Sweden Leads In Olympic Yacht Races At Stockholm
Stockholm July 22 Sweden leads the Olympic yacht events with 188 points, four ahead of the United States in total across all games. Britain ranks third with 76 points, while the United States leads in flat events with 25 to Sweden's 23. In Hamburg, American swimmers set records and won Kaiser prize times as Dieter McGillvray and George Hodgson claimed top finishes. New York City July 22 Amateur Athletic Union faces date uncertainty for a victory celebration as team movements complicate scheduling, possibly delaying until fall championships.
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Pitcher Remneas Report to Great Falls In 191 season
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Great Falls on July 22 reports President Tracy securing Pitcher Alexandr Remneas from the Butte team for the 191 season. The player, formerly with Providence in the Eastern league and drafted by Detroit last season, will spend the season with Great Falls under managerial arrangement with Hughey Jennings. Also noted are preliminary matches of Western tennis tournament at the Onwentsia Club as visitors attend.
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Notable East Match Ups Highlight Local Tournament
The day featured strong performances by out-of-town players losing to locals in close contests. A top bout saw F C Inman of New York defeat A L Green 6 1 7 5, with Inman noted as a former New State champion. Another tight clash had C Smith of Atlanta and Earl B Mueller of Chicago. Smith won 6 3 10 12 but faced stiff challenges throughout.
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Giants Take Things Easy in Cincinnati July 22
New York won from Cincinnati as Mat pitched well and Suggs was backed by strong pinches. The Giants led 6 4 to 0 at one point while New York’s batters connected often. Moyers and McLean featured on the mound for New York in a brisk game. In another contest, Pittsburgh beat Boston in an hour and fifteen minutes with limited Boston baserunners and strong Boston pitching.
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Three Straight for Cums in Chicago Tilt
Chicago fans saw Brooklyn swept as Chicago won today. Berger impressed with wild pitching while Evert starred at bat. Zimmerman was ejected by umpire Brennan after disputing a call. Batteries Richie and Needham led the Brooklyn effort as Dorger and Miller supported Chicago.
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Johnson Shows His Class In Washington Victory
Washington beat Detroit as Johnson struck out seven in three innings before a large lead collapsed era. Crawfor hit two doubles for Detroit, and the final score featured Johnson and teammates in strong early performance. Philadelphia defeated St. Louis behind Allison six innings, with key hits and runs noted. New York beat Chicago as Fisher won his first game, Kuhn exiting after an inning, and Boston triumphed with Krause on the mound in a return to major league play.
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Outfielder Loss Shocks Coast League Player
Outfielder Jay Gilmore of the San Francisco Coast League club was dismissed yesterday. The firing followed a job loss tied to a labor strike center framed by a presidential signature rumor. Gilmore, who must report to the Buffalo club of the International League, was robbed of his position on a ferry boat.
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Geers Drives Two Winners At Detroit Grand Circuit Meet
Veteran Ei Geers, favorite with the crowd, won two heats at Detroit on the Grand Circuit program. Pee Wee captured the 2:16 trot and Dudie Archilale the 2:07 trot, both in straight heats as the day produced fast times and strong performances across events.
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Seattle Tacoma baseball clash yields late Tacoma win
Northwest League report shows Tacoma taking a victory over Port Stov with three hits and five runs aided by two sacrifice plays in the eighth, while Seattle and Victoria had a rain postponed game. Circus delays Vancouver and Spokane. July 22 national baseball agreement updated by Major League bodies.
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Greatest athlete refuses invitation from Swedish king
New York July 22 an amusing Olympic story circulates at athletic clubs. The best all around athlete, famed for his stadium record, declines the Swedish king’s invitation saying he cannot get away. The equerry’s attempt to relay the message leaves him in a stunned state as the royal invitation is reportedly refused for the first time.
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McCloskey Seeks Seven Game Series To Climb Standings
The team led by McCloskey arrives from Ogden to face local rivals in a seven game set aiming to rise from the cellar to fourth place. McCafferty targets a majority of games as Shannon returns behind the bat and the lineup promises smoother play.
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Races At Lake Avoca Lake Avoca Entries For Night Events
If weather is good the peat racing on Lake Avoca at Luna Park will start at 7 o'clock Thursday night. The Arles list single canoe entries H Giduz H Bald A Chase J Maniey A Hombers. Single rowing entries Mike Curran John O Donnel Hugh O Donnell J Burell Harry Semmons. Double rowing Sidney Drysdale Richard Walsh A Hornberg R v Jack M J Rogers M Curran. Noe owners A Hornberg A J Gerry F Michael J Morgan I G Fairbain Charles Brazier M Brady. Rules drop last boat each night. Contests crown first place each night and final big prize.
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McLaughlin and Clothier Meet in Final Today
McLaughlin and Clothier advanced from semifinals in the Newport Lowwood Cricket classing tournament. McLaughlin beat Karl Hehe in straight sets 7-8 6-2 10-8 while Clothier defeated C P Gardner Jr in four sets to reach the final.
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Baseball Beanball Rules Stir Debate on Pitcher Nerves
The article discusses the beanball rule, its purpose to curb intentional pitching at batters, and the balance pitchers must strike between intimidation and safety. It highlights umpires cracking down, examples of pitchers like Art Fromme, Lefty Leifield, and Rube Marquard, and notes McGraw's support of Marquard's relentless pitching without favors in pursuit of wins for the Giants.
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Arbitration Commission Takes Up Roads Claims
New York July 22 The arbitration commission set to settle the wage dispute between railroads east of Chicago and locomotive engineers resumed sessions at Manhattan Beach SE Engineers on one side completed their case while the railroads began presenting evidence to support their claim that current wages and conditions reflect the railroads present business needs Mr Worthington submitted statistics on wages across 32 railroads, recent increases, and projected costs if the proposed wage scale is granted
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Patsy Kine Seeks Championship After Big Win
Bastern featherweight Patsy Kine builds toward a title shot after defeating Young Wagner, signaling rising prominence. Theresa aims to arrange further bout with Johnny Kubang, the conqueror of Atel.
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