Mrs Wightman Wins National Net Title at Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on June 12 Mrs George W Wightman of Longwood Cricket club defeated her clubmate Miss Jeannie Zinderstein 6 1 6 2 to win the national lawn tennis championship. Zinderstein had previously upset Moira Bjurstedt in the semi finals, while Wightman rose to claim the title left vacant by Bjurstedt. Miss Elizabeth Warren and Miss Penelope Anderson won the first girls doubles title, defeating Mary Heaton and Catherine Lauder 6 2 6 2. The mixed doubles semi finals saw Miss Florence Ballin and William Tlen beat Mrs Wightman and Eleanora Beats 6 2 3 1. Zinderstein and Eleonor Goss won the women's doubles 9 7 3 7. Miss Sears played with a torn ligament, ruled out by doctors.
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Yanks Head of League as Indians and Sox Struggle
Baseball brief notes that in Chicago Pfeffer and Brooklyn split a game as Chicago topped Brooklyn 8 to 1. Cleveland beat St Louis 3 to 0 while St Louis pitchers Sothoron and Uhle matchups held. Philadelphia overwhelmed Washington 8 to 4 with multiple runs off the mound and in the field.
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Johnson Has Four More Years Declares Griffith
Washington dispatch reports Washington manager Clark Griffith stating that Walter Johnson still has four or five years left at peak performance. He asserts Johnson is as good as ever, recently past his 32nd birthday, and notes no sore arm despite a cold causing mild illness.
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Lucien Walker Wins Fox Hills Golf Tourney
In New York on June 22, A J Walker Jr of Richmond County won the Fox Hills Golf Club invitation tournament on Staten Island. He defeated A K Kammer of Baltusrol in the final round 3 up with 1 to play. Walker had recently taken medal honors in the qualifying round of the Metropolitan championship at Brooklawn and then reached the final before being eliminated by Oswald Kirkby.
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Harvard Varsity Crew Captain Elect Cited From Pomfret Prep
The article notes Wendell Davis of the Harvard varsity crew was elected captain for next year and mentions his bow row and Pomfret School background. It also refers to Walker dominating the match and a comment from Schwartz about giving up pitch.
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