Americans Aim To Regain Wightman Cup Title
United States women lead England two matches to one on the final day of the seventh Wightman Cup series at West Side Tennis Club. Helen Wills and other Californians starred yesterday, with two singles wins and a doubles loss. Today’s program features four matches, including Wills pairing with Betty Nuthall in a key-tenure match, as the U.S. seeks an even break to reclaim the trophy England won last year.
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West Side Tennis Club
Forest Hills
N.V
United States
England
United Sixties
California
Helen Wills
Phoebe Watson
Peggy Michell
Miss Wills
Watson
Betty Nuthall
Uyaders
Daesbs
Miss Nuthall
Wetson
Miss Jacobs
Holth Cross
San Francisco
Invaders
Miss Cross
Miss Gross
Willy
Mionell
Ucted~uled
Hazel Hotchkiss Wightman
B.C. Covell
D. S. Shepherd-Horton
Michaell
Nial Cross
Roxy
Betty Nuthil
Veterans Retirements Mark End of Baseball Era
A collage of obituaries and sport notes recalls Ty Cobb and Sam Crawford leaving the game. Bobby Wchen and other stars fade from the scene while figures like Veavh and Cochran are remembered for long careers.
Scores and Upcoming Games from Yesterday and Today
Yesterday's scores show American League highlights with St. Louis beating Chicago 9 to 4 and New York defeating Cincinnati 7 to 1. National League results include Chicago 12 over Philadelphia 6 and Pittsburgh at Brooklyn on today’s slate.
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Mellow Over Phillips On Foul In Erse Ring
In a ten rounder Tug Phillips of Erle fouled Johnny Mellow of Detroit in the third with an unintentional low blow that left Mellow staggered and in distress. The referee Jerry Cole ruled Mellow victorious, a decision that drew criticism from Phillips’ camp. Other results featured Tug Phillips, Phil Swick, Frankie Rio, Jack Dilty, and Tony Latsurla in a slate of Cleveland and Akron bouts with knockouts and comebacks.
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Erse Ring
Tmra
Tug Phillips
Erle
Johnny Mellow
Detroit
Erle Atéam
Mellow
Jerry Cole
Iit- We
Akron
Louis Severo
Meadville
Burstein
Nie
Wil Gand
Tony Latsurla
Oven Dinimiy Dean
Enintain Talser
Sonorant Faces Kauffman In National Links Final
In St Louis on August 10 Carl Kauffman of Pittsburgh edges Milton Sonorant of Toledo to reach a third straight title in the 1920 National public links tournament. Casper of Louisville fights to the end but Sonorant breaks through on the 17th to win.
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Toledo
ST. Louis
Carl Kauffman
Kurtman
Milton Soncrant
Wesley Casper
Louisville
John Hornsby
Kauffman
Kangan
Sonrant
Casper
Sonerant
Doman Beats Stubene In Fourth Round Heavyweight Bout
In Hollywood last night Vijo Doman defeated Tony Stubenau in the fourth round of a scheduled ten round heavyweight fight. Stubenau was down once for a nine count and again for a nine count, while Doman rallied with a strong showing in the third round. Frankie Morones and Garin Tasolino also fought a six round bout in the late card.
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Doman
Stubenau
Frankie Mpornes
Garmin Tasyolino
Urawa
Polo Stars Return Home From International Cup Quest
New York Aug 10 Captain Ho Thentayne will lead England’s polo team in the upcoming international cup challenge while Captain T Roark has faced the United States. Both players return aboard the Cunard vessel Aquitania.
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Ciptain Ho Thentayné
Ene
Land's Next
T. Roark
Aquitania
Bush Wins 10th Straight After Wobbly Start
Chicago pitcher Guy Bush recovered from a rough second inning allowing six hits and five runs to beat the Phillies 12 to 6, marking his tenth straight victory. Ralph Kress homered twice and drove in runs as Chicago expanded its lead in the eastern invasion. Pirates beat the Cardinals 7 to 6 as Bartell's go ahead run fueled the win. Fred Wilczaymims topped the Reds 7 to 1 at the Polo Grounds with Shanty Hogan adding a homer and key hits. Lizabet Dunn captured the Indianapolis city golf title for a third straight time by defeating Ruth White 8 and 6 in the final.
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Hush
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Diniette Colm
Misa Elizabet Dunn
Ruth White
Indianapolis
Ehmke Denies Being Left Behind By A’s
Philadelphia pitcher Lefty Ehmke denied being kept behind on the road trip to rest. He said he needs six days rest between games after pitching with only four days since his last start. The manager and players dispute claims, noting tensions with Ehmke and Al Simmons in prior incidents. Cubs deny buying Mobile club. Wrigley cites existing minor leagates is enough.
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Ghmke
Hhmke
Mack
al Simmons
Flaticliff
Mhmke
Henge Tie
Yankees
New Illinois Boxing Board Led by Clinin Head
Gov Emerson appoints a three member boxing board in Illinois led by Clinin to advance sports credit. The appointees include former General Jol V. Glinny and notable boxing figures connected to state athletic interests. The move follows a request from the commission and signals renewed emphasis on boxing governance and promotion.
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Loula K. Emerson Yeaterday
Solevind
Jol V. Glinny
Geo. Gele
Bigeggembe
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Hewt Cuedner
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Alute
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Eminepid Commission
Paul Prokn
al Munn
Samuel Lazo
Cimirenisa
Genérs Porting
Gels
Latiese Rickard
Jack Dempacy
Dinin
Maney
Prohibition debates and old habits amid changing times
Fragmented notes discuss Mabel Walt, prohibition, and shifting views on drinking as law and social norms evolve. Mentions Egypt treaty talks, British influence, and extraterritorial powers, plus a brief zepellin and mail costs discussion and a passenger cruise aside.
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Neat Politin
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