Braves Split Doubleheader With Pirates In Charleston
In Charleston on July 18 the Braves split a doubleheader with the league leading Pirates. They dropped the opener 9 to 0 and won the second 2 to 1 in 11 innings. Bob Smith pitched the full second game, allowing six hits as Welsh and Buryus singled and Felix singled to left for the decisive run. Cimatreau debuted at second for Boston, delivering standout defense in the late game.
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Jeague
Pirates
Bob Smith
Welsh
Bury Rus
Felix
Cimatreau
Boston
American Jockey Goes to Germany and Rides Abroad
Paris July 18 American jockey Frank ONeill recently with A K Macomber and formerly with W K Vanderbilt is reported to have signed to ride for a German owner through this season and next year. ONeill, formerly of St Louis, has long been a leading American jockey in Europe.
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Frank O'Neill
A. K. Macomber
W. K. Vanderbilt
Germany
O'Neill
St. Louis
Tilden Wins Fifth National Tennis Title in Paris
William Z. Tilden II of Philadelphia triumphs in a fifth national tennis victory defeating Georges M. Lott in straight sets. The match highlights a dominant season with sharp serves and steady groundstrokes securing the title amid a day of strong performances by notable players.
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George M. Lott, Jr
Chicago
ST Lotts
Williaut Z. Tilden II
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Princeton Cornell Stars Lose to Britain in Track Meet
In an international dual meet, Oxford Cambridge led by Lord David Bardhley defeated Princeton and Cornell 9-2, 22-1, under the English scoring system. Yale and Harvard beat the Brits last week, while Columbia’s tennis stars will be absent next season, weakening their team.
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Bacley to Pay Wife Alimony in Suit
A New York court orders alimony payment amid a marital lawsuit involving Lang and Maring. The case centers on separation and custody themes with references to prior matches and college competitors throughout the season.
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Bacley
The Golf Swing Mental Habit Reform by Novak and Taylor
The text argues golfers fixate on correcting faults and defend against errors, hindering smooth swings. It cites Joe Novak’s method of a simple offensive plan focusing on a few essentials, teaching grip, stance, hip movement, and shoulder turn to build a clear, proactive swing.
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Chicago Cubs Win In Extra Innings At Philadelphia
Chicago triumphed 5 to 4 in ten innings over Philadelphia after a late rally. Errors by Heinie Lind opened the seventh inning and led to a five run surge in the tenth. Williams delivered a home run in the tenth to seal the win for Chicago.
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Newark A C Star Takes Two Firsts At London Meet
American athletes dominate the two day track carnival at Stamford Bridge as Newark A C star Loren Murchison wins the 100 yard dash in 9.10 seconds and the 220 yard event before his amateur status leads to trophies being withheld. Other U S victors include Harold G sher and H H Schwarze of Illinois A C with notable showings from J W J.Riekel and Ivan H Riley. The British AAU will decide on Murchison’s status after consultation with the American Athletic Union.
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Cy Aprintatar
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American Athletic Union
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H. H. Schwarze
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Deeming Wins at Raceland Derby in Ashland Ky
Deerton won the second annual race at Raceland derby in Ashland Kentucky this afternoon. Old Slip finished second and Tall Grays third. Deeming paid 6.79 for first, with Old Slip at 2.60 and Talk crust had no show money.
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