Americans Win At Tennis Again In Wimbledon Play
On June 25 at Wimbledon, American players dominated the second day of the lawn tennis championship. Ma B McLoughlin and R Norris, part of the Dwight R Davis international cup team, won in straight sets. Craig Biddle and Wallace F John of Philadelphia also prevailed in straight sets, with McLoughlin defeating Glendinning in three sets 6-4, 6-2, as home crowds watched nervously.)
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Wimbledon
Hogland
America
Ma. B. McLoughlin
R. Norris Tarea
Dwight R. Davis
Craig Biddle
Wallace F. John
Philadelphia
Washington Beats New York in Festendays Showdown
In a festival day clash, Washington triumphed 3 runs to New York s 4 while Chicago and Cleveland performances were also noted. The report highlights American League results with varied outcomes across teams.
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Washington
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
National League Rain Causes Postponements Across Cities
The Cincinnati, Pittsburgh and St Louis Chicago first games were postponed due to rain. Today's schedule features Boston at New York in three games and Brooklyn at Philadelphia, Pittsburgh at Louis, and Chicago at Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Boston
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphite
Louis
Shhicago
Holyoke Defeats Locals In Fifteen Inning Slugfest
Bridgeport dropped a twelve inning battle to Holyoke in Pulpville yesterday by six to six. The Springfield Republican account describes a tense clash with Monte Cross’s men rallying to win in the 12th after Noyes singled and Ward doubled. Daniele and Tuckey pitched well, Daniele holding Holyoke scoreless through early innings and Tuckey finishing the long affair. Gleason’s fielding and errors influenced the late drama as Holyoke made a decisive finish in extra innings.
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Bridgeport
Holyoke
Pulpville
Springfield Republican
Noyes
Russell
Holyoker
Tre
Gleason
McGamwell
Flanagan
Boultes
Tisha Velen
Clennees
Holget
Gilesson
Catterson
Holand
Core
Gheagon
Er Ethiee
Stankerd
Palitz defeats Bunny Ford in decisive ten round bout
Boxing article reports K O Palitz dominating Bunny Ford in a ten round Semmens bout at Seae Tiger arena. Ford showed progress in early rounds but Palitz, with rapid rights and lefts, won every round except the fourth and fifth, with ninth round punishment causing nose and eye cuts.
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Hartford
Bunny Ford
New Haven
K. O. Palitz
Ford
Palitz
Bunyan
Stick Terhune
Terhune
Around the Circuit Highlights and Baseball Links
A round up of sports notes from Middletown New York to Springfield. Mentions Skipper Eley joining a Middletown club and praise for Connie Mack by Monte Cross of the Bridgeport club. Reports on Holyoke signing Danny Mehon ey and Christy Wilson starting a golf event at the New Haven Country Club. Dartmouth beats Amherst in Hanover. Boston hosts World Series champions and Highlanders attend flag-raising ceremonies as Harvey Russell heats up after catching duties. Rumors of Army Navy football at Meadowbrook and new players possibly joining New Haven.
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Philadelphia Athletics
Connie Mack
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Mackmen
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Murphy
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Meadowbrook
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Bill Temple
Holyoke
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Pittsfield
Spring 7
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Theield
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Cester
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Dartmouth
Amherst
Hanover
N.H
Brooklawn Club
Jake Boukes
Ranké
Elso
Boster Red Sox
New York Giants
New York Highlanders
Boston
Thomas J. Lynch
International League Yesterday's Results Summary
Yesterday's International League results highlight Erery City with Mr Fexcheabhe among the noted participants. Details are limited in the fragment, but standings indicate competitive play and emerging performances across teams. Further results and official tallies are not available in the provided text.
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Ereey City
Fexcheabhe
Scoreboard snippets from regional games
Patchy standings show Bridgeport 5 and New Haven 7. Waterbury 2 and Springfield 5. Pittsfield 1 and Springfield 8. New London 3 and Hartford 0. Mentions Brookfield events with Bridgeport at Springfield and London at Waterbury.
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Holyoke
Bridgeport
New Haven
Waterbury
Springfield
Pittsfield
New London
Hartford
Springield
London
Carpentier Not Declared Champion After Wells Win
Georges Carpentier, famed French heavyweight, defeated Bombardier Wells in four rounds in Ghent. The match was marketed as a title bout but is not officially recognized as a championship fight. Public enthusiasm labels Carpentier Europe’s heavyweight king, though the title status remains unsettled.
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Ghent
Comfortable Patented Truss Sold on 88 Day Trial
A new patented truss without understraps and hip pressure can be worn in both states. Comfort Truss Co offers this device with an 88 days trial. Visit Office 206 Warner Bridge, Bridgeport, Conn. Hours: Sundays 10 to 12 a.m., weekdays 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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Comfort Truss Co
Warner Brig
Bridgeport
Great Values at Idon Clothing Co and H Dillon Co
Value filled summer sales feature men's suits at factory prices and millinery selections including hats, panamas, flowers, wings and plumes at two Main Street stores Idon Clothing Co 1264 Main and H Dillon Co 1105 Main.
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Idon Clothing Co
Main Street
H. Dillon & Co
Panama
Yale Coach Kirby Sails Home After English Stroke Trial
Augustus Kirby the Yale rowing coach sailed on the Kaiser Wilhelm II with Edward Croker and Harriman. Harvard rowers A. M Goodale and L. S. Chandler also traveled aboard. Harriman declined to discuss future use of the English stroke while Kirby praised the trip and said real change requires time and trial.
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Verle
Yankees Secure Two New Players From Terre Haute
Scouts continue to recruit minor leaguers for owner Frank Farrell as the Yankees announce the purchase of two stars, Pick and Kroy, from Terre Haute of the Central League. Pick, an infielder, hit 182 in 125 last year for .291 with varied positions. Kroy, an outfielder, appeared in 116 games for Grand Rapids, posting 210 hits for .257 and a .978 fielding figure with only six errors. Both will report in the fall after the Central League season.
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New York Yankees
Yankee Dragnet
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Pick
Terre Haute
Brooklyn Superbas Dominate National League Last Week
Brooklyn went 6 0 in the National League with six wins and no losses while the Red Sox posted a 6 of 7 record in 1912 form. Philadelphia clubs struggled as the Athletics and Phillies split three and four. Brooklyn committed few errors. White Sox excelled defensively in the Ban Johnson circuit. Ballpark chatter notes pitchers, mascots, and shifting standings as October looms.
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Superbas
Red Sox
White Sox
Ban Johnson
Quaker club foes edged after westward stretch
Three days earlier they trailed by six and a half games but have since outplayed the Quaker club considerably through the last month, narrowing the gap and showing improved form.
Great trainer and judge at man Mike Murphy
English writers laud Mike Murphy as a premier coach guiding American athletics to Olympic success. Life magazine calls him the great trainer and judge, noting his autocratic but innovative style and insistence on form and pacing. A 1908 Brighton training story shows his relentless tempo pushing athletes to their limits. A stray sale announcement interrupts the piece at the end.
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Mike Murphy
Pennsylvania University
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Murphy
America
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England
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