Boston pair leads in tennis doubles at Philadelphia
In the opening round of the women's national doubles at the Philadelphia Cricket Club, Mrs. George Wightman of Boston and Miss Eleanor Sears defeated Miss Helene Pollak and Miss Clare Cassel 6-1 6-5. The match showcased Wightman's powerful strokes and Sears's steady support, with Pollak rallying in the second set. Other doubles results featured Marion Zinderstein and Miss Goss, and Mary Thayer’s near upset of Pollak highlighted the day’s pace.
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Philadelphia Cricket Club
St. Martin’s
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Boston
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California
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Mias
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George W. Wightman
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Helene Poliak
Gertrude Hollis
Marjory Taylor
Adelaide Hooker
Mary Heaton
Cuban buys yearling horses at Madden sale for 441,075
A. H. Diaz, the Cuban racer, led bidding at Durland’s sale of John E Madden’s yearlings, paying top prices for ten youngsters and helping the Red Cross and Tobacco fund with two filly purchases. Total receipts reached 44,075 for 25 colts and fillies, averaging about 1,100 each, while other high bids included horses sold to Max Hirsch Louis Garth and James Wigabedensa.
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Orestes
John E. Madden
Durland
Madden
Red Cross
Diaz
Alias
Disguise-Chancery
Max Hirsch
Ballot-Sweet Lavender
Louis Garth
Bal
Canslot-Gracilla
George
Eva King
A. J. Joyner
Ballotder
Louie Garth
Sea King
Unterock
A. Jo Soyoot
Trap Rock
George M. Oro
Assagal
Disguise -Chancery
Max Hirach
Wruck
Hanover Queen
RBG
Ness
Sea King-Nishat
A. H. Ee
Bea King-Auverene
James
James Wigabedensa Genes Densest Bay Colt, By Hessian-Astarita
James Sehee Paseene
Wrack-Ocean Blue
A. Hi
Wrack-Abeen B
A. Hi. Thos
Cainte
Ballot-Graciila
George W. Langden
Hessian Stars
James Sigble
Odecs
B. c
Delhi-Orf
K. Pat- Rao
Dkgatdavensere
Tenotomy
James Besley
Queen Dixon
K. Patterson
Dorothy Gray
A. H
Wrack Outcome
James Fitasimons
Youth Triumphs Over Veteran In Island Tennis Clash
Harold Taylor Jr. defeats Frederick G. Anderson in a fourth round Long Island singles championship match at the Nassau County Venus Club. Taylor won 1-? 6-3 6-4 after earlier edging Henry H. Bassford 2-4 10-8 6-3 in a tight round. D. E. Rice also advanced with a 7-6 5-6 win over C A Anderson.
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Harold Taylor, Jr
Frederick G. Anderson
Long Island
Anderson
Taylor
D. E. Rice
C. A. Anderson
Henry H. Bassford
Channing A. Burrows
Allen Behr
Cecil Donaldson
Frank Anderson
Frank B. Ogilvie
Fulton to Box Weinert in War Charity Card at Madison Square Garden
A boxing carnival at Madison Square Garden tomorrow night aims to exceed the recent Red Cross event. Bouts feature Fred Fulton versus Charlie Weinert and Ted Kid Lewis versus Jack Britton among others. Six round fights include Levinsky vs Tully, Smith vs Savage, Bartfield vs Greb, Dundee vs Welling, Lynch vs Astey, Burns vs Sharkey, Callahan vs Rector, with plans to add more matches.
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Madison Square Garden
War Hospital Entertainment Association
Red Cross
Fred Fulton
Charlie Weinert
Ted Kid Lewis
Jack Britton
Battling Levinsky
Jim Tully
Gunboat Smith
Jim Savage
Soldier Bartfield
Harry Greb
Johnny Dundee
Joe Welling
Joe Lynch
My Friend Takes Rosedale Stakes At Jamaica
The Oneck Stable entered Elfin Queen but withdrew late, opening the Rosedale Stakes for two year old fillies. My Friend driven by Taplin won by three lengths over Aunt Dinah with Lady Rosebud third, as Kiss Again faded from favorite status in a wide five horse field. Compadre won the Richmond Highweight Handicap at five and a half furlongs, with Kalitan as favorite and Harwood St. taking the last race by ten lengths.
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Oneck
Elfin Queen
Jamaica
W. R. Coe
Kiss
F. Housman
Dinah
H. A. Porter
My Friend
R.L. Gerry
Lady Rosebud
Aunt Dinah
Taplin
Luke
Wise Joan
Quincy Stable
Compadre
Richmond
B. R. Bradley
Harwood ST
Crystal Ford
John Sanford
Clifford Gummer Glass
Kelsey
Thomas McElroy
G. Walls
Dr. Ree
Sea King Stake
C. Mergler
Umbala
Unwise Child
Little Bessie
Saddle Rock
Frank Shannon
Laocework
Plaviada
Armant
Miss Leola
Surplies
Prim Ill
Charley Thorley
Cadillac
J. K
Ross's
Ch. c
Toddington-Winnie G
Srissesees
Wood Violet
Potomac Stable
Qh. F
Trap Rock-Woodvine
Walle
Eseccca
Golding
C. W. Starr
B. F
Flint Rock Golden View
Whang
Frederick the Great
F. Houseman
Fitz Herbert
Miss Malaprop
Ral Parr
Mergler
James Butler
A. Shuttinger
Woodthrush
R. T. Wilpon, Jr
Olambala
Bilazonry
Goblin
Rosedale
Dinguise
EB. Taplin
Ceenavey Cette
R. Ll. Gerry
Ormondale-Ivory Bells
J. Callahan
Kiss Ageia
Colin
Kalitan
E. R. Bradley
B. c
Roy Hindoo-Dolly
R. Troxler
George Starr
Wilfred Vian
Br. c
Jack Atkin
Africa
C. Kummer
O' Donovan
Pr. Johnson
Bill McCloy
Reveler
Arnold
Startling
Bonnie Dance
Orestes
Harwood
Emil Herz
Wi. G
Cicero Dicate
B. O
Ind
Roxboro N
Sunny Hill
Phalerian
Darkey
Millrace
Uncle Crasy
First Race Results and Entries for Five Furlongs
The program lists six races from a racing meet. Young horses duel in five furlongs with Zuleika and Pigeon among top entries. subsequent races cover one mile sixteenths to six furlongs for various age groups and handicaps, featuring Kingfisher, Dervieh, Sun Flash II, and Elmendorf among others. Apprentice allowance noted.
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Pigeon
Harry M. Stevens
Wise
Drummond
Nan Br
Quentin
Jack Healey
Dottie Vandiveer
Jill
N. K. Beal
Paddy Dear
He Will
Orderly
Dervieh
Sky Pilot
Hondo
Torchbearer
Dan
Armalgamator
Stariike
Amackassin
Alf Vezina
Can Arrow
Kstie
Filittergold
Whimsy
Wise Man
Tom McTaggart
Sands of Pleasure
Ed Cudihee
Manakin
Ed Roche
Air Man
Monomoy
Barry Shannon
Bar of Phoenix
Obolus
Royce Rolls
Prunes
Magnetite
Montague Handicap
Sun Flash II
Damroech
Gex
Dorcas
Sharpshooter
Red Sox
Fiser
Decisive
Iron Croas II
Elmendorf
Senators Overcome Indians In 3-2 Victory
Washington rallies from a two run deficit to beat Cleveland 3 to 2 in a game moved from July 21. Abbreviated box score lists Speaker Morgan and Johnston among key hitters with Enzmann pitching for Washington and Ayres/Coombe for Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Washington Today
Washington
Shotton
Johnston
Foster
Chapman
Milan
Roth
Shanke
Wambs
Morgan
Wood
Medride
Evans
Picinich
O'Neill
Ayres
Enamanno
Coumbe
aThomas
Pazmann
Speaker
Judge
McBride
Wambsganss
Judy McBride
Shanks
Benny Kauff's Farewell Home Game Ends Giants Win
The New York Giants beat the Reds 7 to 1 at the Polo Grounds marking Benny Kauff's final home appearance before he enters the army on June 24. Kauff delivered two runs and a strong showing as Pol Perritt pitched effectively, securing the win.
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Matty
Reds
Polo Grounds
Benjamin Michael Kauff
Benny
Coogan
McGraw
Benny Kauff
Kauff
Pol Perritt
Pol
Chase
Zim
Hal
Cherry Magee
Ross Ruis
Ruberessler
Connie Mack
Groh
Benway
Huike
McCarty
Sherry Magee
Zimmerman
Fletcher
Neale
Blackburne
S. Magee
Zimike
Ko Groh
Holke
Breasier
Regan
MacCarty
Allen, & H
Eller
Zima
Cincinnati
L. Magee
Fietcher
Neal
Maxee
Griftith
Zolke
McCat
Bi'burne
Ec Igues
New York
S. Eae
Perritt
Plas
Jiguez
One Hit Defeats Cooper in Philadelphia Game
Stock's first inning double produced the only hit off Cooper, while King's miscue and a wild throw enabled the sole run. Philadelphia 1 Pittsburgh 0. McKechnie and Cutshaw had two-base hits for the Pirates, with Bancroft Luderus and Stock involved in key plays. Cooper pitched poorly, Hogg pitched for Pittsburgh.
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Stock
Cooper
King
Ogee
Pittsburgh
Bancroft
Caton
Williams
Bigbee
Moliwitz
Cravathrif
Meusel
O King
McGann
Hurna
Archer
Adams
Hogs
McGaffigan
McKechnie
Cutshaw
Doubie
McGafftsons
Luderus
Mecaffigan
Baesee
Baseball Yesterday's Results and Today’s Schedule
National League results: New York defeated Cincinnati 7 to 1. Chicago won 4 to 3 over Brooklyn. Boston beat St. Louis 4 to 1. Philadelphia tied Pittsburgh 1 to 1. American League: Detroit 6 over St Louis 2 with two games 3 1. Washington defeated Cleveland. Today New York at Brooklyn at 3 30. Boston at Philadelphia. Chicago at Pittsburgh. Washington at New York. Philadelphia at Boston. Cleveland at Chicago. Detroit at St Louis.
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New York
Cincinnati
Chicago
Brooklyn
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
F.C
Boston Beats St Louis Four to One in Series Wrap
Boston wins 4 1 over St Louis to take three of four in the interleague set. Fillingim limits the visitors to six hits as Boston secures the victory and collects key hits from Heathcote Powell and others.
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St. Louis
Heathcote
Baird
Powell
Cruise
Kelly
Hornsby
Wickland
Paulette
J.C. Smithao
Wallace
Wilson
Smyth
Gonzalese
J.l.smith
Doak
Wiling
Sooo May
Sherdell
MlaSnyder
Bogor cc
Rehy
Hersog
Rawlings
Power Wickland
Filingim
J. C. Smith
Herzog
Fillingim
Robins Fall to Cubs as Hits Don’t Translate
The Brooklyn Robins out hit the Chicago Cubs at Ebbets Field but lost 4 to 3. Max Flack and Fred Merkle keyed a seventh inning rally for the Cubs, while Olson homered for Brooklyn. Vaughn and Marquard matched zeroes until a late Cubs burst.
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Brooklyn
Fred Mitchell
Chicago Cubs
Ebbets Field
Robins
Bruins
Rube Marquard
Jim Vaughn
C. H. Ebbets
Max Flack
Fred Merkié
Thorns
Marquard
Flack
Rube
Cub
Max
Hollacher
Mann
O'Mara
Olson
Merkle
Fred
Cubs
Mifer
Vaughn
Ollocher
Leslie Mann
H Myers
Killifer
Flac
Jimmy Johnston
Hickman
Johnston
Chicago
Zolder
Deolan
Miller
Ion
Hol'ocher
Deal
Oleon
Cecerereres
Myers
Bacrifice
Bi Hicago
Tigers Start to Climb Take Both Ends of Double Header
Detroit moved into seventh place by sweeping a two game set from St Louis in St Louis. First game ended 6 to 2 with Detroit racking twelve hits including three doubles and two triples. Heisman homered in the second game to beat St Louis 3 to 1.
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Detroit
Selfield
Heisman
Cobb
Louis
Bush
Tobin
Austin
Sisler
Heilman
Smith
Gungham
Ogedeon
Young
Gerber
Yelle
liaJohnson
Dauss
Nunam
Lelfield
Wright
Cceaceas Akon
Ogeems
Cunningham
Leifield
Vitt
Veach
Heillman
Johnson
Gedeon
Baron Detroit
Flanes
Bate
Ort Paues
Hite
Itcher
Taifield
Hellman
Dauis
Dbd
Demmitt
Ease
Joansonee
Boland
Sethoron
Ancora
Severed
St. Dil
Severeid
Sister
Sotheren
Durable overcoats outlasting fashion and time
A friend notes an overcoat twelve years old that he plans to wear for life, while critiquing modern woollens for durability. The piece argues fashion shifts away from durable fabrics like Melton and Kersey, yet asserts quality remains with a money back guarantee from a store at Broadway and 13th Street and the four Broadway corners.
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