United States Wins Davis Cup Doubles To Force Challenge
Wimbledon, England July 19 United States tennis team gains right to challenge England by winning the doubles match over Canada Harold Hackett and Maurice McLoughlin defeated Canadian champions R B Powell and B P Schwengers in three sets 6 3 6 3 12 10 The Americans led 128 points to 104 and dominated most rallies despite Canadian crowds voicing support for the losers The upcoming challenge matches at Wimbledon are set for July 25 28 and 28 with the United States team including Norris Williams and Wallace Johnson facing England’s Dixon Parke Gore and Barrett Schwengers starred for Canada and Powell remained steady in defeat
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Kellogg S Wild and S Hit Hard in Salt Lake Win
Salt Lake defeated Butte 8 to 4 in a featureless game. Kellogg lost control, allowing 11 Saints hits with 5 going for extra bases. Score: 8-4.
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Philadelphia schools urge mass scrubbing of trees against tussock moth
Superintendent Brumbaugh calls city principals to mobilize 180000 elementary pupils to scrape trees and remove tussock moth egg masses at once as part of a large campaign.
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Knight Owls Dominate Missoula In Ogden Tilt
Ogden Utah July 19 Batting Maloney at will and holding Missoula with ease Ogden won 13 to 2 Weassler collected four hits in four at bats including a two bagger and 19 hits were recorded by the locals with every player getting a hit Score:
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Electrics Extend Win Streak Over Helena in Rough Tilt
Great Falls July 19 The Electrics won their fourth straight as two players exited the game for injuries and one from talking to the umpire. Vigilantes failed to capitalize despite the disruptions. Score:
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Yankees in revolt over fines under Frank Chance
Washington reports Yankee players simmering over heavy fines imposed by manager Frank Chance. Pitchers fined for covering first, fielders for wrong bases, coaches for poor throws. Fans boycott at the Polo Grounds. Athletics draw 84 paid admissions, earning about $2,000 across four days. Players weary of being fined despite limited salaries.
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No wonder Chance and Jennings are half crazy after managing ball clubs.
A quoted remark recalls veteran figures Chance and Jennings hard at work over many years, handling baseball clubs and the pressures of long managerial duties. The line reflects enduring patience and shared humor in the sports world.
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Tinker reflects on aging and nerves after close loss
A Cincinnati Enquirer writer quotes Tinker lamenting gray hair sleepless nights and a finish mishap. He says the team fights to click on key points like a professional club, but progress remains elusive and nerves are frayed. He vows to keep trying with all his might despite the strain.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Dream Theory Claim Sparks Debate On Brain Sides
Dr. W. E. Scripture of New York argues ambidextrous people never dream while right handed individuals dream with the right brain hemisphere using the left lobe for thinking. He contends modern scientists know little about dreams, comparing knowledge to ancient wisdom before the first dream.
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New York
Victoria and Tacoma Baseball Batteries Report
Victoria and Tacoma games dated July 19 show scores and lineups with batteries listed. Victoria used Hall Lewis Fitzgerald Brotten in one pairing, Ingersoll Clark Lewis Boatman Brotten in another. Tacoma reported Coveleskie Grindell Belford Boice Girot Kurfuss and Crisp, while Seattle and Portland lineups included Stanley Williame Meikle McIvor Cadman and Mattia Yeasie.
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