McLoughlin Wins Longwood Singles in Straight Sets
Maurice E. McLoughlin of San Francisco defeated William J. Clothier of Philadelphia in straight sets 7-5 8-6 6-4 to win the 22d Longwood singles championship in a match witnessed by a large crowd. McLoughlin's powerful serve and clutch returns dominated the pivotal moments, signaling a strong claim to the national title.
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Maurice E. McLoughlin
San Francisco
Longwood
William J. Clothier
Philadelphia
McLoughlin
Longwoodes
Deuce
Bull
Mctloughlin
Oehr
Waterloo
Clothier
Americans Finish Second in Sweden Olympic All Around
Sweden wins all around Olympic honors as American team secures second place amid strong showings in track and field. Article notes reception for returning athletes, the value of rowing and yachting events, and props several stars including Reidpath and Cartmell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweden
Uncle Sam
America
Sam
Charlie Reidpath
Syracuse
Tommy Keane
Reidpath
Beldpath
Maxey Long
Tom Burke
Patchen TI Captures Chamber of Commerce Stakes at Detroit
At Detroit July 23 Joe Patchen TI duplicated last year’s feat by Vernon McKinney and won the Chamber of Commerce stakes the feature event on today’s grand circuit programme.
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Detroit
Joe Patchen
Vernon McKinney
Chamber of Commerce
Kitty Hawk II Retains 26-Foot Hydro Title in Detroit
Kitty Hawk II defeated Baby Reliance in the Cadil lacqua motor boat regatta eight mile race on the Detroit River around Belle Isle. Baby Reliance quit after the first heat due to carburetor trouble. Thelma IV offered little competition as Neptune failed in shallow water and will be repaired for Thursday’s championship races.
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Detroit
Kitty Hawk II
Baby Reliance
Thelma IV
Kitty Hawk
Belle Isle
Neptune
Al Orth Named National Umpire by National League
The National League, via President Lynch, buys the release of umpire Al Orth from the Virginia league. Orth, praised by scouts for his Virginia league work, will likely report to Lynch this week and have an early chance to prove his abilities. Orth previously pitched for the New York club in the American League.
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New York
National League
Lynch
al Orth
Orth
Klaus May Not Return. Panke May Get First Call
Word from France says Frank Klaus may skip a return bout with Carpentier if Bill Panke secures the first call on the French star. Klaus is in Paris evaluating options and may return to the United States if things do not look favorable.
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Hugh Mcintosh
Australia
Langford
McVey
Woodman
McIntosh
Dan
Porky
Flynn
United States
Arty McQueen
France
Frank Klaus
Carpentier
Bill Panke
Klaus
Paris
Charley Mitchell
Bombardier Wells
Mitchell
Jake Kilrain
Boston
New York
Wells
Baseball games wanted by several city clubs for July and August
Multiple baseball clubs seek games with fast amateur and semi pro teams across Massachusetts. Listings include West End A A Ramacotti 202 Friend Street Boston Haymarket 22207 West Roxbury A A 69 Perham Street West Roxbury Clovers of Roxbury 87 Quincy Street Roxbury Columbing Cambridge 210 Pemberton Street Cambridge Blue Label Team of the Cigar Makers Union 178 L Street South Boston Judea Nine Chelsea 65 Arlington Street Chelsea Details note dates July 27 and other August September and full expenses as offered.
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West End A. A
Millers
Tedesco
Winchester
Stoneham
Bennett A. A
Woburn
Somerville
Ramacotti
Friend Street
Boston
Tel. Haymarket
West Roxbury
A. A
Roxbury
Columbing of
Cambridge
Henry Cossett
Pemberton Street
Cigar Makers’ Union
Nathan Bronkhorst
L Street
South Boston
Judea
Chelsea
D. Silverman
Arlington Street
Brockton Rally Upset Lawrence in Ninth Inning
Brockton defeated Lawrence 7 to 5 after a ninth inning rally. Upham tied the score before Smith homered, with Lynch excelling in the field. Notable plays included two base hits by Sullivan Layster Barry and a Pearson three base hit.
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Brockton
Lawrence
Upham
Smith
Lynch
Boardman
Dowd
Shea
Uplam
Carlstrom
Briggs
Kennedy
Braymeaier
Pearson
Sullivan
Layster
Barry
Anderson
McLane
Wadleigh
White
Brockton. Lawrence
A.E. Smith
Oj Lynch
Breymaier
Asid Ot Ae Brockton
Fina Ee Ee
Lawrence Re
Worcester 7 New Bedford 6 in 12 innings New England
Worcester defeats New Bedford 7 to 6 in twelve innings on clean hitting. Shorten's catch of Pruitt's liner noted. game played in New Bedford with Worcester and New Bedford players listed along with pitching, fielding, and erroneous OCR artifacts.
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New Bedford
Worcester
Shorten
Pruitt
PO Sweatt
Ec F
Hton
M’r’ville
Morris
Ness
Griffith
Spires
Kilhullen
A.E
Po.a.e
Smith
Roehling
Bushelman
Flaherty
McCune
Sweatt
Maranville
Swormstedt
Boehling
Keriv
Haverhill Triumphs Over Lynn 7 to 1 in New England Game
Haverhill defeated Lynn 7 to 1 as Pratt powered the offense with standout batting. Johnson pitched for Lynn while Harrington started for Haverhill, with Haverhill pulling away in the middle innings for the easy win.
Lowell 7 Fall River 5 in baseball tilt
Lowell defeats Fall River 7 to 5 here as Wilson hits a key homer in the eighth. Clemens Magee De Groff Halstein Dee Lavigne Walsh Merrill Thackara and Wilson collect two base hits and Boultes Clemens hit a three-base blast for Fall River.
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Randolph
Bowcock
Miller
Zeiser
Clemens
de Groff
Lavigne
Dee
Magee
Hickman
Rose
Fall River
Lowell
Wilson
Arminger
Thackuara
Empire -Bannon
F River
Vickecs
Lowo
Cees
Halstein
Walsh
Merrill
Thackara
Boultes
F Wilson
Ali River
Lowell BU
Po.a.e
PO. Ale
Ase Nee
Lavigne Ce
Thackarac
Zelser
Sullivan
Nee Arminger
Wormwood
Johnson May Tackle Sam Johnson May Tackle Sam
American rep for Hugh McIntosh signs Jack Johnson for two bouts in Australia against Sam Langford and Sam McVey with rumored $50,000. New York considers Johnson fight in his home city while other bouts and forfeit disputes cloud the deal amid boxing manager moves and rivalries.
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Hugh McIntosh
Jack Johnson
Antipodes
Sam Langford
Sam McVey
Sam
Australia
McIntosh
Sydney
Johnson
Jack
States
New York
Jeanette, Palzer
Nvnn
MclIntosh
J. Arthur
D. P. Flynn
Flynn
Someody
Langford
Melbourne
Joe Jeanette
Abe Attell
Billy Nolan
Ty Nolan
Nolan
Nelson
Billy
Attell
Kilbane
Tommy Murphy
Langford Stuck in Australia Rumor News
Joe Woodman the Boston impresario and his protege Sam Langford faced arrest and were blocked from leaving Australia, a situation supported by Sydney and Melbourne newspaper clippings. The report notes the unusual travel restriction and its broadly documented basis.
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Joe Woodman
Boston Fisth
Sam Langford
Australia
Sydney
Melbourne
Newport Citizens Offer Newport Cup for Tennis Tournament
The citizens of Newport have offered a special Newport Cup to be played at the coming national tennis tournament. The prize will be funded by local business men and three formats are suggested: a special singles match featuring Larned, a doubles pairing of national prominence, or a mixed doubles event with leading players. The effort aims to keep the tournament in Newport as interest grows.
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Newport
Larned
Newporters
American Athletes Dominate France Meet in Rheims
In Rheims France on July 23 American Olympians faced French rivals with several wins. Leo Goehring Mohawk A C won the standing high jump at 5 ft 11 in, David Caldwell Mass Agricultural College took the 800 meters in 1 57 1 5, James Thorpe Carlisle Indian School won the 110 meter hurdles in 16 4 58, Alvah Meyer Irish American A C won the 200 meters in 22 2 5, and K R Erickson Mott Haven A C claimed the running high jump with 6 ft 1 2 in.
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France
Rheims
Leo Goehring
Mohawk A. C
David S. Caldwell
Massachusetts Agricultural College
James Thorpe
Carlisle Indian School
Alvah T. Meyer
A. C
Ker. R. Erickson
Mott Haven A. C
Iron Man McGinnity Wins Double Header in Rochester
MecGinnity pitched for Newark in the International League doubleheader against Rochester winning both games. Newark won the second game 7 to 0 after a 4 to 3 opener. McGinnity allowed no Rochester batter to homer and pulled Rochester from first place, a lead they had held since May 20.
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Clothier
McQoughlin
McLoughlin
Love
Rochester
N. Y
Tronman
MecGinnity
Newark
Baseball Scores From American Association Night
At St Paul St Paul defeated Indianapolis 8 to 2. At Minneapolis Minnesota 8 Louisville 0. In Kansas City Kansas City beat Toledo 3 to 2.
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St. Paul
Indianapolis
Minneapolis--Minneapolis
Louisville
Kansas City
Toledo
Vermont athlete Al Gutterson Olympic broad jump champion
The 25 year old University of Vermont athlete Al Gutterson excels as a sprinter hurdler and jumper. He holds the world title in the Olympic broad jump with a 24 feet 11 inch leap. Other items note St Pius parish field day entries and baseball umpire disputes.
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al Gutterson
University of Vermont
St. Pius Parish
Lynn
MW. J. Winston
Eutan Avenue
Tris Speaker
Red Sox
Fall River
Jack Twin Sullivan
Jim Stewart
Brooklyn
Sullivan
Kennedy
Patchen Dominates Races as Baron A Wins 2:16 Final
Patchen leads all three heats in strong pace races, Fleming guiding his bay to victory as Chimes Hal and Baron A surge. Beth Q Clark wins early heats, Baron A clinches last three, Chatty Direct takes 3:10 trot in straight heats. Geers’ runners show limited success. Tomorrow features the Classic M. and M. $10,000 for 2:24 trotters.
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Patchen
Chimes Hal
Fleming
Handsome Bay
Geers
Baron A
Beth Q Clark
Chatty Direct
Gordon Todd
Ruth McGregor
C. m
Jay McGregor
McDonald
Leee
B. S
Dodge
Wunny Crank
B. G
Mike Agan
B. O. Shank
Ch. B
Cunningham
William P
Ross
Canagan
Kilentine
Dandy Wood
J. Benyon
Miss Archdale
Bik m
Shulfe
Ap Pace
Chamber Commerce
Joe Patchen
Hal
Rg H
Murphy
Snow
Dread
Valentine
Denver Jay
B. x
Blk. m
Joe Pateh
En (Snow
Bessie Bee
B. m
Parker
Elbrino Belle
B. mm
Porter Bradmont
Pearl Patch
H. Gray
Sar. Cosch
Cheney
J. Fleming
Elizabeth Ray
Baden
Br. H
A. S. Rodney
George Todd
Andrews Ae
Wee Carroll
G. (Shank
Swanee
Dolly
Br. Mn
Jamison
Bransfield Named Manager of Montreal Royals
The Montreal Royals of the International League appoint Kitty Bransfield as manager to replace Billy Lush. Bransfield, formerly a first baseman with Pittsburgh and the Philadelphia Nationals, succeeds Yeager who is acting temporarily.
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Bransfield
Montreal
Yeager
Polo Matches Open Overture Cups at Point Judith
Narragansett Polo at Narragansett Pier Rhode Island sees Philadelphia Country Club defeat Myopia 61-2 to 41-8 while Philadelphia Free Booters beat Meadowbrook Canaries 71-2 to . Both games played under handicap as part of the Overture cups.
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Narragansett Pier
R. IL
Philadelphia Country Club
Philadelphia Free Booters
Point Judith
Country Club
Myopia
Bree Booters
Meadowbrook Canaries
Cubs Release Maroney In Unconditional Move
President Chayt Murphy announced the Chicago Nationals released pitcher Maroney unconditionally. He refused to waive infielder Downey to the Philadelphia National League club and said Downey will report to the Chicago team tomorrow.
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Chicago
Chayt W. Murphy
Maroney
Downey
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