Tennis Veterans Triumph In Seabright Semi Finals
Bill Tilden and Frank Hunter won through to the final rounds in the Seabright lawn tennis tournament. Tilden defeated George Lott 8-2 6-4 and Hunter beat Fritz Mercury 7-5 4-6 6-2, with the pair also reaching the doubles final by defeating Thalheimer and Garland 6-2 6-3. Helen Jacobs and Molla Mallory lead the women’s semis with Jacobs 6-2 6-2 over Eleanor Goss and Mallory 6-3 6-0 over Alf Chapin. At Forest Hills the junior and boys championships finalists were William Jacobs and BT Kready in singles, and Kready with Kamath in doubles.
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Seabright
WNN
Bill Tilden
Frank T Hunter
Tilden
George Lott
Chicago
Hunter
Fritz Mercur
Tilden-Hunter
Louis Thalheimer
Charlies
Garland
A. Norris Williiams
Levis N White
John Goeg
Arnold W Jones
Providence
Miss’ Helen Jacobs
California
Mis Molla Mallory
Forest Hills NI
Wiliam Jacobs
Baltimore
BT Kready
Lancastera
Mumbers
Bof Kready
Karl Kamath
Austin Tex
FR Metin
Bloomfield
N J
George Allison di
New
Yokesty
Saratoga Race Day First Through Sixth Race Recap
At Saratoga the first race for 3 year olds ran 7 furlongs with Astron leading early and finishing among the notable runners in a field of eight. The second race for 8 year olds and up covered about two miles with Madyial II and Elder prominent. Time shown 4 29 3-5 as several runners faded. The third race for year olds was one mile with Herodian and Chance Bhot racing. only three finished as draw limited the field. The Schuylerville Stakes for 2 year old fillies at 5 1-2 furlongs saw Pennant Queen and Bateau near the lead with Anita Peabody posting a 1 21-4 time. The fifth race for 3 year olds and up offered 1,200 added over 11-8 miles featuring Rejuvenation and Burke with Beau Geste close behind. The sixth race for 2 year olds at 3 furlongs noted Norwath and Stephanie among the contenders with Time 107 3-5.
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Furs Recreation
Astron
Sande
Tannic
Catrone
Tima
Cockril
Profiteer
Purple Pirate
Sir Rogers
Northern Pass
Atwater
Teheren
Bunnykins
Falee Pride
Chlum
Fenlight
Selene
Smoot
Elder
Haynes
Beaverwyck
Ruine
Herodian
Coitilette
Chance Bhot
Bande
Jeu
Easy Money
Simon
Malden
Bateau
Kelsay
Anita Peabody
Arch Duchess
Mitouche
Glade
Black Patt
Stefally
Porr
Nixie
Pascuma
Burke
Beau Geste
Weinert
Norwath
Honker
Pacific Managers Still Clout Ball
Four Pacific Coast League managers near forty keep playing positions from their major league days. Harry Hooper and Marty Krug of Los Angeles and San Francisco and Oscar Witt of Hollywood, plus Ernie Johnson of Portland, still swing and field when needed, with Hooper and Krug both age 39.
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B. J. Newland
San Francisco
Associated Press
Society of
Thid
Harry Hooper
San Francisco Missions
Marty Krug
Los Angeles
Ernie Johnson
Portland
Oscar Witt
Hollywood Hooper
Krug
Hooper
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Chicago Cubs
Oscar Vitt
The Sportlight and the Fight for the Public Interest
A column praising fighters grit over winning explains the sport’s appeal and questions who bears blame for mega fight purses. It notes Dempsey and Tunney's looming share of millions, plus golf musings and a golf lesson on swinging freely to build fighting spirit.
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Tex Rickard
Philadelphia
New York
Dempsey
Tunney
Publc
Ruth
Gehrig
Babe
Meusel
Lazzeri
Gelrig
G .Dempsey
Sharkey
Newcomer Anderson Martin to Meet Harold Mays in Semi Final
Anderson Buster Martin, undefeated with twenty straight wins, clashes with Harold Mays of Bayonne in a twelve round semi final preceding the Arthur De Kuh Jack Dorval bout at Ebbel s Field next Wednesday night. Martin seeks a New York debut against top opposition, turning down bouts in Missouri and elsewhere to pursue his big league boxing chance.
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Anderson
Buster) Martin
Harold Mays
Bayonne
Mi-Finel
Arthur de Kuh
Jack Dorval
Ebbels Field
Becaus
Fortung
Oper
Hudkins Draws Largest Coast Gate In Ring History
Ace Hudkins Nebraska welterweight and Sammy Baker New York drew a Pacific Coast record gate for a ten round bout in Los Angeles. More than 80 000 fans attended with gross receipts at 93 068 dollars. Baker earned 20 087 37 while Hudkins took 22 006.
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Los Angeles
Ace Hudkins
Nebraska
Sammy Baker
New York
Pacific Coast
Jim Jeffries
Jim Corbett
San Francisco
Hudkins
Baker
Lincoln Park Race Results First to Seventh Races
Race card from Lincoln with results for seven races. Highlights include Nose Dive winning the first race for 3 year olds and up at 6 furlongs, Time 113, Exile and Chiavett among top finishers, and multiple entries across 2 year olds to 3 year olds with times and secondary placings. Also ran lists provide a full slate of horse names and jockeys.
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Picton
Alice Lang
Thaddeus
Sandalwood
Princess Darrell
Lady Eleanor
Theo Red
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Eleanor Goss
Mra Mallory
Mig Alf Chapin
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Pacific
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Ike Johnson
Hollywood
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