Americans prevail in Wimbledon doubles opener and other results
John Hennessey and Ray Casey beat Heath and Taylor 6-4 8-10 6-3 6-2 to reach the next round as Henri Cochet and Miie Lenglen dominate. James Anderson defeats Brugnon in five sets while Barclay and Borotra advance, and United States pairs win in doubles.
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England
John Hennessey
Ray Casey
R. W. Heath
A. R. Taylor
Henri Cochet
France
Jagat Mohan Lal
Hennessey
Indianapolis
Miie
Lenglen
Mrs. Beamish
James O. Anderson
Jacques Brugnonce
H. F. L. Barclay
Colonel Mayes
Canada
Barclay
Jean Borotra
Francé
Three-I League Quits After Fans Throw Cushions
The Friday game between Peoria and Decatur was forfeited to Decatur 9 to 0 after fans bombarded Field Umpire Jensen with cushions and fights in the twelfth inning. Umpire Mattoon forfeited the contest as Decatur led 6 2 with two outs in the home half when trouble began.
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Tit
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Decatur
Jensen
Mattoon
Senators Trade Mogridge and Hargraves for Severeid
United States baseball officials announced the deal after a telephone conference with Commissioner Landis. Mogridge and Red Hargraves of the Washington Senators will go to St. Louis in exchange for catcher Severeid of the Browns. The trading period closed June 15, delaying official action.
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Duke Stops Peterson in Second Round in Aurora Bout
Duke of Aurora former Indiana University gridder knocked out Walter Peterson of Elgin in the second round of a four round prelim. Don Carson of Indianapolis was stopped in the fifth by Archie Bell of New York bantam.
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Indianaversity Footbal
Walter Peterson
Elgin
Don Carson
Indianapolis
Archie Bell
New York
Bantam
Independent Baseball Nh Notes From Cards Stands
Odd, garbled local baseball notes list teams like Rural Sox Traders Poinaroons and Mariobo unty House Club with game times around 2 30 p m and 6 p m at Fortville Trit On Sunday. Mentions a July Fourth weekend schedule and park access via Meridian street car with free tram service to grounds.
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Mariobunty House Club
Meridian St
Wolfe and Bartlett Reach Trans-Mississippi Final
Clarence Wolfe of St. Louis will face Arthur Bartlett of Ottumwa Iowa in the 25th annual trans Mississippi golf tournament final at the Field Club in Omaha Neb Wolfe defeated Bob McKee of Des Moines 7 up and 6 to play in the semifinals avenging his five year previous loss Bartlett moved ahead after a tight start and won 5 and 4 over J O Swick in the semifinals
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Omaha
Neb
Clarence Wolfe
St. Louis
Arthur Bartlett
Ottumwa
Iowa
Des Moines
Wolfe
Bob McKee
McKee
Bartlett
J. O. Swick
Americans Lose Polo Match to Jodhpur Team in England
At Hurlingham on June 27 the American army polo team, previous victors over Britain for the international military cup, were defeated by the Jodhpur team of India 13 to 3. The Jodhpurs, who included three Indian princes, had previously beaten them in a practice game.
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Fenne
Hltringham and Sherwell
Louis Dailey
F. H. Jarvis
England
O. G. N. Turnbull
J. B. Gilbert
H. ©. Fisher
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Fisher
Anderson
United Preas Hurlingham
Army
Jodhpur
India
Nut Cracker Paddlers and Big Fights in Baseball News
High school pitcher signed by the Braves. Danny Frush reportedly twice as big and formidable. Rumors link Mickey Walker to a shade match while Joe Stecher aims to restore wrestling to its traditional status. Benny Leonard elects to fight again amid ongoing sports chatter.
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Braves
Joe Stecher
Stecher
Players Register Protest Over Livelier Baseball
Henry L. Farrell reports players and managers in the major leagues protest the livelier ball claiming it endangers pitchers and infielders. John McGraw calls for standardizing the ball as homers soar this season with 579 hitting long drives versus 348 at this point last year.
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New York
Babe Ruth
John McGraw
New York Giants
Latonia Derby Draws 30000 as Flying Ebony Leads Entries
The Latonia derby at Covington Kentucky attracted about 30000 fans on June 27 with eleven contenders including Flying Ebony the Kentucky Derby winner ridden by Earl Sande. Other names listed were Captain Hal Caractus Millwick Progress King Nadi Deeming Old Slip Step Along Broadway Jones and Swope as the track showed a fast cushion after rain. Opinions varied on likely winner.
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Step Along
Broadway Jones
Swope
National League Schedule Short on Key Matchups
Fragmented OCR shows two National League games noted with unclear teams and locations. Readable items mention Philadelphia and Brooklyn in possible matchups but exact pairings and venues remain indiscernible.
Results From Yesterday in American Association and League
Yesterday's baseball results feature Louisville, Koln, and Kansas City in American Association play with scattered scores. In the American League schedule, teams such as Washington, New York, and Philadelphia show varied outputs across twelve innings and midweek fixtures.
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Association
Louisville
Koln
Meyer
Johnson
F Tunney
Meis
Ganton
Evansville Card Draw and KOs Reported in Indiana Bouts
Evansville, Indiana on June 27 saw Lester Martin of Terre Haute and Tommy Irwin of Indianapolis go ten rounds to a draw. Earlier, Jimmy Mc Dermott of Terre Haute scored a fourth round knockout over Billy Meyers of Indianapolis.
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United_Press
Evansville
Ind
Lester Martin
Terre Haute
Tommy Irwin
Indianapolis
Jimmy McDermott
Billy Meyers
Family of Jockeys Rivaling Turf Stars on Eastern Tracks
Three racing brothers from the same family are featured as star riders. Mark, Elmer, and Laverne Fator have built strong reputations on eastern tracks this season and are regarded as big favorites by turf followers.
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Elmer Py]ase
Laverne Fator
British Open Golf Champion at Prestwick 1925
The American golfer from Temple Terrace Florida won the British Open at Prestwick after five attempts. He praised the fast greens and watered fairways, noting he did not miss a two foot putt. He also mentioned friends Henry Cullen Abe Mitchell and his Tampa club affiliation.
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Scotland
America
Britain
Henry Cullen
Royal and Ancient Golf Club
St. Andrews
Abe Mitchell
Wilson Named Northwestern Athletic Director
Kenneth Wilson was appointed athletic director at Northwestern University per an announcement by President W. D. Scott. He moves from Drake University where he also served as athletic director. Wilson recently drew national attention for charges he made against Hugo Quist, manager of Paavo Nurmi.
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Times Specie Chicago
Kenneth Wilson
Northwestern University
W. D. Scott
Wilson
Drake University
Hugo Quist
Paavo
Lamprecht and Westland Enter Final Bout for Golf Title
Fred Lamprecht of Tulane University and Alfred Westland of Seattle prepared for a 36 hole final for the individual intercollegiate golf championship at Montclair Golf Club. Lamprecht defeated two Eastern opponents to reach the final round with a 146 total.
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Akleghenies
Montclair Golf Club
Fred Lamprecht
Cleveland
Ohio
Tulane University of New Orleans
Alfred Westland
Seattle
Seven Bouts At Show At Fairbanks Field
Amateur boxing cards staged Friday night at the Fairbanks Mora field under A A U sanction. Results include Somer defeating rediltred Guy. Murphy over Jimmie Leonard in three rounds. Ermanar defeating Abe Cohen in four rounds. and others with decisions in various weight classes.
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Fairbanks-Morse
Guy Uy
Aony Murphy T
Jimmie Leonard Pr Hante
Ermanar
Abe Cohen
Pau Penne
Fred
Lewis Grant
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Indiana
Chicago’s Kenny Hisert Leads Michigan Duel at Golf Championship
Kenny Hisert of the University of Chicago led Mode Holds worth of Michigan by three after the first eighteen holes of a thirty six hole Western Conference golf championship clash at Sunset Anxb Country Club in Winnetka Illinois.
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United Press
Anxeb Country ‘Club
Winnetka, Ill
Kenny Hisert
University of Chicago
Mode Holdsworth
University of Michigan
Indianapolis shooter tops first registered trap shoot at Greensburg
By Times Spersi at Greensburg Indiana June 27 W B Burford Jr of Indianapolis won with 93 of 100 in the opening registered trap shoot at the local gun club. M E Jenny from Bloomington was high professional with 96. Several out of town shooters took part.
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Greensburg
Ind
W. B. Burford, Jr
Indianapolis
M. E. Jenny
Bloomington
City Net Tourney Near End At Hawthorn Courts
Bastian meets Ehlers and Kipp faces Starbuck in the city tennis semi finals at Hawthorn courts. Bastian beat Haworth 6-1 8-10 6-2 while Ehlers downed Markey 6-3 6-2 and Kipp swept Crane 6-1 6-2 Starbuck defeated Hendricks 6-3 6-3. Rain halted later play with finals set for Sunday.
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Stecher Refuses Referee Victory in Chicago Bout
Joe Stecher rejected the referee's ruling that he won against Frank Judson in Chicago Friday night. The wrestlers were knocked from the ring after forty eight minutes of grappling leaving Judson unable to continue. Stecher seeks a rematch when Judson recovers.
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Chicago
Joe Stecher
Frank Judson
Judson
Stecher
Tribe Notes By Timea Special OLUMBUS
Tribe notes from the June 27 game where Columbus drew 1,400 as the series opener against Indiana rivals. Eddie Sicking is back in light practice. Columbus led early with three extra base hits off Henry before a strong pitching effort. Doug Baird, ex-Indian, had two hits. Matthews tried to steal home but was tagged. Umpires Ted McGrew and Ducky Holmes officiated. Indianapolis and Louisville standings cited with a hypothetical ten-game swing.
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Columbus
Indiianapolis
Hoosiers
Indianapolis Scoreboard Notes and Odd Scraps
Fragmented OCR reads mention Indianapol is fast info on a game with two-base hits three-base play and stolen bases. Names Grimes Rae Stueland appear with partial team references and a jumbled tally line. The piece mixes player actions and incomplete scores from a local matchup.
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Odin
CNTV
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Rae
Stueland
Pleasant Run Golf Club Hosts First Round Title Tourney
The Pleasant Run Golf Club scheduled the first round of its club title tourney for today. Rain has improved the course, leaving it in fine shape. Members held a clubhouse dinner Friday evening.
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Pleasant Run
Denial by Stallings on Yankees Manager Rumor
George Stallings, president and manager of Rochester’s International League club, said he was unaware of reports he would become New York Yankees manager to replace Miller Huggins. He dismissed the rumor as strange and likely unfounded.
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Timea
Rochester
N. Y
George Stallings
International League
New York Yankees
Miller Huggins
Fights And Fighters In A Frantic Night Of Action
In Kansas City Missouri and Baltimore area rings vivid welterweight action produced decisive results. Frankie Ameri from East Chicago faced regional rivals as contenders clashed in a crowded cage like setting. Bouts highlighted rising talent amid chaotic exchanges and sharp knockdowns.
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Workero
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Baltimore
Frankie Ameri
Tetachroaae Pion
Priday
Indians, Senators Open Series In Columbus Fresh On Road
In Columbus Ohio the Indians of owner Bush face three weekend encounters with the Senators one today and two Sunday with a Monday finish. Dutch Henry pitched six strong innings to beat the Senators 6 3 in the opener of the road trip as Pug Allen homered and Rob Russell hit his seventeenth homer of the season while Yoter doubled and tripled.
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Ohio
Indians
Ownie Bush
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Burwell
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Dutch Henry
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McGraw cites tougher opposition as key to season slump
John McGraw says the Giants’ big lead loss stems from stronger rival effort and injuries. He notes the Pirates Robins and Reds competing for the season title, while Detroit’s eight straight wins lift the Tigers into the first division as the week’s major league highlight.
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John McGraw
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Robins
Reds
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A B C s and Detroit Stars Open Series at Washington Park
The A B C s meet the Detroit Stars in a Negro National League double header at Washington Park this afternoon with a second game Sunday at 2 p m. New A B C s players Alexander Bartlett Brown Curley and Long boost the lineup as Detroit sits third in the standings and fans expect strong attendance.
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Lundy Outpoints Chissell in Local Sparring Show
Johnny Lundy of Brooklyn defeats local lightweight Chissell in a four round sparring exhibition at Lincoln Square Theater on Friday night.
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Johnny Lundy
Brooklyn
Lincoln Square Theater
Lefty Groves Tops AL Pitchers in Strikeouts
Lefty Groves leads the American League in strikeouts, surpassing the sixty mark as he continues to dominate hitters with his pitching.
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