Chevy Chase Club Announces Fall Golf Tournament Prizes
Secretary George Howard releases the sixteens three day event list for the annual fall tournament open to USGA clubs. October 25 to 37 schedule includes stroke, match play, and handicap cups with prizes for winners and runners-up across Club, Consolation, and Players cups. Entries close the eve before each event. governing rules per USGA and local rules.
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George Howard
Chevy Chase Club
United States Golf Association
Concor
Intion
Home Genetary
Sien
Valuable Prizes Offered at Columbia Golf Club Fall Tourney
The Columbia Golf Club announces its fall tourney on October 18 to 20 at the club’s Brightwood avenue links. Qualifying stroke play, then multiple sixteens in match play determine prizes including club trophies, consolation prizes, and handicapped and gross score awards. Entries from visitors require a home secretary's handicap statement and close the evening before each event.
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Columbia Golf Club
Ben Woodruff
Inks
Brightwood Avenue
Stuand Pricy
Firat
Elateeo
Schlafly Stars as Nationals Blank Browns in Seven
In St Louis the Nationals edged the Browns 1 to 0 after seven scoreless innings. Schlafly opened the eighth with a double, Cross walked, and Hickman wild-ashed a throw to tie the game. Patten pitched seven strong innings, striking out seven, while Rock and Schlafly provided the lone scoring moment in a tight pitchers duel.
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Cross
Rickey
Long John
Warner
Patten
Browns
Rock
Fong
Wallace
Hickman
Charley
Schlafly
Stahl
Petty
Niles
St, Louis
Nites
Rf Jones
Store
Kemp Hill
Orien
Rockonfed
Wasco
Volals
Washington
Sehintly
Jones
Alazer
Anderson
Stonl
C. Patten
Rockenfeld
Wickman
Schlady
Tones
Anerson
Nilea
C Jones
Ganea
Balis
OM Patten
Pelty
Veteran Relieves in First Inning as White Sox Fall to Boston
Chicago in Sept 24 action at Comiskey park saw Tannehill shelled early before Glaze relieved him. McFarland appeared unfit and let a ball through for Boston’s lone fourth inning run as Stahl and Grimshaw sparked a four run frame. Donahue, Dougherty, and Altrock contributed. final score Chicago 1 Boston 4 with Glaze securing relief and Tannehill taking the loss.
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Grimshaw
McFarland
Aldrock
Stahl
White Sox
Hahn
Tannehil
Jones
Davis
Rohe
Hoey
Donohue
Chadbourne
Dougherty
Old
Dundon
Altrock
Left Meadow
Glaze
MeFarland
Donahue
Chicago
RCA
Boston
Hahn, Rity
Farent
Robe
Grimsw
Ich
Chadb's
Morgan, Ab. G
Dough
Wisi
Breemai Sh
Dunndon
Carrigat
Arbruster
Tannehill
Ee Hills
Briston
Condon
Morgan
Grimahaw
Denton
Danohus
Hard Blow for Muggy as New York Falls in Both Ends of Twin Bill
The New Yorks were swept in a Sept 4 doubleheader by the National League leaders Chicago. In game one Chicago won 25 to 8 after a late finish, with key hits from Sheckard and Hoffmann. Game two saw Chicago triumph 10 to 6, aided by McGann and Evers as New York faltered on defense and at the plate.
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New York
New Yorks
Chicago
Rhoate Kilng
Shennonit
Sheckard
d/Browne
Geasler
O/Boymour
Lo Hoffman
Dennin
Steinfeldtib
Bresnahone
OlDeniin
McGona
Dation
Brown
Streng
Lundgren
Eatie
Evera
Dahlen
Moran
Errom
Balis
OM Wiltee
Brows
Londeren
Crown
Hte
Braes
Doubla Paya
Deviin
Strang
MuGann
Evers
Hoffmai
Manags
Carpenter
Kiem
Chiconza Rhot
Roar Kling
Shannon
Sheckird
Browne
Gersier
Donlin
Hofman
Steintedt
Cinker
Devlin
McGann
Mora
Gilbert
Mathewnon
Kiing
Sheekard
Dablon
Gensler
Tinkarg
Byers
Shannen
Hase
OM Heulbach
Mathewson
Reulbach
NcGann
Devitn
Tinker
Bvern
Washington Post
Detroit
Mich
Clare ‘E
Kimich
Highlanders
Tigers
Tigers Triumph Over Highlanders In 7-4 Victory
Detroit shocks New York with a strong offensive showing as McIntyre hits a three-base single driving in three runs and Crawford belts a triple. Cobb and Chesbro also contribute power as Detroit seizes control in the seventh inning to take a 7-4 win.
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McIntyre
Triple
Crawford
Cobb
Chesbro
Beach
Knights to Contest Tilting Championship at Great Falls
A tilting tournament for the championship of the District of Columbia Maryland and Virginia is set as part of a celebration marking the completion of the Great Falls and Old Dominion Railroad. The event will take place at Great Falls on Theday afternoon with BE W Follin directing the tournaments. Other athletic games and carnivals are planned. The organizing committee includes Frank Lyon Jt Walton Moore DS Mannchall Walter Weaver S Donohoe and R Gordon Finney.
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District of Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
Great Falls
Old Dominion
BE. W. Follin
Florida Avenue
Tommy McCarthy Named Manager of Boston Americans
George Mungon, secretary of the old Browns, says Tommy McCarthy will manage the Boston Americans next season. Munson confirms knowledge of the matter and states McCarthy has already been signed by Ban Johnson.
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Washington Post
St. Louis
George Mungon
Old Browns
Tommy McCarthy
Little Mack
Boston Americans
Munson
McCarthy
Ban Johnson
Baseball score and events from a long game
Play details show Lush and Duggleby exchanging hits with Ew ing Mason Bates and Ewing strong on defense. Lush allows four innings of hits while Dug p ieby battles through five. Wild pitch passed ball charged to Doom. Umpire Mr O Day. Time of game seven hours ten minutes.
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Duggleby
Ewug
Mason
Bates
Balle
Ewing
Minga
Dugpieby
Pirates Take Two as Errors Doomed Boston in Opener
The Pittsburg Pirates won 8 to 6 and 6 to 0 against the Boston club in a twin bill. Errors and light hitting sparked the first game loss for Boston, while Pittsburg benefited from patient at bats and timely hits. The second game ended early after seven innings by agreement, with Philippe effective for Pittsburg and Young hit by pitches in Boston’s lineup.
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Philippe
Fitsburg
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Ganley
Tenney
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Oat Nealon
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Bitchey
Gameron
Phelps
Drown
Liefiell
Lindeman
Clarke
Lindaman
Liv- Held
Pached Balle
Taeford
Merars
Conway
Supple
St Louis Clubs to Meet Fall Series Clash Opened by Robison Demands
The Caranals and Browns renew their series this fall after earlier doubts. Robison pressed to play under the National Commission. Hedges refused, then Robison conceded to Hedges. Sixty percent prize goes to the winner for distribution among players. Series starts October 8. Aloysius scrubs lose to Olympia Athletics 19 to 9 in a separate game with full box details and line scores.
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Washington Post
St. Louis
Caranals
Browns
Robison
National Commission
Hedges
No Hits Off McGlynn as Cardinals Fall Short
The St Louis Nationals and Brooklyn split a doubleheader in Brooklyn with St Louis winning the first game in 11 innings, 5 to 4, before darkness halted the second at the end of seven. McGlynn started for St Louis against Brooklyn bats and errors aided the hosts in limiting St Louis to a loss. The page also notes a separate Phillies win over Philadelphia and other scattered box scores from the day.
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Woodward
Pomeroy
Qoundry
Fomerova
Cardinals
Brooklyn
St. Louis Nationals
St. Louis
Rhoah
Hhoar O'Hare
Casey
Noomaa
Alperman
Crawford
Ritter
Boeba
Deve
McIntyre
Breckly
Palle
Loufa
Pallato
Tyre
Beebo
Pansad
Neonay
Messia
Johnstone and Emsheime
St Lona
RHOAE
Rhoae O'Hara
Casay
Burch
O Malongy
Barnett
Lumley
Barry
I Tordan
Mureau
McCarthy
Lewis
DpAlperman
Gbergen
McGlynn
Zeus
Rooklyn
Servant of Darkness
Bacrnce
Lumiey
Maroney
Brookyn
Hasea
Hasea An Belise— of McGlynn
Scanlon
NeGlynn
Mestra
Emile and
Johnstens
Decision to Play One Game in District Championship
At a stormy District amateur baseball meeting the commission voted three to one to settle the championship series with a single game between Agricultural club of the Departmental League and Columbia Athletic Club of the Capital City League. The one game will be at American League Park Saturday at 3:30, with Umpires Collisioner and Handibae officiating.
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Amateur Baseball Commission of
Post
Agricultural Club
Columbia Athletic Club
Commission
Agriculture
Marquette
Collisioner
Handibae
Vincent’s Win Over Congress Heights in Close Game
St Vincent beat Congress Heights 2 to 1 in a pitching duel as McDonald fanned fifteen and Burgess held steady for the visitors. The teams plan a rematch next Sunday and a potential Cup series with other winners. Umpire Mr Bush officiated. time one hour and five minutes. English rifle team from Queen’s Westminster Volunteers arrives in New York seeking the shield offered by Sir Howard Vincent.
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Congress Heights
McDonald
Burgess
St Vincent
Joe Jennings
G Street
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Griste
Turner
Penn
Mofile, Co
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Walsh
Hide
Lan
Eoner
di Burgess
Yahuaon
Otala
St Vincent'a
Pennington
Tornerio Anderson
Moffit
Burges
Balle
Mr Bush
New York
Minnetonka
London
Queen’s Westminsters Volunteers
Howard Vincent
Fails to Lower Her Mark Opening Day at Grand Circuit Meet
Opening day of the Grand Circuit meet at Cincinnati featured Sweet Marie driven by A P McDonald failing to beat her 2:02 record, with a best 2:04 3-4. Murphy suffered a broken collar bone after a collision involving Country Boy and Miss Gay as bystander won the first heat. Carries B, Queen of Clubs, and others contended through heats, with several heats and two-year-old and three-year-old divisions described, including Governor Francis and Hol. Custer in the stakes races.
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Sweet Marie
Columbus
P. McDonald
California
Carrie B
Queen of Clubs
Miss Gay
Country Boy
Murphy
Cox
Blase Air
Lucy Martowe
Bon Ami
Beker
Ross
Custer
Ch. c
Chandler
Vera Prodigal
Chilén
la Houdle
B. F
Sanders
Lishtgome
Benyon
Sheeny
Thomas
Taffort
Ames
Venditte
Br. c
Cutle
Ats Beagle Murrin
Br. T
Bowerman Maricopa
Bing Hul
B. c
Bingen
Nellie McGregoret
Ibison
McDonald
Geoghegan Chosen Favorite In Fall Tennis Tourney
In the Bachelor Club fall singles, Frank Geoghegan, former Southern champion, defeated H C Sheridan 6-1 6-1 to emerge as a favorite among 32 entries. Other notable results include Lincoln, Heysman, and Hills advancing, with doubles draw set for this afternoon and consolation draws at 5.30.
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Bachelor Club
M Street
Frank Geoghegan
H. C. Sheridan
Heysman
Lincoln
R. W. Hills
Hi. C. Sheridan
B. C. Leech
C. A Barnard
W. Bo Wood
Wiley
Hendrick
Charles Buierd
Wilson
AD. Albert
G. W. Kelly
PB. Poo
I. S George
B. ©. Aimanoy
EB Geo
W. P. Crescent
C. Heylman
R. P. Barnard
G. G. Lincoln
R. HB. Story
A. B. Duvall
M. C. Eldridge
R. W. Flournoy
H. M. Suter
W. B. Lundy
A. M. Chesley
F. van Hdesen
F. F. Bla
W. ©. Hur Veat
BE. Gould
H. P. Coley
Marrow
Partner
Sheridan
Var Hoesen
Pilgrims Return to Tour America Again This Fall
English soccer players headed by A Milnes of Sheffield United plan a US Canada tour from October to December. The Pilgrims will play in New York Philadelphia Boston Chicago St Louis Toronto Montreal Quebec Berlin Galt and Preston Springs. A Eb Cochranes Cup competition will likely be contested with the visitors hoping to win.
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Corinthians
Pilgrims
Canada
Canadian Pacific
Montreal
Atlantic
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
St. Louis
Toronto
Quebec
Berlin
Galt
Preston Springs
Dir
EB. Cochrane
A. Milnes
Sheffield United
Wil
T. Norris
Aid Oxonian
W. J. Wyeedward
International
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