Ouimet meets Hodder in 86 hole State Amateur final
Francis Ouimet faces Clark Hodder in the Kernwood Country Club 86 hole State Amateur final. Ouimet dominates rounds, defeating Whitcomb 8 6 and Newton 4 3 while Hodder edges Paul 3 2 to reach the championship.
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Wright Blows Up in Western Golf Finals Contested
In Kansas City on June 30, Chick Evans reached the Western amateur final at Hill Crest Country Club, defeating Wright of Los Angeles in a clutch display in rain. Evans, 2 under par through 31 holes, will face George Von Elm of Salt Lake City after Von Elm edged Clarence Wolff of St. Louis 2 up.
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Lenglen and McKane Duel in Wimbledon Final
Suzanne Lenglen defeated Kathleen McKane in two sets 6-1 7-5 to win the Wimbledon women’s championship as thousands watched the match in Englands capital. Lenglen, the world’s champion, and McKane drew a huge crowd to the center court.
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Secor and Boyd Face Intercollegiate Golf Final
Garden City N Y June 30 G B Secor of Williams and A P Boyd of Dartmouth will duel tomorrow for the Intercollegiate Golf Association individual championship in a 36 hole final at the Garden City Golf Club.
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Sports Comment Roundup From a Busy Era of Boxing and Athletics
Fred Mitchell notes Wilbert Robinson’s birthday limit joke and honors Doc Kendall on his 68th. He previews Benny Leonard’s skills, Lou Bogash versus Mickey Walker match, and Briton Edwards’ injury dampening title hopes. Overseas, Carpentier eyed over Harry Greb. Locals praise Mac Aldrich. Ray Watson’s dominance signals future wins. Paddock’s Pacific coast feats forecast to pale beside Atlantic plans.
Lenglen Triumphs Over McKane In Three Sets
Spectators witnessed Randolph Lycett, sidelined from Davis Cup by a shoulder strain, fall to Baron de Morpurgo 4-6 6-8 6-0 6-3. In other matches, Mallory, Ryan, Anderson, Kingscote, Patterson, Cochet, Davison, and Lenglen defeated their opponents as the French star edged Miss McKane 6-1 7-5 in a dramatic two set swing.
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Elkins Stops Wiltz in Connecticut Lightweight Bout
In a dramatic finish at Arena A. C. Elkins defeated Sammy Wiltz, who seeks the Connecticut lightweight title. Elkins floored Wiltz four times in the 10th round before the referee stopped the fight, ending a tense showdown.
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Yanks Beat Orioles In Baltimore Thriller
New York Americans defeated the Baltimore Internationals in Baltimore on June 30 in a tense game marked by late scoring and strong pitching from both sides.
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Gilchrist Beats Filene's 3-2 in State League Tilt
Gilchrist defeated Filene's 3-2 in the State League yesterday. Three runs came in the fifth inning with Fitzgerald, Bent, Streeter, Earle and Garner contributing key hits. Filene's scored first in the fourth on Garner's triple with Frye driving in.
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Dempsey to Sign for Wills Bout in July
New York June 30 A contract binding Jack Dempsey to meet Harry Wills for the world heavyweight title may be signed in New York on July 8. Jack Stearns Dempsey’s manager said he and the champion would meet Wills and Paddy Mullins around July 8. Kearns declared readiness to proceed with the match and discussions were set with Mullins, who was in Trenton to see Wills fight Jeff Smith.
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Doyle Stops Fentour In Ninth Round Knockout
New York June 30 Paul Doyle knocked out Willie Fentour in the ninth round with a right cross after dominating the bout throughout.
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Red Cap Wilson Stops Fitzgerald In Fifth Round
New York June 30 Red Cap Wilson knocked out Ned Fitzgerald the Australian boxer in the fifth round with a powerful punch to the stomach.
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Money Not Everything In Modern Youth Lore
A 1922 column argues money isn’t all powerful yet remains highly useful. It riffs on Midas and wealth vanity, cites politicians and editors, and ends with the sermon that money buys almost anything except oysters out of season and shirts at 84 cents.
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Golf semis set as Boyd and Secor win to finals
Boyd defeated D A Williams 4 up with 3 to play and Secor edged Durham Jones 2 and 1 in a close semifinal. Boyd, holder of the Tennessee State title, had the best afternoon golf with 39 on the opening nine. Williams mislaid drives and Jones had costly three putts on holes fourteen and seventeen.
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Wills Safely Downs Jeff Clark In Single Round Clash
In Trenton New Jersey on a hot night Harry Wills the world heavyweight title challenger knocked down Jeff Clark five times in four minutes, then twice more in the second round to end the bout. Wills weighed 211 pounds while Clark tipped the scales at 183.
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Gibson Quits Pirates as Manager in Pittsburgh
George Gibson resigned as manager of the Pittsburgh National League club effective immediately. Bill McKechnie, acting as Gibson's assistant, was named leader of the Pirates. The club said the resignation was tendered for the good of all concerned as the team struggled to win games.
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Glenna Collett Faces Edith Cummings in Club Tourney Final
Edith Cummings of Chicago, star at Onwentsia, will meet Glenna Collett of Providence, Eastern champion, in a 18 hole final for the Country Club international invitation title. Cummings beat Alexa Stirling, a three time national champion, yesterday and then defeated Mrs Lee Mida six up five to play. Collett edged Mrs F C Letts of Chicago by one hole in the semi final.
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Arthur Ingraham Sr Wins Junior Title in Tennis
Two young players met in the sectional junior singles final at Longwood courts Chestnut Hill. Arthur Ingraham Jr of Oakland Rhode Island defeated Donald Hill of Newton 6 4 6 1 6 8 9 7 in a hard fought match.
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Giants sign three prominent eastern collegians
New York reports that the Giants have signed three college players: Walter MacPhee an infielder from Princeton Fred Maguire an infielder from Holy Cross and Harry Houlihan a left handed pitcher from Middlebury.
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