National Tennis Champion McLoughlin Favored In Finals
Maurice E. B. McLoughlin of San Francisco and R. Norris Williams II of Philadelphia won their places in the all comers singles finals at Newport. McLoughlin defeated William J. Clothier of Philadelphia 6-4 6-4 6-2. Williams beat Elia Fottrell 6-4 6-3 6-3 to reach the final.
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R. I
Maurice Eb, McLoughlin
San Francisco
R. Norris Williams
Philadelphia
McLoughlin
Willams
William J. Clothier
Williams
Elia Fottrell
Clothier
Grandstand
Beore McLoughlin
Miss Carey
R. Lindley Murray
Mise Fenno
Boston
G. L. Wrenn
New York
Prolific New England Track and Boxing Season Ahead
The era brims with activity as New England hosts dense athletics action over Labor Day and into September. top talents like Baldwin Murphy Kanaly Gibbons Brown O Connor Halpin and Conley are set for major meets in Baltimore Benton Harbor Birmingham and Virginia, promising one of the sport’s most packed seasons in memory.
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New England
Frank Facey
New England Association
Balloon Race Postponed Because Of European Situation
The international balloon race planned to start October 6 from Kansas City is postponed indefinitely by the Aero Club of America contest committee. Entrants from Germany France Austria Belgium Switzerland and the United States were considered. organizers aim to restage next year if conditions permit.
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New York
Europe
Kansas City
The
Aero Club of America
Germany
France
Gertand
Switzerland
United States
Austria
Belgium
Collins Returns for Revere Track Night
Elmer Collins the Lynn cyclist returns tonight at the Revere cycle track after weeks out with injuries. He faces George Wiley in a motor paced race and the card includes both amateur and professional events. Wiley defends his national middle distance title at Peach on Saturday night.
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Elmer Collins
Lynn
Revere
Ollins
George Wiley
Enda
Frank Cavanaugh
Oretti
Collins
Wiley
Peach
Gossip for Motorists at Rockingham Park Show
Motorists from across New England will attend the automobile show at Rockingham Park today. The industry shows no pause despite the foreign war, with Gray & Davis in Cambridge using a night shift and 1000 workers on payroll. The Wentworth-Fos Dick Company praises the new Hupmobile model at Commonwealth Avenue, while Harry Ford L. S. S. French becomes advertising manager for the National Motor Vehicle Company.
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New England
Rockingham Park
Gray & Davis
Cambridge
Ick
Wentworth-Fosdick Company
Commonwealth Avenue
Harry Ford
Baldwin and Murphy Ready for New England Lightweight Title Bout
Matty Baldwin of Charlestown and Eddie Murphy of South Boston prepare for tonight's Atlas A. A. main event. Baldwin predicts a strong showing, aiming to press Murphy at a fast pace to limit his cleverness. The card also features Patsey DeLucca versus Johnny Glover and Teddy Murphy versus Johnny Crowley for a 105-pound New England title, with Tommy Doris meeting Everett O'Neil in a preliminary.
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Matty Baldwin
Eddie Murphy
New England
Atlas. A
Murphy
Baldwin
Charlestown
South Boston
Gilbert Gallant
Chelsea
Gallant
Bunker Hill
Eddie
Patsey DeLucca
West End
Johnny Glover
Teddy Murphy
Boston
Johnny Crowley
Providence
Tommy Doris
Cambridge
Everett O'Neil
Lynn
Red Sox Win First Battle Then Tie Second Contest
Carrigan's Red Sox won the opening game against the Browns 4 to 1 and then tied the second game after one inning before darkness halted play.
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RED Sox
ST. Louis
Carrigan
Browns
Red Sox and Browns duel in extra innings long game
In a tense opening clash the Red Sox toppled the Browns after a pitching duel featuring George Foster and James. A late two run rally by Boston forced extra innings, with Speaker delivering the timely hit to tie the game and Gardner escaping a fumble as Wood kept his mound record intact.
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James
Smokey Joe
George Foster
Earl Hamilton
Wood
Gardner
Smokey
Boston
Shotton
Speaker
Lewis
William
Cady
Williams
Agnew
Janvrin
Hooper
Walker
Hardd
Hoblitzell
Austin
Scott
Lavan
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Bratt
Gus Williams
Red Sox
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Rehs
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Shore
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Leary
Hamilton
Hobbie
Hobltgell
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Frooper
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Wielton
Jnon
Fgan and
Dineen
Mat stars poised for a broad Boston wrestling season
Boston promoter George V. Tuohey plans an expanded season after securing options on top American and foreign wrestlers. With stars like Pat Connolly Hussane Ed Lewis Christofson Cyclone Burns Henry Ordeman Americus Jess Westergard and Dr. Roller ready to wrestle, a world tournament in Boston and diamond belts for class winners are discussed as indicators of a bright future for American wrestling.
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George V. Tuohey
Boston
Tuohey
Argentina
South America
United States
Pat Connolly
Hussane
Ed Lewis
Christofson
Big Morman
Cyclone Burns
Henry Ordeman
Americus
Jess Westergard
Dr. Roller
Fred Beell
Baltimore Claim to Blair Denied by Commission
The National Baseball Commission ruled that the Baltimore International League club cannot claim John Blair as a player. Baltimore argued for an unsigned agreement, but Article 8 requires a written acceptance. Blair has since signed with the New York American League club.
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Cincinnati
Baltimore International League
John Blair
National Baseball Commission
Baltimore
Blair
New York
Corporal J F Coppedge Tops Sea Girt Shooting Event
Corporal James F. Coppedge of the U S Marine Corps won first place in the Roe match at the Sea Girt tournament with a score of 96. Navy’s N A Lee placed second with a lower score and Mullahy of the Marine Corps took third.
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James F. Coppedge
United States Marine Corps
Coppedge
N. A. Lee
Navy
Mullahy
Marine Corps
Fournier's Homers Give White Sox 4-3 Win in 10 Innings
Fournier belted two home runs for Chicago in a 4-3 victory over Washington after Johnson relieved Shaw. Fournier connected on a first-pitch homer past Shanks to spark the comeback, Washington tied it in the ninth, and Fournier's blast in the 11th secured the win.
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Fournier
Johnson
Chicago
Shaw
Shanks
Moeller
Foster
Mitchell
Gandil
Morgan
Bhagks
McBride
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Tigers Split With the Highlanders in Doubleheader
Detroit and New York divided a doubleheader today in a game filled with early runs and late twists. The Tigers and Highlanders traded leads through the seven innings before a decisive moment in the later frame, leaving both teams with a win apiece in this split-schedule matchup.
Athletics Bat Out Game From Naps
Transit report notes an athletics event with a striking performance and a notable score of 85. The piece mentions Causeway and other unidentified participants in a brief sports item.
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Athletics
NAPS
Letters and sport notes on Alec McLean and Jimmy Power
Marathoner Jimmy Duffy completed the B A A Marathon in 2 hours 25 minutes 115 seconds. Hoblitzell’s batting averages are asked for in both leagues and against other teams. The St James athletic meet for women moves to American League grounds on Labor Day. Dennis McCarthy invites details. Murphy and Baldwin have met twice with a draw in 1912 and Baldwin winning in 1913. Dick Rudolph, born August 26 in New York, is noted. The 10 mile handicap at Whitman on Labor Day is sanctioned by the A A. Details requested to Bennie O’Hara, 206 Bedford Street, Whitman MA.
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Jimmy Power
Jimmy Duffy
Ike
Hoblitzell
Heston
St. James Athletic
Aledonian Grove
Labor Day
Dennis McCarthy
Whitmore Street
Boston
Murphy
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Secon
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New York
Whitman
Labor Day Morning
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Ulara
Bennie O'Hara
Bedford Street
Whitman, Ma
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