Indians Drop Lead to One Game in Pennant Race
Chicago swept Washington in a five game series to cut Cleveland’s stranglehold to one game as New York defeated the league leaders. Chicago relied on wild pitching by Courtney and Zachary while Washington capitalized on defensive errors for a 7 to 2 victory. New York then beat Cleveland 5 to 1 as Coveleskie struggled in the opening inning.
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Final 36 Holes Played Today for Open Golf Title
The final 36 holes in the national open golf championship were played at Inverness. Walter Hagen, defending champion, was among the leaders with 147, two behind Jock Hutchinson who led after 36 holes at 145. Field shows strong scores with Hutchinson, Diegel, Barnes tied near top. Willie MacFarlane and Bobby Jones also prominent contenders.
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Associated Press
Toledo
Inverness
Walter Hagee
Hhis
Jock Hutchinson
Chicago
Vlosa
Leo Diegel
James Barnes
St. Louis
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Hagen
Harry Varden
Edward Ray
Eddie Loos
William Meblhorn
Tulsa
Okla
Jack Burke
Northwess
Leo Jiegel
Harry Vardon
England
Edward Bay
Walter Hagen
Detroit
Eddie Joos
Charles Evans
Bob McDonald
Willie MacFarlane
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
William Mehrhorn
W. Hackney
Atlantic City
St. Paul
Fred McLeod
Washington
OE. Koepper
Sioux City
Tommy Murphy Hurt After Spill At Poughkeepsie Races
In Cleveland Ohio a collision at the three quarter mile post in the 2:09 class trotting event left Tommy Murphy with multiple broken ribs and internal injuries after he was thrown from his sulky. Earlier Murphy-driven horses won two races including a 2:17 class heat sweep and a championship stallion stake.
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Petar Manning
T. W. Murphy
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Day Star
Murphy
Natalie the Great
Evita Harvester
Peter Coley
C. Valentine
Columbus
Plain Dealer
Tommy Murphy
Biz Blakes
Advertising snippet for Dr. Shannon in Missouri
An advertisement fragment notes contact details for Dr Shannon in Missouri with a phone line and street address. The text lists Mo. Boul. once 377 and an offline number 143.
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Dr. Shannon
Boul
Standings of Teams in Yesterday's American Association
In the American Association standings from yesterday Indianapolis K St Baul 27 Louisy Timbus 4 Milwaukee 9 Toledo Jd Kansas City 6. Phrase League shows Terre Haute and Hisamington at 4 with others postponed revit.
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National League
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Ong
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Tasiisa
AG Kansas
Bloomington
Evansville
Rockford
le Terre Patt
Chicago Cubs Tie Series With Brooklyn In Offensive Rout
Chicago defeated Brooklyn 8 to 4 as three doubles and a sixth inning onslaught keyed the win. Plack Herzog Daly and Merkle led Chicago while Johnston Neis and Kilduff paced Brooklyn in a lopsided game noted for pitching changes and fielding miscues.
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Dark curtain on twilight league ends hopeful era
The four team Waterloo city twilight league struggles with low attendance and player turnout at Cedar River park. Fans urge better organization and facilities to revive interest while managers plan to continue scheduling games with outside teams, including a Sunday match between the Waterloo Moose and Dunkerton at Cedar River park.
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Cedar River Park Grounds
Iowa State League
Thompson
Waterloo
Bill” Reichert
Waterloo Moose
Thal
Moose
Dunkerton
Cedar River Park
Wrestling fall endangers Shackley’s comeback attempt
Emporia Kansas reports Joe Shackley of Ogden Utah was knocked unconscious after a fall through the ropes during a match, with doctors giving little hope for his recovery. In Cleveland, harness legend W Murphy faces weeks out after injuries from the grand circuit meeting. In St Paul, the Saints crushed Louisville 27 to 5 as St Paul scored 27 runs in four innings.
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Kan
Joe Shackley
Ogden
Utah
North Randall
Cleveland
Mas W. Murphy
Poughkeepale
St. Paul
Louisville
Manchester Couple Mark Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary
A Manchester couple, Jarvin Voran and Selden, celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary. Married August 14 287A in Herkimer County New York, they spent decades in Manchester, raising a family and sharing a home near their longtime residence.
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Herkimer
New York
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Hannat Co
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Dane Rede
Dempsey to Arrive in Chicago for Training
Heavyweight Champion Jack Dempsey arrives in Chicago per a telegram from manager Jack Kearns noting plans to train there. He will head to Benton Harbor, Michigan soon to fight Miske with preliminary sessions in Chicago.
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Associated Press
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Benton Harbor
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Americans Fail to Place in Antwerp Bicycle Race
The 170 kilometer Olympic road race in Antwerp ended with Prance first Sweden second Belgium third Denmark fourth. American entrants Nogara Otto Kockler Free finished well back over five hours. Nogara fell after striking a rooster but finished and was treated at a dressing station. Floyd Smart Loomis Norton Desch posted the fastest times among Americans and others in the field. A separate note records a broken leg for Rockford baseman Baker after a slide in a game against Allison. Allison won 11 to 1.
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Prance
Sweden
Belgium
Denmark
August J. Nogara
John Otto
Ernest T. Kockler
James B. Free
Nogarda
Rooster
Floyd Smart
Chicago Athletic Association
Frank Loomis
Smart
J. K. Norton
Olympic Club
San Francico
M. Watt
Ithaca
N. Y
Charles D. Daggs
Los Angeles
Meanix
Boston
A. G. Desch
Notre Dame University
Thomas Campbell
Yale
A. B. Sprott
Allen B. Hellfrich
New York Athletic Club
Baker
Rockford
Allison
Sheffield
Yankee Athletes Do Fast Tryouts on Antwerp Track
Trials were held in the stadium to gauge American Olympic distance runners hurdlers and half milers condition. Officials refused to release results. Coach Meakley noted few had been harmed by the voyage but others would improve over Boston tryouts. C W Paddock was cited as improving and faster under expert coaching. In 400 meter hurdle trials runners ran alone as squalls slowed the track.
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Meakley
Boston
C. W. Paddock
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Jgprinter
Rockwell Team's Run Delayed by Ro Well Traffic
A Rockwell team trip today was halted after an Allison team departed toward Rockwell. Most cars halted before progress resumed. Advertising appears as news in the fragment.
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Rowell
Havence
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