Griffs and War Hero Highlight Local Boxing Card
The piece notes Griffmen at Fenway versus Red Sox for fourth place and a war hero biking at Revere track. It previews Vincent Martin vs Billy Simmons at the Coliseum A A Quincy, plus multi club bouts and New England wrestlers chosen for New York tryouts on July 12 13.
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Fenway
Red Sox
Vincent Martin
Billy Fitzsimmons
Coliseum
A. A
Quincy
N. B. A. A. A. U. Wrestling Committee
New England
New York City
Howard E. Brown
Harvard University
Joseph Israelite
Charles T. Johnson
Posse
Donald G. Kilton
Worcester Y. M. C. A
Basil S. Warren
Davis Bates Clapp Memorial Association
East Weymouth
Lavalade set for one hour motor paced race at the oval
Daniel Lavalade, Tours native, returns to racing after a 1914 hiatus and recent success in a six rider field. He faces rivals Vincent Madonna Clarence Carman and Georges Columbatto in tonight's marquee event, with Nat Butler having signed him to the Revere track.
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Daniel Lavalade
Tours
France
Nat Butler
Smart
Seres
Didier
Nat
Revere
the Oval
Lavalade
Vincent Madonna
Clarence Carman
Georges Columbatto
Italy
Tilden Wins Over Garland in Wimbledon Semifinal
William T. Tilden of Philadelphia defeated Charles S. Garland of Pittsburg to advance as a Wimbledon finalist. He remains to meet Zenzo Shimadzu in the final, with the winner to face Gerald L. Patterson in the challenge round for the title. Shimadzu defeated Theodore Mavrogordato, as Mavrogordato had earlier beaten R. Norris Williams.
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Wimbledon
William T. Tilden
Philadelphia
Charless. Garland
Pittsburg
Zenzo Shimidzu
Gerald L. Patterson
Australia
Shimidzu
Theodore Mavrogordato
R. Norris Williams
Boston
Hagen Barnes Lose Foursome
In England a British Open buildup saw Harry Vardon and Tom Williamson defeat Walter Hagen and Jim Barnes in a foursome by 3 and 1. Vardon led with 71 while Williamson posted 74 against Barnes 74 and Hagen 78 amid large crowds.
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Deal
England
Harry Vardon
Tom Williamson
Walter Hagen
Jim Barnes
Vardon
Williamson
Barnes
Hagen
Waterbury Defeated 8 to 1 by New Haven
Chief Bender pitched well for New Haven striking out 13 and giving up only two hits in an 8 to 1 victory over Waterbury.
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New Haven
Conn
Bender
Waterbury
Harley to sign major league baseball contract in Chicago
Chic Harley, once an All-American at Ohio State, will travel to Chicago tomorrow to sign with a major league baseball club, according to reports from Columbus Ohio.
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Columbus
Chic” Harley
Ohio State University
Chicago
Yanks Rally In Ninth To Beat Red Sox 6 5
New York fans watched as Pratt Hannah Gleich Peck Ward and Pipp delivered a ninth inning rally. Sam Jones allowed eight strong frames before the Yankees exploded for three runs in the ninth to edge Boston 6 to 5 despite McInnis home run and Thormahlen’s solid pitching.
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Gleich
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Ward
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McInnis
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Shore
Hooper
Vitt
Menaskey
Ruth
Scott
Bodle
Meusel
Thormahilen
Stuffy
Ruel
Hir
Pennock
Walters
NEW York AB
Brenschere
Bie
Seeenwene Pratt
C. Shore
Eee
Thormen
R. Boston
PO. A
An Hooper
Menosky
Schang
MelIin
Bya Eoe
Indians Dump Browns Twice
Cleveland swept two games from St. Louis, scoring 9 to 6 and 5 to 4 as the Indians struck early and benefited from two St. Louis errors in the second contest.
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ST. Louis
Cleveland
Red Sox at Fenway Run Doubleheader Today
The Red Sox return to Fenway Park for a doubleheader this afternoon after a tough Western trip. The first game starts at 1 30 o clock sharp with likely interesting baseball ahead.
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Red Sox
Fenway Park
Americans Fall In Canadian Amateur Golf Championship
Beaconsfield Que June 29 Four American golfers who qualified for the Canadian amateur championship were eliminated. Baltimore’s B C Cochran and Brice Evans of Boston exited in the first round while HE H C Collette and F M Hancock of Providence R I were out in the second. Gillespie beat Evans in the morning, then defeated Hancock five up with eight to play, and Greening of Toronto defeated Collette five and four.
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Beaconsfield
Que
B. C. Cochran
Baltimore
Brice Evans
Boston
HE. H. C. Collette
F. M. Hancock
Providence
R. J
T. Gillespie
Evans
Hancock
W. S. Greening
Toronto
Collette
Former Arlington athlete earns silver cap at Massachusetts Agricultural
Herbert Collins, former Arlington High School standout, receives the silver cap as the top all around player on the Massachusetts Agricultural College baseball nine. He starred in left field and also played on the hockey team.
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Arlington
Herbert Collins
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Tennis Tournament Kicks Off At Arlington Heights Club
The annual handicap tennis tournament has begun at Arlington Heights Tennis Club with second round matches completed. More matches are set Saturday afternoon and the holiday on Monday July 5.
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Arlington Heights Tennis Club
Camels Provide Exceptional Flavor and Comfort
The ad extols Camels as a superior cigarette with a smooth mellow body and satisfying taste. It highlights blend quality Turkish and Domestic tobaccos, declaring freedom from aftertaste or odor and urging liberal, consistent smoking pleasure.
Shamrock IV better in light weather, sailors say
Sandy Hook New Jersey June 29 Yachtsmen who watched the Shamrock IV race today against the 23 metre Shamrock in a stiff breeze concluded the challenger for the Americas Cup performs best in light weather rather than heavy conditions.
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Sandy Hook
N. J
Lipton entry gains slimly in 1512 mile yacht trial
Sir Thomas Lipton's entry finished with a 3 minutes 7 seconds improvement but still trailed the meteor boat in a 1512 mile race from Ambrose Channel lightship to Shrewsbury Rocks. Elapsed times were 1 23 35 for Lipton and 1 26 42 for the meteor boat. The course was windward and leeward to Shrewsbury Rocks and back, planned for two legs totaling 31.1 miles, but wind rising from 16 to 20 knots ended the trial after the second leg.
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Thomas Lipton
Ambrose Channel
Shrewsbury Rocks
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