Powellmen Meet Gay Monitor In Logan Baseball Showdown
Powell's Senators travel with a big fan turnout to face Dude Martin's Gay Monitor in a pivotal West Virginia ball game at Gem Hall Park just outside Logan. Heatwole faces Speed Martin in a marquee mound duel as both teams seek revenge after a 4 0 loss and an 8 3 win earlier in the year.
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Charleston
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Mackenzie Barred From Amateur Golf in St Andrews
Fred Mackenzie, once a professional at an American club in 1993, has been refused reinstatement as an amateur by golf authorities in St Andrews. He has played local club competitions as an amateur for twenty years but cannot enter open amateur events except as a professional.
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Scotland
Fred Mackenzie
Mackeenzie Hs
St. Andrews
English Rowers Embrace Streamline Race Shells
London June 27 Oxford University boat crew again lost the annual boat race this year and last in a streamline shell designed by Dr Bourne. Builders at Putney American Continental and British report rising demand as boating clubs order streamline shells to carry fours and eight crews, underscoring growing popularity of this racing craft.
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Oxford University
Bourne
Putney
Doubles Stars Highlight Wimbledon Action As Lenglen Near Final
At Wimbledon on June 27, American pair John Hennessey and Ray Carey defeated Australia’s A R Taylor and B W Heath in four sets while Lucien Willitis and J B Fanno edged J F and H C Lingham in four. Louis Dalley Jr and F L Jarvis beat the ENeguehs pair in four sets as J Anderson toppled J Brugnon. Lenglen advanced toward the women’s final with a straight-sets win over Mrs Beamish 11-0.
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Indianapolis
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San Francisco
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B. W. Heath
Lucien E. Wiliatis
Chicago
J. B. Fanno
Boston
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Llingham
THC
Louis B. Dalley, Jr
East Orange
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N. Turnhall
J. B. Cibert
Anderson
Australia
Jacques Brugnon
France
Ame
Suzanne Lenglen
Mrs. Beamish
England
Tennis Champions Meet at St. Louis
William T. Tilden II of Philadelphia, world tennis champion, enters the fifteenth national lay court championship at Triple A courts in St. Louis the week of July 11 to defend his singles title and play doubles with Sandy Wiener. California pair Trophert and Kinsey also entered. Snondon era mentions subway for venicular travel.
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Philadelphia
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Trohert
Howard iKinsey
California
Christians take well played tilt in church league
First Christian church tossers won 4 to 1 over the Trinity Lutherans in a fast church league game at Kanawha City Ball Park WV. Rochelle and Bishop pitched a tight duel with Christians scoring in the first and third frames to secure the victory while Lutherans left several runners on base.
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California Tennis Stars Sweep National Intervelourate Title
In Philadelphia at the Merion Cricket Club University of California players dominated the national intervelourate championships. F E Guhendlre won the singles crown while Gerald Stratford and G Hillis captured the doubles title defeating Arnold W Jones and Charing Watson of Yale.
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University of California
Merion Cricket Club
Uhendler
Pacific Coast
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G. Hillis
California
Swent
Arnold W. Jones
Charing Watson
Yale
Bout Promised in July 4 Oakland Ring Night
In a late update the Prematars announced a one round bout between BAN poresims Johnson and Vila Jimms Melarnin set for July 4 at the Oakland baseball perk. Melarnin will not attend a take as Villas Ayweleht ttle remains inactive. Southern Association results list Little Rock 6 Mobile 6 Aunity 11 Chattanooga 4 Birmingham 30 Nashville 8 Memphis 3 New Orleans 4.
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New Orleans
The Hardest Golf Shot From Close Lies Analyzed
The article discusses the toughest golf shots from close lies including the brassie from a tight stance and the need for precision. It highlights common faults such as lifting the head, using the hands, and misjudging distance, while noting who executes these shots best and the difficulty of short-game plays.
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Ware
Meummon Heritaga
New College Star of Links Crowned at Montclair
George Du Lantpreut of Ireland, representing an unnamed university, emerged as the new college golf champion after defeating Wesleyan and Washington opponents. Lamprecki impressed early rounds but Du Lantpreut rallied to win the title in a decisive late-stage performance.
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NEW College Star OF Links
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College Fauho
George du Lantpreeut
Eland
Along University
Lamprecki
Stave Forth
Wesleyan
Joe Westland
Arona Beagle
New Farle
Pittshurich
Washington
Yaslon
Vacation School Exercises Highlight Community Program
Vacation Tide school held an evening program with relatives and Bible school pupils. The event featured songs, recitations, and a display of pupil work, with a procession by the orchestra and various musical selections. Teachers introduced by the principal, and a parade of hymns and sacred readings closed the program.
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Bible Staat Puplia
Indians Drop Two Games to Chicago
Chicago earned two wins over Cleveland in a doubleheader on June 27, 2 to 1 and 8 to 4. Hooper hit a seventh inning homer to spark the first victory as Lyons and Smith pitched, while Edwards faltered in the eighth of the second game before Falk’s eighth inning single drove in two runs.
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Myatt
Rhel
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Grabowski
Citizens National Bank Triumph Over Kanawha Valley Team
Citizens National Bank surged to an 8-2 victory against Kanawha Valley, with Carruthers pitching steadily and Ave hits. Biamates hammered hard for 10 blows, including a home run by a Citizens player. Valley’s plate was aided by a three-base hit, while Tright added a long drive. The box score shows Citizens National 8 Kanawha Valley 2.
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Tennis title match halted by cramp in Pennsylvania
Duquesne University player James T. Menor from Pittsburgh declines to continue after an accident while the western Pennsylvania tennis champion is credited with the upset. O Loughlin led 6-2 6-0 2-6 8-8 40-30 when cramps ended the match, forcing a stoppage and a resumption next week. O Loughlin had just defeated Dr. W. O S. McElroy in the semifinal to set up the contested final with O’Connor at Johns Town.
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Demar defeats Stenroos in Cambridge race
Demar running for post two of the American Legion won the 1a mile scratch at Russell Field in 1 hour 26 minutes 18.3 seconds. Albin Stenrooz, Finn, previously winner of the Inge ftymple marathon, faltered in the final laps and dropped out. Jimmy Hennigan of Dorchester A.C. finished second, with William Koski of the Finnish A.C., New York, third, Thomas Bury of Dorchester A.C. fourth, and George Duncan also with Dorchester A.C. fifth.
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New York
Baseball score roundup from yesterday’s games
National and American League results list several matchups with notable scores. Philadelphia defeated Washington 1 to 0 while Chicago beat Cleveland 2 to 1. Pittsburgh and Cincinnati both posted 3 to 3 ties, followed by Cincinnati 6 to 2 over Pittsburgh in the second game. New York led Boston 10 to 6 in one game and 5 to 2 in the second, Detroit beat St. Louis 6 to 4, and Brooklyn won 8 to 6 over Philadelphia. Br. Louis blanked Chicago 6 to 0.
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Tigers stretch streak to nine in Detroit win
Detroit Tigers beat St Louis 5 to 4 to extend their winning run to nine. Blue delivered the decisive run in the ninth, scoring Burke on a single after the game was tied at four. Bush Wingard Dixn Wells Collins Dauss Bassler each pitched for the teams.
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Yanks Sweep Sox In Twin Bill Split Beating Boston
New York teams take both ends of doubleheader, 10 to 6 and 5 to 1. Bob Meusel hits two home runs boosting season total to 18 as Yanks overpower Red Sox in opener. Ruth solid in early innings. Boston misfires with late rallies failing to sustain offense.
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Red Sox
Babe Ruth
Two big innings win for Phillies over Robins
Brooklyn, June 27. The Phillies routed the Robins 10 to 0 as two big innings decided the game. In the sixth Philadelphia erased a three run lead with five runs, four from a Fonseca home run. Brooklyn tied in the sixth but Philadelphia added five more in the seventh off Grimes. Phillies 10 Brooklyn 0.
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