Spectacular matches ignite Public Links tourney play at East Potomac
The Public Links championship opened with dramatic rounds at East Potomac yesterday as five matches extended to the 19th hole and one into the 20th. Top contenders from New York Ohio Chicago and Washington advanced while several notable players failed to qualify for the main event.
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Golf tournament results hint at dark horse contender
Among district players Washington’s George J. Voigt and Earl McAleer were defeated. McAleer won his first match but fell to Coble after a morning start strong tee shots failed. McAuliffe leads Dolp toward a potential final, with Dick Walsh expected to advance through the inner half as the 36 hole final looms tomorrow.
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George J. Voigt
Earl S McAleer
Voigt
Hamilton
Philadelphia
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Boyd
Coble
Dolp
Dick Walsh
Toledo
Six College Crews Contest Today in Hudson Regatta
Six college rowing shells compete on the Hudson in the twenty sixth championship regatta with Navy leading a strong field. Washington and Columbia join Syracuse Cornell and Pennsylvania as keen contenders amid recent training gains.
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Hudson
Yale
Harvard
Thames
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Navy
Rice
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Syracuse
Cornell
Pennsylvania
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Giants Win Ninth Straight as 7 Runs in Eleventh
Boston June 27 New York wins ninth straight by defeating Boston 15 to 8 in an 11th inning burst scoring seven runs. Multiple pitchers used by both clubs. key hitters include Jackson Meuxel O Connell and Ford. Final totals show a high scoring emphasis with numerous positional changes and substitutions.
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Union Park Opens Sunday in Washington D C
Union Park at Fifteenth and H streets north east prepares for opening ceremonies Sunday afternoon with a flag raising and first ball toss. Charley Swan and the Bullets will clash with Mount Rainier in a planned Legion victory as Vincent B. Costello Post drum corps provides music. The Buck Glass Company seeks July 4 games in the District or Alexandria. The Hilltops face National Capital Post V F W on Saturday and Brooklanders on Sunday at Hilltop Field.
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Red Sox Open Series With Nationals Here Today
Manager Frank Chance leads the Boston Red Sox arrival for a four game set with the Washington Nationals starting today at 3 30. Jimmy Burke Jack Ryan and six players travel ahead for a benefit game supporting the crippled ward of Children’s Hospital with George Mogridge likely to pitch and Howard Ehmke picked by Chance.
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Children’s Hospital
Nonqualifiers compete in consolation rounds at Best Poto golf course
In a public links event at Best Poto mac park, players who failed to qualify joined a consolation field. John Shorey and W M Posey survive a large field in a staged tournament. First rounds produce multiple 8 and 9 hole margins, with regional clubs from Chicago Detroit and Washington represented. The Aurora Midgets beat Corinthians 4 to 1 and Columbia Juniors 7 to 0, signaling strong play ahead of a clubhouse meetup Saturday.
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Taranto
George Deering
Chicago
Read
Walter Valsner
Buffalo
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John Shorey
Washington
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Roatan
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Detroit
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Pittsburgh
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Miteburgh
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Fridgeport
Hiram Kerrie
York
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Tridgeport
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Harry Burr
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Pirates Beat Cards in Four-Game Sweep
In a four game series Pittsburgh swept St. Louis with a 6 to 0 win. Cooper pitched shutout innings while strong hitters Carey Higbae and Hornaby led the offense. The other games featured Philadelphia’s 9 to 5 loss to Brooklyn as Nejad and Johnston fueled Brooklyn while Moken hit for Philadelphia.
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Baseball Standings and Schedules in Brief
In the American League Detroit sits with 28 wins and 33 losses while Washington, Philadelphia, New York and Detroit host or visit key matchups. In the National League Pittsburgh and New York show results yesterday with Boston and Chicago among daily games, Cincinnati at Pittsburgh and New York at Boston slated today.
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Promoters in stagehand dispute over Dempsey Gibbons bout
Shelby Mont June 27 report details a messy fight over the July 4 heavyweight title bout. An attachment filed by Art Kelly seeks 1,005 in commission on ticket sales while Dan Tracey resigns as Great Falls representative. Friction exists between original promoters and Tracey amid money disputes and shifting management as date nears.
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Reds to Lose Pinelli's Services for 10 Days
Cincinnati third baseman Babe Pinelli, injured in the game with Chicago, will miss ten days to two weeks. A two inch gash on his right ankle from Vic Aldridge spikes required five stitches. No inflammation. lockjaw serum given as precaution. Pinelli returned to Cincinnati from Chicago today.
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Pinelli
All Favorites Win At Wimbledon Nets
Wimbledon June 2. American champion Molla Mallory scored an easy 6 3 6 1 win over Miss H L Wders of England. Kathleen McKane beat Katherine Gardner of Cambridge Mass 6 1. Vincent Richards defeated Jacob 6 3 8 2 6 2. Johnston beat Watson 6 1 2 6 7 5. Hunter beat Burr 6 0 7 5 6 3.
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Misses Collett Stirling Survive in Buffalo Golf
In Buffalo Buffalo Country Club the third Invitation golf tournament concludes two rounds of match play with Miss Alexa Stirling and Miss Glenna Collett among eight survivors. Stirling, a former national champion, and Collett, an Eastern Association champion, progress to the next round amid a crowded field.
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Providence
Smaller Towns Take Lead in Shenandoah Valley League
The Shenandoah Valley Baseball League, formed just over a year ago, features eight clubs with four in Shenandoah County and four from neighboring counties. Despite small-town reach, three of Shenandoah County’s four teams lead the circuit as the league showcases a fast style of baseball and competitive play. Cincinnati? No, the text lists teams in the American and Southern associations with rain postponements noted.
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