RULES ANNOUNCED FOR NATIONAL OPEN GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
Frances Ovimet reports in Hoylake England on May 26 that Fred J. Wright Jr of Boston loses to Bernard Darwin in a dramatic round ending with Darwin winning on the eighteenth. Wright showed peak form early, then errors and luck shifted the match, leaving Wright eliminated and Darwin advancing.
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Hoylake
England
Fred J. Wright, Jr
Boston
Wright
Bernard Darwin
Hes Hag
Darwin
Zen
Travis
Devereaux
Emmet
Garden City
Major League Baseball Yesterday and Today
Major League results from the American and National Leagues list yesterday’s scores and today’s games. N L standings show teams and win percentages, with Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Chicago, St Louis, and others noted.
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Nationals Plan Long Home Stay In Early Summer Schedule
The Nationals prepare for a long home stand starting this afternoon at Georgia Avenue Park with a single game against the Yankees before a series with the Red Sox, White Sox, Tigers, and Indians in that order. Griffith and McBride remain optimistic, noting improved pitching and Shanks steadying both at bat and in the field, while Judge may miss today’s game with a barley issue and Torres would cover first base if needed.
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Indians Beat Browns 12-5 in Rain-shortened St Louis Game
Cleveland hitters fueled a 12-5 win over St Louis as four St Louis pitchers struggled. The contest ended early in the eighth due to rain with Evans, Gardner, Sewell and Smith driving in runs for the Indians while Coveleskie and Sister led St Louis in a high-scoring affair.
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Giants Split Twin Bill With Boston
In Boston May 2 New York won game one 5 to 3 and Boston took game two 4 to 3. Poor fielding by Boston and Kelly's hitting powered the Giants in the opener as Burdened by errors the Red Sox collapsed late in the first game.
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Baseball and racing notes from regional leagues and meets
Scores from AMERICAN ASSOCIATION INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE and SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION games list multiple city matchups. Virginia League and Mount Royal entries show race results and entry names for a multi-event program with horses and handlers.
Phillies Move Up to Sixth With 9-1 Win Over Brooklyn
Philadelphia defeated Brooklyn 9 to 1 in the first game of the series to climb to sixth place. Key contributions came from Miller and Ring on the mound, with Williams and Rawlings driving in runs as the Phillies seized early control and held off Brooklyn throughout the match.
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U S Golf Association Limits Title Entries
The United States Golf Association announced rules for the national open at Columbia Country Club July 19 to 22. Entry limits cap at 200 with 18 hole qualifying on two days. If over 200, the field is split across July 19 and 26 with top qualifiers advancing to a 72 hole title race.
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Columbia Country Club
United States Golf Association
Executive Committee
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American pros paired for Gleneagles qualifying event
The 1 000 guinea professional tournament at Gleneagles opens June 7 with American entrants paired for 18 hole qualifiers. The matchups include Hackney with Dutchart, Hutchison with McNeill, Melhorn with Lockhart, McLeod with vantress Biarritz, Kerrigan with Cawsey, Hagen with Duncan, Barnes with Braid, French with Taylor, Hottner with Renouf, Reid with Ted Ray, McLean with Jones, Massy with an unnamed partner, and all notable British and Scottish pros entered. The U S Britain contest occurs June 6 with twelve players from each side.
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Gleneagles
Perthshire
Scotland
Clarence Hackney
Atlantic City
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Carassie
Jock Hutchison
Glen View Country Club
Chicago
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Shreveport Country Club
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Gleneagle
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Columbia Country Club
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Siwanoy Country, Club
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Detroit
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United States
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Tigers Split Doubleheader With White Sox at Detroit
Detroit opened with a 12 to 1 win over Chicago behind a strong early attack and chased Faber from the mound. In the nightcap Wright held on to a 6 to 5 victory as Darwin rallied but fell short in the eighteenth hole of a dramatic finish at Hoylake.
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Wright
Pirates Defeated at Home by Cincinnati 4 to 1
The Pirates lost to Cincinnati 4 to 1 before a large hometown crowd in Pittsburgh. Carl Marquard pitched well for Cincinnati, with Schmidt returning to handle baserunners attempting to steal. Duncan and Howe led Cincinnati with two runs, while Pittsburgh struggled to score against Hamilton and Zinn.
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Georges Carpentier Eyes Sharpened Aim for Dempsey Bout
Georges Carpentier to train with target practice at Manhasset quarters after obtaining a Nassau County firearms permit. He greeted prisoners at the county jail on arrival and plans for his May bout, while other boxing and sports notes from Batimore and Morgantown update local cards and results.
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Georges Carpentier
Jack Dempsey
Manhasset
Nassau County
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