Cup Yachts on Mark for 2d Race of Series Today
EW YORK July 16. The race day reports from the yacht circuit recount Shemrosk and Resolute as leading contenders with promising performance. Competitors face weather and instrument challenges as crews push for early dominance in the series. The Orizaba and other vessels draw spectators, while transfers and contract news ripple through related teams and stewards.
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Shemrosk TV
Iren
New York
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Tse
Auskap
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Lacy
Orizaba
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Orizabayan
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J. Dippery
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
G SHNT Ogee Br Bucs Baer Scullers Drama
A fragmented report on scullers including Connie Titus suspected of engine tampering, Lipia and Bart voices, and notes on the Trophy as a favoring cup. The piece mentions nautical mile pacing, race jargon, and chaotic crowd dynamics with colorful, misread phrasing throughout.
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Arthine Pane
Manly Hou
Auls
Mirames
Connie Titus
Wolsgud
Serns
Dodgers Rally Past Reds 6 4 with Late Burst
Dodgers overturn a four run lead as they score six unanswered in Cincinnati. Kronklyn fielded well while Ersottyn and Joey lead early for the Reds but Dodgers seize control in the later innings.
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Joey Iin
Guid
Bata Teame
Kronklyn
Jroot
Browns Take Odd Game from Yanks
In New York July, the Browns won a quirky series opener against the Yankees 2 to 0 behind Bayne solid pitching. Jacobson made a remarkable one handed grab as Bodie drove in a run in the fourth, with Meusel and Williams contributing two base hits each.
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Weatogue Golfers Match at Travebrook Country Club
The Weatogue golf team travels from Stratford to Travebrook this afternoon to face Racebrook in a team match. Captain Hipp Tead leads the squad with pro Al Cules and amateur R B Miner to play two Racebrook players in a separate exhibition.
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al Cules
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Giants Break Up Johnston and Tilden in 17 Inning Davis Cup
An 17 inning opener ends with the Giants breaking up Johnston and Tilden as hits from Bae Bigbee and others spark a seven run rally. Benton and Hamilton pitched for the winners with strong relief. The Dutch team and other names appear in scattered miscellaneous notes from the match coverage.
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Johnston
Tilden
Colley Hurls Invincible Ball as Roosters Beat Albany
Worcester pitcher Colley dominated as the Roosters shut out Albany 3 to 0 in Worcester. Nora Jamnes and Calagann provided key moments with a homer and strong hits to left and right fields, while Belanger and Dirs contributed defense and base work.
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Worcester
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Albany Indy
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Calagann
Homer
Belanger
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McCarry
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Dumerot
Johnson
Callie
Colles
Albany Pouty
Deenvers
Mges
Veach's Double Drives Cobb Home With Winning Counter
Veach delivers a two base hit to drive Cobb home for the run that decided the game. Hoyt pitched well but left the mound after an innings, while Weeks provided solid relief as the lineup produced in the late innings. The Bostom contest featured strong hitting from Veach and notable contributions from several teammates.
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Cobb
Boston
Soscare
Rowton
Hoyt
Uw Pine
Idoyh
Whening
Bingen
Bri Hin
American Association Scores Aide Clash in Early Action
In Tovisville, Minininepails edge American Association 2 1 while nearby Tidianapolis defeats SS Paul de Toledo 2 1 and Milwaukee tops Columbus by 1. Kansas City appears in the mix, suggesting a regional contest with uneven results across teams.
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Tidianapolis
Paul de Toledo
Milwaukee
Columbus
Kansas
U S Olympic Stock Leads Varied Boston Meeting Events
The Boston meeting showcased American Olympic athletes in top form as records fell in several events at Harvard Stadium. Ted Meredith dazzled by winning the 149 yard dash in a record tempo while other stars like G Ispa Trew and Niels and Hold demonstrated depth, with notable performances across sprints, hurdles, and jumps.
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Dweler Apurtegrathiehe Union
Io 1
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Se Tioh Heals
Shian
Pie
Parton
Ielash
Bve
Stockholm
Tite
Niels
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Stockholm Olyapics
Ayarid
Reco
Burns Forced to Bow to Beckett
A damaged account recalls a boxing bout at Albert Hall where Burns, younger than Beckett, fought with stout defense but could not match the longer reach and timing of his rival. The bout ended with Beckett seemingly dominant as Burns showed resilience yet failed to triumph.
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Chen
Albert Hall
Beckett
Faneland
Sugonds
Burns
Gilter
T Gui-Bose
Eayres Drives in Mann for Victory
Eayres leads in Mann for victory as AGO Vale etc. Boston Nes in victory over Chicago. Pitched and paced by players including Blak Urnise, Eayres, and teammates, with late runs securing the win.
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Spoce
Eighteen Nations Enter Olympics to Date
Report notes only eighteen nations are entered so far for the Olympic events. World contenders include the United States, Denmark, Sweden, Belgium, Great Britain, France, Holland and others. Some sports face withdrawals and possible abandonment as entries lag and competition plans unfold.
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Marche Bibles
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Denmark
Spiaig
Alanis Wd
Treece
Hulk
Kaexemburg
Male
Sant Sweden
Savi Taer
Bildyceen
Tn Ferots
ALOE
Guinda Une
Belgium
Great Britain
Holland
France
Jeying
Spain
Sense
Waterbury Beats Hartford 6-0 With Misplays
Waterbury defeated Hartford 6 to 0 as Hartford bungled several plays and failed to capitalize on baserunning. Waterbury showed stronger batting and defense while Hartford struggled with errors and sluggish offense.
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Hartford
Murray Eliminated in Clay Court Title Meet
In a clay court title meet day, Murray was eliminated in the sixth round. Alex M. Squaly of Chicago defeated Murray. Safavia and Roberts advanced to later rounds as entries from the United States and other nations vie for spots in the semi finals amid a wide field from Spain Belgium Britain and beyond.
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Brehek
Jege
Alex M. Squaly
Chicago
Ninzara Palla
Safavia
Froluarl Roberts
San Francisco
Ferguson Shows Class in Defeating Vince Coffey
Ferguson dominates a boxing card featuring fast exchanges and heavy exchanges. Spectators note Ferguson’s decisive moments as he boxes through rounds with Vince Coffey and others, including Young Du and Leo Jurmsop, in a tense event filled with clashing trades.
Evans Beats Bobby Jones in Semifinal Fight on 36th Green
In a tense semifinal, Chick Evans defeats Bobby Jones on the 36th green as the match swings between them. Williams a rival and others chase the Hagipienship, with Wenzler edging Wolfz late and the afternoon round ending with a tight finish.
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Marshall and Jaffe Draw IV Chess Meet
Marshall and Jaffe played a four game draw in a chess meet at Atlantic City. The events included players from New York and New Jersey with several noted moves and a final 11 to 3 result for Marshalls team.
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Jaffe
Atlantic Gity
Day Daly
s—Prangy
J. Marshall
New York
Eletnisma
Charles Jatt
York
Moran to Manage Reds for Two More Years
Pat Moran will continue as manager of the Cincinnati Reds for the 1921 season and beyond, according to a statement attributed to Cincinnati Nationals president on July 1. The agreement covers Moran guiding the team through the next two years, with colleagues noting he has signed to remain in charge of the dugout and on-field duties.
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REDS
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Angoust Herrmann
Cincinnayz Nationals
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