Americans Dominate Wimbledon Tennis Day
London June 27 Americans sweep all Wimbledon matches in singles and doubles with strong showings from Wright Clothier and Larned. Ward and Wright narrowly edge in one match as mis serves and long rallies draw large crowds.
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Butte Team Chosen For Spokane Match In Preview
Butte selects its nine golfers led by Hodgens Richards Gervais Green Donald Arthur Barker Case Cary and two doctors to travel Friday for a two day practice week ahead of a dual meet with Spokane Country Club. Spokane will form a matching squad as anticipation grows for the event.
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Chess Tournament Slower Than Tennis Bout
In Osten on June 27 the twelfth round of the chess tournament produced three adjournments before lunch with Alapin defeating Tabernhaus, Schlechter still without a win, and Schlechter drawing with Marco and Blackburne pairing with Wolf. Burn beat Leon Hardt in the afternoon. Tachigorin vs Marocesy and Tarrasch vs Marshall drew. Janowski versus Teychmann unfinished. thirteenth round set for Thursday.
Hard Hitters and Sack Stealers In Yesterday's Major Leagues
Chicago defeated St Louis as ninth inning errors and tied hits produced a late rally. Van Seanders miscue helped Chicago claim the game with 2,20 attendance. Detroit beat Cleveland in the second game as Hess struggled and Cleveland bats hot. Washington hosted Philadelphia with Patten in a shutout bid while Mrs Alice Roosevelt observed. Attendance 2.40. Boston New York game postponed.
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Delmar Races Report From June Delmar Meet
Delmar results across six races feature Floral Artist Tom Riley and Lucian among winners. Seattle and New York entries Timed finishes show wide fields with Footlights, Governor, and Tyron among notable names.
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National League Chicago shut out in doubleheader
Chicago was shut out today as Briggs allowed three innings of hits and Overall’s pitching dominated. Attendance 2,700. In Cincinnati the Reds beat St. Louis 4 to 0 with Pfeffer Kling and Schick pitching. Umpires Bauwine and O'Day. Second game details follow with Thielman Brown and Warner Flaherty and carisch. New York bunched hits to win with attendance 2,000. Philadelphia shut out Brooklyn 2 to 0 as Sparks pitched well. attendance 2,480.
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Pac Coast League game marred by close decisions
Portland Oregon June 2 an otherwise superb game was badly marred by numerous close decisions. The contest featured sharp play from both teams with refereeing calls influencing the flow and outcome of the game.
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Tacoma Pulls Off Late Win Despite McCreedie Ejection
Captain McCreedie argued with umpire Perrine and was ordered off the grounds. Tacoma capitalized on a defensive shift in the eighth inning as Melding moved to right field and sparked the decisive run. Corbett fanned Truck Egan four times, while Keefe battled control and kept hits scattered. Portland left with a rough line as Corbett and Screams combined on the mound. Umpire Perrine presided over the contest.
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San Francisco Wins Second Series Opener in Seattle Rain
June game in Seattle sees San Francisco defeat Los Angeles as they score in the initial inning with Spencer reaching first and Waldron advancing on a misthrow. Wheeler hits a three-bagger driving in Spencer and Waldron while Nealon adds a two-bagger to score Irwin. Both teams tally in the fifth before rain delays in Seattle end play.
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North Pacific Athletics Officials Attend Governing Board Meeting
Portland officials H nerd man and Herbert Kerrigan depart for Seattle to join the North Pacific association governing board meeting. They aim to discuss affiliating with the Amateur Athletic Union and the future of British Columbia members. Also Paris reports Vanderbilt's Bl merroise winning the Prixport at the Maz or Biaffonite races.
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