Amateur Championship Opens With Storied Field At Brookline
Golfers begin a weeklong U S Amateur at Brookline Country Club Massachusetts as a strong field of entrants from Massachusetts New York Chicago and Canada compete in medal and match play for the Blavernegar cup. Western players like Egan Gardiner Evans and Byers are favored, with East rivals Travis Travers and Herreshoff among notable foes.
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Brookline
Mass
United States Golf Association
Retel
Custady
Patert & Gardner
Chicago
Ucld
Aso
Walter J. Travis
Radingaily
H. Chaniic
Cham WN
Massachusetts
New York
Todt
Verniere &Hode Teand
New Stampshire
Connerbat
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Weashington
Canada
Vll
Tril’ I Huis
S.r Os
Ind Riley He Hah
Vrai Forest
al Cop
Jerome D Travers
Montclair
Garden City
Atlantic Seaboard
Wheaton
Sinoty
Ani
H. Chandler Egan
Robert Gardiner
Charles Evans, Jr
Hazenatar
Iseshi
Albert Sackel
Paul Hunter
Warren K. Wood
Te “Ned’’ Sawyer
Evans
Jerome D. Travers
Fred Herreshof
Bkwanok Country Club
Manchester-in the-Mountains
Max Behr
Qerreshof
Behr
ORGANIZE MOTORBOAT CLUB AT NORTH CHESAPEAKE BEACH
A Washingtonian motorboat club formed at North Chesapeake Beach Md plans a clubhouse harbor and annual racing and trips. Officers include Commodore Damon Binkert and Vice Commodore W E Pairo with a secretary treasurer T E Mansay. A committee will draft by laws and constitution.
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North Chesapeake Beach
Damon Binkert
W. BE. Pairo
T. E. Mansay
Daniel T. Birtwell
John Shaw
C. J. Meas
Montreal Racing Entries Feature Diverse Five Furlong Races
Montreal listings show Race One at five furlongs with Ganogue Spin Teickenham and Never Again plus Altanaha, Rosbuck Wrap Lee May Royal Lodge and Quicksilver. Second race covers selling one mile with Bomithilaa and 12 others headed by Responseful. Third race spans six furlongs featuring Big Stick An avr Ray Love Tie and Star Bottle among contenders. Fourth race seven furlongs includes Mexcana Fort Johnson Pretend Black Mate and Field Mouse. Fifth Steeplechase about two miles lists Magellan Brendan Osage Oskhurst and Nick O Time. Sixth five and a half furlongs includes Picolale Cismont Rye Straw and Sandall. Seventh race is one mile eight with My and John Reardon The Golden Battery Lexington Ledy Nethermost and Granta Live Wire.
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Montreal
Ganogue
Teickenham
Altanaha
Rosbuck
Wrap
Lee May
Royal Lodge
Huetago
Shot
Buy Thorn
Chertah
Laemeton
Bomithilaa
Matines
Madeling
Marigot
Bang
Prince
Jimmy Fans
Thomond
Picolalé
Cismont
Rye Straw
Sandall
Edda
Whin
Contrariwice
Mightfall
Meridian
Horizon
Semprolus
Elling
Play Ball Opens Open Series For Columbia and Philadelphia
Baseball opens this afternoon with Columbia 101 facing Philadelphia in a best type team contest to decide national standings. Umpires call at 3 o clock as East vs East and West vs West begin a week of single games and two Western winners meet two Eastern winners before Saturday s final East vs West showdown and field day program.
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Uncle Sam
Columbia
Philadelphia
Denver
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Boston
New York
Washingiton
Washington
Pittsburgh
Cig
Wood
Ban
Ellett
Krause
Willhide
Suess
Shields
Thornberg
Weaver
J. Byrne
Huppi
Kiefer
P. Tynan
Lang
Palmer
Southwick
Walton
Augustine
Washington and Athletics to renew battle at Shibe Park
Washington faces the Athletics at Shibe Park with Cy Morgan set to pitch for the Senators after rest. McAleer undecided among Reisling, Walker, and Groom for Monday. manager will choose based on up-to-date form. Also notes upcoming collegiate golf and bowling events with regional competition slated.
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McAleer
Morgan
Washington
Philadelphia
Athletics
Botray
Shibe Park
Cy Morgan
Senators
Mack
Tojalsht
Reisling
Walker
Groom
Wrap Spin Shot and a Parade of Names
A list of horses or entries named in a racing or show event includes Venets Sirome, Lady Esther, Nightfall, Hitchcock entry, Our Nugget Flying Squirrel, The Monk, and Loyal Maid among numerous riders and handlers such as John Ditton, Jimmie Lane, Prince Cannon, and Chief Hayes.
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Sirome
Lady Esther
Big Atick
Love Tip
Elfin Beau
Vanien
Guy Fisher
Fort Johnson
John Ditton
Jimmie Lane
Prince Cannon
Nightfall
Hitchcock
Liva Wire
Perry Johnson
Question Mark
Toronto
Mutt
Isabel Casse
Supple Carroll
Our Nugget Flying Squirrel
John Garner
Teddy Bear
Merry Gitt
the Monk
C. W. Burt
Pleasing
Dona H. Roseboro
Hurter
Lucretia
Amy
Royal Oak
Ching Hare
Chief Hayes
Marie Rue
Nationals Margin Over Cleveland Narrow in Standings
The article notes the Nationals and Cleveland Browns, detailing a slim margin that affects fifth place. It describes two games won by the Nationals adversary and the Nationals idling, with margins calculated to four points to compare the teams.
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Naps
Browns
Nationals
Lajoie Passes Cobb In Week As Snodgrass Falters
Larry Lajoie overtook Tytus Cobb this past week by steady hitting while Cobb struggled with eye trouble. Snodgrass slid eight points and Speaker seven as Wagner gained eight, but the trio cannot challenge for the lead. Lajoie aims to play every inning of every Naps game this season, seeking a record akin to his 1908 near pennant run. He shifted from first to second base this season and has manned the keystone throughout.
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White
Gardiner W. White
Oakland
Jas
Massachusetts
Gulf
P. W. Whittemore
J. G. Anderson
Algo
C. W. Fownes, Jr
Eben NM. Byers
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania State Golf Association
Byers
Englewod
Hite
Isage
Larry Lajoie
Tytus Cobb
Tiger
Nap
Detroit
Snodgrass
Speaker
Wagner
Lajoie
Naps
Cleveland
Larry
Stovall
Keystone
Minor league baseball results and James R. Keene critical
Eastern League games were played in Newark and Jersey City with Baltimore beating Newark and Providence down Jersey City. In the New York State League Wilkes-Barre beat Troy while Syracuse defeated Binghamton. American Association results saw Louisville and Toledo split a doubleheader in Louisville and Columbus beating Indianapolis in two games. Milwaukee hosted Minneapolis and Chicago’s Kanes City games showed close scores. James R. Keene, famed turfman, remains critically ill in Lexington, with no change in condition for two days despite doctors stating he is as well as could be expected.
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American Association
Louisaville
Toledo
Louisville
Columbus
Dianapolis
Indianapolis
Columbua
Milwaukee
Aneapolis
Minneapolis
Millwaukee
Kanes City
St. Paul
Kangan City
Kansan City
James R. Keene
Weahington
Lexington
James BR. Keene
Thirty Leading Money-Winning Turf Owners This Season
The list ranks the top 30 money-earning turf owners as of now, led by Samuel C. Hildreth who trails last year’s total by about 12,427 dollars. James R. Keene sits second, with R T Wilson Jr third, followed by R F Carman and August Belmont. The article compares current earnings to those in 1909 and notes other circuits like Canadian, Kentucky, Pimlico, and winter tracks contributing to potential gains.
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Samuel C
Hildreth
Kentucky
Pimlico
James FR. Keene
R. T. Wilson, Jr
R. F. Carman
August Belmont
Naps Win Twin Bill With Tight Openers
Cleveland beat St Louis 3 0 in game one and 7 0 in game two as they narrowed the gap for fifth place in the standings. Two long games featured late threats and solid defense with Stovall, Graney, Lajoie, and Birmingham hot for Cleveland while St. Louis relied on Hartzell Easterly and Krupp to spark their attack. Umpire Evans presided over both affairs, with times around one hour forty and one hour fifty seven minutes.
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St. Louis
Cleveland
Nationals
St. Louie
At. Louis
Newnam
Stons
Lafolé
Knaupp
Stovall
Turker
Corridon
Birmingham
Bélle
Malloy
Mitchell
Pales
Mitchall
Laule
Mr. Evans
St Lous
Trudith
Graney
O Turner
Olajos
Ubaasterly
Birmham
O Knaupy
Ort Newnam
McDonald
Stephens
Lund
Lake
Pes
Keentney
Louis
Rune—Truesdale
Stone
Greney
Lajoie
Banterly
Koester
Mr Evans
Cleveland St. Louis Race Noted in Chicago Circulation
A fragment from a Chicago newspaper references a Cleveland St. Louis race and related notes, indicating coverage of a regional event or flight path with unclear specifics and partial wording.
Tigers Blank White Sox In Detroit Victory
Detroit defeated Chicago 2 to 0 as Mullin spun a two hitter set by Olmstead and Chicago errors helped Detroit to a first inning burst. D Jones drew a base on balls, McIntyre’s scratch hit and Crawford’s triple produced runs. Rowe D Jones and McIntyre starred for Detroit in a tight game that lasted 1 hour and 40 minutes.
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Chicago
D. Jones
McIntyre
Crawford
Detroit
Olmstead
Mullin
D.jones
O'Leary
Zotder
Lord
Melpan
Moriarty
Collin Dush
T Jones
Schmidt
Dougherty
French
Rowe
Mcintyré
Heiner
Chouinard
Collins
Zelder
Baeels
Basie
Maltin
Ginestead
Mesira, Wan
Sherifan
Cardinals Defeat Reds in Free-Hitting Cincinnati Game
St Louis beat Cincinnati 8 to 6 in a free hitting contest at Cincinnati. Gaspar pitched for St Louis, with Golden and Hermon also seeing action. offense featured multiple players including Mowrey Konetchy Lobert and Hoblitzell. The Reds lineup saw key contributions from Mowrey Konetchy Abbott and Lobert, as the game extended over two hours and three minutes.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
St- Louis
Gagpar
St. Louis
Gaspar
Golden
Clarkes
Good Hermon
Olpotht
Bilis
Mowrey
Konetchy
Abbott
Heuver
Oekes
Bescher
Miller
Hoblitzell
Mitchell
Lobert
Ells
Hion
Konetehy
Beacher
Milsr
Grspar
Mesers
Johnstone
Eason
Chicago Regains Lead With 5 2 Victory Over Pirates
Chicago opens a ten and a half game lead in the National League by defeating Pittsburgh 5 to 2 before a large crowd. Evers and Schulte productive, Camnitz faulted by wildness, and timely hitting aided the home club. Packaged box score notes and play-by-play details accompany the Chicago win at home.
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Chicago
Pittsburg
Cole
Camnitz
Hoae Evers
Brrne
Sheckard
Crampbell
Hotton
OlCinrka
Hteingeldt
Wagner
Tim’man
Milier
Tinker
Hyatt
Chance
Wilson
Archer
Ol Gibson
Gohule
King
McKechnie
Schulte
Campbell
Tyro-basonite
Evera
Clarke
Wit—Shockard
Evers
Len
Oit Cole
Gamnits
Camaits Tivers
Camnits
Rigbey and
Emsiie
Gaee
Donovan’s Pitching Record: A Hard One to Beat
The article notes Bill Donovan of Detroit set a landmark pitching record in 1907. It highlights Chief Bender’s near-match with 22 wins and 5 losses, Wild Bill’s 25 victories with 4 defeats, and King Cole’s 18 wins 3 losses as others with chances to surpass Donovan’s early season mark, all within the American League context.
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Asaf
Whd
Bill Donovan
Detroit
Chief Bander
Tiger
Donovan
Tigers
Wild Bit
Bender
Athletica
King Cole
Cuba
Jiggs Donohue Quits Game Buys Bowling Alley in Hot Springs
Jiggs Donohue former White Sox and Nationals first baseman has bought a bowling alley and athletic resort in Hot Springs Arkansas. He says he has given up playing baseball but would seek a minor league franchise if opportunities arise and might pursue a Southern League manager spot if Little Rock is reinstated.
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National
Hot Springs
Ark
Jiggs Donohhue
White Sox
Nationals
Donohue
Jiggs
Little Rock
Arkansas Capital
Pugilist Plans and Prospects Across Oceans
A loaded look at international boxing moves with Hugh McIntosh promoting stars from Australia to London and Australia, Burns Langford and Johnson battles eyed. Burns, Langford, and Johnson loom as a potential Burns win could trigger a Johnson title shot abroad while Wells rises as a British heavyweight prospect.
Pugilism notes on weight class shifts and revival bids
The piece discusses De Forest raising Pat Moore from bantam to featherweight as he grows and eyes lighter competition. It notes Moore’s challenge to Wolgast and a 126 pound bout with Driscoll as plausible. It also mocks war-time pugilistic humor with Tom Sharkey and Kid Herman planning comebacks amid lingering nostalgia for great days.
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de Forest
Pat
Moore
A& Young
Wolgast
Driscoll
Tom Sharkey
Kid Herman
Sharkey
Johnson
Emporium
Fourteenth Street
New York
P&ss
Lucre
Nevada
Herman
Itm
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Nobby Fall Fabrics
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