LOW SCORES AT SHORT HILLS IN GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
At Baltusrol Golf Club in Short Hills New Jersey the opening round of the national amateur championship saw surprising scores. Chandler Egan of Chicago led with an 18 hole score of 88 while Walter J Travis A M Reed and Serreshoff followed at 81. Seventy players posted 82 or better but several notable names were shut out including Harold Wilcox Alan Kenneday and Percy Pyne.
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H. C. Egan
Short Hills
N. J
Baltusrol Golf Club
Chandler Egan
Chicago
Bholes
Egan
Walter J . Travis
Gardencig
A M Reed
St. Andrew's
Ekwanok
Findlay
Harold Wilcox
Alan Kenneday
New Jersey
Percy Pyne
Princeton
Olympic swimming records fall at St Louis meet
Zoltan Holomay and Scott Leary tie in the 50 yard dash with 23.36 seconds, Holomay wins in a record 38 seconds after a tie. C M Daniels of New York Athletic Club breaks all records in the 200 yard event with 2:41. Daniels also breaks the world and American marks in the 80 yard, while Leary, Olympic Club, places second and Daniels third in the 220 yard title. Germany’s Walter Brock and George Hoffman place in backstroke events. A one mile handicap lists Beach and Warren as top finishers. A 40 yard handicap sees Adams win for New York Athletic Club. An unspecified water polo result has New York defeating Chicago 6 to ?. Iowa seeks opponents for football at 108-pound average. contact George Burrows.
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St. Louis
David Gaul
Pennsylvania Swimming Club
Zoltan Holomay
Budapest
Scott Leary
San Francisco
Holomay
Co. M Daniels
New York Athletic Club
David Billington
England
Carroll Schaefer
Hungary
Olympic Club
C M Daniels
Walter Brock
Germany
George Hoffman
George Zarbarias
R E Beach
Chicago Athletic Association
H B Warren
Pelham Manor
New York
Jamson Handy
Chicago
E. H Adams
New York Athletic Cub
G Kisa
Marquard Schwartz
M‘asour! Athletic Club
St Louis
Wondy
M. Daniel
Francis Galley
Olympic
Cub
San Francesco
BE. Rausch
Baseball Notes and Scores From Around The League
Fragmented notes on players and teams with Philadelphia and Boston struggles, Chicago and Detroit results, Patten’sWashington victory, and various trades and injuries. Mentions include Coakley, Moriarity, Lajoie, Hubbsman, and McGraw’s remarks on the spitball era, along with standings hints and upcoming games.
Rhoades Lost the Game as St Louis Beats Cleveland
Cleveland loses to St Louis 6 to 4 as two wild pitches and a bases on balls fuel the rally. Burkett Wallace and Sugden make sparkling catches to limit Cleveland. Howell steadies after the fifth as attendance reaches 1,222 in a long seven hour ten minute game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ome
Heldrick
Wallace
Hynes
Jones
Sugden
Turner
Moran
Buelow
O/O'Connor
Rhoades
O Howell
Tian Hemig
St. Louis
St. Louisa
Strat Bass
Hay
Flick
Howell
Denis
Bradley
Lajoie
Stovall
Basia
1. Louis
Baseball Results in Various Leagues Across Cities
Scores from American Association Southern and Eastern leagues show Louisville Columbus 7 to 2, Indianapolis 6 over Toledo 1, St Paul 6 over Kansas City 8, Minneapolis 0 over Milwaukee. Atlanta 3 over Nashville 2 with Nashville winning 5 0 in a second game. Little Rock 4 over Memphis 3. Birmingham 8 over Montgomery 1. Baltimore 10 over Newark 6. Jersey City 11 over Providence 1. Buffalo 12 over Rochester 5 with a second game 5–0. Montreal tied. Macon 10 over Jacksonville 3. Charleston-Columbia game postponed by rain. Savannah-Augusta game postponed by rain. Selbach batting record inquiry notes he is not batting over .300 and his season average is not provided.
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American Association
Louisville
Columbus
Indianepolia
Toledo
St. Paul
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Atlanta
Nashville
Little Rock
Memphis
Birmingham
Montgomery
Baltimore
Newark
Providence
Jersey City
Buffalo
Rochester
Montreal
Macon
Jacksonville
Charleston
Savannah
Selbach
Boston
Boston Duo Retakes Lead After Second Game Turnaround
Boston slipped to second after a rough first half in the doubleheader. A pitcher change from Town sent by Patten steadied the mound, enabling a late rally that preserved a strong lead in the second game. Two games are slated today.
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Townsend
Patten
Boston
Boston Twins edge rivals in Washington doubleheader preview
Out by Dineen three by Patten eight. passed ball Farrer Usopires Mears Sheridan Hing. Time of game one hour forty four minutes. Tomorrow's double header in Washington features pitchers Young and Winter for Boston. Manager Collins aims to win four of five games in Washington.
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Washington Post
Boston
Mass
Washington
Case Patten
Senators
Patten
Dineen
Tannehill
Clarke
Parent
Townsend
Cassidy
Selbach
la Chance
Jake Stahl
Stahl
Huelsman
O'Neill
Mullin
Mittredge
Hil
Donovan
Colling
Tanne- Bill
Freeman
Unglaub
Criger
Bingie
Perris
AB. A
Belbach
G. Stahl
Collins
Ferris
Unglawb
Origer
Eesecesceszenseee
Hina Ton
R. Bh.po
A. B. O'Neill
Id Stahl
Cuseidy
Balk
Mesere
King
Sheridan
Farrer
Usopires
Mears
Hing
Young
Winter
Two Games Today With Boston Senators and Champions Double Header
The Senators and Boston Champions meet in a double header this afternoon after the Senators return from Boston at 10 30 this morning. First game called at seven o clock. Manager Donovan shifts remaining games to four o clock to finish before dark and ease travel. Boston is a top drawing card. Loktons seek wins to secure margin for a rough road ahead.
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Senators
Boston
Donovan
Washington
Collins
Loktons
Wale
New York Beats Philadelphia in Twin Bill Athletics
In New York City the Americans swept a doubleheader from the Philadelphians. Waddell fanned fourteen in game one while Orth kept Philadelphians in check. Griffith and Anderson led game two with strong pitching and a homer, Dougherty contributed a key single, attendance 4,235.
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Orth
Griffith
New York
Philadelphians
Waddell
Grifith
Dougherty
Anderson
Detroit Shut Out by Patterson in Windy City Tilt
Detroit never threatened as Patterson forged a strong pitching duel. Kilian was touched for runs when safe hits mattered, while Chicago capitalized with timely hits. Barrett Crawford and Jones made running catches, Robinson at third led sensational plays. Attendance 1,200. Chicago defeated Detroit 7 to 4 with Kilian and Patterson on the mound.
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Patterson
Detroit
Kilman
Barrett
Crawford
Jones
Robinson
Peru
Barratt
OjJonen
Callahan
Hickman
Davis
Q'Leary
Dundon
Kilian
Mullint
Killian
Chicago
Crawfort
McFarland
Tannehil
Priehort
Beass
Killan
Fatternon
Tannehill
Isbell
Dwyer
Foundry Defeats Gurley to Tie for Second in Sunday League
The last Sun day school League game on Mount Pleasant grounds saw Foundry defeat Gurley 5 to 4 to tie for second place with the Guntons. Pitcher Welther starred for Foundry while Gurley made three errors. The contest featured timely hits and a tight defensive showing, with possible playoff games soon to resolve the second place spot.
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Foundry
Gurley
Guntons
Mount Pleasant
Foundry-Gurley
Foundrys
Guriey
Welther
Boundry Lads
Gurley Boys
Foundry Rhoab Gurney
Rhoab Kinney
Beall
Hycutter
Haring
Bryan
Xander
Verm'lon
Fulius
Clements
Thomas
Randall
Clear
O'Brien
Tracy
Winkoop
McC’hran
Purcell
Foundry Gurley
Bee
Om Kinney
Raising
Kinney
Bryant
Wyathoop
Clementa
RicCathran
Kinne
Betis
National League Scores and Standings Summary
New York 3 Boston 7 in NL action. Chicago 10 St Louis 5. Pittsburgh 5 Cincinnati 1. Cincinnati 7 Pittsburgh 3. Philadelphia at New York. Pittsburg at Cincinnati. Chicago at St Louis. standings show Bt Louis leading with 84 wins 32 losses and .733, Boston 36-? and others near .361 to .292.
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Boston
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Cisigianati
Brooklyn
Bosto
W. L. Pet. L
Loula
Pitteburg
Sm Brooklve
Cincingati
Pittsburg Split With Cincinnati In Twin Bill
Pittsburg and Cincinnati split a doubleheader in Pittsburg. In game one Pittsburg led early as Robertaille held Cincinnati to one hit until the sixth inning while Walker was tagged for runs amid weak Pittsb urg defense. Cincinnati won game two in a close batting contest with timely hitting. Attendance reported at 4,80. Key figures included Leach, Ritchey, Steinfeldt, Hug ggins, Be a umont, and Kellum. Time of games about two hours.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Robertailie
Walker
Plitsbury
RHGAE
Rhoae Leach
Kelley
Beaumont
Seymour
Ritchey
Sebring
Woener
Odwell
Br'sfield
Steinfeldt
McC'm'k
Corcoran
L Smith
Hugsins
Phelps
Schley A
Robertable
Fittsbure
Huggins
Bransheld
Beauont
Bransfeld
Schlel
Fliat
Robertaille
Mr. Johnstone
Rhoae Cincinnati
Leach
Wagner
Odwell If
Br'sfielé
McO'm'k
Carcoran
L. Smith
Archer
Peitz
Philipps
Helhum
Kroger
Kellum
Phillippe
Death by own action ends life of printer in Washington
Coroner ruled Charles L. Crow aged fifty six found dead in his room at 21 Fourth street northwest from gas jets filling the area. He was last seen with Maj McKelvey after midnight Monday. No letters light shed light on life. Crow had recent saloon visit and a stray memorandum noted ten cents for a drink. He lived in Washington all life with a varied career in printing and language work.
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Charles L. Crow
Fourth Street
Nevitt
Crow
Maj. McKelvey
Dyeon
Neevitt
Fourth and
H Streets
Maj McKelvey
Charlie Crow
Washington
Gonzaso College
New York Nationals Take Entire Series Over Boston
New York wins the series 1 0 in 10 innings as Moran belts a two run homer with two on. Howerman McGinnity and Browne deliver consecutive hits in the tenth to seal the victory before a 3167 attendance. Boston errors and timely hits by New York fuel the rally.
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New York
New York Nationals
Boston
Moran
Howerman
McGinnity
Browne
Rhoabe
Rhoar Bresnahan
Geler
Browhe
Tenney
McGann
Mertes
Cooley
Dablen
Delehanty
Dunn
Gilbert
Ganwell
Bowerman
Needham
Isher
Kesnahan
Leiehanty
Bresrahan
Dahlen
Dras
Nahan
Gutert
Fisher
Hy McGinnity
Dy Fisher
wall—Needham
Grothe Proved Erratic In Eight Run Chicago Victory
Chicago routed St Louis 9 2, Grothe pitching erratic after eight run lead. Weimer and McFarland dominated, Bralin and Tinker homer opportunities noted. Attendance 2,600 as Zimmer presided over a 1 hour 49 minute game.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Grothe
Norfolk In Lead In Eastern Virginia Championship Series
Norfolk leads the five game amateur championship series against Suffolk after splitting the first two games. Morning matchup ended Suffolk 2 Norfolk 8 with batteries Charters Tucker Watters Jones. Afternoon game Suffolk 7 Norfolk 4 with Charters Revelle Tucker Armstrong and Jones pitching.
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Suffolk
Eastern Virginia
Washington Post
Norfolk
North Carolina
Rhe
Charters
Tucker
Watters
Jones
R,hl
Aereieegree
Gatteries
Revelle
Armstrong and Jones
Amateur baseball notes and upcoming matches in Washington
The Washington Boys' Club invites Postal Telegraph Operator Club and other strong amateur teams in the District before their September 17 trip to Manassas. Bloomingdale beat Greenwich Athletic Club 9–2 and Quincy Star 12–2. Stewart shone with ten base stealers caught, Grady pitched for Greenwich with mixed success. Dumbarton vs Commissioners at Georgetown Field today at 5. Mount Washington game planned for Saturday in Baltimore. Fourth Presbyterian and Dumbarton arranging a two-game series early next week. Also a note on Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a remedy for piles.
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Washington Boys' Club
Postal Telegraph Operator
Dstrict
Manassas
Caph
Keans
Olive Avenue
Bloomingdaes
Greenwich Athletic
Quincy Stara
Stewart
Grady
Greenwich
Dumbarton
Georgetown
Gurney
Baltimore
Mount Washington
Fourth Presbyterian
Close Tennis Matches At Tri State Tourney
Cincinnati on September 6 reports tight play in day three of the tri state tennis tournament. Highlighted by Robert Leroy of New York defeating Nat Emerson of Cincinnati in the semi final 9-7 6-4 while Winona Closterman of Cincinnati defeated Miriam Steever of Chicago 6-3 6-3. Other results include Mark Mitchell beating Albert Gore 7-5 4-? and Ernest Diehl defeating James Kidney 7-5 7-5 in early rounds with several doubles and mixed doubles matches listed. The event features players from New York Boston Pittsburgh Chicago and local Cincinnati competitors competing in singles doubles and mixed divisions.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Robert Leroy
New York
Nat Emerson
Leroy
Emerson
Winona Closterman
Miriam Steever
Chicago
Mark Mitchell
Albert Gore
Ernest Diehl
James Kidney
T. Stephens
Pittsburg
W. A Fleet
Arthur Snow
Mr. T. Ackerland
Beals ‘Wright
Boston
H. Russell
Trux Emerson
H. W. Leonard
T. W. Stephens
Wright
E. M Leonard
Walter Koeler
Carl Schmidhapp
E. F. P. Garrison
Carl Little
Evang Hodge
J. T. Hodge
Garrison
Little
S Smith
Mies
von Steinwehr
Bwana Hodge
Marion Hunt
T. J. Rowe
Slee Kellogg
T. Hodge
Misa Murdoch
Dunlap
Miss Thoriason
George Blanchard
Mise Smith
A. Snow
Miss Parker
Hugh Gates
Miss Steever
Ming Marjorie ‘Dodd
Mien Luleu Belden
Marlon Hont
Dorothy Kellogs
Wher Eaytne Parker
Wisa Vivian Harcourt
Mids
Wilgone
Crowatoa Sak Mite Attetirg
Steerer
Right Kind of Clothing for Fall at Our Store
Nothing but pure wool fabrics in every piece for men and boys. Dressy topcoats in new fall styles with broad shoulders dark shades and varied lengths priced from 10 to 30 dollars. Rain coats offering two coats in one for street wear and rain, shown in the new fall display. A funeral arrangement note mentions Coroner Nevigitt weighing death by own action and the man’s financial condition and evidence of stop cocks being turned to full.
Handiboe Again Released in Police Court Clash
Policeman Jeremiah C Broderick of the Ninth precinct again acted as complainant against Arthur Jo Handiboe in United States tranch of the Police Court. Handiboe accused Broderick of harassing a young lady, a fight followed, Handiboe was arrested for assault, the case was dismissed, and Broderick then sought a disorderly conduct charge which Judge O Neal promptly dismissed.
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Broderick
Jeremiah C Broderick
Ninth Precinct
Arthur Jo Handiboe
United States
Handiboe
Neal
Certificate of death by own action reported in Iowa Circle
A certificate of death by self destruction was issued yesterday by Coroner Nevitt for John H Brown of 1 Iowa Circle who shot himself Monday at 7 pm. Brown, 35, formerly a Navy Department clerk for seven years, was a Minneapolis native with a real estate dealer father notified. A friend, A Merrett, took charge of the beds. Robert Roundtree, claiming New York residence, fined $50 by Judge O’Neal for carrying a revolver.
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Nevitt
John H Brown
Iowa Circle
Brown
Navy Department
Minneapolis
Minn
Merrett
Robert Roundtree
New York
Manassas
Jurge O'Neal
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