Gardner and Smith Lead Myopia Open Day One Scores
Stewart Gardner and Alec Smith, associates of Garden City and Nassau clubs, top the field with 166 totals at the Myopia Hunt Club open championship. Arthur Smith, Alec Campbell, and Gilbert Nichols card 158 to join a cluster near the top. Lloyd and Barrett among 161s as conditions favor solid play but greens prove challenging. Remaining 36 holes scheduled for tomorrow.
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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 Fight Set for Tomorrow Night
Baltimore dispatch reports preparations complete for a fifteen round boxing match tomorrow at Germania Miennerchor Hall between Harry Lewis of Philadelphia and Kid Sullivan of Washington before the Eureka Athletic and Social Club. Lewis arrives confident of victory while Sullivan, from Washington, trains in prime form with local 110-pounders in preliminaries. Articles reveal incorporation of the Washington Cannon 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
Tigers Shut Down Nationals In Close Detroit Rally
Detroit defeats Washington 5 to 1 as Rothgeb and Cobb falter in outfield. Mullin labors on the mound with limited support while Detroit capitalizes on two costly Nationals errors. Rothgeb's first full game for Washington struggles despite some sharp plays. Cobb misplays sun-led flies as Detroit seizes a three-run edge in the seventh.
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Detroit
Washington
Cobb
Huelsman
Rothgeb
Baltimore
Anderson
Andy
Stahl
Mullin
Nationals
Nill
Hughes
Tiger
Jones
Crawford
O'Leary
Coughlin
Charley
Cassidy
Schaefer
Wahoo Sam
Germany
Huelaman
Heyden
McIntyre
Tigers
Lindsay
McIn Tyre
Eubank
Warner
Lowe
Hickman
Donovan
Navy Yard
Tigers Triumph in Batting Drill Amid Fielding Quirks
Players like Cobb, Disch, Eubank, and Cicotte fielded and batted amid sun glare and fast grass. Jones made a fine center field catch, while Mullin’s thumb was hurt by a drive off Nill. Quirk treated injuries, and Stahl briefly sprained his foot. Kit is set for Albion life, and Uncle Nick recalled 3000 games watched.
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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 Over New York
Chicago takes both ends of a doubleheader from New York in Chicago 6 0 0 0 0 0 and 2 0 2 0 0 0 0. Timely hits and power featured. attendance 6,000. Game details include runs, hits, and key players like Green, Yeager, Callahan, Donahue, and Chesbro in a two-game summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
War Triumphs Over Navy In Departmental League Battle
In a surprising result the War team defeated Navy 6 to 4. Finegan pitched masterfully for the War, with Patterson catching well and Mahoney delivering strong support. Navy pitcher Bryan struggled, Gilb and Shaw collided while chasing a high fly, and Pierce substituted. Official score lists War with 6 runs on 11 hits and Navy with 4 on 12 hits. First base on balls favor War, with several errors noted and Finegan earning the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 Rout Washington Boys Club In Blowout
Epiphany Chapel routed the Washington Boys' Club 10 to 0 as Hanvey struck out ten in five innings. Gallagher doubled and tripled for Epiphany, while Wilholt pitched for the Boys' Club, which was never competitive from the start. Epiphany Chapel now has forty two wins with three losses and has challenged Gunton Temple to a series, though Gunton Temple disbanded for the season.
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Epiphany Chapel
Washington Boys’ Club
Wilholt
St. Paul
Epiphany
Hanvey
B. Gallagher
Gunton-Temple
Wash
Ek Chambers
Harris
Gallagher
O Keane
A. Rogers
Meinsyre
Horsey
Q Witholt
Hogera
D Kimball
Robinson
OL F Losedriver
Bchultze
Gordon
Medeni’a
Totalphany Chapel
Brian Boys' S
Chambers
McIntyre
Wilhoit
Balla
Mesra
Plyan
Lanbem
St Louis Triumphs In Poorly Played Game 5 3
Boston and St Louis collided in a miscued contest with St Louis winning 5 to 3. Attendance 3,375. Key moments include two base hits by Gibson and Parent and misplays by Boston. Umpire Johnstone officiated. game time 1 hour 48 minutes. Cumberland game notes cite Vought error and Maddox and McConnell being hit freely.
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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
Split Even At Pittsburg As Phillies Rally
In Pittsburg Pa Sept 21 good pitching by Pittsburg defeated by Philadelphia. First game saw Pittsburg hold the lead until late as Philadelphia tied and won 4 to 3. Second game featured strong hitting by Thomas and Magee as Philadelphia won 9 to 0 to complete a split. Attendance about 5600.
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Pittsburg
Pittinger
Brady
Thomas
Magee
Ahoar Philede’la
Rhoae Ganley
O Clymer
Gleason
Leach
Courtney
Dooliny
Peltz, Co
Doom
C. Philipps
Pillinger
Flaherty
Pillsburg
Philadelphia
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
Grand Circuit Races Open with Fast 2:04 Show Pace
Columbus Ohio September races feature eighteen heats at 2:08 pace averages with Wentworth winning the 2:06 trot in 2 04 1 2 paving the year’s fastest time. George G. led heat one before breaking. Wentworth edged Dr Strong the favorite. Citation and Peruna split early races while Mainland and Del Norte posted 2:01 4 records in 2:42 trot. The card lists Hoofbeaters Albert G Evelyn Bird Borcavelle Jim Fenton Harry J Coram Direct Bell Sligo Italia and Queer Knight among notable runners with Time near 2:10.
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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 Scores Highlight Tight Eastern League Race
Eastern League results from Providence and Jersey City show Buffalo and Rochester split wins. NewarkMontreal and Jersey CityMontreal games at Newark feature close scores amid a three-way tie for first as the season nears its close. Southern League fixtures include Atlanta Nashville Shreveport and MontgomeryMemphis results.
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Providence
Buffalo
Jersey City
Rochester
Newark
Montreal
Faltimore
Atlanta
Ligle Rock
Nashville
Shreveport
Montgomery
Memphia
Bequest Board in Siebeling Will Draws Contest
Philadelphia settles probate today as Herman Siebeling's will leaves 350,000 to Philadelphia Lodge No 2 BP O Ellis and 50,000 to Hiks, the largest fraternal gift in city history. Relatives file caveat while contesting any will not offered by them. He also leaves 1,000 to Elks National Home at Bedford Virginia, 1,000 to Masonic Home Philadelphia, and 1,000 to Home for Aged Veterans and their wives in Philadelphia.
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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 In Belleville Carnival Injures Three
In Belleville Newfoundland September 21 a band stand collapsed at a carnival street fair injuring three seriously and about 200 others. The seriously hurt include Mrs Michael Damwrich Frank Dietz and Miss Berths Schrieber. Victims were pulled from under timber after the crowd surged for a loop the loop act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belleville
Michael Damwrich
Frank Dietz
Berths Schrieber
Merry Lark Upsets Hindoo Stakes at Gravesend Novel Run
New York racing notes reveal Merry Lark won the Hindoo Stakes at Gravesend leading Cairngorm by two lengths with Chrysolite far behind. Five favorites finished in front as heavy track conditions paused pace. Cairngorm top weight 126 pounds led early before Merry Lark surged to victory.
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Talent
Cairngorm
Merry Lark
Chrysolite
Jecond
Resulta
New York
Gravesend
Chryselite
Davis
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 captured the Louisville Hotel Handicap a seven furlong feature. Bets on the day saw only one favorite win with Rosini taking first in the opening race and Moonet winning the six furlong second race. Weather clear track good. Time details and other runners listed for each of six races.
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Louisville
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
Maggie Leeber
Avro Revolver
Clyde
Echoace
Black Fox
Emjoy
J. P Mayberry
Delagoa Alao
Nifu
C. Mortis
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
Firetrace
Jessie Clark
Frank Green
John Lescalle
Florence May
Nona W
Lady Lelatre
Whippoorwill
Jon Tail
Bonar
Frank bin
Eneda
Petr Blue
Chief Milliken
Flor
Caroline W
Iva Jean
Vic Kinney
Mac Lynch
Charge
Lanf
Zinde
Knowledge
Agnes Virginia
Covina
Erla Lee
Bowling Bridge
Maceuna
Royal Legend
Mint Smash
Lida Vivian
Alinda
Nevermore
Mint Bed
Delusion
Blue Gram Girl
Little Ekin
Captain Bob
Frank Mc
Eecliptic
Fairview
Columb
Watchful
Belvere
Kingsmera
Mint Boy
Calabash
Dick Brown
Leren
Theo Case
Mingita
Antare
Hogan
Misa Kannle L
Bannock Belle
Old Mike
Racing Entries and a Tragic Cave-In Near Traverse City
Gravesend race card lists six furlong and mile events with numerous horses and odds, including Hurleigh 129 and Nannie Hodge 117 in the first race. Weather is clear and track fast. A cave-in on a Michigan farm smothers two children, Violet Bresthaupt, eleven, and Harry, nine, who were digging a playhouse. their bodies were found after the collapse.
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Gravesend
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
Hamilcar
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
Epee
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Liege
Belgium
Senate
West
Automobile Service
Panorama
5Th Street
Ohio Avenue
Washington Electric Vehicle Transportation Co
Columbia
Earis Te Baginn
Goldheim
S. Goldheim & Sons
Walfords
Sporting Aud Athletic Goods
I. Haas & CU
Abner-Drury Brewing Co
LE and Porter
Hye
Smith's DreamAte
Elias Raff Liquor Co
7Th St. S
Sunday Post
Smith and Gardner
Boxer
Washington Canoe Club Incorporated
Rothger
St. Louia
Pha
L. Pot
Endadelphia
Beaton
Louisa
Dr. King
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Sbell
Keeler
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Yeager
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Dougherty
Green
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Ef. O Sullivan
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White
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Tome Tun—Sullivan
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Eiberfeld
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Chestie
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Keeter
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Fultz
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McFarland
Elverfeld
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W.L Pett . L. Pet. Agriculture
Justica
Return
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Parker, Bridget & Co
Penna. Ave
National League
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
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Ghicnga
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Wate
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Lass
Eles
Hood
Arlington Brewing CO
Rosalyn
Oasville
N. W. Beseman Bro
Thryumas
H. B. Fletcher
Butte
Mont
Newbro
Herpicide Co
Edward Stevens
Sth St
Pa. Ave
Phillip G. Affleck
Effer
Douggists
QHE Tarrant CO
Hudson Street
N. Y
Cook Remedy CO
TYG Malowe Temple
U.S
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Twelfth Street
Shade
Fisk Elgin
BE. M. Mitchell
T. Baldus
Fats
Dundaye Reese Hahr
Cele
Orgeets Ory Sain Meneame
White Dove
Meyer Fale
Seatroy
Cannes
Peoples Pharmacy
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