Tennis Veterans Clash in Newport Final Upset
Veteran players from Jas to Wrenn and umpire Wright witness a shock in Newport as Ward defeats Clothier for the finals. Ward, calm and precise, steadily outplays Clothier whose best strokes still fail to match the lead he builds in the first set and maintains through the second.
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Jas
Wright
Campbell
Chace
Wrenn
Newport
Saget
Holcombe
Cluthlere Ward
Wrenn Vaid
Ward
Humes
Clothier
Pennsylvania
Utned
Theool
Amay
Sports Specks and Odds From St Louis Olympics and More
Eddie Rawlat of St Louis shows promise after a knockout. Olympic opening events slated for Saturday in St Louis. Cleveland buys Outfielder Win and may trade Cubs in spring. Corbett O Brien tickets reach 16 dollars. crowd limit noted. Edward C Ginman 2 dies in Toledo after boxing injury. White Sox set a one hour thirteen minute record with every man out. Elks seize Anderson Indiana as state meeting opens with social sessions and parade. Mayor Forkner favorable to re election prospects.
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Eddie Rawlat
St. Louis
Harry Rehiin
St. Lows
Cleveland
Win
Providence
Cubs
Corbett-O'Brien
Edward C. Ginman
Toledo
Shag
Chicago White Sox
Elka
Anderson
Ind
Elks
P. J. Fallon
Indianapolis
John L. Forkner
Anderstin
Indianapolis Pugilist Should Have Had Decision
The account says Jack Blackburn, the Indianapolis meet champion, fought a tough bout with Gans. Blackburn outboxed and punched the champion, yet the judges’ verdict did not reflect a clear decision, leaving a controversial outcome.
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Indianapolis
Jack Blackburn
Doe Gans
Blackburn
Philadelphia
Geers to Drive Major at State Fair Races
Geers plans to drive Major C in the state fair races as turf fans look to the season start. Officials and bettors expect Geers and Jobe to perform well with Major C, amid strong interest from horseracing followers.
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Geers
Bath Geers
Bath
Himous
Renee Nn
Jobe
Sunes Spp
Iind
English Cricket Details and Batting Rules Overview
A fragmented description explains English cricket with bowlers delivering the ball, rules about throwing not allowed, and the aim to dislodge the batsman by hitting the wicket. It notes the batter guarding the opposite wicket and the process of six-ball overs and fielding actions, including run outs when the ball is returned.
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Pytach
Neal Dghily
Rain Delays Second Hosiers Cowboys Game in Kansas City
Heavy rain halted the second game between the Hosiers and the Cowboys in Kansas City. A double-header was planned for Tuesday with the final contest set for Thursday. Lindsey, recently tried by Manager Phillips, will get another chance at season's end in the Central Wage. Phllis indicated no further changes to this year’s squad. Saturday the Hoosiers open at Washington Park with home games highlighted by Louise and a commitment never to return. Winchester, Ky. reports C. M. Clark qualifying as receiver for Walter R. Day, a wealthy eastern Kentucky figure, with an estate of timber lands, sawmills, stores, and lumber stocks valued near 99,000 dollars.
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Kansas City
Hosiers
Cowboys
Lindsey
Phillips
Phillis
Hoosiers
Washington Park
Louiseile
Lust
Winchester
C. M. Clark
Wal Ter R. Day
Kentucky
Breathitt
Welfe
Lee
Jay
Breathit County Man Sends Final Postmark Message
A man from Breathit County wrote to his wife in a New York postmarked letter claiming he would not return home. A few days later his wife received a note from him suggesting he planned to stay away, with no clear trace of his whereabouts or plans.
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Breathit County
New York
Sal Reed
Jeter
American Won The Olympic Marathon at St Louis
The Olympic Marathon race was won at St Louis by Thomas J. Hicks at Cambridge, Massachusetts. Albert J. Corey of Chicago finished second and A D Newton of New York took third. The distance was 4 miles 1,306 yards and Hicks time was 3 hours 2 minutes 31 seconds.
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St. Lows Turedyy
Thomas J. Hicks
Cambridge
Albert J. Corey
Chicago
A. D. Newton
New York
Licks
Tun
Athens
Greece
Wason
Paris
St. Louis
Japanese Generosity Shown To Families From War Duty
An old note describes Japanese generosity among Ute tradespeople who continue to supply a family's needs during the father's absence at war, waiving any bills and maintaining support despite the hardship.
Standings and Scores in American and National Leagues
The standings list teams like Boston Chicago New York and Philadelphia with wins and losses. It shows American and National League records, central league figures, and where teams play. Indications of matchups, scores, and upcoming games are noted, including city pairings and venues.
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American Asa
National League
W.L. Pet
W.l.pet
Paul
N. York
Milvesisakeee
Louisville
Columbus
Minnpois
Indiaplis
Kansas
Toledo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittaburg
St. Louis
Aid
Boston
Brooxlyn
Sts
Philadelfis
MIT
American Ags
Indors
Kas
Pilshire
Louisy
St. Columus Minnes
York
Cinen
Milwauk
Pisce
St. Lanne
Protest Meeting Over Oil Storage Within City Limits
Southside residents plan a protest listing Wednesday evening at the city council chamber against storing illuminating oil in city limits. An ordinance before the council seeks removal of structures such as warehouses and tanks to outside the city, arguing it reduces fire risk and insurance costs and prevents well contamination. The passage notes local fears and potential actions.
Ade's Turf Tale of a Dead Heat Betting Ruse
Ex-newspaper man George Ade recalls a racing scam from Argentina. Judges swap result after a horse loses by a length. A mob pressure near the judges leads to declaring a dead heat to placate backers and resolve bets.
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George Ade
Ave
Argentine Republic
Anasty
Girl Who Rivals Miss Helen Keller
Denver August reports Miss Helen Keller rival Miss Lottie Sullivan of Denver a deaf blind student at Colorado Springs. Sullivan, 18, read via touch through linen, writes with a typewriter, sews, and designs doll dresses showcased at the world fair. Army of Cumberland to Meet in Indianapolis September 20-21 with Orlando Somers speaking and Chattanooga discussion on a permanent gathering site.
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Denver
Col
Helen Ler
St. Louis
Lottie Sullivan
Julian St
North
Helen Kelier
Sullivan
Colorado Springs
Mra GW
Miss Sullivan
J. P. O'Connor
Army of Cumberland
Army of the Cumberland
Indianapolis
Claypool
Orlando A. Somers
Indiana
Daniel W. Howe
Chattanooga
Chinese official faces tragedy as brothers drowned in Shanghai
Wong Kai Kah, Chinese vice commissar to the world’s fair, learned from a Shanghai newspaper that his two youngest brothers, students at St John’s College, were drowned there on August 4. He has not confirmed the accident and hopes the report is false.
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Wong Kai Kah
Shanghai
St John's College
Wong
Fine Your Actors at Garden Theatre
During a rehearsal of The College Widow at the Garden Theatre New York a Hay Wright asked George Ade for help to create a roaring tiger scene. Ade offered a practical joke reply saying to fine one of his actors 2.7 dollars for the noise, joking that the needed roar would appear.
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George Ade
Garden Theater
New York
Ade
Haywright
Man with Glass Eye Nabbed in Wisconsin
Milwaukee August 31. A man with a glass eye matching a two month old Ithaca New York description was arrested at Bucyrus plant in South Milwaukee. Leland L Raub is held awaiting transfer to Ithaca to answer a serious statutory charge and alleged to have attacked a young woman who remains in serious condition.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Ithaca
Henry Gottzen
Leland L. Raub
Bucyrus Manufacturing Company
Raub
For Sale Column Offers Ten Free Words in Bun's Market
Local advert hints buyers can post items with ten free words in THE BUN for sale section. Readers are invited to place listings quickly, using concise phrases to attract attention.
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SUN
Tou
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