Outstanding Men and Women Golf Stars Play for Gold Balls
A Fairfield oriented golf invitational at Sasco Hills opens with preliminary foursomes at 4 PM featuring Glenna Collett Jess Sweetser versus Maureen Orcutt Roland Mackenzie. The event, a fixture at Fairfield course, continues Saturday with semis and Sunday finales ending in a social gathering at the club.
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Glenna Collett
Jess Sweet
Maureel Crcutt
Roland MacKenzie
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Beierich
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Jess Sweetser
Max Marston
Marston Combinaton
Providence
Lou Se Fordyce
Youngstown Country Club
Youngstown
Mise
Macieen Orcutt
White Beeches
Haworth
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Sne
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Jess Sueetser
Siwanoy
Mount Vernon
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Breil
Tor Culmet
Woodland Golf
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F A Jones Jr
Westchester Hits
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Iss Collett
Mex Orcutt
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Mrs. Wall
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Moss Orcutt
Rca Jones Jr
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Witte Uncheon
Windsor Races News Roundup First Race Results
Race results from Windsor feature two year olds in the first race with times and horses including Civility Taemas and Dancing, followed by the three year olds in the second race with runners Atwood Tetley and Leonard noted. Further details list two year olds and three year olds across additional events with multiple horses and times.
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Turiongs Gen Builerd Ile McCoy
Civility
Taemas
Ao Ran—Lad Septa Prince Car' Ruanell
Christal Fox Davette J. Go Bragh
Fidelity House
Reighedel Super Star
Atwood
Che Seis
Tetley Loney
Leonard
Tigers Beat Red Sox 7 to 3 for Fourth Straight Win
Detroit squeaked past Boston 7 to 3 in the opening game as Lundgren pitched poorly and Regan homered with Myers on base. Hellmann’s hitting streak ended after a third inning groundout, while Collins fanned seven for Boston. Detroit relied on timely hits and solid defense to secure the fourth consecutive victory.
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Lundgren
Red Sox
Regan
Myer
Harry Hell
Manns
Hlls
Hellmann Shrey
Carlyle
Wodall
McManus
Warner
Dempsey Sharkey Bout Backed by Former Manager Normile
George Barr reports Gere Normile, once Dempsey’s manager, said he bet on Dempsey to beat Tunney after Dempsey lost his title. Normile recalls urging Dempsey not to gamble and later confirming a large wager aimed at recouping prior losses, with Dempsey expressing confidence in a knockout win.
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Jack Dempsey
Jack Sharkey
Gere Normile
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Normile
Tlm
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Philadelphia
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Dempse
Dempsey's Former Trainer Sues Him
Teddy Hayes, former trainer of Jack Dempsey, filed a suit claiming he was owed £2600 in back pay from Dempsey's promoter Tex Rickard. The suit could delay payment of proceeds from an upcoming fight until Hayes's claim is resolved.
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Jur Dempsey
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Tex Rickad
Toights
Hayes
Mel York Evening Post
Reds Win From Robins 2101 in 13 Innings
Cincinnati defeats Brooklyn 2 to 1 in thirteen innings behind Adolfo Luque and a strong late spark from Ehrhardt and Heiman. Doak and Luque pitched solidly until a late tiebreaking triple by Luque and an error at first base. Robins tie in the 13th then Reds pull ahead for the win with errors aiding the decisive run.
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Robins
Herman
Luque
Brooklyn
Associated Press
Adolfo Luque
Cincinnati
Rube Ehrhardi
Enorgy Heiman
Lugue
Doak
Hargraves
Walker
Ehrhardt
Dirsen
Boooklin
Walker Hargrave
Flowers Luque
Thrhardt
Reardon Oday
Moran
60000000 HearD Fight Description In New York
Officials of the National Broadcasting company estimated that 60 million persons listened to the Dempsey Sharkey title bout broadcast. The nationwide hookup of fifty one stations delivered satisfactory reception throughout.
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New York
Associated Press
Natonal Broadcasting Company
Mosque Captures Melrose Stakes at Empire City
In New York on July 21 AP reports Mosque James Butler speedy colt led the Melrose stakes feature at Empire City. Mosque paid 1 to 3 after a 1 49 7 5 time for the mu rara one length. Bright Steel trailed second with Mc Auliffe third. Wind & was taken by North Bierze Typeculler, Yachteman third, Saucy won the fire and one half furlong event for manden two year olds at Lincoln Fields with Kentucky Babe second and True Gal Longrice fourth. Time listed as 108.
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New York
James Butler
Toda
Bright Steel
Butler
McAullife
North
Bierze
Yachteman Field
Sam Williams Wins Circuit at Detroit Grand Circuit
Sam Williams driven by Walter Cox won the $3000 stake at Goshen NY on the Grand Circuit program in Detroit, after a brush with Wellworthy. Also raced were Sir Bob, Prue Grittan, Highland Scott, and Minnie Wallace in a 208 trotters featured event with multiple purses and contenders.
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Sam Williams
Goodtime
Goshen NY
Walter Cox
Wellworthy
Doc MeMffen
London
Ohio
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Saint Red
Loomis
Hollyrood Volo
Thomas
Pete Green
Pleming
Skeeter
Stokes
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Phil Oneill
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la Trask
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Erson
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Dill
Gallie
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ren—Riley Davis
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Courtney Burton
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Minnie Wallace
Sam Willams
Peter Scott
Cox
Wellworthy RG
McMillen
Minia Dillon
M Loomis
Catherine
Murphy
Kahlu Dillon
White
Jack Toddington
Doegs Victory Features Play At Brookline
Doeg Santa Monica Cal defeated Clifford B Maish in five sets to win the singles at the Longwood Bowl tournament at Longwood Cricket Club Brookline Mass. Doeg’s strong serve and left handed accuracy overwhelmed Marsh who was smaller physically. Doeg won most games on service and broke Marsh’s rhythm. he advances to face Wilmer Allson in Fort Worth tomorrow in the semi finals.
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Maish
Williams College Ater
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Doeg
Marsh
California
Maiti
Lough Doegs
Service Hut
Tuies
Holver
Hus
Service
Wilmer Allson Fort Worth
Finals upset as Allison routs Nate at University of Texas Berkeley Bell
In todays fifth round at the University of Texas Berkeley Bell tournament Allison defeated Nate 6-2. Mercur, winner of a leg on the Longwood Bowl in 1924, avoided a decisive set by rallying from 2-5 to reach 9-7 in a tense frame. The match stretched nearly four hours with sparse breaks as Lenich met Cescat and Jones claimed 32 wins to Mercus 3.
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Nate
Berkley Bell
Cicely
Natches
Frilty Mercur Philadelphia
Mercur
Faety
Rifte
Fraily Berten
Bretaily
Cescat
Jones
Mercus
Lenox A A and Kageys Winners in Twilight League
Lenox A A edged the Kageys 4 to 1 in six innings as Risley limited the Firemen to two hits. The Kageys tallied in the second and fourth frames after the Firemen struck first in the opening inning with a single run. The Lenox A A defeated Bickster All Stars 4 to 1 in Seaside Pub twilight action, with Hyman, McCarten, Forest, and Wargo contributing on the mound and at the plate.
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Knights
Firemen
Lenox
Bickster
Knights of Calumbus
Souther Firemen
Kaceys
Ty Men
Lenox AA
Bickster All Stars
Seaside
Riley
Guido
Mills
Burns
General Electric and Arms Nine Hold Industrial League Honors
General Electric and Remington Arms led the Industrial Baseball League as of last night’s report. GE has nine straight wins, while Remington Arms sat with five victories. upcoming game: Arms vs GE at Seaside Park.
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Industrial League
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Remington Arms
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Foyer
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General Electrics
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Remington Arm
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Johnson Predicts Another Major League Ban
Milwaukee July 21 The third major league plan surfaced as John J. Johnson head of the American League outlined his resignation and predicted a third league would form, with a banquet to discuss the move though he did not confirm ties to broader interests.
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Milwaukee
Tin John
Amere 1 mm Legue
Witoca Tern
Actices
Climbing Mount Fuji Draws Record Summer Crowds
Associated Press notes that despite a proverb, many visit Japan to climb Mount Fuji. Last year over 60,000 climbers reached the sacred peak mainly to worship at the summit temple, with more than 200 foreigners each year. Most start early to see the sunrise from the top.
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Associated Press
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Boxing Clash Scheduled at Battle Mountain on Labor Day
A 25 round boxing bout between Sidney White and Georgie Spencer is slated for Battle Mountain on Labor Day, the largest Nevada contest since 1910. San Francisco featherweights meet with a long layoff sinceJim Jeffries 1910 comeback attempt noted.
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Sidney White
Georgie Spencer
San Francisco
Jim Jeffries
Heuys
Halle
Battlin
Nelson
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