Griffin Beats Williams In Longwood Bowl Debut
Clarence J. Griffin of San Francisco defeats R. Norris Williams 7 5 6 3 in the Longwood Bowl singles first round on grass courts at Longwood Cricket Club. The day’s schedule features more first round matches and today’s feature bouts on the championship court.
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Red Sox Battle Maple Leafs In Nine Inning Draw
Carri gan's champions and Joe Birmingham's Maple Leafs fought a hard game in Toronto that ended tied 5 to 5 after nine innings. The Red Sox train's early departure for Cleveland forced the game to close at that point.
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Red Sox fall to Maple Leafs amid lineup shuffle and crowd stunts
Dick Hoblitzell did not appear with antipathy to German names. Heinie Wagner used the nom de plume Richardson. Wyckoff faced crowd boos as Boston hit him, yet he stayed to the ninth with fine support. Wyckoff drove in two runs with a triple. McNally and Janvrin led Boston’s bats. The Maple Leafs won and Carrigan received a diamond ring and wrist watch from local admirers after an auto ride.
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Red Sox
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Toronto
Wood to Join Red Sox Today
Smoky Joe Wood is due to join the world's champion Red Sox at Cleveland today after an official announcement. President Lannin wired Wood to report to the team this morning in Cleveland, and with no reply received, he is expected to arrive with the squad from Toronto. Fans debate whether he will be used in the Cleveland series, but his return could boost the champions if in form.
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Open Series Saturday Between Lexington and Arlington Teams
The first game of the series between Lexington and Arlington town teams will be played at Lexington Athletic Field next Saturday at 3 30 in the afternoon. Weafer will pitch for the Minute Boys and Wright will start for Arlington.
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White Sox Edge Tigers After 13 Inning Clash
In Detroit Chicago beat Detroit 3 to 2 in 13 innings. Coveleskie hit Terry with a ball after Felsch's single, a sacrifice, infield out, and John Collins' hit produced the winning run. Schalk argued a strike and was ejected. Detroit manager Jennings was suspended for Sunday's dispute with the umpire.
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Wood Enters 5 Mile Run at Scotch Games
A. E. Wood the Canadian champion and holder of the world 15 mile professional record will start in the 5 mile American professional championship at the Scotch games Caledonian Grove August 5. Manager Tom Grieve worked to secure his entry and a special furlough was granted for the border crossing. Also entered are Billy Queal American long distance champion Harry Smith debuting as a pro Jimmy Fitzgerald of Australia Ted Crooks of Fall River and possibly Willie Kolehmainen Finnish champion to complete a strong pro field.
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Fall River
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Griffin Wins Straight Sets in Slippery Courts
Griffin defeats Williams in straight deuce sets 7-5 7-5 as slippery courts after heavy rains cause tumbles. Williams loses form with critical double faults while Griffin shows sharp improvement and tight defense. Notable results include Kumagae and Makami of Tokyo winning in straight sets and several San Francisco entrants advancing to the third round.
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Cornell
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Maurice E. McLoughlin
Kramer Triumphs In Reveré Half Mile Feature
National sprint champion Frank Kramer won the Reveré cycle track half mile in two straight heats against Alf Grenda. Fred Herbert of Fall River won the to mile motor paced event defeating Pinkie Turville and Georges Colombatto in 36m 38 3-5s. Other results include Fred Hanson in the one mile amateur handicap and Dennis Connolly in the five mile open professional.
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Reveré
Alf Grenda
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Grenda
Fred Herbert
Fall River
Italy
Fred Hanson
Warren Holbrook
Elmer Duncan
Dennis Connolly
Canute and Patch Lead Crowded Michigan State Fair Pace
At Detroit Michigan July 24 the Grand Circuit meet opened with ideal weather and a strong field. Canute swept the first division 2:17 pace heats while Director Todd won the 2:10 trot. Gilbert Patch son of Dan Patch captured the second division heat, and Zombie Clay upset in the 2:18 trot amid high parimutuel payouts. The 5000 dollar board of commerce stake for 2:06 pacers headlines tomorrow’s card.
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