Semifinal lineups set in Western Open golf at Kent Country Club
Four professional golfers survive to semifinals as Robert Simpson of Kenosha faces Jack Croke of Westward Flow Chicago while Tom McNamara of Boston meets Wilbur Oakes of Detroit. Amateur Albert Seckel, the lone amateur in the field, is eliminated by Oakes 8 up 1 to play.
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Robert Simpson
Jack Croke
Tom McNamara
Wilbur Gakes
Albert Seckel
Stand Rapids
Mid
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
Kenosha
Wis
Kent Country Club
Western Golf Association
Jask Croke
Westward Flo
Wilbur Oakes
Oakes
Nationals Get Even Break in Slugfest
In a tense late innings clash, Washington and Athletics traded runs as Baker and Barry delivered key hits. Elberfeld, McBride, and Gessler starred for Washington, while Thomas, Lord, and Strunk produced offense for the Athletics in a high effort game.
Todays Racing Entries and Odds Report
First race selling maidens for yearlings includes Zim Lieutenant Lawser and Eagle Eye at 12 12s. Second race selling yearlings lists Tom Kirby Mary Emily Acquin Batwa 10 5s each. Third race mares four and up features Abrasion Sylvestris Misa Catdiness 10 5s. Fourth race handicap for three and up includes Joantle Bad News Ella Bryson Macy Davis Nimbus at 9 5s. Fifth race selling for four-year-olds plus lists Butter Ball Lachiese Dune Camp Bel Hot 10 7s. Track fast with many names and odds across six races.
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Zim
Lieutenant Lawser
Chde T. Rudolf
Robert
Charter
Cracker Box
B'Ain the Beach
Gay Bird
Putruche
Eagle Eye
Tom Kirby
Mary Emily
Acquin
Batwa
Tourist
Friongs
Sylvestris
Iriprudent
Misa Catdiness
Flying Footsteps
Griclan Head
Joanne d'Arc
Ortmar Parkview
Ethelda
Dainty Dame
Sud Alice George
Joantle Bad News
Ella Bryson
Mitton Be
Teamence
Macy Davis
Nimbus
Sellag
Hma
Bell Hot
Moekler
Dutch Rock
Fireman
Claudia
John Furlong
Vanen
Light Work by Crews Ends Scoreless in Thirteen Innings
In a long duel at Polo Grounds New York and Boston played 13 scoreless innings before Doyle homered in right for the Giants. Pitchers Mattern and Mathewson matched zeroes through 12 frames as other early games saw Pittsburg Cincinnati tie and Chicago fall to the Cardinals.
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Doyle
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Chicago
Cardinals
Phillies
New York
Polo Grounds
Giants
Boston
Zaine
Che
Anto Rweeney
Tenney
Herzog
Ojbevee
Lehle
WiBechor
Vi Daue
Snodgrassjof
OU Steinfeldt
Lou S$ uMurry
Khug
Gonds
O Kaiee
Oo wHridwell
Mattern
Lo Westin
Avera
Mathewson
Devote
Loumg
Hervoz
Hefied Ball
Hadwell
Con
Herzng
Ginny
Sweeney
Mathawson
Stein
Telut
Messrs. O'Day
Prary
Laurel Meet Opens With Fast 2:15 Pace And Exciting Free-For-All
At Laurel Maryland on opening day three races featured a 2:16 pace a 2:30 trot and a four county free-for-all. The highlight was the 2:15 pace won after a hard late drive by E J Schmeyer aboard Nicholas defeating Andy N J. Bert H. driven by Dusty Rhodes showed pace but could not top Palm Cozing in the final heats. Attendance fair and excitement high as locals cheered the veteran Schmoyer and his bay gelding Nicholas.
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Washington Post
Laurel
Maryland
Bert H
Dusty Rhodes
Guttenberg
N. J
Montgomery County
Andy M. S
al Cummings
Reading
Nicholas
Allentown
E. J. Schmeyer
Andy N. J
Andy
Schmoyer
Schmeyer
Joe Mott
Black Stud
Palm Cozing
Ike
P. J. O’keefe
Flinch
Harvester
Tom Cannon
Violet
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Shank
Lady Pilot
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B. G
Finney
Lady Patchen
Mack
Pearl Wilkes
Br. m
Dougherty
Staney Dayton
Ch. H
Mitchell
Miss Napleus
G. Im
Eugene Bedworth
Lambert
Belle Night
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Rhodes
Blk. H
Mott
Linkwood May
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Corbin
Widmeyer
L. J. KE. Bg
Cannon
Duval
Commodore of Cornell Navy elected by crew at Ithaca
Cornell crews return to Ithaca and name Ernest F. Bowen of Bellows Falls Vermont as commodore of the navy Bowens is the junior mechanical engineering student who rowed stroke for the varsity at Poughkeepsie yesterday The Latonia racing card notes Folie Levy’s feature win and results from early races with pace setting by John Griffin II and several priced mutuels outcomes.
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Ithaca
Cornell
Ernest F. Bowen
Bellows Falls
Poughkeepsie
Bowen
College
Mechanical Engineering
Phillies Lose Close One In Brooklyn Pitchers Battle
Brooklyn edges Philadelphia 2 1 in a tight game as Rucker and Burns lock it down. Bergen drives in both Brooklyn runs with singles. Magee hits a homer. Runs: Coulson Zimmerman Magee for Brooklyn. Coulson, Zimmerman for Philadelphia. Game lasted 1 hour 40 minutes.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Rucker
Burns
Bergen
Oal
Phila Buch
Daubert
Paskert
Wheat
WjLobert
Hummel
Coulson
Waleh
Oburns
Zimmerman
Magee
Zimmermen
Lober
Ty Burns
Snith
Erroi
Broshlyn
Brooklin
Rusher
Mesers Rigler
Fioneraa
Gaime
Cubs Lose to Cardinals in Final of Series
In St Louis on June 28 Chicago fell 7 to 1 to the Cardinals before a record crowd. Hauser sent a homer in the fifth as Richer followed Cole, unable to curb St Louis scoring. Zimmerman's and Huggins’ and Hauser’s hits fueled the inning, with Oakes and Graham contributing for Chicago.
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Cole
Richter
Hofman
Doyle
Olivans
Rf Tinker
Smith
Goode
Oakes of Graham
Brownden
C. Vola
O/Sallece
P. Richter
Tatals
Zimmerman
iMauser
Vale
Hietter
St Louis
Umphee
Brennan
Kiem
Thue
Houl
Pirates and Reds End In Tie In Pittsburg
Pittsburg and Cincinnati played to a three to three draw in a rain shortened game at Pittsburg. The visitors tied the score in the ninth before the game was called at five o clock to enable Pittsburg to catch an early train for St. Louis. Clarke, Grant and McQuillen led Pittsburg while Byrne and Wagner produced threats for Cincinnati. Time of game one hour.
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Cincinnati
St. Louis
Cincinnate Abhoad
Downey
diDates
J Wagner
Wieplitzell
Milter
Mitchel
Whson
OI Ryan
oMebean
OT Clarke
Mecarthyt
O'Gaspar
Severolug
McQuillon
Esmond
Krete
Simon
Leifield
Ulitu
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Dyrne
Wilson Suman
Witched
Clarke
Simon J
WeLean
Wil -Byrne
F Clarke
Grant
MiQuilien
Byrne
Wagner
Kechnie
Mille
Egan Downes
Eger
Hoblitzell
OM Liefield
Keefe
Strickout
Liefield
McQuillen
Wimpires
Eason
Johnstone
Geme
Nationals vs Athletics Yet Another Long Day At The Park
A 4 o clock start with Groom pitching for the Nationals while Morgan opposes for the Athletics. Murp hy and Gessler feature in fielding miscues and close plays. Baker's hesitation costs a game, Murphy runs, and Col l ins muff leads to a pivotal score in the late innings. The gate foul ambiguity adds to the day’s controversy as the Nationals stay lively and battle through 18 innings under a hot sun.
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Groom
Washington
Morgan
Nationals
Athletics
Murphy
Pile
Henry
Gray
Eddie Collins
Gesaler
Elberfeld
Milan
Baker
McBride
Gessler
Mack
Barry
Plank
Schaefer
Eiberfeld
Collins
Thomas
Southern Defeats Immanuel In Olympic League Showdown
Southern topped Immanuel 8 to 6 in a close Olympic League game. Immanuel surged with a late rally, but Southern’s three-run rally in the final inning sealed the victory. Notable players include Wilson and Grace for Southern and Strothers and Chaconas for Immanuel.
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Southern
Immanuel
Church Boys Lyallied
Immanuel Arhoae
Southland Arhoae
O Grace
Strothers
Ogerr
Chaconas
Urbert.p
Wbeavers
Flood c
Dechard. c
Wie
SjSmith
Southland
Wilcon
Seay
Flood
Colt
Grace
Carr
Hunte
Ebert
OM Ebert
Wilson
Dechard
McIntosh
Chacones
Sear
Witeon
Huntt
Heavers
Wythoop
S Seay
Chacanas
Py Colt
Mr_ Sheckells
Dutcher Becomes Benedict in Milwaukee Nuptials
The marriage of Miss Mabel Meagher to George C. Dutcher was celebrated at Holy Rosary Church. Attendants included Miss Frances Meagher as maid of honor and bridesmaids Marjorie Beitling of South Bend and Sophie Zimmerman. Best man was John T. Buckies of Utica with ushers Herbold Dutcher Appleton George Rogers Elgin Paul Gillick and Alvin Tighe.
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Washington Post
Milwaukee
Wis
Mabel Meagher
Thomas Meagher
George C. Dutcher
Georgetown University
Holy Rosary Church
Frances Meagher
Lonor
Marjorie Beitling
South Bend
Ind
Sophie Zimmerman
John T. Buckies
Utica
XN. Y
Messrs
Herbold Dutcher
Appleton
George Rogers
Elgin
Paul Gillick
Alvin Tighe
Petworth Triumphs Over Takoma In Suburban League 12 to 1
Petworth annexed another Suburban League game by topping Takoma 12 to 1. Freddie Hiser starred at short as Petworth batted for 12 runs while Takoma managed a lone run in the late innings. Despite scattered hits, Takoma struggled with Petworth's fielding and multiple players contributing to the outfield and infield plays.
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Petworth
Takoma
Freddie Hiser
Abhgae
Abhoae Fague
Roberta
le Duc
Riseman
Clayton
Wilson
Hinor
Eiy
Morris
Ol Bladen
Oj Jones
H Paithon
Schrieder
Brown
Ott Plunkett
Hiser
Torney
Gallagher
Birch
Howser
Morrin
Stalen
Cornell 5 Pumpers 0 in Capital City League clash
Cornell defeated the Pumpers 5 to 0 as Toward and Widmayer led the offense for Cornell while Timanus starred for the Pumpers. The box shows ABHOA totals and key at bats, with Handiboe Widmayer McDonald and McDala contributing multiple runs, and Kummer and Engle handling pitching duties. The game lasted about 1 hour and 2 minutes with Sylverter and Engle yielding most of the hits.
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Cornell
Pumpers
Toward
Widmayer
Timanus
Cornel
Abhoa E
Pumpery
Abhoad
Handiboe
Oipains
Hayes
Wumiver
G. McDala
McDonald
Lodo Hessler
Howard
Marcerom
Engle
OlSsivestor
Kummer
Ohofman
Pampers
Carnell
G McDonald
Meirst
Sylverter
Engie
Silverter
Hegster
Varreron
Stuchert
Yasis—Timanus
Handiker
Ntaya
McDoned
Sriveater
Tevald Ba Karamer
Donal
Sporting Facts and Fancies on Umpire Strife and Doubleheaders
The article critiques umpire performance from Perrine Kean and others, notes fan dissatisfaction with Jack Sherman, and discusses the impact of doubleheaders on attendance. It praises Gray and Plank in a single game and laments the weariness from a second, unexciting contest.
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Gray
Plank
Hilltop A. C. Seeks Youth Games After Cyclone Win
Hilltop A. C. plans contests with teams averaging 13 years and favors Midgets. They beat the Cyclones yesterday 3 to 2 with the lasers getting three hits off Saxton. Address Walter Saxton 2020 Portner Place Northwest.
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Hilltop A. C
Hilltops
Cyclones
Lasers
Saxton
Walter Saxton
Portner Place
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