Union Boat Club Struggles in British Regatta
American eight from Union Boat Club Boston loses in two events at a British regatta held near Cambridge. The crew faced heavy winds and strong opposition from Oxford and Cambridge boats, with praised performances overshadowed by near misses. Crowds braved rain and packed along the Thames, while the Diamond Sculls and Stewards Challenge Cup races highlighted the day’s tough conditions.
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Two Fastest US Boats to England for Harmsworth Cup
Two of the fastest motor boats from the United States Miss Detroit and Miss Ameridon will sail to England in August to compete in the Harmsworth Cup. The ships prepared on the liner Ady next steamship with added equipment. A strong crowd gathered on the river quay to bid them farewell.
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Alexander Triumphs Over Champions In Cincinnati
In Cincinnati a 2 1 game with a fast, well pitched effort. Alexander held the champions to few runs while his offense produced timely hits and balls in play with runners on base. Roush and Eller contributed on offense for the Reds, while Luque and Alexander dominated the mound as the game unfolded with defense and small-ball plays.
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Johnson Pitches 1st No-Hit Game Of His Career
Boston fans witness Johnson’s first no hit game of his career as Washington defeats Boston 1-0. Hooper’s error costs Boston a golden chance, while Harper and Roth spark offense for Washington. Johnson limits Boston with nine strikeouts as Shanks, Roth, and Scott make key plays.
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Amateurs Register Today for City Athletic Meet
Amateurs must register today for the mammoth track and field meet at Seaside Park, under the Gridseport Board of Recreation. No entry fee, but all participants must register with P. V. Galt at Brida National Bank building today. Medal prizes include gold, silver, bronze for individuals and relays. Events include 100 yard dash, 440 yard run, high jump, broad jump, and a boys under 16 run.
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Athletes seek King Pins games for July at Seaside Park
The Athletes accept the King Pins schedule for Monday afternoon July 5 at Diamond Wi Seaside Park and seek games in July with teams Pioneers Rovers Twin Oaks St Jarek Lenox of Stratford. Contact EB 5977-3 to book.
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Duncan Wins British Open Golf Title in Open Era Return
Duncan wins the British Open with a four round total around 280 as Barnes finishes fifth and Hagen 52nd. The veteran Beitish golfer George Duncan leads with strong rounds, while Jim Barnes slips to fifth despite early momentum. Other contenders include L Hulland and Abe Mitchell. weather and course difficulty shape a dramatic final day.
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Garland and Williams Reach British Net Doubles Finals
At Wimbledon Garland and Williams upset American duo Johnston and Lheden to reach the British net doubles final. Garland impressed with all round play and forehand driving. Williams backed him solidly as the pair defeated the favorites in three close sets.
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Yankee Victory Secures American League Lead
Philadelphia July 1 New York defeated Philadelphia 9 to 3 to assume the American League lead with a .681 percentage while Cleveland trails. Moore’s wildness and New York’s hitters powered the win as Shore held Philadelphia to limited scoring. Box score notes list Ruth Peckinpaugh Pinotti and Pipp among star contributors for New York, with Dugan Griffin and Moore among Philadelphia’s pitchers and batters. Time 3:02.
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Minerva Mauler Leads Attack on Ponies in Big Win
Springfield scene July 1 saw Walsh’s Springfield team dominate Bridgeport 6 to 1. Roy Grimes belted a homer as visitors pressured Brown from the sixth inning, with strong play from Marty Walsh and Joseph in a solid ball day.
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Cardinals Hold Pirates Even Nine Frames Losing in 10th
In St Louis the Cardinals and Pirates tied after nine innings as Pittsburgh edged ahead in the 10th. The Pirates scored on four hits and a walk plus a wild throw, delivering a late winner at the new home ground.
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Avert Destined to Bincomm 18 Dropped by Giants
New York July 3 Wilbur Wubbell a pitcher for the New York Slants has been sent to the Philg Qelpha National league club it was announced here today by the New York club.
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Weather fuels dispute over Bogash-Latzo bout
Weather forecasts say Saturday showers and Sunday partly cloudy threaten the Bogash Latzo twelve round title bout in an outdoor arena on State Street and Wendin Avenues. Rain could trigger a postponed schedule or insurance clauses while promoters bet on good attendance and a competitive card featuring Latzo Bogash Marto Steadman McCabe Murry and others.
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Crimson and Blue to Battle for Net Title
Harvard star Robinson defeated Edmond Levy of California 3 6 6 3 in a semi final of the Intercollegiate Hultten tournament at Merion. J M Banks of Yule took Winds Reta Carnet 6 4 6 ? The doubles semis were also played with second and third round matches completed. Robinson and Edmond Levy advanced to Saturday’s championship round.
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Yale Tennis Pairs Win In Intercollegiate Tourney
Yale duo Kenneth Haws and E Maxwell Banks advance to the third round of the intercollegiate doubles championship at Merion Cricket Club as they defeat George Washington’s John Lada and William Ballinger 6-2 6-2 in Haverford, Pennsylvania. The item also lists Baseball box score notes from Brooklyn New York.
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Bobby Orr Lost for Season in Baseball
Orr, a clever infielder with the Ameri cana until recently, left the team last week. He traveled to New Haven and plans to spend summer visiting relatives and perhaps play some semi pro ball. Manager Ed Walsh suspended him, then released him for the season, though he remains on the reserve list for next year. Dan Sherman, expected to join in Albany, could not report and remains held by Hartford.
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West End A. C. seeks fast semi-pro team challenge
After the cancellation of a Meridian baseball team the West End A. C. opens for a Sunday game and challenges any fast semi pro team to a diamond match. Call Noble at 614 after 7 p.m.
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