Clothier and McLoughlin Settle Longwood Final
In Longwood tennis, Maurice E. McLoughlin of San Francisco and William J. Clothier of Philadelphia reached the final, defeating Karl H. Behr and G P Gardner Jr in straight sets and three sets respectively. McLoughlin dominated Behr with 23 last-set points and eight aces, while Clothier edged Gardner 6-2 8-6 2-6 6-2 to earn today’s final and a shot at the cup against Larned in the challenge match.
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Pirates Beat Braves 2 0 in Fast Pittsburgh Victory
In Pittsburg on July 22 the Pirates shut out the Boston Braves 2 to 0 in a brisk game lasting 1 hour 15 minutes. Camnitz and Brown pitched well with timely hits by Wilson and McCarthy fueling the Pirates offense. Sweeney legged out a key three bagger for Boston but the Braves failed to rally.
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Oeens
Red Sox August Schedule and Boston Amateurs
The Red Sox are away Thursday night and return August 14 to host St. Louis for three games, then Detroit three, Cleveland four, Chicago three, and the Athletics three, closing August with the end of the month. Hagerman is with the locals after refusing a Denver reassignment. An amateur athletic meet is planned for next Saturday with Fall River Caledonian Society events.
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National Commission Denies Davidson Case Reversal
The National Baseball Commission refused to reverse its ruling in the Brooklyn versus Omaha dispute over player Davidson. Omaha must forward $750 to Brooklyn and deduct $48.98 from Davidson’s salary and remit it. Davidson played 73 games for Omaha but the club said he was not in condition as agreed.
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Dales Wildness Beats Cardinals in Philadelphia Win
Gene Dale pitched for St. Louis. he walked nine Philadelphia players and threw one wild pitch as Philadelphia won 6 to 2 in the National League game in St. Louis on July 22.
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Matty Dominates Reds as Giants Win 4 1
New York tops Cincinnati 4 to 1 with Mathewson on the mound. The Giants total 12 hits off Suggs while receiving solid support in key moments. Murray and Fletcher drive in runs and McLean adds a ninth inning single.
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Geers Lands Two Winners at Grand Circuit Meet
Detroit July 22 Veteran Ed Geers won two trot events at the State fair grounds opening Grand Circuit meet driving Pee Wee to the 2 16 trot and Dudie Archdale to the 2 07 trot both in straight heats. A new start barrier reduced race time and Jim Logan won the 2:05 pace heat with a strong late drive.
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Cubs Sweep Dodgers 3 Straight in National League Play
The Cubs took a three game series from the Dodgers in a National League clash. Key slugging and pitching helped Chicago top Los Angeles in each outing.
Sweden Wins Yacht Events Lead in Olympic Games
The Stockholm finish of the Olympic Games shows Sweden leading in total points across all events with 188, four ahead of the United States. Great Britain is third with 76 points. The U S leads in first place finishes with 25 to Sweden's 23.
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King snubbed by royal invitation at Olympics
New York reports an equerry asked Thorpe to meet the King at Stockholm, but Thorpe refused to travel, saying he could not get away. The piece notes Howard Drew may appear, with entries closing July 30 for amateur events and venues listed for entries.
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Drew May Run at Caledonian Picnic
The Caledonian grove athletic committee plans events for Saturday August 3 to showcase returning athletes who represented the United States in the Olympic games at Stock. The program offers Greater Boston first view of these competitors in their home community setting.
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Baun
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Stock
Levy Dillon Dead In California
Levy Dillon, father of Frank Dillon of the Los Angeles Coast league club and uncle of Clark Griffith of the Washington team, died at his Huntington Park home. A renowned breeder, he was among the first to import Norman draft horses. He came to California from Normal, Illinois, last fall.
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