Travers Wins Open Golf Championship in Narrow Victory
Travers of Upper Montclair New Jersey captured the United States Open on a demanding 72 hole test at Baltaston. He edged pro Tom McNamara by one stroke finishing at 297 as Louis Tellier and James Barnes battled for fourth and fifth, in an international field including Sayers Kann and Hagen among others.
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Felsch Leads White Sox In 4-1 Victory Over Phillies
Chicago defeated Philadelphia 4 to 1 as Felsch shone with a homer driving in three and making several key plays including a running one hand catch to break a rally. McAvoy was badly spiked in the eighth while Felach and McAvoy contributed offensively for Chicago. Weaver and Faber pitched for the pitchers.
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Brown Dominates Buffalo In One Run Shutout
Mordecai Brown pitched a complete game shutout allowing only 31 Buffalo hitters to reach base, with Dalton lining the lone infield hit. Brown fanned three and earned three assists while Chicago’s infield contributed most outs. Batteries included Brown with Fincher and Krapp with Ebmke, Marshall and Blair.
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Baltimore Team Seeks July Fourth Exhibition Game
Branton Athletic Club of Baltimore seeks a four game Sunday July 4 match with a leading team to be staged in Washington. The proposal calls for half fare to be paid for ten players. Contact Adidrags Rol and I. Gunning at 108 Homewood Avenue Baltimore Maryland.
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Locals in Fight for Golf Title
Baltimore and Columbia Country Club players reach the semifinal of the Middle Atlantic golf tournament at Wilmington Club. Edward Eynon Jr and John Davidson of Columbia face B Warren Corkran and George Small of Baltimore for a shot at the title in Wilmington, Delaware.
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Verdict for Foster on Work in Pinches
Boston won 7 to 1 over St Louis in a pitchers duel. Hamilton allowed fewer hits than Foster but was less effective in the pinches. Austin was ejected by umpire Hildebrand for arguing. Details list players and scoring highlights from the game.
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Cobb Spikes Henry and The Game Ends 6 to 2
Tyrus Cobb steals home amid a chaotic incident with Henry as the Tigers surge ahead. Detroit builds leads through rapid rallies and base running, while the Nationals struggle to mount a late comeback, with Cobb, Crawford, and Burns delivering key moments in a 6 to 2 loss for Washington.
Nationals Tigers Final Game Set Afternoon If Weather Permits
Nationals vs Tigers finale slated for an afternoon start weather permitting Manager Griffith announced Johnson will start for the home team Coveleski expected for the Tigers after three innings yesterday Jones at Georgetown Hospital with hives likely to return Monday Cox and Rasmussen to bat practice impressed Griffith Kendall Green players featured Bentley pitched three hitter for Griffith’s club yesterday Williams miscounted outs Crawford advanced on a faked out ball Tigers stole seven bases Cobb and Moriarty keyed Detroit baserunning Gallia and Hopner pitched for the home team Rain left grounds soft with puddles Milan misplayed a fly and Moriarty scratched a hit in the fourth Cobb nearly had a perfect day at bat but Shanks made a play Young used for maximum infield defense later news notes and a department receipt for Ty Cobb.
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Twenty Hits Bring Seventeen Runs for Federals
Baltimore Federals defeated Kansas City 17 to 10 in Baltimore on June 18. Kansas City pitchers struggled as Baltimore exploded for eight runs in the fifth inning before an out. Batteries listed for both teams include Johnson Main Packard Black ourp Gingras Brown Enzenroth Bailey donléy Guinn and Jackiitech.
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Pitfeds Bunch Safeties In Brooklyn Game
Pittsburgh defeated Brooklyn by 4 runs after a fourth inning with seven tallies aided by errors. Upham started, replaced by Finneran who held Brooklyn scoreless last five innings. Hearne allowed many hits but key catches by Oakes and Wickland saved the game. Battery Hearne Berry Upham Finn ern Pratt Binion. A Third Battalion nine beat Rifle Range 16 to 5.
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Real Style in Tropical Clothes and Tailoring
Real Style in Tropical Clothes calls for real tailoring and you find real tailoring in all P B cool clothes. Give any man what he wants. Your straw or Panama is here a style to fit your features and a price to fit your purse. But above all there is quality in every hat. Slip on a pair of cool Teck Oxfords at $3.50.
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Gards In 12 Rounds Doak Beats Ragan
A pitchers duel at St Louis ends 3 to 2 as Doak bests Ragan in twelve innings. Bescher drives in the winning run after bases are loaded with Hyatt scoring on his hit. Boston and St Louis finish with key hits and errors noted, game lasting 2 hours and a minutes.
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Pirates Tie Series With 7–5 Win In Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh on June 18, the Pirates beat the New York Giants 7 to 5 to even the series. An early Pirates lead off Perritt held through Mamaux’s late relief, with Adams finishing after New York scored two in the ninth. Merkle, Hinchman, Carey, and Baird led the Giants offensively, while Wendell, Perritt, and Schupp contributed for Pittsburgh. Time of game extended by rain delay. final score 7–5.
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