Baltimore Beats Toronto in Opening Game
Scores show Baltimore 1 Toronto 0 in the first game. Second game ended Toronto 2 Baltimore 0 with Ravens tones noted. Other results include Providence and Rochester beating Reading and Buffain 13 to 4. Tersey City and Syracuse scheduled for Wednesday, yesterday’s doubleheader on July 19. Little Rock defeated Birmingham 9 to 1 in the first frame. Chattanooga topped New Orleans 5 to 1, Nashville won 7 to 6 at Mobile, and Atlanta beat Memphis 1.
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Elks Rally Past State House 5 4 In Twilight Battle
Lime House delivers clutch two out hit in sixth as Elks erase deficit and beat the State House Politiciana 5 to 4 at Laidley Field. Price, Beers, Crewe contribute as crowd roars. Stark, Crowe spark early rallies but Elks prevail to stay in pennant chase.
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Elks Triumph in Scrappy League Contest
In a tense game the Elks outlasted the State House 6 4 with late rallies. Arehart started for the Elks, Holt and Price sparked late scoring, while Crowe misplayed a key grounder. Lively collected three hits for the opponents as both sides battled through errors and near misses.
Court Jesters Dominate Early Tennis Vanity in Spectacle
The article portrays tennis star Nick Alerack and others as court jokers, led by "Dlete" and "Babe" with showy outfits and comic antics. It highlights their playful antics during doubles, the humorous persona of Charley Chaplin of American tennis, and Tadwig Salevan Hougstraten keeping galleries amused while rivals endure quips and banter on the Austrian court. Norton is noted for rapid, sharp bursts amid the match chaos.
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Krier
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Nerton
Brian LC
Babe
B. C Nerson
Charley Chaplin
Dleten
TY Lake
Tadwig Sale van Hougstraten
Ylittorias
Norton
Hart wins Kalamazoo race in May
Todd Hart, bred and owned by D. Hart of Clinton, Iowa, won the 10000 Exchange Club race at Kalamazoo. Trumpet, driven by Walter Cox, finished second after leading early. Trumpet's earnings topped a personal payout as Tommy Murphy’s entrant finished outside the first four. The mile heat produced a three and a quarter second slower time than the 1925 record, with Hart praised for a splendid drive by Harry Putnam.
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Prius
Kalamazoo
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Hnoity
Dessiv
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Hie
Hare
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Murphy
Balamazoo
Trumpet
St. Roberts
Secord
Favoulaw
Fayette Nasional Taay
American Girl Ready for Swim
Frances Bolougne reports Gertrude Ederle, American swimmer, arrived at Cape Gris Nez to await favorable weather and sea conditions for her attempt to cross the English Channel from France to England. The voyage aims to complete the historic crossing, with monitoring and preparations continuing at Cape Gris Nez.
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Awmor
Aer Rruiner
Caldwell Twirls Victory for Dehue Madison
Dehue won 7 to 9 as Caldwell pitched well, allowing six safeties. He and Chambers doubled while Diltehell led Madison with a double and a single, Stanlay starred in center for the visitors, with Dehue breaking the game open with two runs in the sixth and five more in the seventh.
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Caldwell
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Glen Rogers Triumphs In Lopsided 14-1 Victory
Glen Rogers defeated Glen White 14 to 1 in a one sided game. Pitcher Guy dominated with a near flawless effort, allowing only a few hits as Rogers leveled the scoreboard with strong offense and solid defense. Key players included Glen Rogers and Glen Waite with contributions from Mark Towles and Dirkson.
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Glen White
Guy
Glen Lovars
Glen Waite
Oo My
Dirkson
Mark and
Towles
Broaddus to Field a Baseball Team Next Spring
Arnandus College plans a baseball squad for the coming spring per 3 W Roberts Phiilypi Institution field rep visiting Charleston. Roberts, a Broaddus star athlete, has excelled as RB halfback in football for three years a basketball forward and a tennis player. He expects to join the team when Abe eport io is taken up.
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W. Roberts
Phiilypi
Charleston
Roberta
Broaddus
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