Scotch Runner Delivers Easy Victory for Montana Powers
Andy Phillips starred for the Montana Powers, holding A. C. M. to seven scattered safeties and driving in key runs as the Powers routed the Chekaluk squad 8-2 at Clark Park. The game featured two long homers, sharp fielding behind Adame, and a decisive second inning surge that produced six runs.
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Grantland Rice Portlight Collage Recalled
A compact remembrance notes Grantland Rice and a portlight motif as a signature element in early sports writing, highlighting his distinctive tone and influence on 20th century journalism.
In the Nineteenth Hole A Satirical Golf Reflection
A sprawling verse piece juxtaposes golfers of every type with reflections on luck and sport. It recalls Marathon lore and Dorando's dramatic 1908 Olympic moment, interweaving classical imagery with modern athletic foibles and a cheeky commentary on success and failure.
Tilden Wins His Semi Final Match
William Tilden 11, of Philadelphia, defending champion, defeated Bryan Norton of Louis formerly of South Africa in three straight sets in the semi final of the national clay court tennis championship at Fels A club. The score was 61 6 1 6 ended with a note on concrete hazards and Berealautn.
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Yanks Take Lead in American Standings as Game Details Emerge
Batted for Feckinpaugh in the ninth and for Johnson in the ninth, Detroit notes an error by innings with a 4 run tally. The sequence shows a late surge giving the Yankees a position in the American standings as the game progresses.
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Athletics Hit Hard by Cleveland in Philadelphia Loss
The Philadelphia Athletics were defeated by the Cleveland Indians with a 10 to 1 score in the final game of a series. Cleveland pitchers limited Philadelphia to few runs as the visitors dominated on offense.
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Americans Slated for Easy Tennis Matches
Paris July 11 The Olympic tennis draw shows most American players assigned relatively easy opening matches beginning Sunday outside Colombes stadium. Notable names include Zimilense Vinato Mire Marion Jesaup Wilming ton Kathleen McKane Helen Wit Marcet Molla Mallory and George Wightman in doubles, with Mallory paired against Wit in other events.
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Philipsburg to Meet Bobcats Sunday in Montane Street Clash
The Philipsburg Independents are set to face the Boulevard Bobcats on Sunday afternoon at o'clock along Bobcat eon South, Montana street. Philipsburg beat the Butte Quach in Philipsburg two weeks earlier, with Gerry or Kriak slated to pitch for the Bobcats. Erinard arrives in New York aboard the Berengaria, as Pierre Werthheimer's Epinar d thoroughbreeze stable goes to Diamond Park to adjust after sea voyage.
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Black Gold to Be Chicago Favorite
A brief clipping notes Black Gold gaining status as a Chicago favorite in racing circles. The article mentions William Ignes and a push to promote the horse through Cons' it sae sais os, though details are fragmented.
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Scotchman Sets New Record for 400 Meter Dash
Olympic Stadium Colum Bes France July 11 Eric Liddell, British athlete, won the 400 meter race in a world record time, defeating Yoratio Fitch who had just set a mark in the semi finals. Norton and Osborne led in the decathlon while the U S dominated the 3000 meter team race trials. Gross totals show the United States ahead of Finland and Great Britain after a day of varied track and field events.
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