American Players Stand Best Chance Of Capturing Wimbledon Championship
The article previews Wimbledon results noting Americans Hunt, Ryan and Wills in or near finals as strong contenders. It highlights Betts, Mallory, and Scott among top performers, with international rivals like Tilden, Hunter and Cochet shaping the men's and women's draws and predicting US progress toward titles.
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Spectors
Senators Repeat Win Over Boston 8 7
Washington earns a third straight victory against Boston 8 to 7. Goll and Myer homered, with Myer recently traded from the Red Sox delivering a key hit after a fourth inning rally. Johnson started for Washington and was relieved in the fifth as the Senators held on for the win.
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Walker cuts eye in training bout
American title holder Nichel Walter suffers a serious cut over the right eye during a sparring session with George West as he prepares for a middleweight title bout against Tommy Milligan. West accidentally reopened the old wound, fueling concern he may miss the fight.
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Twins Nearing Goal in Attempt for New Mark
The report notes an effort by athletes to break a long standing record at West Point. Officials and observers track progress as the team aims to set a new mark during the current meets.
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Last Week Bad for Leaders in Major Leagues
New York June 26 By Associated Press Determined sports by runner up clubs in both major leagues made last week a busy one for the leaders A weekend check shows Pirates dropping four of six while Cardinals edged into a tie Giants won five of seven Cubs and White Sox struggles noted Yankees and Phillies won five of seven Detroit had the only unbeaten respect Chicago clubs slipping back to third Giants hit nine and a half percent in seven games leading batters Across the week the two New York Cubs produced the most home runs in their events
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Soccer Conference Closes In Peace Cahill Elected
A fragmented, OCR dominated report outlines a soccer conference vote and Cahill’s election amid discussions of governance and policy. It references Detroit, New York, and national figures, naming committees and proposed exhibitions while noting tension over dates and administration.
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Reds Blank Cubs 8-0 To Open Series
Cincinnati Reds dominate Chicago Cubs 8-0 in game one of the series. Pitching and disciplined defense fueled the shutout while key hitters delivered, setting the tone early for the matchup.
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Chicago Defeats Tigers in Free Hitting Tilt
Chicago powered past Detroit 9 to 10.7 in a high scoring tilt. Whitehill left the mound in the seventh inning after a rough stretch, and Detroitiers rallied briefly but Chicago’s defense and timely hits secured the win.
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Red Sox Player Suspended by Carrigan
A Red Sox player faced suspension announced by manager Carrigan. Details are unclear due to incomplete text but the action involves disciplinary measures against a team member. The report references names and dates in scattered OCR fragments.
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Carrigan
Major League Records Summary for the Week
New York June 26 AP reports the weekly Major League records covering games won and lost, runs, hits, errors, opponent runs and home runs, including Saturday’s results. The standings reflect performance across all teams and highlight league leaders.
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Pirates Rally to Top with 9–3 Win Over Cardinals
The Pirates defeated the Cardinals 9 to 3 to extend their lead in the standings. Pittsburgh built an early edge and maintained control through steady hitting and solid pitching, widening their advantage atop the division.
Bo Molenda To Play On Pyle's Pro Eleven
Flint report says John Bo Molenda, star back and fullback for Michigan in two seasons, will accept CC Pyle sports promoter offer to join a professional football team next season. Molenda spoke tonight confirming plans and availability through mid June.
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Gehrig Pressing Ruth For Home Run Honors In Chicago
In Chicago on June 25, Lou Gehrig closed the gap with Babe Ruth by slugging his fifth homer of the week. Ruth, nursing a knee, clings to a lead with twenty four homers as Gehrig gains. NL sluggers resume pace, Hack Wilson and others add to totals while New York pitchers and batters struggle to maintain consistency.
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Full Boxing Card for Chicago This Week
Boxing card set for Chicago this week features Milwaukee and Chicago rivals. Promoter events list Lew hota Kenosha and Bud Gore from Boston as headliners. The bout schedule includes ten rounds and includes Maxte Rasen and Lark Lugs among the featured names. Additional sport items noted on page twelve.
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Deery Senge
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Local Hockey Leaderboard Top Hitters and Averages
E L leading hitters list shows Roser of Bridgeport with 42 games, 76 hits, and 102 points. Other top names include Butler from Providence with 33 71 382, Stapleton of Bridgeport with 41 77 378, Gill from Waterbury with 31 70 32, and Bowman from New Haven with 30 67 372.
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Brooklyn Beats Giants 7 1 Behind Six-Hit Vance
Brooklyn bats beat New York 7 1 as Davey Vance scattered six hits over four innings. Felix led the Robins with three safeties in five trips, and Benton struggled for the Giants before leaving in the fourth. The Acorn AC card at Pressure Beach features Pinkey Silverberg vs Joey Williams, with reduced admission amid a busy eight-round main event and a full undercard.
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Bones Enos Clash In Semi Final Amid Mason Comeback
Semifinal bout pits Jim Bones against Eddie Enos of Brooklyn after Bones defeated Spike Marino of New Haven by technical knockout. Eddie Enos rumored to wield a sharp left hook as Mason returns from retirement to fight Jim Borde of France in an eight round bout under Anger Smith management with fans hopeful for a strong CT comeback weighed 134 to 136 pounds and noted for a fast left jab.
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Frisch Takes Early Big Eight Batting Lead
New York June 26 AP Franklin Frisch of the Cardinals leads the major leagues with 21 stolen bases and tops the Big Eight batting list this week with a .385 average. Hornsby trails at .387, Cobb hits .367, while Ruth and Collins are among other high-salaried stars affected by weekend absences and injuries.
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