Swiss Marathoner Joins Gris-Nez Channel Swim Colony
The Associated Press reports Gertrude Ederle resumes light training at Gris-Nez Beach in Boulogne ahead of her English Channel attempt. Argentine swimmer Lillian Harrison rests after last Monday’s near drowning, while Swiss distance champion De Mieville becomes the latest addition and plans a future crossing.
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Walnut Billiard Parlor Opens with 16 Monarch Cushions
The Walnut Billiard Parlor is now open at 511 Walnut St on the second floor of Fifth Street. It features 16 high grade Monarch cushion tables and a completely new billiard room.
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Cincinnati's Coolest Shop
A concise notice highlights a locally positioned shop in Cincinnati claiming central location and high standards of cleanliness and service quality. The brief emphasizes its sanitary practices and top-tier customer care.
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Giants Edge Pirates 4 1 In Four Game N L Clash
New York defeated Pittsburgh 4 to 1 as Kent Greenfield held the Pirates to five hits and benefited from a three run third inning. The Giants totaled seven hits off Aldridge who left in the seventh, Adams and Sheehan finished. Travis Jackson injured his knee and exited. A 20 minute delay due to rain occurred in the sixth.
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Senators Beaten In First Contest But Take Second
Washington and Cleveland split a twin bill with Cleveland winning 2 0 in the first game while Washington rallied to a 5 4 victory in the nightcap. Zachary pitched well for Cleveland in the opener and Johnson started for Washington before Gregg closed out the nightcap for the win.
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Cubs Beat Cardinals 8-5 in first of series
Chicago outhit St Louis 8-5 to take the opener as in St Louis Hornsby hit his 31st homer with two on in the fifth. Adams Freigau and Grimes starred for Chicago while Haines and Rhem took the loss for St Louis in a 340 minute game officiated by Rigler and Hart.
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Memes-ates game ends with rain postponements
In a second game seven innings contest, battery duo Reece and Kopscaw Thomas McKee faced a Pd agreement as rain halted play. Tournament action at Talat Ladeces and Orioles locales was postponed with Toronto Providence and other sites affected by rainfall.
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Western League Scores Reported For May
Western League results show Wichita 1 Lincoln 3 and Oklahoma City 8 Omaha 10. St Joseph 1 Des Moines and Tulsa 14 Denver 9 complete the day’s card with varied scoring across matchups.
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Browns 5 Athletics 4 in final Philadelphia game
St Louis won the series finale 5 to 4 over the Philadelphia Athletics in Philadelphia. homer by Simmons and a wide wild pitch late produced the decisive run for St Louis.
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Davis Cup Team Named by Board
New York August 13 The Davis Cup lineup for the Philadelphia challenge round appears set with William T. Tilden William M Johnston Vincent Richards and R Norris Williams as playing captain Williams and Richards go for doubles while Tilden and Johnston handle singles Johnston earns No 2 singles but doubles mix remains unsettled Davis Cup committee to decide final doubles pairing next week Kinsey of San Francisco unlikely to join the squad despite a prior selection returning player Williams will serve as nonplaying captain last year.
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Results of Yesterday's National League Games
The New York team defeated Pittsburgh 4 to 1 while Chicago beat St Louis 8 to 5. In American League action Columbus routed Milwaukee 10 to 2 and St Paul won against Indianapolis 12 to 3.
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Coney Island Race Chart Reveals Muddy Track and Multiple Winners
Weather heavy, third race won by Harned Bros. ch c Under Fire-Little Pandhita trained by J Reed. Purses $1400, three-year-olds and up, six furlongs. Times show 0:24 0:49 8-5, plus payouts for exacta and place. Subsequent races feature J A Coburn trained winners and a downpour affecting speed, withIdle Hour Forms and Alex Woodliffe taking purses as Brown Sugar and Eight Sixty vie in later legs.
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Cogeshall Humbles Wiener In Straight Sets
Harris Cogeshall of Des Moines defeated A L Wiener of Philadelphia in straight sets 6-3 6-3 on the turf court at South Side Tennis Club as Western players dominate day four of the national junior and boys tennis championships. Holman Bell and Pare reach semi finals. Johnson leads Eastern efforts with a win over Doeg.
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New York Mermaids Dominate Three Open Events at Nationals
New York women from the Women's Swimming Club swept eight of nine places in three open events at the national championships in Indianapolis. Frances Beebe of the Illinois Athletic Club took third in the 100-yard breaststroke won by Agnes Geraghty. Aileen Riggin outdueled Eileen O'Mara in the 220-yard back stroke, Virginia Whitnack captured the 440-yard freestyle, and Sam Shields of the Louisville Boat Club won the junior mile with a 26:02 2-5 time.
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Jockey Crump Reported Missing In Buffalo
Jockey William Crump who rode for H G Bedwell of Baltimore at the Ft Erie races is reported missing to the police. A leading jockey in 1917 he rode Tuesday but did not appear Wednesday. Crump lived in Nashville Tennessee and joined Bedwell’s stable a month ago.
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Saratoga Race Results First Through Sixth
Saratoga results recap six races with claiming and stakes, listing horses, weights, jockeys, placements, and times. Notable entries include Tea Ball winning Race One 6 furlongs, and Big Blaze notable in the Champlain Handicap with time 1 54 and track listed as sloppy.
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Fair Vision Wins Lexington Colored Derby at Derby Track
Fair Vision ridden by Bert Harvey and trained by Lambert Garner captured the Lexington Colored Fair Derby today topping Dusty Mary by four lengths. Jockey Harvey also rode Zucchini and Mabel Curtis. crowd over five thousand saw fast track racing despite night rains.
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Hawthorne Horse Race Results Featuring Discrepancies and Scratches
Results from Hawthorne races show Disciple winning with 8-5 in the first event, Outlawed second, and multiple also-rans and scratches across seven races. Notable entries include Parnell Lad, Dean H., Roycrofter, Time-1:08 and Time-1:59 in various races, with several horses scratched such as Ritter Green Woods and Tan Son.
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