Tilden Likely Dropped From Davis Cup Doubles Team
News from New York reports tennis figure Willian T. Tilden is likely to be dropped from the Davis Cup doubles roster. Uncertainty surrounds pairing with Dick Willsome as Johnstown observers note potential alternatives, with emphasis on avoiding Richard participation in doubles. The situation centers on 1925 Davis Cup selections and ongoing committee discussions.
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Tilden
Dy Davis
York
Willian T. Tildenie
Koowaadsy
Draprae Trantha
Sinew Ts USA
Bally
Dalinspar
Vic Tars
Vincent Richards
Tbesicher
Hantamirant
Johnstown
Inge Toveyt
Ian
Jolington
Johnston
Syeniins
Gether
Tilden- Williams
Ey Prgar
Holverity
Wwetion
Wiliams
Orhat
Kent
St Joseph Artist Quits Ring Career After Fight Loss
A St Joseph artist known as Mitt relinquishes his boxing career after a recent loss. Reports describe a tough bout card with few prospects for future matches and mention previous training in a local gym. The article notes lingering uncertainty about his plans and potential reunion with old partners.
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ST. Joseph
Mondt and Longmont Wrestle. New Yorker Falls
In a rugged wrestling bout Toots Mondt defeats a New Yorker in straight falls. The earlier match featured Mondt again in action with quick pins, while Mayne Mann and Mounds-to-Hiety were noted in brief references.
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Longmont
Cola
Native Grocery Ad Seeks Part Time Workers
Help wanted ad seeks sitters and attendants at Native Grocery for weekend shifts. Employer invites inquiries at Tid Saturbis 1 store Windi jwt this w 1 CO-OPY NATIVE GROCERY.
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Windijwt
Boxing and baseball intertwine in era of professional fighters
The article profiles Harley Rosenberg a bantamweight hopeful and details beliefs on professional sport passion. It notes Babe Ruth Johnny Dundee and Ed Walsh as contrasting figures, comments on money in athletics, and recalls Abe Goldstein and other boxers who pursued careers beyond the ring.
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United Prees Sports Editet
New York
Dutek
Feyelonat
Baeetal
Pelsers
Ruth Aly
Hans
Aetate
Harley Rosenberg
Pitidn
Fieenbergs Cays
Money Games
Pepabir
Karl McNeely
Waehmeten
Serius Nyestin McNerms
Baelgll
Indie Gate
Abe Goldstein
Boo
Babe
Ren
Johnny Dundee
Sooy
Dan Moran
Yuan Gibbons
Ed Walsh
Notre Dame
Baseball Scores Across Leagues Feature Rain Delays
Western League results show Oklahoma City St. Joseph 2 1 and Omaha 6 5 over Oklahoma City with rain delaying Tulsa at Denver and Wichita at Linville. National League tallies include Pittsburgh 2 Cincinnati 2 and Brooklyn 8 Cincinnati 0 while Cleveland and Detroit match up and Boston beats Detroit 7 2. American League leaders list Speaker and Heilmann among top hitters with varied team results and continued standings.
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Oklahoma City
St. Jaeph
Wichity
Tulsa
Omahs
Linculy
Maines
St. Joseph
Omiha
Denver
Wichita
Linenda
Yesterday's Homers By Player And Club Totals
Baseball summary lists Hornsby of the Cardinals and Jackson of the Giants with homer totals. American League and National League totals shown, including league-wide tallies.
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Hornsby
Cards
Jackson
Giants
National
Merican
Pirates Take Third Game 5 3 as Giants Struggle
Pirates win the third game of the series 5 to 3 while Jack Quinn outpitches his opponent for Connie Mack. Giants mishaps and double plays slow the attack as other teams push in with wins, including the Yankees 2 0 victory and the Cards’ 9 2 rout of the Phillies.
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Tod
Kaveri
Jack Lewes
Elie
Aman
Giants
Bagea
Headress Horsemen
Kelly
Meusel
Terry
Pirates
Jack Quinn
Connie Mack
Agi Miracles
Pennock
Iestworhit
Yanks
National AAU swimming meet opens late today
National AAU swimming championships begin in Indianapolis with 100 entrants, including 11 defending champions. The three day event features multiple races such as the one mile men junior national, 100 yard backstroke, several women’s events, and an exhibition by Ethel Lackie.
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Indianapolis
Ethel Lackie
Hlineisthettis Club
Swiss Shooters Indicated as This Year’s Winners
Fragmented text suggests Swiss shooters labeled this year’s winners amid a chaotic interlude, with unclear scores and references to American competitors. Names and specifics are obscured, but the piece implies Swiss success in a shooting event and a confused report of the fourth scores belonging to individuals termed dad and BRI.
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Dad
Bri
Day of Short Raik Haul Is Passed Says Dwight Lewis
Cedar Rapids Ia Aug 17 U P Dwight Lewis chairman of the state railroad commission told the annual convention of county supervisors that motor carrier business is essential to the economy and will endure until a better transport method appears He warned that rail and truck interests once opposed rail service on the Philadelphia New York route and now fear motor carriers may face new competition from air travel
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Cedar Rapids
U.P
Dwight Lewis
State Railroad Commission
Lewis
The Newe Telegraph and the Lamp Chronicle
A fragmentary clipping notes The Newe Telegraph papers doubling as The Lamp Chronicle with brief reference to 13 news. The readable text hints at a publication merge or syndication arrangement between two era newspapers.
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Farrell
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Cincinnati
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Collier
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