Americans Claim Two Singles In Davis Trophy Final
At Queen's Club London on July 17 B C Wright and William A Larned defeated Norman H Brooks and A F Wilding in the singles as part of the Dwight F Davis international lawn tennis trophy finals. The American pair secured two of three points toward the challenge round at Wimbledon next week. If Ward and Wright win the doubles tomorrow the finals are settled. otherwise the Australians must beat Ward and Clothier in singles. Wright endured a two and a half hour duel, with 66 games played, to win while Larned swept his match in straight sets.
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London
B. C. Wright
William A. Larned
Norman H. Brooks
A. F. Wilding
Queen's Club
Dwight F. Davis
Holcomb B. Ward
W. J. Clothier
Wright
Brooks
Echo
Larned
Delmar Race Winners Report From St Louis Meet
Delmar results from St Louis on July 17 list winners in six races led by Bill Hot in the first at four and a half furlongs and Lasso in the six furlongs. Other winners include Anadario, Topsy Robinson, Miss Mac Day, and Dr Riley with listed times for each race.
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St. Louis
Delmar
Bill Hot
D. G. Taylor
Dr. Tanner
Lasso
Outlaw
Katie Crews
Anadario
Au Revoir
Fortune Teller
Topsy Robinson
Erret
Samada
Miss Mac Day
Folies Bergess
Dr. Avery
Dr. Riley
Martin
Bavarian
Brighton Beach racing results July event summary
New York July 17 Brighton Beach card results across six races. Regal led the first race over six furlongs with Louana second and Adare third. Colonial Girl won the steeplechase about two miles with Eugenia Bureh second and Migrane third. Esceterie won the Sunshine stakes five and a half furlongs with Voorhees second and Phideas third. Alan a Dale won the mile and a furlong with Palm Bearer second and Tryon third. Hector captured six furlongs with The Pert second and Gentian third.
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New York
Brighton Beach
Regal
Louana
Adare
Dell
Colonial Girl
Eugenia Bureh
Migrane
Esceterie
Voorhees
Phideas
Alana Dale
Palm Bearer
Tryon
Hector
Pert
Gentian
Thoroughbred Races Result at Seattle Meet
In Seattle on July 17 results from six races are listed. Aminte won the first of five and a half furlongs ahead of El Verracco and Annie Burk. J C Kirby took the mile race with Standard and Sugden following. Profitable won six furlongs with Intricate and The Pride next. Tocolaw won six furlongs with Mistus Pride and Corn Blos som placing. Mountebank captured six furlongs with Yellowstone and The Lieuten ant third. Cinnabar won the one mile with Dandie Belle and Badly Used following.
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Seattle
Aminte
el Verracco
Annie Burk
J. C. Kirby
Standard
Sugden
Profitable
Intricate
the Pride
Tocolaw
Mistus Pride
Corn Blossom
Mountebank
Yellowstone
the Lieutenant
Cinnabar
Dandie Belle
Chess Masters in Ostend Ties Marcozy for First
In Ostend on July 17 the chess masters' tournament saw Marcozy beat Tschigorin to tie Janowski for first place. Schlechter drew with Mareo, Wolf beat Blackburn, and Alapin defeated Taubenhaus. Teichmann beat Janowski, Tarrasch defeated Marshall, and Leonhardt edged Burn. Marcozy leads with two wins and one loss, facing Taubenhaus tomorrow.
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Ostend
Tschigorin
Marcozy
Janowski
Schlechter
Mareo
Wolf
Blackburn
Alapin
Taubenhaus
Teichmann
Tarrasch
Marshall
Leonhardt
Burn
Tubenhaus
Marco
Local Match Ends With 15 13 Victory
The game finished 15 to 13 with Nationals Eva Tremblay and Juniors Binder Poppish contributing standout performances for their teams.
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Eva and
Tremblay
Binder
Poppish
Boston Wins Hard Fought Game In Seven
National League game at Boston ends 4 to 3 as the home team takes the lead in the third with a single a three bagger and a homer and clinches with another homer in the seventh. Attendance 1700. Batteries Young Needham and Moran Brown and Grady. Umpire O Day.
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Boston
Ee R. H. F
Young
Needham
Moran
Brown
Grady
O'Day
Cincinnati Beats Philadelphia In Ten Inning Showdown
Philadelphia fell to Cincinnati 6 to 5 in ten innings as Overall allowed one hit and Sparks supported with strong pitching. Attendance 2,900. Batteries Overall and Phelps Spark s and Doom. Umpire Bauswine. Brooklyn edition reports Chicago won over Brooklyn with 1,400 in attendance.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Sparks
Phelps
Doom
Bauswine
Brooklyn
Chicago
Vy View
Mportete Eicasisenteassene
Weimen
Kling
Scanlon
Ritter
Emslie
Pittsburg Shuts Out New York 3 to 0 in Baseball
Pittsburg defeated New York 3 to 0 as Wagner hit a left field homer in the eighth to drive Beaumont home. Clymer was ejected for kicking. Attendance 8,000. Batteries Ames Bowerman for Pittsburg Phillips Peitz for New York.
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New York
Pittsburg
Wagner
Beaumont
Clymer
Ames and Bowerman, Phillips and Peitz
Wild pitching costs Phillies in July game
In Detroit on July 17 Waddell fumbled the plate, allowing Philadelphia to narrow the gap on a late rally before Mullen faltered. Attendance 2,500. Batteries Mullen Drill for Philadelphia. Waddell Sebreck for Detroit. In Cleveland on July 17 Cleveland beat New York 4 to 1 as Hoge grew wild and left the bases loaded in the second. Powell closed the inning with a run. Attendance 2,900. Batteries Bernhardt Buelow for Cleveland Hoge McGuire for New York.
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Detroit
Waddell
Philadelphia
Mullen
R. H. BE
Drill
Sebreck
Cleveland
New York
Hoge
Powell
Cane
Ben Pave Chee
Casko'es
Bernhardt
Buelow
Hogg and
McGuire
Washington Defeats Chicago In Easy Ballgame
Washington easily defeated Chicago with a 7 to 4 score before about 2 000 in attendance. Patterson and Sullivan joined Patten Hughes and Kittredge in the battery for the visitors.
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Chicago
Washington
Patterson
Sullivan
Patten
Hughes and Kittredge
St Louis Wins Final Game to Tie Series with Boston
St Louis tied the series by defeating Boston in the final game. Sudhoff and Deneen pitched well after the third inning. Attendance 1,400. Batteries Sudhoff Roth Deneen Armbruster.
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St. Louis
Boston
Sudhoff
Deneen
R. H. FE. Se
Seoneeee
Roth
Armbruster
Unlucky Inning Hurts Portland as Tacoma Wins
In Portland July 17 the crippled Portland team errors and weak fielding allow Tacoma to convert five hits into six runs. Garvin struggles early, Brown pitches well for Tacoma, but Portland again offers poor support. Umpire Davis presides as batteries Garvin McLean Brown Hogan.
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Portland
Garvin
Tacoma
Brown
R. H. E. Cottage Crise
Renee
Arsoeor
McLean
Hogan
Davis
Whist Tournament Opens at Fraternal Lodge
Silver Bow ledge of Fraternal Brotherhood No. 421 hosts a whist tournament at Knights of Pythias hall on Wednesday evening July 19 with games starting at 8 and admission set at 2 cents.
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Fraternal Brotherhood
Knights of Pythias Hall
Chicago Club Denies Syndicate Ownership Rumor
Charles W. Murphy says the Chicago National Baseball club has no syndicate ownership and no stock transfers or mergers planned. Manager Frank Selee remains in place while ill, with additions of stars only if secured.
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Chicago
Charles W. Murphy
Chicago National Baseball Club
Frank Selee
Casino Theater Week of July 17 Jack Carkeek
The King of wrestlers meets all comers in catch as catch can Graeco Roman or Cornish styles. Mr Carkeek offers $50 to any man he fails to throw in 15 minutes.
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Carkeek
Nationals Take Late Lead After Long Nine Inning Tug
After a back and forth nine inning duel the Washington Nationals grab the lead against the State Juniors in a tense late game rally. The outcome hinges on the final frames as both sides push for a win.
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Nationals
Tea as a Delicate Pleasure and Comfort
A brief reflection highlights tea as a refined pleasure and a genuine source of comfort, emphasizing its soothing effect and everyday value.
New ball management dodges issue in Idaho league turmoil
Spokane Recreation Company backs Victorian franchise while claiming Lucas is only a league employee. W. H. Lucas faces an injunction dispute with Clyde H. Williams as ex‑PNL players sign with Spokane teams. Blackfoot's Steltz writes of ex‑PNL men in Idaho towns. two weekly games draw $276. Davis faces coast criticism as Frisco Seals seek season dominance.
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Spokane Recreation Company
Victoria
W. H. Lucas
Lucas
Spokane
Clyde H. Williams
Spokane Pacific National League Club
Inland Empire
Supreme Court
Williams
New Recreation Company
PNL
McIntyre
Spokane Chronicle
Blackfoot
Idaho
Steltz
Boise
St. Anthony
Sugar City
Pocatello
Rexburg
Iolaho Falls
Gimlin
Clark
Bare
Bluth
Thompson
Castleton
Hansen
Hoon
Herwig
Idaho Falls
Knox
Torren
Heuser
Carney
Davis
Butte
Seals
Umpire Johnstone Calls Runner Safe On Contested Play
In Chicago a disputed call by Umpire Johnstone favored Thomas on a hit and run. Gleason fouled off a ball with Thomas between bases and did not retouch first. Johnstone ruled Thomas entitled to second base, a decision cited as correct by precedent and not requiring backtracking unless the pitcher delays.
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Chicago
Johnstone
Thomas
Gleason
Ruelbach
Bateaman
Adams Ball Team Falls to Owsley in Butte League
In a low effort game at Columbia Gardens last night the Owsley team beat Adams 14 to 9 in the Butte Commercial league. Owsleys led from the first inning as fans dwindled and little encouragement appeared for either side. No makeup game is scheduled before Friday night.
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Owsley
Adams Bunch
Butte
Columbia Gardens
Great Falls to Play Second Series as Planned
Manager Meyers announced that rumors of Great Falls cancelling away games were unfounded. The team would travel to Butte next Saturday and Sunday to fulfill the scheduled games and contend for the pennant if Butte does not play, and is prepared to proceed with the second series as agreed at league organization.
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Standard
Great Falls
Meyers
Missoula
Butte
Automobile Contest at Mt Washington Marred by Rain
Breton Woods N H July 17 unfavorable weather marred the automobile contest up the heights of Mt Washington today. Of the 15 events on the programme only four were run off. A heavy rainstorm in the early morning made the roads heavy and none of the last year's records were broken.
A Worthy Gathering of Men’s Sum Et Underwear
A misread or corrupted note hints at a sale event for men’s underwear offered at special prices. The fragment lacks clear details on place dates or participating vendors.
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Tonn'a
Discord In The Ranks Sparks Missoula Baseball Reorganization
Misoula Missoula baseball turmoil unfolds after reports of disbandment tied to import of outside players. Butte and Missoula clash as internal dissension prompts reorganization plans with local talents to be favored and games scheduled through Helena amid league talks on keeping the circuit intact.
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Butte
Missoula
Garden City
Gay
Kimball
Helena
Clare Williams
Corbin
Anderson Boys
Swain
Driscoll
Shields
O’brien
Donovan
Spokane
Walla Walla
Idaho
Midsummer Sale at Mayer Jewelry and Club Matinee
Mayer at 22 West Park advertises a midsummer sale with greatly reduced prices on clocks and jewelry. The Woman's Club offers a $1 reward to anyone guessing the names of members who perform the vaudeville turn at the Thursday matinee. Come and guess.
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Mayer
West Park
Woman's Club
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