Travers and Ouimet Fall In Battle for Golf Title
Detroit, Sept 1 two giants of golf fall in the national amateur championship second round. James D. Standish Jr. defeats Francis Ouimet 5 up 4 to play, while Max R. Marston beats Jeroma Travers 3 and 1. Others include Gardner over Sherman 2 and 1 and Sherman over Stearns in extra holes.
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Detroit
Mich
Francis Ouimet
Woodland
Maas
James D. Standish, Jr
Jeroma Travers
Upper Montclair
N. J
Max R. Marston
Springfield
Travera
Dr. #. Sawyer
Wheaton
Robert A.gardner
Chicago
Nelson Whitnoy
New Orleans
Shérril Sherman
Utica
John G. Anderson
Mount Vernon
Howard B. Les
Culmet
Travers
Standish
Gulmst
New Jersey
Maraton
Marston
Marston Haid
Guimet
Oilmet
Massachusetts
Sherril Sherman
J. M. Stearns
Williamsport
Ste
Gardner
Tennis title series in GLERK circuit at Potomac courts
Navy and Agriculture duel for the departmental tennis crown as two wins lift Navy toward the title while Agriculture must sweep the series. Other matches include Interstate defying Justice 6-2 6-4 and Treasury sweeping Postoffice with mixed results across several Interior Smithsonian contests. Standings list Navy and Agriculture atop the league with other clubs midtable.
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Potomac
Navy
Agriculture
War
Commerce
Potomas
Interior
Beadle
Brown
Wells and Lind
Smithsonian
Bryant and Hitchcock
Stone and
Marine
Mitman
Treasury
Postoffice
Bush
Hass
Leonard
Sutton
Nubey
Crawford
Postemice
Nisleen
Riddick
McNulty
D. C. Smith
Labor State
Skinner
W. W. Smith
Pete
Easant Tegen
Columbia Country Club Opens Fourth Fall Tennis Tourney
Entries flood the Columbia Country Club for the fourth annual fall tennis tournament. Opening day Saturday at 2 p m is limited to men's singles due to high entry. Other events start Monday with full-day matches, while Hyattsville seeks games with local teams and offers to cover expenses.
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Columbia Country Club
Washington
Columbia Club
American League Standings and Yesterday's Results
The column lists league standings with teams and records such as New York and Detroit, plus yesterday's results including games among Washington, Detroit, New York, Chicago, Boston, Cleveland, Philadelphia, and St. Louis. It also notes today’s schedule with New York at Washington and several matchups across Cleveland, St. Louis, Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago, and Detroit.
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Pet
Pehl Heston
New York
Thetroit
Cleveland
Bae Chicags
Washington
Detroit
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
St. Lens
Philadela
Gs A. Ae
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Louis St. Pittebury
St Louis
Pittaburgh
Kansas City
Baltimore
Newark
Nationals
New
Ayers Tops Caldwell In 2 1 Nailbiter For Red Sox
In a tense 2 1 contest the Red Sox beat the Athletics as Doe Ayers out pitched Ray Caldwell. A passed ball in the 12th allowed Shanks to score the deciding run after a steady duel of pitchers. Howard Shanks and Acosta contributed key plays while Moyster and Foster added late offense.
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Ayers
Caldwell
Red Sox
Athletics
Foster
Stanluy
T. Milliken
Manis
Nationals
Yankees
Howard Shanks
Gandil
Acosta
Doe Ayers
Ray Caldwell
Nanamaker
Shanks
Nats
Hillaville
Bauman
Boone
Hartzell
McBride
Roy
Moester
Donovanites
Pino
Shelton
Pipa
Tuns
Cama
Milan
Griffith
New Victory in Overtime Reported by New York Medler
An overtime win is reported with scattered player notations and scores. Names such as Medler Foster Milam Shauke Ganadi Henry McBride Ayers appear in fragmented form, suggesting a basketball or similar game recap with unclear final tallies.
Boston Defeats Philadelphia 6 to 0 in Exhibition Game
In Philadelphia on September 1 Boston routed Philadelphia 6 to 0 behind strong pitching by Wyckoff and Nabors. Highlights included Wyckoff passes and Nabors bunting, with Jack Barry making his first appearance here and receiving a silver service from fans. Spectators included Ban Johnson, Lannin, and Huston.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Wyckoff
Bunting
Nebors
Jack Barry
Stormer
Ban Johnson
American League
Lannin
Beaton
Huston
New York Americans
Burton
Phya
Hoover
OlKent
Walab
Glstronk
Batole
Lewis
Janvrin
Nabors
Hilt
Dy" Pitehier
Wyckol
Foster
Nabora
Nabata
Die
Baker May Join Yankees in Surprise Sale
Baker May, known as the home run king, will be sold to the New York Yankees today amid talks among Ban Johnson and other executives. Donovan hinted the deal may close, with a reported price of 15,000 dollars plus two or three players. The transfer would revive New York’s appeal and bolster the Yankees as rivals stagger under weak showings this season.
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Donovan
J. Franklin. Baker
New York Yankees
Bi’ Donovan
New York
Philadelphia
Ban B. Johnson
American League
Lannin
Boston
Huston
New York Americans
Shibe
Athletics
Yankees
Baker
Joe Jackson
Cleveland
White Sox
Denevan
Elder
Connie Mack
Ban Johnson
Capt. Hunten
Johnson
Ball
Trappe
The
Mack
Upland
Delaware County League
Giants
Stransfer Go Gar
Nationals Set Extra Inning Marks In Ballpark Marathon
The Nationals pushed MLB records by 89 innings across eight games with the White Sox. They then topped themselves with an 11 inning win over the Yankees and a 12 inning affair with New York, setting a lasting mark in extended play.
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White Sox
Nationals
Yankees
Tigers Win Amid Errors In Eighth In Detroit Chicago Duel
Detroit defeats Chicago 5 to 4 on an eighth inning error by Weaver after Burne's three-base hit. Coveleskie and Scott struggled, each chased by the long inning as three straight hits tied the game. Chicago held a poor road record with only one win. the Tigers capitalized on miscues to claim the winning run.
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Détroit
Mich
Il Ee Tig Weaver
Toh Behelk
H.oaiting
Bens
Bush
A Young
J. Collins
Stott
Burns
Young
Indians Beat Browns 6-2 in St Louis Victory
Cleveland pitcher Carter shined in late innings as the Indians overpowered St. Louis 6 to 2. Koob lasted four innings for the Browns before Hoff finished, with Carter earning the win and Smith homering for Cleveland.
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Indians
Browns
Lone Brave Gets Hit and Banished in Boston Loss
Boston suffered a 4 to 0 defeat as Y Toney limited the Braves on day one. Cincinnati struck for three fourth inning runs off Toney while Snodgrass left the game protesting a strikeout call by umpire Byron. Ragan worked seven innings for Cincinnati and Tyler finished Boston’s misery.
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Boston
Toney
Braves
Cincinnati
Ragan
Snodgrass
Byron
Abe
al Beaton
Compton
BiBvers
Whalng
Connolly
Gowdy
Fitzpatrick
Whaling
Ctaticonti
Tyler
Eason
Giants rally to defeat Phillies 6 to 5 in eight inning
New York beat Philadelphia 6 to 5 as a four run eighth inning rally chased starter McQuillen. Merkle walked intentionally but Fletcher drove in the go ahead run with a sacrifice, Thorne added key hits after entering in the third.
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New York
Philadelphia
Giants
McQuillen
Merkle
Fletcher
Thorne
Harrisburg
Philadel
Stock
Zig
Burns
Bancroft
Grant
Pagkett
Roberston
Cravath
Davie
Recker
Merkle. Crib
Luderos
Ufletcher
Whitted
P- Goat
Borne
Schang
McQuitten
Ubtroud
Mayer
Thorpe
Duey
Alayer
Paskett
Luderus
G. Burns
Hobertson
Niebot
Sehang
Croft
Merjkle
Doyle
Piadelphia
Wietcher
Rew Fork
Stroud
Strmd
Joninga
Ritter
Messrs
Klem and Ems
Holmead Club Extends Lead in Suburban Tennis League
Holmead, leader of the Suburban Tennis League, widened its edge over runner-up Petworth by beating them in two of three matches yesterday. Four matches remain to decide the championship, to be played between now and Saturday. Holmead must win two of the four remaining to secure the title. Readouts show Barber and Buckingham led the singles, with Barber/Dorle and Knox/Buckingham in doubles. Scheduled games include Fifth Street and Rignos Avenue. Holy Name Catholic Church League champion and Grinsem's All-Star meet today at Fifth and Florida, start 6 p.m., with Bischof and Sab batting for Holy Name and Blanton and Loveless for the All-Stars.
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Holmead
Petworth
Runnner-Up
Holmad
Bcores
Poe
Ang Rignos Avenue
Holy Name
Grinsem
Fifth
Florida Avenue
Bischof
Battery
Blanton
Loveless
Henry Todd Wins Right Trot Stake at Yonkers
Chester W. Lasel of Whitineville Massachusetts drove Henry Todd to victory in the Grand Circuit national championship stallion stakes for 3 year old trotters at Yonkers. The event carried the season’s largest prize with 95082.50 to the winner and total stakes of 30435. The heats were slow with times around 2 12.1.
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Yonkers
Chester W. Lasel
Whitineville
Mass
Henry Todd
Theolta
Rommarice Close
Henry ‘Tood
B. G
Henry Betser
Lasar
Nathan Axworthy
Bob
Holly
Poverty
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Aesy
Wellington
Sidney West
Stein-Blueh
Ouimet
Standleh
Lee
Nelson Whitney
Hamilton Kerr
Manchenster, VI
Whitney
A. C. Ulmer
Jacksonville
Fla
Sawyer
Garant White
Flushing
L. L
Anderson
J. B. Schlotman
Schlotman
Illndis Stors
Sherrit Sheaman
Glerk
Charlotte
Audeville
Faprensboro
Winaton Salem
Wigaton Selea
Durham
Hyattsville
Byatteville
Charles Pies
Hyattaville
Federal League
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Buffalo
Nationels
Ea O
Goa
Acoata
Hartsell
Pippy
Hall
Nonamaker
Mexica
Hildebrand A O'Loughlin
Itta
Harry Harper
Walter Johnson
Shawkey
Bing Cole
Doc" Ayers
Pine
Shalton
Walter
Peckinpaugh
Danny Moeller
Rodger
Peek
Mulan
Ray
Ayera
Finger
Pitcher Henshaw
Fort Monroe
Old Fox
Sam
Tigers
Weaver
White'Sox
American Association
Carter
Koob
St. Loula
Sora
Louth
Chapman
Gishotten
Roth
OM Carter
Hoff
Hof
Oader
Fof
Mesars
Wallace and Connelly
Lone
Brave
Reds
Marines
Aggies
Lieverald
Rona
Wyasynski
Bruner
Braner
Limerie
Strait
Carron
Aerraer
Ty Brauer
Berine
Oleoit
Halen
Walbridge
Gleptt
Limeric
Fraser
Bailey
Denman
Dy G Reper
Parker, Bridget & Co
P-B& Co
Ramo
Omar
Phillies
Sallee
Pirates
Harmon
Cardinals
St.Louis
St. Loui
Pittsburg
Hoggins
Cares
Salle D
BiCooper
Adama
W. Waxner
Hill
Huggins
Butler
Bescher
Wilson
Tare
Baird
Hinchman
Wiiaon
Huggina
Millec
Ed Rone
Barnes
St. HK
Pittspurgh
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Huw
Hum
Saflee
Meowrs
Rigler
Orth
Pittsburgh, Abh
Huawins
Oldarey
O McAniey
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Tuna Rescher
Hipehinan Rf
Cong. Rt
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O Vior
Willer
Betzel
Wgiveod
Pitteburg
Wagner
Viex
Wilcon
Fyea
McAuley
Sterifee
Gibeon
Carey
Viox
Wegner
Rana
St. Louie
Bene
Om Niehaus
Perdue
Siehans
Ay Nielwyn
Holmead Club
Petworth Racketers
Ringles
Barber
Holmesd
Knox
Buckingham
Fetworth
Williams
Holmend
Eam
Barberl
Dorle
Folmesd
Knox-Buckingham
Peasy
Cubs
Greenville
Grenville
Zapet
Mud ‘Hargmre
Schettler Bayghardt and Mart
Meyer’s
F St. BM
Trom Joop Patterna Merly
DR. Reed
Seventeenth Street
Erestice
Jaco
Alewspa
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