French tennis star collapses at U S championship
Forest Hills, Aug 16 Suzanne Lenglen, holder of the women’s title, collapsed during her second round at the United States national championship. After losing the first two points of the second game, she sat by the referee and defaulted to Mrs. Mallory who led 6-2 in the opener. Lenglen later withdrew from the doubles event and was ordered to rest for a week.
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Detroit Takes One In Exhibition Against St Louis
Detroit halted St Louis six game win streak with a 7 to 5 victory as Van Gilder faltered early. Sisler connected for a eighth inning homer with two aboard but Leonard steadied the mound. Batteries Leonard and Bassler for St Louis Van Gilder Bayne Kolp and Freid for Detroit. No other games scheduled. Exhibition games noted with results from Baldwin Washington Bloomington and Minneapolis events.
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Clarks Defeat Tail-Enders Amid 11 Clumsy Errors
The Clarks beat the tail-enders despite 11 errors, with five runs in the fifth and six in the late innings. McGeehan led with four singles, while Sundberg made a juggling foul-tip catch. Phippen and Gerry pitched for the Clarks and Specs respectively, as the game featured erratic fielding and several notable plays.
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Old Timers and Moderns Clash Over Baseball Greats
A Boston writer’s peak era comparison sparks defense from old timers. They argue averages ignore changing conditions and note countless stars across eras. The piece lists favored players, questions omissions, and notes the difficulty of fair cross era judgments. Bobby Greb s boxing tour and a rail of team standings are also touched on before a quip on disarmament and stopping drink.
Phillies win opener in double header then fall in 11th
Philadelphia defeats Pittsburg 6 to 5 in the first game as Lee King powers the attack with two homers and a double. In the nightcap King’s bases loaded single ties the score in the seventh before Pitt’s Al and Robertson crafts an 11th inning win. both games feature King’s hot hitting and strong Philadelphia batting.
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Brooklyn Beats New York in Dramatic Ninth Inning Rally
Brooklyn wins 7 to 6 over New York after Olson ties the game with a ninth inning homer and Johnson follows with a go ahead shot into the left bleachers. Grimes, Krueger, Nehf, Ryan and Snyder pitched for Brooklyn and New York respectively.
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Coast League Results and American Association Scores
No other games scheduled. In the American Association, St. Paul defeated Milwaukee 9 to 13. No further schedules listed.
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