Clay Court National Championship Opens At Lakewood Club
The seventh renewal of the national clay court tennis championship begins June 4 at Lakewood Tennis Club in Cleveland. Entry lists include Williams, Chacek, Mathny, and Djurstedt among top men and Guthery and Browne among leading women. Two thousand seats booked, with fans from Pittsburgh to Detroit already reserving blocks. tournament dates run through June 24 with ongoing preparations and a trophy plan between matches.
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Haeve
Lakewood Tennis Club
Beinning
Tame Pions
K. Norris Williams
Marvard
George M. Chacek
Peon Mathny
Crinceton
Molla Djurstedt
West Virginia
A. Molden
H. T. Emerson
Martha Guthery
Pittsburgh
Mary Browne
Bakewood Club
Massachusetts
Cincinnati
Cahcontas
Buffalo
Detroit
M. If Long
W. T. Mayes
X. Ams
J.B. Strachan
C. I. Fo
R.N. Williams
Anderson
W. T. Hayes
HB. Winston
I. Whiteheal
Tallinge
Or. Strachan
J. Grilin
W. Browne
C. Wayne
Church and Din
Morristown crowns NJ tennis champ Throckmorton
Morristown courts hosted the New Jersey state singles final where Throckmorton, defending national interscholastic champion, defeated A Major in straight sets 0 to 3 and 5 to win the title amid a postponed tournament schedule.
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Morristown
Jung
W. A. Throckmorton
New Jersey
Brooklyn Blows In Eighth Inning To Take Game One
June 23 Brooklyn defense faltered in the eighth inning as New York won the first game of the series 7 to 4. Highlighted by Benton’s control and Cheney’s doubles, the Mets recovered from early Brooklyn lead. key hitters included Scheung Perritt Ramiden Cheney Mails Meyers.
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Brooklyn
New York
Benton
Cheney
Red
New York Americans Sweep Washington In Doubleheader
The New York Americans win both games of a home doubleheader against Washington, 6 to 2 and 8 to 1, as key players Johnson, Alman Smith, Martlne, Russell, Nanamaker contribute runs. Boston and Philadelphia games noted with pitchers Treblitzer and others, scores and line details incomplete.
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Boston
Lesander
Barnes My
Scorch
Johnson Opposes Pinch Hitter Ban in Baseball
Chicago telegram reports B B Johnson, president of the American League, argues against a ban on pinch hitters. He claims managers routinely shift pitchers to manipulate batting advantages, harming game interest and pitcher usage, and calls for a rational method to curb the practice without penalizing managers.
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Chicago
Jigieg
Apear
Agiliv
Leamem
Jjohnson
Alite
Mr. Johnson
Baseball scores show varied results from leagues
Kansas City beat Louisville 6 to 4 in a game where Humphries allowed one hit through seven innings as Karas contributed. other matches include St Paul defeating Columbus, Milwaukee edging Indianapolis 3 to 1, and Minneapolis rallying in a high-scoring ninth inning to beat Toledo 7 1. Teams mentioned include Kansas City, Louisville, Columbus, St Paul, Milwaukee, Indianapolis, Minneapolis, Toledo, and notable players such as Humphries, Berry, Williams, La Jonge, and Moran.
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Kansas City
Humphries
Louisville
Mercy
Karas
City
Loday
Fame
Foo Butters James
Wiliams
la Jonge
Berry
Columbus
ST. Paul
Open air lecture by Hart at court house tonight
Hart of Richmond will give an open air lecture at the northeast corner of the courthouse this evening late o'clock. She will also lecture at the socialist picnic at Lawton park tomorrow.
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Allethae Hart
Richmond
Court House
Lawton Park
WILLARD WILL TOUR WITH SELLS-FLOTO SHOW
Willard appears in town on July 18 for a public performance with the Sells-Floto troupe, his first return since the Madison Square Garden decision. Moe Willard promotes clean living and athleticism for boys and will narrate ring moments with sparring partner. Baseball noted: Payne vs Wayne at League Park, 25 cents.
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Shane
Joss Willard
Willard
Madison Square Garden
Moe
Hatters Qe
Sims
Cnwbey
Huffalo
Harvard Oarsmen Sweep The River In 20 2 3 Minutes
Harvard oarsmen won the four mile Rowing race at New London to complete a clean sweep of the fiftieth regatta against Yale. The Crimson finished about three lengths ahead with a time of 20 minutes 2 seconds, beating Yale by eight seconds for the best previous Yale time. The second varsity covered two miles faster than the first, with Harvard leading throughout and Yale unable to threaten. Band recruitment notice appeared at the end for the 3rd regiment with pay and call details.
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New London
Faryard
Yale
Cambridge
Varsity
Trarvard
Warvard
Varvara
Gweynls
Uystendid Ben Miles
Grimson
Irex
Decatur Deaths From Heart Trouble
Decatur Indiana reports the death of Venus Sylvester Vents at 4:20 pm from heart trouble. Widow of a resident for many years, she was active in the Rebekah lodge. Survived by husband and two children John and Lilly. funeral set for morning at 10 with services at Jem church.
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Precatur
Ind
Sylvester Vents
Sontht Street
Cnue Lodge
Wrk
John
Lilly
al Moughind
Venus
Incul Rebekah Lodge
Fort Recovery Parks Superintendent Delays Filing With Board
Carl J. Geiz, superintendent of the city parks, has not filed with the Fort Recovery camp board. Flowers will adorn window boxes and be supplied from the city greenhouses. The sewer system is credited with improving the area’s appearance as Turtle Soup is listed for tonight at 1214 Wells.
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Carl J. Geiz
Fort Recovery Camp
Tilden forfeits Delaware tennis final due to tendon injury
William Y. Tilden of Philadelphia conceded the final round of the Delaware state tennis championship to D. J. Armstrong of Merion after straining a tendon in his leg. Armstrong had earlier lost the Pennsylvania state title to Tilden and will meet George M. Church, the current Delaware state champion, in the challenge round tomorrow.
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Wilmington
Del
William Y. Tilden
Philadelphia
D. J. Armstrong
Merion
Armstrong
Tilden
Wim
George M. Church
Delaware
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