Hodder and Sweetser Reach State Junior Final In Heat
Clark Hodder of Commonwealth beat J F Lally of Brookline 7 and 6 to reach the final. Arthur Sweetser of United Shoe edged Charles MacAndrew 1 up to join Hodder. A. Ahlstrom of Green Hill defeated Fred Love 1 up after 19 holes, while J M Batchelder beat F Fessenden 4 and 3 in the semi finals.
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Commonwealth
Clark Hodder
Arthur Sweetser
United Shoe
J. M. Batchelder
A. Ahlstrom
Green Hill
Hodder
Sally
Brookline
Sweetser
Charlie MacAndrew
Jock
Ahlstrom
Fred Love
Batchelder
F. Fessenden
Love
United
Sweetsey
J. F. Lally
A. ©. Sweetser
Charles MacAndrew
Dorchester
J. of. Batchelder
Concord to Host Two Twilight Games This Week
Manager T. Alfred Wilson of Concord plans two twilight baseball games at home next week. Both games start at 6 30 p m with Lexington Council No 4 Knights of Columbus team playing Monday and Thursday’s opponent to be announced.
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Concord
T. Alfred Wilson
Concord Town Baseball Nine
Lexington Council
Knights of Columbus
Feature Race Narrows Win In Maumee 2:06 Trot
Peter Coley driving A. E. Dorsey's Findley gelding edged Nedda to win the Maumee 2:06 trot in Fort Miami Park Toledo Ohio. Nedda set fast miles in heats but faded late as Kilowatts and E Colorado trailed. Parker Roy won the 2:10 pace and Noble Argot paid $66.60 after a second heat performance. The program included multiple trots with Hollywood Hilda and other starters.
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Fort Miami Park
Toledo
Peter Coley
A. E. Dorsey
Findley
Ohio
Harry Stokes
Maumee
Nedda
Kilowatts
E. Colorado
Fleming
Findlay
Parker Roy
Hollywood Hilda
Peter the Great
Atlantic Meee
Ehbieb
Sissaye
Colorado
Gorbrred
Arnold Frisco
San PO
Erskine
Bob Pin
Peter Will Tell
Indians Not Over Looking Any Bets
The Indians show effort with Sewell's two-base hit after Seibold nearly snagged a shoe-string catch. A runner advanced on the play, and while the Red Sox defense backed up inconsistently, the Indians kept pressure on the bases.
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Indians
Sewell
Seibold
Red Sox
Loughran Challenges Wilson for August Bout
Tommy Loughran Philadelphia middleweight, via his manager, challenged Johnny Wilson middleweight champion to an eight round match at Philadelphia National League Park on August 14. Loughran posted a 5000 dollar certified check with Herman Taylor to bind the contest. Taylor said Wilson had been offered a large guarantee but would not disclose the sum.
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Philadelphia
Tommy Loughran
Johnny Wilson
Philadelphia National League Baseball Park
Loughran
Herman Taylor
Taylor
Wilson
Windsor Track Racing Results Summary
Windsor track hosted a seven race card with horses such as Hopeless Citation Hereafter Diadema Aunt Lin Make Up and Dens Jim. Final times ranged from 1 11 4 5 to 2 00 4 5 with several notable payouts and multiple runners in each race.
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Hopeless
Taylor
Lathrop
Owens
Poet See Lady Boss
Buxton
Pees
Josella
Soldier
Arendal
Witchlike
Reformer
Burke
Citation
Claver
Fincastle
F. Wilson
Blaise
Crock O' Gold
Wild Flower
Hillman C
Lucky Girl
Stamp
Manna
Tidings
Royal Visitor
Walle
Keltie
Stirling
Aunt Lin
Bugle
Maren
Nomis
Boniface
Parner
Registrar
Planet
McDermott
Borbacies
Firebrand
Golden Sphere
John Finn
Radio
Manoevre
Mulumast
Louis
Hildur
Turner
Dr. Hickman
Farah F
McLaughlin
Night Raider
Tippity Witchet
All Fair
Ultimata
Make
Pirate McGee
Lord Hamilton
Starlin
Charley Boy
Burgoyne
Tilden and Richards Reach Rhode Island Semis in Lawn Tennis
National champion William Tilden II and junior champion Vincent Richards advance to the Rhode Island State lawn tennis semifinals at the Agawam Hunt Club after easy victories. Tilden defeated Philip Bettens 6 1 6 3 and Richards beat Lawrence Rice 6 3 6 3 in Providence on July 13.
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Providence
William T. Tilden
Philadelphia
Vincent Richards
Yonkers
N. Y
Philip Bettens
San Francisco
Lawrence Rice
Boston
Agawam Hunt Club
Tilden
Richards
Top American players win in early tennis day
Howard Voshell of New York and Wallace Johnson of Philadelphia scored clean victories over Craig Biddle of Philadelphia and Nathaniel W. Niles of Boston. Niles and Johnson fought three sets 4-6 6-4 6-1. Helen Wills beat Mrs. Frank Godfrey to reach the final against Miss Bancroft. Doubles victors advanced to semi finals including Rice and Niles, Johnson and Johnson, Woshell and Hardy, and Tilden and Richards.
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Howard Voshell
New York
Wallace Johnson
Philadelphia
Craig Biddle
Nathaniel W. Niles
Boston
Biddle
Voshell
Nile
Lawrence Rice
R. W. Niles
Phillip Neer
James Davies
H. C. Johnson
J. D. E. Jones
S. Howard Woshell
Samuel Hardy
C. L. Wood
William Dinwoodle
W. T. Tilden
Vincent Richards
W. Wright
Josiah Wheelwright
Betting Men Discharged After Mass Arrest at Cubs Park
Forty men arrested at Cubs Baseball Park on July 12 were discharged after police could not identify any individual violator. Judge Samuel Trude admonished officers to show specific evidence before sweeping arrests again.
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Chicago
Cubs
Samuel Trude
Mets Reinsmen Sweep Closing Day Trotting Meet
The Metropolitan Driving Club dominates the Junior League meet closing day with W. J. McDonald driving four winners. Results span divisions in 2:14 to 2:31 times, highlighting Grace Forbes, Bingola, Early Dreams, Oregon Hal, Judge Wilkes, and The Frisco Bell among others. Sho wers interrupted late cards but most races finished as noted.
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Metropolitan Driving Club
W. J. McDonald
Grace Forbes
Mr. Donald
Bingola
Mr. McDonald
Wiki Wiki
Oregon Hal
Judge Wilkes
Rose Brooke
Blk m
Malcolm Forbes Mots
Goshen
CW . H.cane
Nassau
C. H. At. Ry
Richard Earle
Mets
EK. R. Harriman
Brook Worthy
Sauena
Mr. Gartrell
Violet T
A. W. Taylor
Earl Fring
Frisco Bell
San Francisco
E. Shoemaker
Sonny
Old Colony
Thomas Fay Davy Watts
W. J. Furbush
Wayside Golf and Country Club Opens in Saxonville Mass
Elm Street Saxonville Mass nine miles above Norumbega Park off Boston Worcester State road lays out a new golf club forming on 300 acres for outdoor sports with a modern clubhouse dining room and dance hall now open dues set at 50 dollars annually telephone Framing ham 968 R or Back Bay 552 outing and dancing parties accommodated
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Elm. St
Saxonville
Mass
Norumbega Park
Boston & Worcester State Road
Framingham
Back Bay
Home-Run Hitters in Yesterday's League Games
Heisman and Veach led Detroit with notable home runs. Mitchell and Groh contributed for Brooklyn and New York respectively as league totals show 274 251 for the National League.
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Mitchell
Brooklyn
Groh
New York
Wills Ready to Fight Dempsey for Heavyweight Title
New York reports Harry Wills, a towering challenger, is ready to challenge Jack Dempsey for the world heavyweight title. He is described as a fit, formidable fighter with natural advantages and a strong chance to disrupt Dempsey’s form, potentially making Labor Day a decisive showdown.
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Pooch” Donovan
Harvard
Jack Sheehan
Harry Wills
Jack Dempsey
Fromm
Jack
Harry
Pooch
New York
Willard
Carpentier
Wills
Dempsey
Labor Day
Jersey City
Bayside Arena
Toledo
Atlantic City
Lfe
Post
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