Western Stars Elim in Seabright Play on Davis Cup Route
Western Stars faced elimination as Seabright staged a firm upset in the Davis Cup route. Officials announced no remaining chances for the team after the match, with Seabright advancing and Western Stars exiting the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Stars
Seabright
The Sportlight on Boxing Clashes and Crowds Across Years
A vivid survey of heavyweight bouts and boxing politics from Dempsey to Tunney, detailing how promoters faced legal hurdles, state bans, and bank obstacles. It contrasts crowd appeal for football baseball golf and boxing, noting stadiums, attendances, and pivotal matchups while reflecting on the era’s sporting culture and notable figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kearns
Dempsey
Wills
New York
Punney
West
Richard
Tunney
New Jersey
Chicago
Bagbat
Cincinnati
Pitsburgh
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Yankees
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
George von Elm
Bobby Jones
von Elm
Gene Lunney
Dempse
Fromt
Lunney
Demise
Trent
Tris
Perhas
Demp
Greb
Carpender
Gibbons
Ragko
Veteran Johnston and Intercollegiate Champion Elim in Tourney
Seabright N J Aug 4 The Davis Cup hopefuls from the Pacific Coast fall in the Seabright invitation tournament as veteran Bill Johnston and intercollegiate champion CG Chandler lose in straight sets. Harada dominates with power while heat and attrition hinder Johnston. Richards defeats Chandler in a clear three-set win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Johnston
Seabright
XN. J
Gally
Waliam M. Johnston
Cole
Bilward CG Chante Jer
University of California
Johnston
Takelich
Harada
Richards
Chandler
Etrahsht
Francis T. Hunter
New York
Manuel Alonso
White Johnston
Oriental Star
Witls
Helen Whls
Eieanor Goss
Elizabeth Ryan
California
Molla B. Mallory
William T. Tilten
George King
Chardler
Summarie
LWN
T Hida
F. T. Hunter
Molla Mallory
Katherin Porter
A. H. Chanin, Jr
Martha Bayard
Albany defeats Senators 10-6 in late innings
In Hartford in August 1974 the Albany club nets a 10 to 6 win over the Senators as fielding lapses and Johnsons failed holds in the final innings seal the outcome. The game details remain unclear in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Johnson
Albany
Lenglen plans pro tennis may boost sport
New York Aug 4 AP reports the idea of Suzanne Lenglen turning professional rekindles debate on pro tennis in the United States. Observers conflict on a possible boom while top American women players view pro status skeptically and plan to stay amateur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Suzanne Lenglen
Lenglen
Red Grange
Willam T. Tilden
Associated Press
Hiurvey Snodgrass
Los Angeles
Mile
Ates
Mol
Mallory
Paris
Seabright
N. J
Lengren
Helen Wills
Riviera
Suzanne
Miss Wuls
Suryanne Lenglen
Molia Mallory
Englen
Natonal
Eleanor Frowne
Elizabe
Riyar
Waterbury Club Rises Pennant at Booster Day
Waterbury mayor Francis P. Guilfoile raised the 1925 pennant at Brass city park during Booster Pennant Day opening exercises. Ex governor Tempeton, J. Hayley, and John T. Sullivan attended with 1100 fans witnessing feats and events including a sprint, baseball throw, and long-distance range hops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
Aug
Francis P. Guilfoile
Brass,co Park
Ciovernar
Tempeton
Celui
Barron Eirehd
Senators and Tigers split doubleheader in Detroit
Detroit and Washington each won one in extra innings as Joe Maris hit homers in both games. Game one went 6 to 4 in ten innings, game two 7 with Detroit leading early but Washington rallying in the late frames. Pitching changes and miscues marked the long twin bill at the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Washington
Ington
Tigers
Senators
Hahawk
Joe Maris
Murray
Lee
Wells
Faally
Mulberry
Crowder
Manion
McNeely
Bice
Gehringer
Wethergill
Tate
Harris
L —Neun
M Murray
Tavener
Manush
Neun
Doubie
Atarray
Holloway
Uek Oonr
Murejoy Marberry
Iftrowder
Dauss
Marberry
Murray Qin
Murray Warner
Holoway
Briege
Iiohoway
her—Crowder
Shawland
Owen Ni Dineen
American Players Lead Canadian Open Field
Montreal August 4 AP U S players make up about a third of the 16 entrants for the Canadian open championship starting tomorrow at Royal Montreal golf club. The field is led by Leo Diegel, two time defending champion, with stars such as MacDonellmith Gene Sarazen Cyril Walker BJ Mehlhorn Joe Turneaen Wilfred Reid Johnny Farrell and Tommy Armour among the Invaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
United States
Royal Montreal Golf Club
Invaders
Leo Diegel
MacDonektmith
Gene Sarazen
Cyril Walker
BJ Mehlhorn
Joe Turnaen
Wilfred Reid
Johnny Farrell
Tommy Armour
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. W. Harris
Grantland Rice
Trouble Station
Eas
John L. Sullivan
Jake Iham
Mississippi Haimlet
Worbott
Witzsimmons
Carson City
Jeffries
Johnsonsey
Heno
Mickard
Isearns
Shelby
Montana
Taveinns
Ond
Bartley Madden
Steen Row
Pempsey
Bell
Rina
Alter
Karr
Wright
Ruel
Blue
Gray
Day
Knight
Grove
Moss
Miller
Greenfield
Rien
Meadows
Lyons
Traynor
Warner
Stryker
Shocker
Brown
Kelly
Pate
Bush
Flowers
Blebee
Carrol
French
Young
Keen
Butler
Gol
Ruth
Tilden
Lobby Jones
McCorry
Ea Batler
Io & P Fraser
Ty Agnon
Inn
Enwald
Hartford Ab
Comiskey Stainkel
Jamerson
Vangun
Tohnsen
Ith
Aipany
Flartford
Mitchell Umm
Kaie
Cimiskes
Salmon
Tenwald
Hortferil
Leon Hecks
Waterbury Club
1Tigers
iFothergill
Sothergill
Whitehill
J. Harris
Heilmann
Detroit G
Coveleskie
Gibson
Har Rice
Myer
Goslin
Bluege
Coveles
Peckinpaugh
Foberg Atl
Kisilmann
Warner Tavene
Bassler
Cobb
Stewart
Judge
Rice
A Myer
Gosln
Ib l Bluege
Ruel G
Marbert
O Taylo
Ruether
Battel
Ab Po & Neun
Manush Ct
Fothergill
Heilmann Re
A Warner
A Tavener
Woodall
Te Manton
Q Wells
P G Dauss
Heallawy
Basster
O Rourke
Wingo Bae
Burke Mann Q
Ate Ee Isa Ay Az
Kan
Yaez
Owgote Cigarettes
Sard CO