Golfers Battle Wet Links for Chevy Chase Cup Matches
Rain and wind challenge forty plus golfers at Chevy Chase as Dalzell, Brooke, Mattingly, and Harban advance toward semifinals in a day of tight matches. Weather shifts and strong play keep excitement, with Sullivan and Sterrett among notable results and a packed schedule for the afternoon handicap rounds.
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Dalzell
Brooke
Mattingly
Lee Harban
Sullivan
de. Sterrett
Chevy Chase
Columba
Samuel Dalzell
Ws&s
A S Mattingly
Cae
le Harban
Myr Davilson
di Harban
George Fatfforty
Clapp
Carr
Dinsvail
Talcott
Mr. Holden
Philadelphia Niayor
Sterreth
Prentiss Knut
David Weaver
Mr. Jackson
F E Sullivan
Beateween
J. McBride Sterrett
Gordon
Harrison
Gorman
Louis Weaver
Danforth
Ham
Charles Weaver
Varadhara
Knowles
Bannockburn
Jackson
Varadhare
Gray
LL. Harban
Lafferty
Governor's Cup
Curtisi
H B Davidson
Tamplett
Laut
Hall
Ll Weser
Cynon
Janson
Saliva
Sverret Lup
Ger Ceat Harrison
Thompson
Alexander
A Weaver
WeNally
LL Weaver
Carvel
Heath
Pettus
West
Malecll
Ghurehill
Halewell
Veren
Johnson
Kautiponn
Hav
Weaser
King
Krowies
Tamplatt
Poday
Yale Men Duel In Intercollegiate Golf Final
Two Yale University golfers, Robert Abbott and Ellis Knowles, reach the final 36 hole match for the Intercollegiate Golf Association title. Abbott defeated Percy Gilbert 3 up 2 to play. Knowles beat Mason E. Phelps by 77 to 8 in a brisk semifinal.
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Garden City
L. L
Yale University
Intercollegiate Golf Association
Connecticut University
Robert Abbott
Ellis Knowles
Abbott
Harvard
Percy Gilbert
Yale
Mason E. Phelps
New Haven
Phelps
Howard J. Gee
Princeton
Knowles-Phelps
Knowles
Clapp Captures New England Intercollegiate Golf Title
Howard A. Clapp of Williams defeats Ardo W. Mitchell in a grueling 36 hole final at Wollaston Massachusetts by 1 up to win the New England intercollegiate golf championship amid a heavy northeast rainstorm. Mitchell represents Rock Island Golf Club while Clapp hails from Owasco Country Club Auburn New York.
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Mitchell
Wollaston
Mass
Howard A. Clapp
Wiliams
New England
Wollaston Court
Ardo W. Mitchell
Mr. Clapps
Auburn
N. Y
Rock Island Golf Club
Rock Island
Guardsmen at Range Kasemeyer Wins the First
At the National Guard rifle range in Anacostia, a drizzly day did not dampen competition for the third day of the annual fit rifle and revolver meet. Gen Harries long range match was won by Q M Sergt G W Kasemeyer with 62, while Lieut Alderman led the revolver standings at 79 as the field awaits entry decisions. many events pushed toward completion today including the Senatorial and novice revolver contests with top names like Capt Summers, Lieut Magruder, and Private Appleby still contending.
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National Guard
Anacosti
Gen. Harries
Q M. Sergt
G. W. Kasemeyer
B. H. Brian
George Cook
Alexander Summers
W. W. Hopkins
Lieut. Alderman
Mal Bell
Alderman
Captcukson
Lieut. Davidson
Sergi
Maj. O'Connell
Appleby
Lieut
Magruder
Maj. Harvey
United States
Private Appleby
Lieut Alderman
Sorgi Farrow
Maj. Warvey
Lieut. Farrow
Maj Bell
Capt. Summers
Corp. Bischof
Capt. Cookson
Lieut. Sullivan
Lieut. Hart
Lieu
Farrow
Hven
Thia
Ameli
Davidson
Heidenreich
Capt
Gkinner
Markemen
Gerstenberg
Iserstenberge
Sergt. Farrow
Sergt
Mortis
Summers
Harrie
Heinenreich
Maj
O Cohnett
Cooligan
Lieut. Hott
Coughlin May Return to Washington as Morgan Joins Detroit
James E Morgan of Providence, former Georgetown captain, has been awarded to Detroit, paving a path for Bill Coughlin to rejoin Washington. Coughlin, adored by fans, seeks a third base return, with Washington pursuing him as Morgan settles into Detroit. The shift could allow Hunter Hill, Hickman, and others to adjust positions for a stronger lineup ahead of spring activities.
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Scranton
Coughlin
Washington
Detroit
James E. Morgan
Providence
Georgetown University
Washington Club
Hunter Hill
St. Louis Browns
Hill
Bill Coughlin
Tigers
Ban Johnson
Georgetown
Jim Morgan
Stahl
Bhuelsman
Nil
Hickman
Deas
Morgan
Bill
Hughes
Kittredge
Georgetown College
Mr. Moregan
New York
National Commission
Stallings
Buffalo
Augusta
al Bueckenberger
Rochester
Ed Barrow
Toronto
Detroit News
Coughlin-Morgan
Scranton Rhi
Cough‘lins
Dettroit
Jeven Bill
Detroit’s Falling Gate Keeps Tigers in the Red
The piece notes Detroit’s baseball losses last season due to low home attendance. It explains that running costs run about 400 a day, requiring roughly 3,000 fans per home game to break even, and questions Washington owners about sustaining a third-place team and dividend expectations amid such financial strain.
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Cought
Detroit
Washington
Popul Courhiis
Ermit Chub
Washington Fang
Tigers
Powers to Quit as Eastern League President
President Powers announced he would not stand for re election at the Eastern League annual meeting. A special meeting is called for October 24 at the Hotel Imperial by six clubs to vote on constitutional amendments changing the annual meeting date and to elect officers if the changes pass.
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Washington Post
New York
P. T. Powers
Eastern League
Hotel Imperial
Powers
Walter Wi. Burnham
Newark
George Stallings
H. L. Taylor
Buffalo
Co. T. Chapin
Rochester
John Kreitner
Montreal
John J. Seltz
Toronto
Edward Hanlon
Baltimore
League
McGovern targets Nelson bout at 126 pounds weigh-in
New York reports Terry McGovern eyes a six round Philadelphia bout for $10,000 if Battling Nelson meets at 126 pounds. If Nelson declines, McGovern will fight Abs Attell at 126. Nelson shows interest, while Jack McGuigan offers Nelson a $3,500 bonus or 40 percent of gross receipts. Terry heads on tour with a six week road engagement.
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New York
Terry McGovern
Nelson
Corbett
Denver
Terry
McGovern
Joe Humphreys
Philadelphia
Humphreys
Abs Attell
Jack McGuigan
Battling Nelson
National Athletic Club
Bill Nolan
Walsh Outpoints London Opponent in Chelsea Bout
Jimmy Walsh of Newton won a fifteen round decision over Peter Stanley of London at the Douglas Athletic Club Chelsea. Stanley protested the outcome claiming he outpointed Walsh, while Walsh showed better conditioning late. The victory sets up a probable meeting with Frankie Neal of San Francisco, the American featherweight champion.
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Peter Stanley
Boston
Jimmy Walsh
Newton
London
England
Douglas Athletic Club
Chelsea
Stanley
Eugens Buckley
Walsh
Frankie Neil
San Francisco
Herman and O'Leary Draw in Milwaukee Bout
Eddie Santry knocked out Johnny Stone in the second round at Milwaukee. Kid Herman of Chicago and Young O'Leary of Milwaukee fought eight rounds to a draw before the Badger Athletic Club. Football results list Sewanee 9 Cumberland 0 and Columbia-South Carolina 18 Birmingham 0 with other scores noted.
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Eddie Santry
Johnny Stone
Milwaukee
Kid Herman
Chicago
Young O’leary
Badger Athletic Club
Sewanee
Tenn
University of the South
Cumberland University
Columbia
South Carolina College
Bingham Miliary Institute
Birmingham
Davidson
Auburn
Old Point Comfort and Hampton Roads Attract Seasonal Visitors
Foreign warships visit Hampton Roads and Fort Mahroe as Prince Henry of Battenberg’s squadron nears. Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Co offers daily service from Norfolk with 6 30 pm sailing, tickets at the wharf and 705 Fourteenth Street. A guaranteed cure for piles promises refunds if Pazagintment fails in 14 days.
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Old Point Comfort
Hampton Roads
Fort Mahroe
United States
Old Point
Prince Henry of Battenberg
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company
Norfolk
Seventh Street
Fourteenth Street
Treasury Men Defeat War District in Real Estate League
The Treasury team of the Departmental Bowling League won two of three against the War Department. Bielanski of the War Department had the high score with 201. The District Real Estate League team beat the Lawyers in two of three, Bouscaren scoring 219 in the last game to pace the night.
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Treasury
Departmental
War Department
Tbielaski
Real Harate
Bouscaren
Maedeleee
Biker
Ue Vierbuchen
Crampton
Gala
Bielanki
Optos
Pion Alimus
Wotme
Yy Eesee Ees Eeeaee
TIO Bal
Washington Railway Relief Association
Staub
Bip Ds Abit
WIFE SLAYER ARRESTED FOR MURDER MISTAKE
Columbia, Oct. 26. Ben Bennett, white, fugitive from Hamp ton County South Carolina, arrested in Macon Georgia while on parole from a life murder sentence. He killed his wife believing she was the sheriff to return him to prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
D. C
Ben Bennett
Hampton County
Macon
McSweeney
South Carolina
Pearls Found in Indiana River Spark an Industry
In Laporte Indiana on October 20 officials report large quantities of valuable pearls found in the Kankakee River. Scores of people flock to the river to hunt the gems as dredges reclaim land and uncover pearls, turning the search into an industry.
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Kankakee
Laporte
Ind
Kankakee River
Canadian customs agent charged with defalcation
Montreal October 20 a warrant was issued for the arrest of David Hobbs customs agent for the Canadian Pacific Railway on a defalcation alleged between 40000 and 56000. He is said to have taken a stemmer from New York or Boston for Fingland last Thursday. He had served the company three years.
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Montreal
Davidt Hobbs
Canadian Pacific Railway
New York
Boston
Fingland
Punishers Triumph In Season Opener At Home
In a spirited home debut, the Punishers edged the visitors 92 88 as key players Jones and Smith led with double figures. The crowd roared as forward Lee sealed the win with a late jumper and solid defense downs the stretch.
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Ehhchan
Abbott and Knowles
Clapp New England
Kasemeyer
E. W. Grove
Gouchlin
Gome
Nationals
Ayer
Wgovern
Wilson
Poellsnera
Herman
O'Leary
Real Batata League
Indiana
Horsford
NEW Publications
PUNE
BEW Publications
Scribner’s Magazine
Mr. Roosevelt
Oklahoma
Alexander Lambert, M.D
W. Sloan Simpson
Barnegat
F. Hopkinsor Smith
George Wrig
George Bancroft
Edith Wharton
Lucve
E. B. Child
Dwight
Walter Jack Duncan
J. Laurence Laughlin
Eleanor Stuart
George S. Chappell
Elsie Singmaster
F.C. Yoba
George Wright
John Sloan
A. B. Wenzell
May Wilson Preston
Charles Scribner’s Sons
Sloan’s Galleries
the Baker Sale
Persia
C. G. Sloan & CO
G St
Adler
Victor E. Adler
Clothing House
7Th St. N.W
Masschusetts Avenue
Pgm Sie Ped
Maii Berry & Whitmore Co
Stallopers
Hecoche
Dulin & Martin CO
Angelus
B. J. Stinemetz & Son Co
Knox, Stetser, and Heath
Suyies Ui Trentlemen
Gallorea
K. Stinemetz
Ex” Hatters and Fuorriers
Cor
F & 12Th Sts
H Street N.E
Philip Lederer
Haines Bros
Patti
Nilsson
V. D. Rosen
Wormerly
St. Vv. Ome Pak
Erie
11Th St
N. W
Shen
Old Colony Co
H St
Home Savings Bank
7Th and
Mass. Ave
Atlantic & Pacific
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