Wimbledon Opens With Americans Leading First Round
Seven of eight Americans advance past the Wimbledon first round as Bill Tilden and Wilmer Allison pace the pack. Francis Hunter George Lott John Hennessey Wilbur Coen Johnny Van Ryn also win, with Wills set to duel Mika.
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Hunter
Allison
Lott
Hennessey
Coen
van Ryn
Chandler
Texan
Wimbledon
Eng
Attintel
Bill Tilden
Dillon
Ireland
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Wilmer Allison
Tilden
Francis T. Hunter
George Lott
John Hennessey
Wilbur Coen
Johnny van Ryn
Miki
R. Miki
R. Malcolm
Bu Pierre
J. A Wright
Davia Cupper
Wimdiedom
Prench~ Man
A. Gentian
Meneh
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L. de Borman
Bunny Austin
Brugnon
France
J. &. Worthington
H. Campbell
England
C. J. Robbins
South Africa
Hon Cooper
Reat
Britain
Athletics Build Nine Game Edge Over Yankees With 6 4 Win
Philadelphia June 24 19 The Athletics pull ahead by nine games after a tight 6 4 victory over the Boston Red Sox Rommel drove in the deciding run with a long eighth inning double that plated Boley A decisive double play with bases loaded in the seventh preserved the lead and Shores closed out the win as Rommel, Rothrock and Ruffing yielded a late threat.
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Athletics
Yankees
Boston Red Sox
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Boley
Shores
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Reeves
Bishop Gb
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Gerber
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Giston
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Rothrock
Shereep
Yanks Advance As Browns Lose
The Yankees fall into a lead role in the AL after Cleveland defeats the Browns 20 to 4. Crowder and Ogden struggled while Averill and Sewell power Cleveland with homers and multiple runs batted in, rebuilding the pennant picture.
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Cleveland
Crowder
Ogden
Averill
J. Sewell
Folk
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Jamieson
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Crowder P
Gee Reory Ferrell
Votals
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Fonseca
Falk
Myatt
Badge
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Opden
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Kress
York
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Flue
Palit
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Bewell
Lind
Fonsten
Kreas
Miller
Orden
Strick
Milier
Amalies
Nalin
Dineen
Spectacular 67 in Trans-Mississippi Golf Meet
OMABA Nebraska reports a 67 by Ald Grimes of Denver in the Trans Misssissippi golf tournament. Grimes tied the course record with 67 after a 35 on front, 32 back. Other notable scores include J A Kennedy 72 in Tulsa and several players from Des Moines Minneapolis Omaha and Quincy.
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Neb
Dame
Donald Grimes
Denver
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Grimes
J. A. Kennedy
Tulsa
Okla
L. Be Maytag
Des Moines
Marshall Becker
Topeka
Hidy Duran
Mineapolis
Glen Bronson
Minneapolis
E. L. MrQeller
Quincey
Faye Porter
Omaha
Faber battered as Tigers pound White Sox 13 to 4
Detroit fans witnessed a ferocious assault on Faber by Tiger batters. The Tigers scored 13 runs, aided by five Chicago errors, while Faber yielded 11 hits in seven innings. Weathered by the Sox despite a homer, he took the loss as Detroit pulled away early and never looked back.
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Watwind
Sher
Yde
Schuble Berg
Hellmann
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Warwood
Weavling
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Qwens
Cubs Win Final Game of Series Over Pirates
CHICAGO June 24 Pirates fall to Cubs 8 2 in the finale as Chicago hitters Cuyler Wilson and Hornsby supply all runs Ervin Brame the Pirate pitcher drives in a run with a homer but the Cubs prevail final score 8 2 bases on balls and strikeouts noted Brame and Hargreaves each tally twice Soldiers mob Aldershot dispatch reports communists blocked from speeches by soldiers and removed by police
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Pirates
Tony
Cuyler
Wilson
Hornsby
Ervin Brame
Pirate
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Hargreaves
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Bisbee Wee
Brame Enslith
Lison
Quyler
Errora
Sling
Ini Cuvier
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PS Ranthate Anni Ys
Columbia Wins Intercollegiate Regatta Championship
Columbia's varsity crew won the 34th Intercollegiate Championship in rough conditions, finishing three lengths ahead of Washington with Navy, California, and Wisconsin close behind. California sank late, Syracuse and Cornell faced setbacks, and New York crews dominated the overall results despite several faulty starts.
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Poughkeepsie
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Columbians
University of Washington
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California
Massachusetts
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Fenn
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Wisconsin
New York
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Massachusetts Tech
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Syracute
Penn
Galliottia
Poaltion
Young slugger Klein sold for 200 to Evansville club
New York wire reports that 1927 National League rookie Chuck Klein was sold as a minor leaguer for 200 dollars after a scout discovered him with an Indianapolis semi pro squad. Dan Seism notes the sale undervalued Klein, whose power later boosted the Pullis club’s fortunes amid a volatile minor league period.
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William Rite
New York
Charles
Chuck) Klein
Klein
Epinach
Dan Seism
Evansvilie
Ind
Gourier
Seism
Adolph Stallman
Stallman
Indianapolis
G. A. Beard
Evansville
Beard
Three Boys Lead In National Marble Championship
In Atlantic City on June 24 three boys Charles Albany from Philadelphia Merion Jello Springs field Illinois and Dominic Carter from New Britain Connecticut posted high scores in the first round of the national marbles championship. Fifty two players competed and after play the group toured the city as guests and then attended a movie. In Boston on June 24 the Braves led the Phillies 2 1 when rain halted the first game of the series in the third inning.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Charles Albany
Philadelphia
Merion Jello
Springsfield
Ill
Dominic Carter
New Britain
Conn
Hilo
Boston
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Braves
Phillies
Home Run Hitters By Catted tress Manda Averitt adlits
Fragmented OCR list of names and teams with unclear spaces and misspellings. Reads like a sports roster or batting club record with scattered surnames such as Averitt, Gunton, Sewell, Faber, White, Falk, and Indine, interspersed with stray letters and broken words across lines.
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Catted Tress
Manda
Averitt
Adlits
Cees Tanutstrion
Elmima 5
Cuyter
Caley Terame
Puntes
Noth
Chine 5
Handy
Cbs Ye
Pene
Agrrett
A. Gunton
Med
Faber
White Bux
Falk
Indine
Sewell Indsgo
Dunlap Princeton Lead Golfers In First Day Qualifying
Princeton’s George T. Bunnap Jr led 95 players after 18 holes of qualifying for the intercollegiate golf event at Hollywood Golf Club with a 72. The field extends to 28 holes today, with the low 32 advancing to match play on Wednesday. Princeton led Georgetown by four strokes after 18 holes.
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Brian Bell
Tress
Deal
N. J
George T. Bunnap, Jr
Pinehurst
N. C
Princeton
United States
Hollywood Golf Club
MacCarthy
Georgetown
William R. Pond
Charles D. Hunter
University of Washington
Boo Goldwater
University of Tripoli
Dick Wilson
E. E. Wilson
Ohio State
Charles F. Sheldon
Lehigh
Competiton
Yale
Detroit
Pennsylavaria
Harvard
Dartmouth
Penn State
Union
American Association scores and upcoming games brief
Milwauker 12, Toledo Minneapolis 4 led by strong offense. Indianapolis 5, file 6 suggests schedule changes. Others hot scheduled indicate further matchups and timing to follow.
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Milwauker
Toledo Minneapolis
Tndianapolis
Major League Baseball Yesterday's AL Results
American League results featured Chicago visiting Detroit, Cleveland at St Louis, Boston facing Philadelphia, and New York at Washington. Daily scores and standout performances highlighted the slate of games played yesterday.
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Detroit
Cleveland
St. Louis
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
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Bop
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Louis
West Point Navy Grid Games Seen Next Fall Talk
Washington June 24 The two academies West Point and Annapolis may renew gridiron contests next fall after talks between Secretary Good and Secretary Adams to end the two year suspension of athletic relations. Both schedules are set for three years, so any fall game would be outside the regular slate. Congress urged resumption and Good seeks War Department data for talks with Adams. The dispute centered on Annapolis three year rule versus West Point allowing cadets to play beyond prior intercollegiate participation.
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Washington
West Point
Annapolis
Good
Adams
Good Today
Congress
Tydings
Maryland
War Department
Hll
Military Academy
Brooklyn Winner In Giant Opener
NEW YORK June 24 Brooklyn trounced New York 6 to 2 in the Opener of their series. The Giants played a slipshod game. A homer by Lindstrom provided New York's only runs as Brooklyn ousted the hosts to seize early advantage in the set.
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Brooklyn
Giants
Lindstrom
Predick
Gilbert
Lindstra
Hendrick
Hisson
Bi Terry
Bressler If
Cohen
Bancroft Ss
Dgeksom Gs
Picinich
O'Farrell
Rhis
Hubbell
Gick
Farrell
Morrison
Scott
Hogan
Tay
Xex
Hendricks
Bressler
Bancroft
Pullis
Gindstrom
Jackson
Leach
Lind
Strom
Grrarrat
Claris
Loring
McLaughlin and Hart
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West Virginia
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Ralph Bennington
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Chuck Klein
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rThé Fans’ Association
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Coleman
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Fort Wayne
Waly
Chick Klein
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Bellamy
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A. Rohaut
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New York City
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