Myopia Open Golf Championship Opens With Tight Scores
Stewart Gardner and Alec Smith lead the field at Myopia Hunt Club with 166 each in day one of the U S Open, as strong scores from veterans and rising stars keep the competition tight. Gardner and Smith posted 78 each in the two rounds, while Lloyd equaled 75 in a day of brisk conditions and refined putting.
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Hamilton
Mass
Stewart Gardner
Alec Smith
Long Island
Garden City
Nassau
Feld
Myopia Hunt Club
United States
Arthur Smith
Columbus
Ohio
Alec Campbell
Brookline
Gilbert Nichols
Denver
Willie Anderson
Walter J. Travis
Chammman
Joe Lloyd
P. F. Barrett
Boston
Ted
Gardner
Smith
Lloyd
Waule
Sullivan and Lewis Box Tonight in Baltimore
Baltimore today reports that tomorrow night’s fifteen round bout at Germania Miennerchor Bah pits Harry Lewis of Philadelphia against Kid Sullivan of Washington before Eureka Athletic and Social Club. Lewis, who arrived yesterday, seeks to avenge a prior six round decision. Sullivan, training in prime form, expects victory with local undercard bouts including Young Spike Sullivan against a 110-pound local. Articles of incorporation filed for Washington Cannone Club by Willard Fracker Carl Stodder and Lawrence Eberbich.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
Harry Lewis
Philadelphia
Kid'" Sullvvan
Washington
Germania Miennerchor Bah
Eureka Athletic and Social Club
Sullivan
Lewis
Spike Sullivan
Washington Cannoe Club
Willard Fracker
Carl Stodder
Lawrence Eberbich
Det Tigers Bow Nationals In Rough Fielding Display
Detroit defeats Washington 5 to 1 as Rothgeb falters in right field and Mullin suffers a damaged thumb. Two costly errors spur Detroit’s scoring. Jones and Crawford pace the Tigers with timely hits while Rothgeb struggles in his first full Nationals game.
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Rothgeb
Anderson
Detroit
Washington
Cobb
Huelsman
Baltimore
Andy
Stahl
Mullin
Nationals
Nill
Hughes
Tiger
Jones
Crawford
O'Leary
Coughlin
Charley
Cassidy
Tigers Beat Crew in Wild Exhibition Pitched by Kitson
A chaotic Detroit game featured pitcher Kitson in a rough showing as Leary Warner and Mal struggled with injuries. Cobb and Eubank led the Tigers with strong plays while Jones, Coughlin, and Lowe had notable moments. Manager Armour praised blue uniforms and Uncle Nick Young observed. Kitson hints this may be his last season amid farm life plans in Albion.
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Leary
Idnes
Warner
Malin
Kitson
Mr. Hurst
Cobb
Rothgeb
Tate
Heyden
Jones
Tigers
Disch
Eubank
Cicotte
McIntyre
Hueleman
Germany Schaefer
Lowe
Hunter Hill
Ers
Kitwan
Coughlin
Cassidy
Nill
Mullin
Quirk
Jack Warner
Billi Donovan
Armour
Cleveland
Detroit
Jake Stahl
Jimmy Wiges
Falkenberg
Jimmy
Stahl
Bill
Nick Young
Nick
Frank Kitson
Albion
Mich
Bill Coughlin
Washington
Mis Ward
Cougain
Chicago Wins Two In Doubleheader With New York
Chicago defeats New York in both games of a Sept 21 doubleheader. Timely hitting and power powered the wins as 6,000 fans watched. Key players include Yeager, Isbell, Donahue, Green, and Fultz, with Chesbro and White on the mound.
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New York
Chicago
Cook Remedy CO
Tyg Malowe Temple
U.S
War Triumphs Over Navy 6 to 4 In Departmental League
In a standout league clash the War team defeated the Navy 6 to 4 as Finegan pitched superbly and Patterson caught well. Navy’s Bryan allowed four runs, while Gelb and Shaw collided in an accident, Pierce replacing Gelb. Mahoney starred behind the plate and Dougherty and McCarron contributed offensively in a tight, hour ten minute game.
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Navy
Olch
Finegan
Patterson
Mahoney
Bryan
Gelb
Shaw
Pierce
Rhoae
War
Gshaw
Hughes
Asquith
Mecarran
Ygelb
Fenwick
St. Glaments
Wiest
Gryen
Demar
Loeffler
McCarron
Stoten
Gryan
Hills
Gryab
Kraft
Mr. Betts
Epiphany Chapel Dominates Washington Boys' Club In Blowout
Epiphany Chapel powered past the Washington Boys' Club 3 0 in a lopsided game. Hanvey struck out ten in five innings and Gallagher added a three base hit as Epiphany Chapel improved to 42 games with three losses. Wil holt pitched for the Boys' Club, but Epiphany outclassed them from the start.
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Epiphany Chapel
Washington Boys’ Club
Wilholt
St. Paul
Epiphany
Hanvey
B. Gallagher
Gunton-Temple
Teea Chambers
Harris
Gallagher
O Keane
A. Rogers
Meinsyre
Horney
Wiiholt
Hogera
D Kimbali
Robinson
Lysehriver
Chambers
McIntyre
Wilhoit
Bajla
Messia
Flynn
Lanbem
St Louis Tops Poorly Played Boston Game 5 to 3
In Boston on September 21 St. Louis won a poorly played game 5 to 3 as the visitors staged timely hits amid Boston misplays. Attendance 3,375. Key plays featured two base hits by Gibson and Parent, and three base hits by Frisk and Spencer. Umpire Johnstone officiated. time 1 hour 48 minutes. In Cumberland, Md, Vought’s error aided Piedmont in a 9-8 loss while Maddox and McConnell were hit hard.
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Philadelphia
Monte Cross
Cleveland
E Phila
Phia
HO AE Bay
Hartsel
T Hoffman
Og Bick
Stovall
Davis
Bredtey
OL. Crous
Ab. Turner
Seybold
Rt. Carr
Murphy
Ress
OM Crous
Wakefield
E Peers
Frank
Rhoader
SS Huelowt
Baars
Hese
Josa
Meveland
Basca Davis
Flick
M Cross
Powers
Plank
Joss
Bay
Carr
bal—Powers
Mr. Connolly
Boston
St. Louis
Louis
Rhoae
Rhoae ' Ae Stone
Rockfield
Frisk
Atollins
Wallace
Goodwin
Jones
Freeman
Gleason
O Rising
Ferris
Armabr'ter
Vansent
Hius
Washington Post
Cumberland
Vought
Piedmont
Maddox
McConnell
Elmo
Pittsburg
Pittinger
Brady
Thomas
Magee
Ahoar Philede’la
Rhoae Ganley
O Clymer
Leach
Courtney
Dooliny
Peltz, Co
Doom
C. Philipps
Pillinger
Flaherty
Pillsburg
Bransfield
Besa
Mages
Brannsfel
Wagner
Hiilebrand
Baes
Phillippe
OM Phillippe
Mesars
O'Day
Kem
Pittsboro
Rhoae Philadel
Olfhomas
Clymer
G/Gleason
Dransfield
OW Lynch
Lynch
Messrs
Kiem
Tirae
Split Even At Pittsburg In Doubleheader
Pittsburgs strong pitching won the first game while Brady’s easy work in the second flipped the result. Both games featured solid play with Thomas and Magee standout in the second game before a crowd of about 5,600.
Grand Circuit Races at Columbus Run Fast Times
Eighteen heats trotted and paced at Columbus track as the Grand Circuit opened with a 2.08 average. Wentworth won the 2:06 trot amid a close finish with Dr Strong and Peruna bold in the 2:08 pace. Geary, Citation, Don Carr and Mainland also posted strong performances with multiple heat records noted.
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Columbus
Ohio
Wentworth
George G
Dr. Strong
Pd. Ltd
Citation
Don Carr
Peruna
Mainland
Albert G
Hallint
Dickerson
Evelyn Bird
B. m
Dwyer
Borcavelle
B. H
Demarest
Jim Fenton
B. G
McDevitt
Harry J
Bl. G
Saunders
Coram Direct
Crist
Bell Sligo
L. Murphy
Bik
Clark
Stein
Thomas
Geary
Jamesy
Ethel Mac
McCarthy
Be Josis
Bo m
de Ryder
Kawin C
Walker
Black Pet
Bik. m
Buntin
Latrle Ginter
Br. G
Garrity
Elmwood
Snyder
Ibis
Sweet Boy
Fleming
Lady Aledt
Kennady
Wilar
Bald Hornet
Jolly
Dia
Maroland
B. B
Axtell
del Norte
Rutherford
Gold Dust Maid
Geers
Morone
Bsk. G
Woody A
E. G
Miller
Morn
Hrinkerhart
Uh. G
Nicko S
Superior
MecCargod
Dr. Strang
D. McDonald
Snyder McGregor
Hogan
Maud Keswick
Keswick
James
Ren Aid
MecBurley
Jane
Goara
Ruey B
Ewing
Alierson
Brady
Rod Wid
Stokes
Lai
Andrews
Winfield Stratton
McGuire
Hieck Hal
Kenyon
Minor League Standings and Results From Eastern and Southern Leagues
Eastern League games in Providence and Jersey City produced tight results with tied leaders as Buffalo, Jersey City, and Newark split outcomes. In Newark Montreal and Montreall had decisive wins while Rochester dropped two. Southern League games featured Atlanta and Nashville wins with Montgomery and Memphia posting scores.
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Providence
Buffalo
Jersey City
Rochester
Newark
Montreal
Faltimore
Atlanta
Ligle Rock
Nashville
Shreveport
Montgomery
Memphia
Bequest to Philadelphia Lodge tops Siebeling will
The will of Herman Siebeling, Philadelphia printer, filed today, leaves 350000 to Philadelphia Lodge No. 2 BP O Ellis and 50000 to Hiks. Relatives file caveat to contest the will. Other bequests include 1000 to Elks National Home in Bedford Virginia 1000 to the Masonic Home Philadelphia and 1000 to the Home for Aged Veterans and their wives.
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Herman, Siebeling
Philadelphia
Herman Siebeling
O. Ellis
Register of Wills
Hiks
Siebeling
Elks' National Home
Bedford
Masonic Home
Home For
Band Stand Collapse Hurts Dozens at NL Carnival
Belleville Newfoundland September 21 Three persons were seriously injured and about 200 others were hurt when a band stand collapsed during a carnival street fair as crowds pressed in to watch a loop the loop act. Victims included Mrs. Michael Damwrich Frank Dietz and Berths Schrieber. Assistants removed those trapped beneath the timber heap as the crowd cleared.
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Belleville
Michael Damwrich
Frank Dietz
Berths Schrieber
Merry Lark Wins Hindoo Stakes at Gravesend
New York Sept 21 Merry Lark captured the Hindoo Stakes about a mile and six furlongs at Gravesend with Cairngorm favorite and Chrysolite fading. Merry Lark ridden by O Neill posted an easy two length victory over Cairngorm with Chrysolite far behind. Five favorites finished in front as track remained heavy.
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Merry Lark
Gravesend
Cairngorm
Chryselite
Davis
Chrysolite
Keator
McIntyre
Lochinvar
Crimmins
Behindian
Oregar
Butcher
Pioneer
Danseuse
Buffice
Platoon
Ranger
Taxer
Blue Coat
Tim Hurst
Jacobite
CW. Davis
Arklirta
Shaw
Ravena
L. Smith
Old Guard
Forhall and
Goldsboro
O'Nell
Catrigorm
W. Davis
W. Knapp
Grenade
B. Smith
The
Southerner
Arsenal
Romanell
Foncasta
Brig
Light Note
Middas
Hildebrand
Lawson
Haviland Wins Louisville Hotel Handicap at Churchill Downs
At Churchill Downs Louisville Ky September 2 Haviland won the Louisville Hotel Handicap seven furlongs the feature of the card. Braden Le Pucelle Maj T J Carson and Fair Finch also ran. Five furlongs Rosini Begonia and Topay Robinson led early with Rosini 96 17 to 1 the winner and Begonia 105 18 to 1 second. Moonet Mayor Johnson The Lexington Leader and Maggie Leeber among others ran in six furlongs. Nifu Yaud and Chief Hayes highlighted the eleven sixteenths of a mile. Poor Tends Onyx H Mr Rowe and others competed in the steeplechase. Rillie Fonsoluca Maia Hanlon and Malediction were notable in the final race.
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Haviland
Churchill Downs
Phil Finch
Rosnini
Begonia
D. Halt
Topay Robinson
W Allen
Betsy Burkle
Fican
Mamie U
Fairy Flush
Soonett
Beatrice K
Attraction
Tsare
Kiss
Field Lark
Moonet
Mayor Johnson
Welc Morris
Lexington Leader
J. McIntyre
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Avro Revolver
Clyde
Echoace
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Emjoy
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Nifu
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Yaud
Thames
Chief Hayes
BE. Morrison
Tima
Brie A Brac
Lieber Alao
Louteville Hotel Handisup
Morris
Braden
Grimm
Bhonale Bue
Taylor
le Pucelle
Maj
T. J. Carson
Fair Finch
McCus
Onyx H
Dupee
Mr. Rowe
McAuliffe
Bluemint
Jim Baseman
Prince Beat
Slowx Chief
Boaptre
Mies Rillie
Fonsoluca
Foy
Maia Hanlon
Rodike
Jzlen
Hobson's Choice
Scotch Thistle
Racing Entries at Gravesend and Mixed Cards
Weather clear as Gravesend lists six furlong and mile races with paid weights, selling and maiden events across six divisions. The feature entries include Hurleigh 129 and Jake Sanders 117 in the first race, Rose of Dawn and Red Friar among others in the fourth, and several mares and two year olds in subsequent legs. In Traverse City, Mich, two children Violet Bresthaupt and Harry smothered in a hillside playhouse cave-in. their bodies located after a day of digging.
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Hurleigh
Nannie Hodge
Jake Sanders
Oxford
John Swaleki
Schulamite
Graceful
Galdamith
Sidney C. Love
Martinisa
Embarrassment
Diamond Flush
Shipahape
Antarite
Monacodor
Acota
High Lite
Sig Ben
Vino
Toote Mook
Blotss
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Topail
Pamela
Remington
Hume
Bragg
Miss Crawford
Voladay
Yorkshire Lad
Sonoma Belle
Red Friar
Sailor Boy
Sea Breeze
Scliing
Rose of Dawn
Gamare
Dr. Spruill
Jet Sam
Rubric
Oro
Auvergne
Uaury
St Ursula
Fanny Delude
Rosaline M
Mandina
Lille
Miss Margo
Globe
Bunter
Hampton Lady
Mije
Lord Badge
Fleur de Marie
Possession
Shewana
Joe Lesser
Flammula
Ocean Tide
Cutter
Lindale
Lord Melbourne
Shenandoah
Novena
Traverse City
Mich
Albert Bresthaupt
Violet
Harry
Penete
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Sth St
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Twelfth Street
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