Pirates sweep double against Reds in disputed game play‑off
Pittsburgh won both games from Cincinnati by scores 4 to 3 and 11 to 2. The first contest included an official play‑off of a protested game begun May 28 and completed in the ninth inning after a trip out when Grimm hit a homer. Luque pitched the opener and started the second game. Pat was lifted in the seventh as Ette and scored the Reds.
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Licensed specs only can sell fight tickets in Jersey City
Jersey City officials after a conference with TT Rickard and police said 250 non resident ticket speculators were denied permission to sell or obtain tickets for the arena. Only licensed sellers may operate. The mayor noted most counterfeit tickets have been for seats designated for the Governor and the mayor. About 509 ushers were assigned for tonight’s preliminaries ahead of the main event rehearsal.
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Motorcycle Hill Climb Events At Brown's Hill And Mount Beacon
The Allied Motorcycle Club of Danbury plans two late hill climb events in New York State. One at Brown's Hill near Danbury on July 24 and another at Mount Beacon on July 4. Riders from the New England section and local clubs will compete for cash prizes and accessories in a 900 foot course.
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Tilden to face Norton in Wimbledon tennis final
William Tilden the world’s singles champion will meet B Z G Norton of South Africa in the Wimbledon men’s singles final on Saturday. Tilden earned the challenge round by defeating Januel Alonso in four sets. Elizabeth Ryan, California, meets Milo Lenglen in the women’s singles semi and the British pair win in doubles.
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Elizabeth Reon
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Yesterday's standings and today's slate in rain
Yesterday's games finished with all teams positioned. Today's schedule lists Bridgesort at Springfield Waterbury at Worcester Naw Haven at Pitsford Albany at Hartford. Weather rain affected play and results remain unsettled as teams prepare for upcoming matchups.
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Browns Defeat Chicago Twice in Rainy Doubleheader
In St Louis and Reston, rain affected games as the Browns defeated Chicago twice. The first game in St Louis ended with a 1 to 1 score as weather interrupted play. the second game in New Taek saw similar rain delays affecting Detroit, Cleveland, and Philadelphia venues.
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May cover ring as riskard backs Carpentier-Dempsay bout
Tex Riskard announced the Carpentier-Dempsay bout will be staged Saturday unless heavy rain arrives. A dry covering is provided to keep the ring dry if showers occur, and the match will proceed even if rain begins after start. The Lenox Independents duel Noroton tomorrow at Seaside Park’s Diamond No. 1.
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Cincinnati Protested 4-3 Game Sparks Series Controversy
Yesterday's results show Cincinnati 3 Pittsburgh 4 in a protested May game with eighth and ninth innings cited. The regular contest ended 3-5. Other games, New York at Boston and Brooklyn at Philadelphia, were rained out.
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Cambridge Golfers and Six Americas Survive 2nd Match
Cambridge University punters and six American players reached the second round of the intercollegiate golf championship in Greenwich. Match results include Paddock of Princeton defeating Walker of Cambridge, Bott of Cambridge defeating Estes, and Morris of Cambridge defeating Wintringer of Princeton.
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Tigers Rally to Beat Cleveland 6-3 in Rawgame
Tigers overturn deficit to defeat Cleveland 6-3 as Caldwell's bunt and strong plays in the third inning help seize control. Oldham and Dausa of Cleveland struggle while Segnader and Cobb contribute late in the game.
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Donlon Wins Twice In State Duckpin Tourney
Fred Denlon of Rockville wins two matches in the state duckpin tournament at City alleys, defeating PB Harper 7 to 4 in the first and Jack Kansler 6 to 4 in the second. Spaulding and others noted at Washington Park alleys, with further pairings listed for Park City and Newfield venues. Public Works baseball nine defeats Holsum White Rose 7 to 4 at Seaside Park.
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Europe to Have Speedy News of Titular Quarrel
Europe will receive rapid news and pictures of the Dempsey Carpentier bout via wire telegraphy and airways. A French government ordered radio flash from ringside, with Jersey to Tuckerton links and Paris reception. Photographs for London and newspapers sent by hydro airplanes, with three major agencies aiming to publish first. Steamer sails from New York to Plymouth Saturday at noon. ocean liners to carry pictures to Europe within minutes of the end.
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Athletics Make Trade Briefly Unveiled in Philadelphia
Philadelphia June 30. William H. Bauer president of the Philadelphia National League club announces a trade sending John Rawlings and Charles Stengel to the New York Nationals for Goldie Rapp Lee King and Lance Richbourg. Rawlings is a second baseman and Stengel an outfielder.
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