Richards to Meet Australian Star for Men's Crown
In the Seabright tournament finals, Vincent Richards of Yonkers defeated Frank Williams 7-5 6-4 to reach the men's final. Australia’s Willie James Andersen beat Cranssian Holman 7-4 8-1 8-4 to advance, while Miss Helen Wills of Berkeley beat Molla Mallory to reach the women's final against Elizabeth Ryan.
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Cransinn Holman
Leland Stanford University
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Helen Wills
Berkeley
Anwrican
Molla B. Mallory
New York
Miss Ryan
Mary SK. Browne
Los Angeles
Bonnie Watts Dominates Exposition Park Triple Win
Bonnie Watts, a brown horse trained by Marvin Childs and owned by Jacob Weinberg of Chicago, swept three races on Exposition Park’s grand circuit program. The Generals Watts-Bonnie Hall entry won a 2:37 pace dash, a 1 1/8 mile event in 1:725, and a six furlong race in 1:41 213, with Mag Abbe and FP Phil Oneil also scoring in other divisions. A crowd-favorite incident occurred when Peter Green rider Buddy Mack collided but escaped injury. ten horses battled in the trotting class as Morning and Strong Worthy took top honors. The $25,000 American Trotting Derby remains scheduled for tomorrow.
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Exposition Park
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Coan
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Buddy Mack
C. Valentine
Accong
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J.C. Mtenolas
Shebergan
Wisconsin
American Cities and Teams Amid Omitted Letters
Fragmentary OCR lists city names such as Philadelphia Washington Detroit Boston New York with unclear context. The readable portion hints at a regional sports or travel note but lacks a coherent event or dates to anchor a full summary.
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Detroit
New York
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Cleveland
Boston
York
Cate
Eenuts
Clevia
Bascom
Reds Sweep Phillies With 6-2 Victory in Cincinnati
The Reds routed the Phillies 6 to 2 in Cincinnati in a six straight win, piling runs on Philadelphians early and riding solid pitching by Mitchell. Stixey was hit early, and Cincinnati capitalized with walks to push across two runs. The Phillies loaded the bases later but could not overcome the early deficit as Mitchell earned the win and Lowry finished a strong relief effort.
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Sand
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Leach
Om Witwer
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Joyed Knight
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AL Ritzmann
P Walker
Uot Hargrave
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Wwe
Molan
Binet
Sher
Mokau
Philagetonia
Rune
Bald
Mitchell
Bain
Hizey
Lowine
Oves
McLaughlin
Parman
It Can Happen in Golf by Feg Murra
Golf anecdotes recount odd, humorous incidents amid play. A participant named Muddy Patrina near a stormy course experiences a dramatic mishap while spectators and players witness close finishes, unusual stumbles, and resilient comebacks.
Kanawha Club Golfers Defeat White Oak in Close Match
Kanawha Club golfers seized a decisive margin over a visiting White Oak team on the Wanawhe course in a summer series match. Lead pro John Tl. Hardie delivered a sensational display, nearly tying the course record set last year by George Anderson. White Oak pro Hod. Vaughn and Snider of the White Oak club also starred, with notable drives and an eagle on the 428 yard third hole despite the loss.
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Kanawha Club
White Oak
Champston
Phiyérs
Wanawhe
Nye
John Tl
Hardie
Jist
George Anderson
Irom Tourseme
Palmer Stacy
Kanawha
Vawehn
Snyier
Gtk cTul
Vaughn
St. Hardin
Kiddies Display Arts At Village Bible Exhibition
Children in the Wily vavirlon Bible church present at 7 oclock tonight in the basement of Wephurch Aigreerant illustrating Work of the school. Parents and others attend as weather vanes, dolls, nighties, clothes, and varied crafts including horse heads and camels are shown as items made for a charitable institution.
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B'Eloeie
Holmes Pitching Delivers Laundry Win Over Kanawha Club
Holmes hurled a tight nine inning game to lead Laundry to a shutout against Kanawha opponents. White Oak and Kanawha clubs fielded strong players including Stapp Huffman and Smith, with Kanawha claiming ten points for their team but Laundry earning the decisive score. White Oak will host the fourth match on August 20 to decide the series on a neutral course if needed.
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Mackmen Alter Line-Up Humble Bengals by 9-0
Mack shuffled his batting order to power a decisive 9-0 victory over the Myers. Sam Gray pitched his first full game since July 3, winning his tenth of the season as the Athletics scored early and chased Whitehill from the box after five runs. The Cardinals and Phillies also referenced in play by play lines, with Reinhart and Wells among those noted in a crowded box score.
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Detroit
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Connie Miinions
Wells
Frank Welch
ST. Louis
Reinhart Way
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Dorothy Dominates Madison In Tight Baseball Tilt
In a close contest Dorothy trounced Madison 8 to 4 as Lorathy sparked the attack with two RBIs in the first and two more in the fifth. Boswell pitched well for Dorothy allowing four hits, while Meyers took the loss for Madison.
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Canadian Open Gulf Championship Leads At Great Neck
Leo Diewel of Toronto defended his crown at the Canadian open gulf championship in Great Neck New York taking the lead with a 9 under par for today’s play and edging rivals Frank S Progget of Sagina w Mich and Mike Brady of Mamaroneck New York by three strokes.
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Leo Diewel
Great Neck
N. Y
Frank S. Progget
Saginaw, Mich
Mike Brady
Mamaroneck
N.Y
DEMPSEY MADDEN BOUT PROPOSED IN YEAR
The article reports revived talk of a heavyweight title bout between Jack Dempsey and Bartley Madden. Madden’s manager Charley Rore travels to conference with Floy Fitzsimmons. Dempsey’s willingness appears uncertain, affecting Madden’s chances for a title shot this fall.
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Michigan City
Ind
Jack Dempsey
Bartley Madden
Charley Rore
Madden
Chitaro
Floya Fitzsum
Mona
Fite
Simmons
Derpsey
Harane
Fitzaimmang
Dempees
Harry Ureb
Harvard Yale Net Players Gain Tie in Tennis Match
Cambridge and Harvard Yale tennis teams finished tied after doubles and singles. Americans claimed two doubles wins while losing both singles and a doubles match, leaving the overall score tied 4 4. The event took place in Newport on July 30.
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Cambridge
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