
Okla
J. W. Bell
Western Association
J. P. Scott
Scott
Little Hock
Atlanta
Mobtts
Chattanooga
Memphis
Birmingham
Nashville
New Orleans
Indians Rally Big Inning Tops Nationals
The Indians explode for a big second inning as multiple walks and timely hits set up a scoring surge. Despite early chances, the Nationals fail to capitalize and Cleveland pulls away, with Leonard and Foster driving in runs while Shanks and Chapman make key plays in the field.
FEAT FOR INDIANS TO BEAT GRIFFMEN ON LOCAL FIELD
Indians win first season game against Griffmen in Washington after a doubleheader in Cleveland. Gallia to start one game for Washington. Lynch, 19, signed from Waterlooo Central Association. Nationals struggle with Guiding staff as Harper, Shaw scarcely used. Judge doubles, Foster and Judge connect on key plays. Leonard drives runs with timely hits. Henry steals base as Nationals rally fades.
Baker's Bat Beats White Sox in 14th
New York defeated Chicago 8 to 5 in 14 innings as Baker delivered a sacrifice fly to score Baumann for the winning run. The Yankees led early with four runs in the first, Chicago tied it in the second behind errors, and Culle pitched thirteen strong innings. Peckinpaugh's defense and late offense, including Pipp and Gandil, sealed the victory with two sacrifices and crucial hits.
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Chicago
Yankees
Eulo
Baumann
Pipp
Fetter
Bakers
Benz
Chitageo
Culle
Halls
Peckinpaugh
APO
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Oiah, Jr
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Ef McMoultin
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Cullop
Baume
Hrrore
Miller
Nunamaker
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Williams
Wits
Walliams
Seltings
Callop
Key
Wanforth
Messrs. Evans and
Moriarty
Hal Boy Sets Mark In Grand Circuit Pace Duel
Hal Boy scored a season mark in the free-for-all pace at Detroit Grand Circuit racing, with Single G winning the race and Hal Boy taking the final heat. Ben Earl led early heat wins, while Brescia and Stephen also claimed portions of the program as racing moves to Kalamazoo and Mt Clemens next week.
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Hal Boy
Single G
Ben Earl
Bessie G
Tommy Murphy
Peter Chenault
Stephen
Brescia
Kalamazoo
Mt Clemens
Br. H
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Jeanette Speed
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Ieee Eee
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McMahon
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Bart Gatisea
Russell Boy
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Eels
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Rodey
Belaire
Paese
Geers
Colorado Range
Graves
Crawford’s Independent Nine Tops in Altoona Signings
Bill Crawford leads the top independent nine in the country this year at Altoona and has added Pitcher Eddie Matteson of Utica’s New York State League. He aims to land Pitcher Frank Hastley from the disbanded Seattle club for his lineup as the season progresses.
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Bill Crawford
Bageball
Altoona
Hee J
Eddie Matteson
Utica
Frank Hastley
Seattle
Pan Zareta Wins Katonah at Empire City
Pan Zareta led early in the Katonah handicap for three-year-olds at six furlongs, repelling Lepcares to win at Empire City. Ultima Thule also led the Wakefield handicap, finishing ahead of Top Coat with Matinee Idol closing fast. Whimsy, Top of The Morning, and several others ran in the day’s feature card with mixed placings.
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Empire City
Pan Zareta
Lepcares
Ultima Thule
Wakefield
Top Coat
Hobinson
Eles
Belding
Bella Desmond
Buxton
Golden Red
Robinson
Queen of the Water Jot
McAtee
Ginger Leap
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Seling
Edith F
McGraw
Corydon
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Mme
George W. Avery
George W. Avery, 3Mlas Bonero, Prunes Anteher Ber
Tima Schorr
Magnetite
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Mott
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Knapp
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Traxler
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James T. Clark
Wawheek
Barrett
Mice Kroter
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Rowan
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Misa Edwards
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Thomas Calloway
Wilte Crows
el Hatomer
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Encore
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Ing
Furlonze
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Will Boom
Fox's Choice
Rafferty
Jessie Ormaby
Little Princess
Sincerity
Sam Pickett
Wow
Leta
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Aprise
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Page White
Ingot
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Copper’ King
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Golly
Malheur
Goodwood
Zudora
Jor Filty Culbertson
Indians Turn In Curious Twin Killing In Ninth Innning
Five players handled the ball on a double play as Cleveland Indians executed an unusual twin killing against the Nationals. In the eighth inning of the first game Judge moved from third to home, Foster advanced, Milan batted, Wambiganas fielded, and Billings completed the out. Judge was tagged out at home, Foster scored but was forced out at the plate after a mishandled throw, Graney retrieved, and Bagby tagged Foster sliding in.
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Joe
Shaw
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Harper
Cleveland Indians
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Josh Billings
Jimmy Bagby
Scotch and Home Bred Golf Teams Victors at Siwanoy
Mount Vernon New York July 26 Scotch and home bred golf teams triumphed in the war relief tournament staged by the PGA at Siwanoy Country Club. The home breds beat England 59 to 15 and the Scotch defeated the amateurs 42 to 11. After these matches the home breds lead with 89 holes won, England 59, Scotch 56, and amateurs 24. The final series will conclude at Garden City Saturday.
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N. Y
Professional Golfers’ Association
Siwanoy Country Club
Here
Scotch
Garden City
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