National Open Golf Title Contenders Lead After Big Day
M Leod and Sargent among leaders as 65 start Balli burl course rounds reveal surprises in 72 hole medal play. Barnes and Tellier tied at 146 for the lead, Evans and Travers within a stroke, Quimet disappoints, Nicholls slips after a pace setting qualifying.
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M’leod
Sargent
James M Barnes
Louis ‘Tellier
France
Chick” Evans
Chicago
M. J. Brady
Wollaston
Mass
Tom McNamara
Boston
Brady
Six Local Golfers in First 16 of Middle Atlantic Tournament
Warren Corkran Jr of Baltimore Country Club won the low score medal with 161 in the 36 hole qualifier at Wilmington Country Club for the Middle Atlantic Golf Association championship. E B Exyon Jr of Columbia CC posted the day’s best single round with 77 afternoon after a morning 92, tying for third with Arthur McGeorge of Wilmington on 169. Baltimore Country Club captured the team trophy with twelve strokes better than Wilmington. numerous players from Columbia, Baltimore, and Ellicott City and Wilmington dominated the top flights and the first sixteen.
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Gilbert Nicholls
Wilmington
Del
James M. Barnes
White Marah Valley
Pape Tellier
Dance Brook
Brady
Wollaston
Maen” ‘Inivere
Re Montclaisee
eNamara
Boston
G. MacDonald
Buffalo
N.Y
Fred McLeod
Washington
D. C
Walter
Hagen
Rochester
A. Campbell
Baltimore
Charles Vane, Jr
Edgewater
George Low
Re Faerie N. Y
George Suegent
Chevy Chane
Tom Kerigan
Dedham
Maya
A. G. Sanderson
Boulogne
Prence
David Ogilvie
Morris County
N. J
Jack Hutchinson
Pittsburgh
Alec Smith
Wrkagyl
N.cy
Mistol
Spectato
Arthur McGeorge
Baltimore Country Club
Corkran
Jenkins
Small
Beke Jokson
M. Tyson -Ellicott
Botas
Jackson
Ellicott
Donald Woodward
Columbia
Woodward
R. Warren Cochran
Savaver
Maryland
Fraon
T. Courtney Jenkins
Rives Fleming
Baltimore Swimmers Entered In Washington Canoe Event
Baltimore and Washington clubs announce a major swimming meet to be held at the Washington Canoe Club clubhouse. Entries include Doyle Athletic Club Maryland Swimming Club Dreamland Park Club and various city schools with events from 50 to 440 yards and a one mile race under referee J Brunner.
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Washington Canoe Club
Apor
Doyle's Athletic Club
Baltimore Polytechnic Institute
Maryland Swimming Club
Dreamland Park Club
Baltimore City College
Washington Swimming Club
J. Brunner
So Yard
H A. Howland
Wiliam B. Duck
Freston Petre
Rascam Kennedy
Hoyle
Athletic Club
Heldlmore
F.C. Batuman
Eegforld Rutherford
EB. B. Ansley
J. M. Cutts
Joseph Ho Bryan
So-yard
W. £. Relns
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H. ‘Thompson
Western High
W. L. Gates
Miller
Central Hig
Albert Sy Ruppell
Myron Hose
Charles Slingrum
L. B. Myers
Clarence Thurman
Charlen Sanglufff
B. Ansley
Andrew W. Bennett
E. J. Kaiser
Elimson
F. C. Bamman
Harry FP
Almon
Washington Brimming Club
Sidney HE
Preston Petre
N. Mace
Doyle Athletic Club
E. B. Ansley
Karl Knight
Washington Dance Club
H. T. Knight, Jr
James Burch
J. BC Cutts
Reginald Rutherford
W. Stover
B. C. Elianon
J. Young
Norman N. Stens
F. Ramman
Leon Shore
Howard Youngs
Charles H. Wagner
F. ¥. Brukner
Lowesley
Maryland Swimming
D. A. de Lashmutt
Buffalos Halt Chifs in Second Chicago Doubleheader Win
Buffalo, N Y, June 17. Buffalo stopped Chicago's win streak by winning the second game of a doubleheader 7 to 5 after Chicago took the opener 5 to 2. In game one Chicago scored six runs in the first and tallied two more. Buffalo had six runs by the seventh with a three-run eighth. In game two Buffalo tallied seven and Chicago four. Batteries were McConnell and Fischer for Chicago. Bedient, Marabell and Blair for Buffalo in game one, Jobowon, Breenan and Wilson, Schulz and Allen in game two.
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Chicago
R. H. E. Chicago
McConnell
Fischer
Bedient
Marabell
Blair
R. H. BE
Buffalio
Jobowon
Breenan
Wilson
Schulz
Allen
Boston
Browns
Detroit
Sox
Tigers
Brooklyn
Fisher
Cutshaw
Williams
O’mara
Myers
Phelan
Wheat
Miller
Saler
Schulte
Bender Forced Out In Kanfeds Victory
Baltimore June 17 Kansas City delivered a heavy defeat to Chief Bender forcing his retirement in the fourth inning as they won 9 to 5 Batteries Cullop and Historly Bender Con ley Vereker Douglass and Owens
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Baltimore
Kansas City
Bender
Conley
Vereker
Douglass
Owens
Konetchy Collects Four Hits in Pittsburgh Victory
Brooklyn blanked as Ed Konetchy pounded two doubles and two singles in four at bats driving Pittsburgh to a 8 2 win over Brooklyn. Allen earned the victory behind a lineup that included O Connor and Land while Marion also contributed a run producing at the plate.
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Brooklyn
Ed Konetchy
Frank Allen
Pittsburgh
Konetchy
Allen
O'Connor
Marion
Land
Double Play Decides Game In Ninth In Newark Series
In Newark New Jersey on June 17 a ninth inning double play with bases loaded stopped a Newark victory in the third game of the series against St Louis. The Westerners lost 3 to 2 as St Louis pitchers Moran Kasserling and Rariden combined for the win while Groom Plank Hartley opposed.
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N. J
St. Louis
Westerners
Groom
Plank
Hartley
Moran
Kasserling
Rariden
National League Standings and Yesterday's Results
National League standings show Washington Chicago Cleveland Philadelphia Boston and St Louis all jockeying for position. Yesterday's results included Detroit over Chicago and St Louis over Cincinnati, with New York and Pittsburgh split games. Today features Detroit at Washington Chicago at Philadelphia and Cleveland at New York among other matchups.
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Collins Big Day Beats Old Teammates in Philadelphia
Chicago defeated Philadelphia 3 to 0 as Hattie Collins starred with two doubles a single and a run batted in while stealing two bases. Walsh set a season high with eight putouts and one assist as Scott dominated the mound. Spectators included Presidents Johnson and Tener watching from the stands.
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Hodie Tolling
Felding
Chicago
Scott
Walsh
Johnson
Tener
Bootse
Felsen
Caver
Collins
Fournier
Q. Collins
Aih
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Malone
Kopf
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Balla
Bresler
Hite
Nnings
Mepars, Connolly
Wallace
Yankees Take Game One of Cleveland Series
The New York Americans won 7 to 3 over Cleveland to extend their winning streak to six. Caldwell held Cleveland to two hits through eight innings before a misplayed fly allowed three runs in the ninth. Caldwell also scored once. Key players included Southworth, Turner, Peckinpaugh, Maisel, and Gattawel for New York, with Hartzell and Harstad contributing for Cleveland.
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New York Americans
Cleveland
Caldwell
Ol Cook
Rf. Turner
Peckiom'h
E T Chapman
Maiset
Wood
Pino
Graney
Leibold
Hartrett
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Oneill
OlBauman
Sweeney
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Yor Jones
Nixth
Harstad
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Turner
Jackson
Cook
Peckinpaugh
Mairel
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Chapman
Hartzell
Southworth
Feckinpaugh
Maisel
Pipp
Craney
Bares
Jones
Amptter
Messia
Chil
Evans
Hove
Red Sox Rally To Tie AL Race In Eight Run Thriller
Red Sox beat St Louis 11 to 10 to pull into a tie for second in the American League. Ruth struggled with 11 strikeouts as St Louis chased him in the eighth, while Boston added to its total against Hoch late in the game.
Nationals Night Commentary on Game and Lineup Shifts
Manager Griffith outlined planned pitchers and infield shifts as Shanke played. Coveleski was tipped for Jennings clan and Moeller endured hard luck with liners. Gandil’s ninth inning double stood out while Cobb Veach misplayed a grounder.
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Stanley T. Milliken
Tigers
Nationals
Georgia Avenue
Griffith
Jean Dubuc
Jennings
Ayers
Dubuc
Henry
Kavanaugh
Shanks
Milan
Gandil
Cobb
Griffmen
Shanke
Roebling
Galt
Reds Win in Ninth With Two Out
Cincinnati wins 2 1 over Philadelphia on Herzog three base hit and Wade Killifer single in the ninth. Mayer weakness late helps Cincinnati while Cravath, Herzog, Olson drive runs. Phillies strand runners as Moore, Grifiths pitchers struggle. Grifith trots three pitchers in a late effort.
Minor League Results Across Leagues
Summary of scattered scores from Southern Association and South Atlantic League with Atlanta edging Mobile 3 1 and other incomplete box readings showing Birmingham 1 and Savannah 6, Macon 4, Petersburg and Norfolk results among varied city matchups.
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Atlanta
Mobile
T Innings Mobile
Memphis
New Orleans
Birmingham
Soham
Ghariestsa
Penne, & Columbis
Savannah
Macon
Nineteen Inning duel as Cubs top Brooklyn 4 3
In Chicago on June 17 Zabel and Pfeffer pitched a marathon nineteen inning game. Chicago won 4 to 3 despite eight Brooklyn errors and late surges. Fisher and Cutshaw highlighted the drama with key plays, while Saler belted a homer to tie the game.
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Chicago
Zabel
Pfeffer
Brooklyn
Cubs
Humphries
Marquard A Leader With Arm And Bat
New York defeats Pittsburgh 3 to 1 in the opening game of the series. Marquard shines with a seventh inning RBI single driving in two runners as the visitors tally three earned runs. Merkle Meyers and Robertson spark the offense while McQuillan and Gonzelman handle pitching duties for Pittsburgh.
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New York
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Snodgrass
OlCarey
Lobert
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Doyle
Baird
Burns
Hinchman
Fletcher
Warner
Robertson
Viox
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McCarthy
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Carey
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McGarthy
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Wagner
Merkley Meyers
Pacreduter
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Gonxelman
Ray Marquard
Mesars
Quigley
Eason
Cards Score a Pair as Braves Go Runless in St Louis
St Louis defeated the world champions 2 to 0 behind a strong start by Rudolph who yielded only one hit until the seventh. Two runs in that inning came on two singles, a walk, a sacrifice, and a misthrow, with Beaton and Smith contributing to the altered score.
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Beaton
Louie
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Bren
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Robinson
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Butier
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Mexars
Kiem
Emelie
Foresters Hold Off Bureau In Low-Scoring League Tilt
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