Hartmann Rolls To Brooklyn Tennis Semi Finals In Flatbush
In Flatbush Terrace Club play on clay Hartmann, a left-handed New York Tennis Club ace, beat Fred Anderson Jr by 5-7 9-7 6-2 to reach the Brooklyn city championship semi finals. Doubles action dominated the afternoon with Steinkampf Bassford and Chambers pairing through two rounds, defeating von Bernath Seidenstein and later Richey Cameron. Local officials report sun dried clay and brisk play as the tourney progresses.
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New York
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Flatbush
Fred Anderson, Jr
Rald Donaldson
Tennix
Anderson
Hartmann
Deen
Martinann
Steinkampf
Henry Bassford
Anton von Bernath
VL. Seidensteiner
Columbia University
V. Lake
P. Schmidt
Fassford
Charley Charchers
Kings County
Burroughs
Roy Richey
A. Cameron
J. B. Hughes
Harvey B. O'Boyle
Chambers
Tartninnn
Fred Anderson
Try Balty
Frenk Anderson
Cecil Donaldson
Alexander Ter
JS. O'Boyla
J. C. Burroughs
Charles Chambers
D. Richey
J. Ht. Steinkampf
If H. ‘Bassford
Anton von Bernuth
B. Seldenstein
Hughes
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Basford
Behmidt
Braves Edge Pirates 1–0 for Fourth in Standings
Boston pitcher UNUINgeon allowed three hits as Boston defeated Pittsburgh 1 to 0. Herzog Rehe and Powell provided the key support with a first inning walk, sacrifice, and RBI single. The win lifts Boston to fourth place in the league standings.
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Pitts Burgh
Herzog
Rehe
Powell
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Hersog
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A. la
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Macrifiew
Mollie Alitier
Cath
Salie
Aly Millers
Golf Gossip Opens Red Crows Invite at Sleepy Hollow
Ten couples competed in a two fairway foursome at Apawamis with Mrs Bird and Mrs Morrow winning 102-5-97. The Sleepy Hollow Red Crow tournament starts today. A major four ball match is set for Siwanoy Country Club next Sunday afternoon featuring Evans and Tra vers against Walter Mugen and Jammen Hanes in an eighteen hole, 2:15 p.m. start, aiming to beat a 71 course record.
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Bird
Siwanoy
Evans
Jerome D. Travers
Walter Mugen
Jammen Hanes
Professional Golf Association
Indians Hand Russell Off In Fourth Round
Cleveland wins 7 to 5 as Guy Morton outduels Miller Huggins. Russell struggles with control before being knocked out in the fourth. Slim Love relief helps Cleveland's rally. Evans, Speaker, Roth, and Chapman drive late scoring while Yankees add runs in seventh and ninth.
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Miller Huggins
Yankees
Guy Morton
Gothamites
Browns
New York
Windy City
Indians
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Russell
Slim Love
Clevermas Wrens
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Speaker
Chapman
Roth
Wood
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Thomas
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Russel
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Altetier
National Board Upholds Braves Claim on Perry
The National Baseball Commission upheld the Boston Braves claim to Scott Perry, declaring Atlanta's sale to Philadelphia void and granting the Braves $3,000 payout and the option to return Perry after a 13 day trial. A minority report argued Atlanta's disposal of Perry was proper.
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Perry
August Hermann
National Commission
Tener
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J. H. Farrell
National Association
D. H. Bough
Southern Association
Atlanta
Terry
Philadelphia
Beston Nationals
Boston
National League
Hoxton
Philadelphia Americans
Fort Slocum Defeats Mineola In Clean 6–0 Baseball Victory
Fort Slocum shut out Mineola Field No. 2 aviators 6 to 0 on St Paul’s School grounds in Garden City. Kimball, ex-Syracuse pitcher, held Mineola to one hit, with De Meo and Charles key to Fort Slocum scoring. Ray Fisher and Twombly appeared for Fort Slocum but did not star. Johnston of Mineola got the lone safety, then was stranded after a stolen second.
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Mineola
St. Paul’s
Garden City
Kimball
Syracuse University
Ray Fisher
New York Yankees
Twombly
Braves
Johnston
Blumenthal
Walker
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Strumental
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Johnson Seeks U S Fight Enlistment in Madrid Letter
Paris June 14. Former heavyweight champion Jack Johnson writes Captain H La Guardia asking assistance to enlist in the American army. He is a fugitive from justice and in Madrid, offering to fight and die for America. The letter was referred to the adjutant general.
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Duck Johnson
America
H. la Guardia
New Yok
Johnson
United States
Madrid
Aldermen Move Bill to Legalize Sunday Baseball
The Board of Aldermen committee will consider a war time amendment to allow Sunday baseball after 2 p m Alderman John J Ryan of Coney Island introduced it The bill would allocate 26 percent of gross receipts from admissions to charity funds including the American Red Cross Knights of Columbus War Fund YMHA and YH A War Fund The move faces questions because state law already prohibits Sunday baseball A prior bill passed the Senate but stalled in the Assembly
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John J. Ryan
Coney Island
American Red Cross
Knights of Columbus War Fund
Young Men's Christian Association War Fund
Young Men's Hebrew Association War Fund
Senate
Dugan's catch preserves Athletics win over Detroit
In Detroit on June 12, Shannon's three base hit and Gregg's single produced a 4 to 8 Philadelphia victory. Dugan's leaping catch near the end thwarted a possible Detroit rally with a man on base, Gardner aided strong fielding, the game highlighted by Heilmann's drive snagged by Dugan.
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Shannon
Gregg
Philadelphia
Gardner
Heilmann
Miladelta
Tetrott
Ab Rho Ae Avr
Jamieson
Ifdetnie Ite
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Ayuaat aSsilan
Tnnte
Philadephia Se
Deirdit Neon
Villadiphia
Ervey Deena
Phiadebia
Hy Kallio
Grempton
Robertson May Coach Men at Naval Stations
Robertson Lawson Robertson, track and field coach at the University of Pennsylvania, is likely to become an athletic instructor at an eastern naval training station. Navy Athletics Commissioner Walter Camp offered the posting, with a release from the Pennsylvania Athletic Council anticipated to clear the way.
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University of Pennsylvania
Walter Camp
Navy
Robertson
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Athletic Council
Irish American Athletic Club
Plattsburg Officers
Near Riot Follows Protest By Skeeters in Baltimore
Baltimore tied Jersey City 3 3 in an eighth inning twilight game when Lawrys hit scored Bishop. Umpire Pfirman faced blows as Jersey City players protested a foul call. Pitcher LaBate and catcher Jack Pleiger were arrested for disorderly conduct, later released on bond. A fan was also arrested and released without fine amid the melee. Bridgeport at Hartford was postponed by rain. New Haven at Springfield weathered wet grounds.
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Bishop
Jersey City
Pfirman
LaBate
Jack Pleiger
Tollatern
Taummore
Poe
Moumain
McAlpin
Tae Morbert
Momey
Halton
Ion Ache
Macrdtee
Micaibl
Dorine
Hisbon
International League Games Today
Rochester at Jersey City and Syracuse at Newark lead a schedule with Toronto at Binghamton and Buffalo at Baltimore. Yesterday Jersey City beat Baltimore in two innings 4 to 3 while Binghamton Toronto and Roches suffered.
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Jersey City
Syracuse
Newark
Toronto
Binghamton
Buffalo
Baltimore
I Roches
Bingoes Defeat Newark in Twilight Game
In Binghamton the Bingoes won the final twilight game against Newark by a narrow margin. Rommel pitched well and Barnes delivered key runs late. Bill Fischer starred with the bat as the Bingoes rallied to secure the victory.
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Binghamton
Rommel
Barnes
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Hive
Bill Fischer
Linewark Ik
MORSE
Aeoe Hague
Bennesrass
Haruna
Haley
Manley le Stetarr
Burns Homer Gives Giants Narrow Win Over Cubs
George Burns hit a first inning homer as the Giants edged the Chicago Cubs 1-0 to snap a nine game Cubs streak. Polionis Perritt pitched superbly for New York while George Tyler matched with strong Cubs pitching to limit the Giants to two hits. Burns’s dramatic drive at Polo Grounds provided all the scoring in a tightly pitched contest.
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Giants
Cubs
George Burns
Chicago Cubs
Polonila Porritt
McGraw
George Tyler
Cub
Ldust
Tyler
Coogan
Uit
Gian
Polonius
Polonius Perritt
Poll
Ross Young
Benny Kauff
Zeller
Bunions
George Gibson
Gibson
Letty Taylor
Paskett
Flack
Henrybian
George
Killifer
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Hottoani
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Merkte
Rlateher
Holke
Uufl
Paskert
Hal
Lessex
New York
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Grrer
Pere Meur
Perri
Eielinitén
Wildplich
Southern Association May Be Reorganized
NASHVILLE Tenn June 12 Replacing of the Southern Association directors at a meeting Monday at Birmingham voted to close the season on June 28 with six club league being considered Officials of the Atlanta and Nashville clubs favor creating a new league, especially if a favorable ruling by Provost Marshal General Crowder on the work of light order is made in baseball circles
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Southern Association
Nashville, Tenn
Birmingham
Atlanta
Nashville
Crowder
Olyphant Graduates From West Point Gridiron Star
Elmer Olyphant, longtime nemesis of the Annapolis team, graduates from the Military Academy at noon. The Army still has players like Gene Vidal and Bill Vandegraff ready to face the Navy in future games.
Unclear OCR sports snippet from Toronto Rochester game
Fragmentary report mentions Toronto Rochester matches and teams like BUFFALO and CHICAGO. Names and numbers are garbled. no clear outcome or date.
Olympic Star Receives Second Distinguished Service Order
Lieutenant Colonel A N S Jackson, famed Oxford runner and member of the Oxford and Cambridge athletic team that toured the United States in 1914, earned a second DSO bar for gallantry under bombardment. His leadership evacuated casualties, reinforced front lines, and repelled enemy attacks while maintaining communications and inspiring his troops. He previously won the mile at University sports and the 1600-metre title at Stockholm 1912.
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Oxford University
America
Oxford
Cambridge
United States
Jackson
Stockholm
Senators Blank 8 Rounds in Ninth to Beat St Louis 6 4
Washington defeated St Louis 6 to 4 after eight shutout innings. Beane credited with the win. Shocker faltered in the ninth as Washington rallied. Reese, newly acquired by Manager Griffith, earned the decision.
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Washington
St. Louis
Stanley Reese
St. Louis Nationals
Griffith
Sec
Louie
Horton
Rentn
Creas Hower
Mabel
Tata
Ana Ah Tovar
Deiateun
Woltsin
Gerba Ag
Harer
Tihuenn
Serer
Ol Shoker
Henutes
Hidelin Bod van Herman
Teale
Beane
Red Sox Edged through Chicago with a 7-0 shutout
Mays allowed only three hits as Boston bunched hits off Chicago pitchers Danforth Benz and Wolfgang. The Red Sox dominated an unexciting game in Chicago, winning 7 to 0.
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Chicago
Mays
Boston
Danforth
Benz
Wolfgang
Loston
Cutchoo Ca
Hooper
St 'S
Murphy
Abs Whitman
Sonat
Bona
Aden
Suanford
Wolfeane
Final Round Set In Women's Metropolitan Golf Tourney
In the Apawamis Club event Mrs. F. Hacknall and Mrs. Herzog reach the final after two close semi finals. Hucknall edged Stockton with steady play, while Herzog defeated Bird in a tight match on the home greens. A third pairing saw Morrow defeat Moore, and Zak won a 21 hole marathon over Taylor.
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Apawamis Club Links
F. Hacknall
A. Herzog
Thomas Hucknall
Forest Hill Field Club
LC. Stockton
Biarton Valley Country Club
Sorey
Hucknall
Stockton
S.A. Herzog
Fairview
Mrs. Herzog
A. Taylor
Marine and Field Club
Fy Zak
Wykagyl
Zak
Mrs. Taylor
Mrs. Zek
Mint Etunt
Atre S ‘Irriew
Aio Oe
Paes Hope Horvek
Eas Sin Kg Blooiy
Scould
Greeck
Wickhartt
Bowchen
Sonne
Pip Bay
Sim F. Vinlacher
Macietaaek
Erm I Pias
Nate Peor
Ee Rates
Wen Per Nee
CS Walerhiousa
Acdeey
Mrs F. Zak
Wykeayi
Teak Mia
Terie
Sanaa
Cards Trade for Austin McHenry in Nationals Deal
St Louis obtains outfielder Austin McHenry from Milwaukee in exchange for three players, Marty Kavanagh, pitcher Mi son, and a third player to be named. McHenry will report June 20 and is noted as a rising home run hitter.
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ST. Louis
Auastin BcHenry
Milwaukee Club
American Association
St. Lewis Nationals
Marty Kavanagh
Mison
McHenry
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