Johnston Masters Williams In Great Three-Set Match
Forest Hills N Y September 2 William M Johnston defeated R Norris Williams in a grueling three set singles match at the 39th all comers national tennis championship. Johnston used speed and variation to overcome Williams and advance toward the semifinals as other favorites won their matches.
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Crane
Local Nine Set to Face Devon on September 6
Jackson A. C. Olivenghs plans a September 6 game against Devon after an idle Labor Day. He hopes to see interest from other local teams and fans rally behind the squad.
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Round results from the Yourth event across cities
William Johnston of San Francisco defeated R. Greg Willhuns of Boston 61 7 9. G Colket of Boston defeated by KE Mahan of New York 6 1 6 3 2. William Tilden of Philadelphia defeated Vincent Richards of Yonkers 6 2 3 6 0 5 6. Waller Johnson of Philadelphia defeated Roland Roberts of San Juan 1 8 1 Gh. A Walter Westbrook of Detroit defeated ee egbok kann gy Cambridge BD at Washburn New York. Davis of San Francisco. J Clarence J Griffin defeated A Lowery 4. Irving C Wieht of Boston defeated Ralph Burdick of Chicago 6 4 0 2 9 7.
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R. Greg Willhuns
Boston
G. Colket Caner
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New York
Wiliam
Tilden
Philadelpha
Vincent Richards
Yonkers
N.Y
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Johnson
Philadelphia
Roland Roberts
San
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Walter Westbrook
Detriot
Ee Egbok Kann
Cambridge
Washburn
Davis San Fracisco
J. Clarence J. Griffin
A. Lowery
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Ralph Is Burdick
Chicago
Tribe crushes Jackmacks 9-4 in Worcester win
Worcester afternoon game saw the Tribe defeat the Jackmacks 9-4 as leaders capitalized on better team play. Boosters threatened with three arguments but double plays halted each rally, preserving the victory with New Gaven credited?
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Red Allen to Fight for State Title on Sept 13
Matchmaker Mike Mealy for Walnut A C signs Johnny Red Allen claimant of the state lightweight title for September 13 at Walnut A C stadium. Allen draws the Sailor Murphy Reamer bout winner at Norwich Labor Day as his opponent two Hartford youths viewed as top contenders in the lightweight division for the title.
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Walnut A. C
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Walnut A.C
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Sailor Murphy
Iceboy
Norwich
Labor Day
Gigantic field to tee up for amateur title
New York September 2 The largest field in United States Golf Association history will gather at Engineers Country Club next Monday for the national amateur championship. A total of 228 golfers entered with entrants from abroad including Cyril Tolley British titleholder Tord Charles Hope J 72 and Tom Armour among those teeing off in the morning qualification round over the Noray Shore Hanks before afternoon play at the Ten-Fincers course.
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Affternoon
First Mass Cavalry 15 Wins Rifle Tourney Final
The Massachusetts Cavalry team won the Interstate and Cruikshank matches in the animal rifle tournament. The Philippine Senate group took second place. Other events included the McAplins and Dryden Trophy at 7200, 600, and 1000 yards with teams from New Jersey, Pennsylvania, New York, Connecticut, Missouri, Puerto Rico, Philippine Islands, and the U S Army and Marine Corps.
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Kahn and Fuller Shutout Birmingham's Hilties Twice
WATERBURY Sept 2 Pittsfield shutout twice by Kahn and Miller pitching for Waterbury. First game 6 0 win. second game 0 0 win. Hiller Shinault Orr Porter Bass Cosgrove Taw Leonard Hart Kahmp key plays. Pitchers Kahn Craik Price 3 1 1 4 walks. Watersbury improves, scoring first game six runs second blank.
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Slugging .257 Reading and Jersey Guy in 10 innings
In a ragged baseball recap the report lists players like Karpp Barnhradt Kenny Barscher and Freitag. mentions Baltimore versus Syracuse with Kneiseh Lefer Carlson and Casen. notes two Mobile at Birmingham games and results from Little Rock Chattanooga and Nashville Memphis New Orleans. The fragmented score lines show a busy Southern Association slate and mixed outcomes.
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Jail sentences asked for bottle throwers
Sept 2 acting New York City chief magistrate John EB McGeehan sent letters to city officials recommending jail sentences for baseball fans convicted of throwing bottles at players or umpires.
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Hoyal belles oralenge labor mandate debate rises
A garbled report notes concerns about a labor mandate and permits. It mentions teams with permits or a diamond and calls for response from involved parties amid uncertain details.
Standings and results from yesterday's baseball leagues
Eastern League yesterday shows Albinny defeating Bridgepart 11 to 6. In the National League yesterday New York lost to Pittsburgh 5 to 7 while Cincinnati and St. Louis both scored 2.
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Fair Sex to View Wolgast Ratner Exhibition
The Bridgport Athletic Amusement Company announces a Goareetreet boxing night with a reserved section for women. Promoters insure rain, seats, and a packed crowd as Wolgast and Ratner headline, while fans expect a strong middleweight showdown with Johny Wilson in contention.
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Exhibition Game Delays Towns Charlestown Host
A fragmented local note notes an exhibition game between Townse dient and Johnson teams with unclear venue and dates. Readable terms show names but lack full details and outcomes. The item hints at a preparatory matchup in the regional circuit.
Edman Pilots Pair Of Winners At Readville
Fred Ermen the Tennessean led in the Grand Circuit at Readville winning the Boston Herald purse for ten year old traders. Favoniam entered the juvenile event unbeaten this season, Toot Toise claimed his second win of the day. Walnut Prisco led Linfield in the 8:98 trot, DJ Day won the final heat after a three quarter pole retirement. Billy Crovier’s Billy narrowly beat rivals in the 214 pace.
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Albany Empires Farewell Victory At Newfeld Park
Albany Empires closed the 1920 season with a 12 to 1 drubbing of the Moogers at Newfeld Park. Glynn’s outery of the Moogers started a big first-inning lead as Brausen, Baker, and Sweatt contributed key hits. Red McCerry homered among several runs, while the Moogers’ offense never threatened, despite some fielding errors.
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Unclear baseball rout described with errors and rally
A fragmented game narrative details late innings and scoring plays including Ed Walsh, Emerick, Brackett, and Sherwood. The account mentions bases, hits, wild pitches, and a seventh inning rally, with references to Murray, Baker, Glynn, and Donahue as part of the sequence. The text ends with a local park and upcoming Springfield game, though several words are garbled.
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