Four U S Net Stars Win First Round in England
Four American tennis players won their opening round matches at the British Lawn Tennis Championship in England. William Johnston defeated J. Parker in straight sets, while other Americans including C. Turnbull and N. Williams advanced as the event drew a large crowd amid improved weather after rain delays. The tournament gathers top players from the United States, England, France, and beyond.
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Irish Sailor Sir Thomas Linton Aims For Cup Glory
Gene McCann scouting Walsh's players foreshadows big race talk as international yacht derby heats up off Sandy Hook in mid July. Sir Thomas Linton and yacht crew challenge Lipton's Armada with Shamrock IV in pursuit of the silver mug awarded since 1852. Defenders Resolute and Vanitie measure power ahead of Newport regatta as the fleet races toward the much anticipated challenge.
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How They Stand Games Today Standings Roundup
New Haven plays Bridgeport Albany faces Hertford in two games Springhold meets Watabury Worcester visits Plitsfeld yesterday results show Philadelphia 5 Cincinnati 4 other games postponed due to rain
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Ray Keating Shines for Los Angeles Coast League Favorite
Ray Keating dominates the Coast League with Los Angeles known as the Big Smoke. He wins eight of ten starts and held Seattle hitless for nine innings in a dramatic 18 inning loss. His past includes stints with the Yankees and Braves, salary around 86 dollars monthly, and a history of pitching acclaim despite elbow troubles.
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K of C Forming State Baseball League in Connecticut
The athletic committee of the K of C state board plans a state wide baseball league with teams announced in Bridgeport Waterbury Stamford Norwich and New Haven. The group will meet Sunday in New Haven to coordinate councils and promote all athletic activities as basketball interest grows across the state.
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Herman to Meet Wilde for World Bantam Title
York's Pete Herman to face World bantamweight champion Jimmy Wilde in London at Holborn Stadium on September 17. Both sides agreed on 11S pounds ringside while Herman will receive a $20,090 guarantee plus expenses and a share of film royalties.
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Cup Defense Yachts Held Up by Weather
Newport Bril June 21 Fos and Iack of wind postponed the tenth trial race between the Resolute and Vanitie after delays due to poor conditions. Sandy Hook June 21-1 A squall caused the postponement of the second trial race between Sir Thomas Lipton's Shamrock IV and the 23 meter Shamrock as the wind shifted and hindered starting the contest.
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Indians Win and Hold on to Lead in Struggling Tilt
Cleveland clinched a late lead over Boston as Burns and Evang provided key hits. Starter Burns and reliever Ylorton held the Red Sox down, with Prent Jim Dunn and manager Tris Speaker denying any trade talks involving Guy Morton.
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Armored Cars and Tanks Clash in French Steeplechase
In France, armored cars and tanks contested a derby between Satory Camp and Versailles. Twenty seven tanks crossed a flame barrier with two obstacles down. Andre Lefevre and French officers witnessed the event as the derby progressed amid rough playing and casualties.
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Morton May Trade With Red Sox For Harper
Boston June 81. An offer to trade pitcher Guy Harloe for Harry Harper, both pitchers, was made to the Boston Americans by Cleveland manager. The deal aims to exchange two major league pitchers in a proposed trade.
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Chapman Sacrinces MoeNatty and Gardner in Pitcher Battle
A difficult to read scoreless stretch ends in the tenth when Chapman and opponents push runs. Gardner and Farner are noted attackers while Merton takes a late lead as Walters records a passed ball. Winnins earns a win despite a tough inning showing strong pitching and defense from both sides.
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American Association Postponed Amid Rain in Baltimore
Rain delays affect events in Baltimore with several named figures including Frank Rahleish Casey Barnes Doypygn and Walker. Akron and other locations noted, but details are unclear due to fragmented text.
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Reds Scout McCann To View Tribe Game Today
The Reds scout McCann travels to New Haven to watch the Tribe in a key matchup. Strong hints point to possible roster moves as leaders and players from Briggapore and nearby towns gather for the decisive games. Local society eyes on Grimes, Ray Grimes, and Beakevill as the scene shifts toward late February play.
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Lewis and Teller Bowl Tonight at Park Giusy Alleys
Connie Lewis will tell Prod Toler at Naugatuck this evening for eight games at the Park Giusy lanes. The match with Pe ome of ie blemest af the stusnn for the ovat bowler is expected to draw Naugaran crowds. Lewis hopes to finish strong and break into the top bowler positions.
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Two American Olympic Teams Sail for Europe
New York June 21 The American Olympic rise and parce teams prepared for transport to Southamryp ton and Brest. The group of forty has many leading rifle shots and equestrian experts in navy and civilian roles.
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Three deserters barred from 0. 8. for 5 years
Three players who deserted clubs in the American Negro league faced five year bans after appeals to the Presidant. Names include Duchie Wilt of Kansas City and Winner, with the decision mirroring the league's discipline.
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College Golf Tourney Opens With Pairings and Matches
College golfers prepare for the intercollegiate championship in New York. Players include L Wariker of California and Dean of Princeton leading notable pairings. The qualifying rounds determine the individual champion, with teams from Princeton and Columbia among contenders.
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Blessed Sacrament Turns to Victory on Four Hits
Blessed Sacrament pitchers Abbott and crew held opponents to four hits while fanning nine, as Blessed Sacrament Turnors secured a 7 to 4 win on Belmonts Sunday.
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