French pair capture Wimbledon doubles in five set final
Jean Borotra and Rene Lacoste defeated Ray Casey of San Francisco and John Hennessey of Indianapolis in a five set final 6-4 11-9 4-6 1-6 7-6 to win the doubles title. Mile. Lenglen claimed the women's singles crown and Lenglen and Ryan won the mixed doubles earlier.
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Baron de Morpurgo
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California
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Phillies Split Doubleheader With Giants In New York
In New York on July 6 the Phillies lost the first game 6 0 to the Giants then won the second 10 6. Virgil Barnes pitched the opener as Philadelphia scored seven in the eighth to break a 3 3 tie. In the nightcap Frisch Meusel and Mokan homered for the Giants while Burns, Fonseca and Lindstrom led Philadelphia’s attack.
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Braves sweep Robins 8 to 4 in Brooklyn game
Brooklyn July 6 Braves win their third straight from the Robins 8 to 4. Les Vargas earned the win allowing few hits as Boston hitters totaled fifteen singles and built the lead behind strong batters.
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George Lott Defends Title in Tri-State Tennis Wins
George Lott of Chicago, defending finalist and junior champion, swept two singles matches at the Tri-State tournament in Hyde Park. Lott beat Glen Johnson 6-3 after a close 6-4 first set, then defeated Robert Donnelly 6-1 6-1 as other invaders advanced in the men’s singles.
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Yesterday's NL results show mixed scores across games
In the National League New York and Philadelphia played yesterday with NY leading 6-6 and Philadelphia scoreless at 0-10. Boston defeated Brooklyn 8 to 4. In the American League Cleveland posted a 3 to 1 win over Chicago.
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White Sox Fall Twice to Indians in Cleveland
Cleveland defeated Chicago in both games of a July 6 double header 3 to 1 and 4 to 3. Joe Sewell drove in five Cleveland runs and Garland Buckeye earned the win in the first game while Joe Shaute outpitched Cvengros and Connally in the second.
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Mike Ballerino Defeats Martin to Defend Junior Light Title
Mike Ballerino of Bayonne New Jersey defended his junior lightweight title with a fifteen round judges decision over Vincent Pepper Martin of Brooklyn in New York. Both fighters weighed 129 pounds and the bout followed a brutal back and forth exchange with multiple knockdowns.
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Kid) Wagner
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