McLoughlin Triumphs Over Brookes In Word Cup Thriller
McLoughlin defeats Norman Brookes after a 17-15 first set in a marathon match at the West Side Tennis Club. The American leads 2-0 as Wilding and Williams also face off in singles with spectators packed for the event. Doubles follow with Wilding-Brookes versus McLoughlin-Bundy to decide the cup on Saturday.
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Press Club Golf Tourney Reaches Finals at Wollaston
Boston Press Club golf championship finalists will complete final rounds for cups after eight hard fought matches across divisions. The event began Monday at Wollaston Golf Club in Montclair, drawing keen interest from golf devotees.
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Hoyt and Goodale Reach Taylor Trophy Final in Close Golf Rounds
Hoyt of Woodland defeated Brown 2 and 1 and Goodale of Wollaston beat Paton 2 and 1 to advance to the General Charles H. Taylor trophy final at 36 holes. Clarkson overcame Sullivan 2 and 1 to reach the Boston Post trophy final, while Bean won 6 and 5 to join him in the lower bracket final.
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Homestead
J. H. Sullivan, Jr
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L. B.’ Paton
F. H. Hoyt
Meadow Brook
Boston Post
New Bedford sweep Pawtucket in doubleheader
In Pawtucket Rhode Island on August 13 New Bedford took both ends of a doubleheader beating Pawtucket 10 to 4 and 2 to 1. Williams struggled in the first game while McElroy started poorly in the second before Tillman took the lead.
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McElroy
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Taunton Recovers To Take Second Game In Woonsocket Doubleheader
In Woonsocket Aug 13 Taunton won the second game of a doubleheader 5 to 3 after trailing 4 to 0 through four innings. Taunton erupted for four runs in the fifth inning to swing the game and salvage the split with Woonsocket despite an early Woonsocket lead.
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Fall River mauls Brockton in doubleheader baseball clash
In Brockton, Fall River overwhelmed the Brockton Colonials in a doubleheader. The first game ended Fall River 21 Brockton 6 with scattered scoring after the early innings, while the second game finished Fall River 9 Brockton 1 as the visitors pulled away late.
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Chance Puts 300 Fine On Caldwell
Manager Chance disciplines star pitcher Ray Caldwell for breaking training rules during a St. Louis stop. Caldwell faces a $300 fine, which Chance says will stand despite threats to dispute the penalty.
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Philadelphia and Newport Win in Atlantic Cup Polo
In Narragansett Pier August 13, Philadelphia Country Club and Newport won second round polo matches for the Atlantic cups. Philadelphia defeated Bryn Mawr 11 to 4, while Point Judith lost to Newport 11 to 10.
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Fans greet returning Red Sox at Fenway Park
More than 7000 fans gathered at Fenway Park to welcome the returning Red Sox. They watched the scoreboard tell two different stories with mingled feelings as the crowd showed loyal support despite a lost cause.
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Red Sox
Red Sox 0 Highlanders 1 as Leonard and Fisher duel
In a tight game the Highlanders edged the Red Sox 1 0. Dutch Leonard pitched well for Boston as Ray Fisher matched him with strong relief. Gardner Hoblitzell and Yerkes produced Boston threats but failed to drive in a run while Olaf Henriksen's pinch hit proved harmless.
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Athletics Clean Up Senators by 7 to 0
Philadelphia defeated Washington 7 to 0 as Shawkey pitched effectively. Ayres lasted five innings and Harper allowed two runs in the sixth on walks to Collins and Baker. Philadelphia hitters collected seven hits while Watson Fields, Lapp, and Collins contributed sacrificed plays.
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Braves crush jinx as Rudolph Day boosts Boston in 1920s sports
The Braves routed the Giants and silenced New York nerves by ignoring the so called jinx on a day named for Rudolph. The piece notes Maurice McLoughlin’s strong tennis form, the Davis Cup outlook, and the Boston track and field plans at Fenway Park with the Progressive city committee backing an amateur state championship game.
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Baseball queries and notes from Boston sports pages
A compilation of questions and answers about the Athletics Red Sox schedule at Boston Fenway Park and other baseball topics. It discusses doubleheaders, office locations, umpire rulings on infield flies, player origins, and a prediction about Red Sox winning the final series, with rain postponements noted for a double-header.
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Leonard
Plank
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