Miss Bjurstedt Wins Open Round in Philadelphia
Miss Bjurstedt dominates opening round of the women’s national singles in Philadelphia. The field includes Nolin Bjurstedt, Helene Pollak, Mrs. Gilbert, and Marion Vanderhoes, with strong showings from Sears and LeRoy as the tournament begins.
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Miss Bjurstedt
Philadelphia
Philade
Jeoks
Phil
Chestnut Hnl
Nolin Bjoracedt
National Chamvisu
Veiladelphia
Mies Marios Zindstein
Masvackur
Setteg
Gilbert Nareey
Helene Pollak
New York
Dorothy Diston
Dr Drake Wins Twice in Hartsdale Tennis Meet
Dr Drake achieved two straight-set victories at Hartsdale lawn tennis, defeating J Clark 0 3 6 0 and W Ives 7 5 6 1 to advance as Mechami Dassford Jr and George Walker Jr also competed. The event drew local players including Carnell alumnus and others from Westerenter County on the country club courts.
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Dr. Drake
Hartsdale
BF. Drake
Westerenter
Drake Sint
J. Clark
Enoriiy
W Ives
Mechami ‘Dassford, Jr
Carnell
A.A.A Decides to Hold All Big Title Events
The Amateur Athletic Union championship schedule faces changes as a wartime committee debates patriotic meets and the fate of national track and field titles. Officials confirm continued national events, with multiple regional associations awarding swims, dives, and races set for cities from Honolulu to San Diego and Los Angeles.
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A.A.A
Amateur Athletic Union
Frederick W.matien
Roston
N. W. Niles
T the
J. Seaver
Holfers
Wilken
France
al Pipa
Nites
Harold. Keetser
oMfcala
Am Our Athletic Union
Will Mert
John
Boston
Southern Cfc Association
San Diego
Niles and Seaver Reach Tennis Final in Birmingham
Niles and Seaver advance to the tennis final as Birmingham aims high inside the Southern Association. Tin Little Rock pitcher spins a perfect game, allowing no runs or hits against Birmingham. Previously with the Philadelphia Nationals.
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Niles
Seaver
Birmingham
Aim
Tin Little Rock
Southeen Association
Shiladelphia Nationals
Yankees Sign Syracuse Athlete Rafter From Troy
W. J. Rafter of Troy and Syracuse University has been signed by the New York Americans. He played football and baseball at Syracuse and was sent to Utica for further schooling. He is expected to be recalled at season’s end. Indiana American Association.
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W. J. Rafter
Troy
Soe Wes Sown
Syracuse University
New York American League Baseball Club
Rafter
Syracuse
Utica
Byron
Quigley
Cincinnati
McGraw
New York
Grant
Indians Down Dodgers In Exhibition Contest
Cleveland defeated Brooklyn 7 to 2 in an exhibition game, with Margasrd of Cleveland delivering a standout performance. The match marked Brooklyn’s first visit since the return of players. Cleveland’s offense produced three innings of success while holding the Dodgers to limited scoring.
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Indians
Dodgers
Cleveland
Brooklyn Nationals
Margasrd
Beowas Game Sees Single Run As Tigers Win
Beowas game features Wisher as the first man up for Yankness. Beowas offense nets the only run. House limits Senators to three hits as Tigers claim a third straight victory in the series. Ty Cobb swipes three bases and reaches second once more. Red Sox take two from White Sox with four ninth inning runs. Barry’s men prevail. Harry Hooper posts four singles, while Max Carey hits a triple in Pirates Cardinals game and steals home.
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Wisher
House
Senators
Tigers
Ty Cobb
Red Sox
White Sox
Barry
Harry Hooper
Max Carey
Pirate Cardinal
Louis
Shotten
Austin
Baker
Jacobson
Big City
Miller
Pechinpaugh
Groom
Browns
Severeld
Marsans
Pioa
Maisel
Jacobsen
St. Louis
Ccond
Walters
Raner
Peck
Toronto Maple Leafs
Newark
Lajoie
Johnny Haamann
Engmann
Reabel
Newcarke
Bears
Ben Bean
Newsark
Rune Russell
Eldred
Giota
Bare Egan
Enmany
Puller
Torosti
Swart Tepheay
Beane
Tirana
Mate Ken Lat
White Sox Fall Twice to Red on Bunker Hill Day
Chicago loses both games to the Red Sox in the Bunker Hill Day doubleheader, scores 6-4 and 8-7. Red Sox rallied in the ninth after errors and a passed ball to seize the afternoon win.
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White Sox
Hootes
League Upholds Tener in McGraw Case
National League board backs President Tener in disciplining John J. McGraw of the Giants for an assault on Umpire William Byron in Cincinnati. McGraw is ordered to appear to defend counter charges. Hempstead appeals denied. section 25 held final by eight directors, with McGraw facing possible further action upon witnesses and affidavits.
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Teague
West Fortieth Street
John K. Tener
John J. McGraw
Giants
William Byron
Cincinnati
Board of Directors
Tener
New York
McGraw
National League
Nationa League
Philadelphia
Byron
Hempstead
Harry N. Hempstead
Indianapolis
McGraw Partie
Ite
Tigers Win Three Games In Row from Senators
Detroit wins 1 to 0 in a pitching duel at Washington to complete a three game sweep of the Senators. Cobb drives in the only run in the fourth on a walk aided by two passed balls, Crawford’s infield out and Washington’s error.
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Astor
Johnson
Coldwell
Dor
Alex
Roads of Truth
Ruth
Tigers
Senators
Washington
Dame
Detroit
Cobb
Crawford
Pirates Blank Cards Pitching Shuts Out Visitors
Pirates blanked the visitors 4 to 0 as Cooper pitched strongly and Watson yielded three runs in the fourth after Wagner tripled and Cooper and Carey singled. Packard left the mound in the fourth amid Pirates' early offense.
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Pirates
Cooper
St Lown
Pittsburgh
Leia
Packard
W. Wagner
Carey
Watson
Pitter
King
Pittsuungh
Lette
Fisher's Only Pass Gives St. Louis the Game
St. Louis won its second straight game to even the series as Ray Fisher pitched near perfection for the Browns. Bob Groom countered with effective pitching, shaping a tight afternoon at the Polo Grounds despite Fisher's strong effort and the lone run by St. Louis.
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Jane Browns
Polo Grounds
St. Louis
Bill Donovan
Brownies
Ray Fisher
Vermont
Bob Groom
Fisher
Browns Fall to Yankees in Low-Scoring Baseball Game
In a tight game the Yankees defeated the Browns as Groom and Fisher pitched well. Key moments included a fifth-inning rally thwarted by disputed calls and late defense by Pratt and Johnson. Meisel and Baker contributed timely hits, while Pettied defense limited Brown's offense to a lone run in the afternoon.
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Yankees
Rim
Baker
Aingl Chinpavigh
Nallin
Roger
Les Nunamaker
Nalin
Ban Johnson
New York
Peck
al Walters
Groom
Fisher
Tim Hendryy
Tim
Austin
Hendrys
Evie
del Pri
Muisel
Prath
Pino
Montreal at Newark and Rochester at Baltimore today
International League games listed for today include Montreal at Newark and Rochester at Baltimore with Buffalo at Toronto and Providence at Toronto. Yesterday Toronto beat Newark 4 to 2 while Baltimore and Buffalo swept, and Montreal, Richmond, and Rochester posted other scores. standings show Rew’k, Prove, and Huftal leading in varied splits.
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Montreal
Newark
Rochester
Baltimore
Buffalo
Toronto
Providence
Richmond
W. LP W
Pet. Rew
Prove
Huftal
Balt're
Montr'l
Roch'r
Rich'md
Major League Standings and Yesterday’s Results
Standings show New York at Boston and Brooklyn at Philadelphia with Detroit, Washington, Pittsburgh, and St. Louis in action. Yesterday’s results include Cincinnati 1 New York 0 and Boston 8 Chicago 4 with Chicago 4 Cincinnati also noted. Pittsburgh 4 St. Louis 0 and Detroit and Boston games are referenced with partial scores.
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New York
Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Detroit
St Washington
Pittsburgh
St. Louie
Incinnati
St. Louis
Clevel
Wash’ St. Lou
Cubs win with four runs in fourth inning
Four runs in the fourth inning, aided by an error by Toney, propelled the Cubs to a 4 to 2 victory over the Reds. Demaree was hit often but tightened up when needed, keeping the opposition from mounting a bigger rally.
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Cubs
Cineinary Gunns
Toney
Toney Kiavis
Demaree
Ctiease
Cincinnati
Ceeal
Pat Oetien
Copeman Harton
Agin Tim
Amherst Nine Defeats Williams 2 to 1 In Game Report
Amherst edged Williams 2 to 1 this afternoon in the series opener. Each team had one win in the rivalry, with the Amherst nine pulling ahead early and holding on for the decision.
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Amherst
Williams
Amnerss J
Lyon
Amnans Soe
Aioe Tab
Ea Et Sieb-Cumanisgs
Miss Hollins Wins Medal at Piping Rock
Westbrook golfer Miss Marion Hollins led qualifiers in the women’s metropolitan championship at Piping Rock with an 88. Her rival Mrs W A Gavin of Baltusrol matched her closely as the field began amid many absentees including past champions.
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Miss Hollins
Marion Hollins
Westbrook
Piping Rock
Hollins
W. A. Gavin
Baltusrat
Quentin F. Feitner
Lillian Hyde
Georgiana Bishop
Feitner
Baltusrol
Miss Holeline
Mrae Gavin
Miss Holling
Mire Gavin
Hadatart
Heckscher
C. M. Heckacher
Phipps
Gouverneur Morrin
Helen Hitchcock
Sion
Hollin
Leonard Stops Johnny Nelson In Third Round At Harlem Club
Benny Leonard, lightweight champion, defended his title with a third round knockout of welterweight Johnny Nelson of Philadelphia at the Harlem Sporting Club. Nelson, heavier at 493 pounds, was overwhelmed as Leonard delivered a decisive right hand to finish the bout after a sharp body shot and sequence. Nelson rose twice but could not rise before the referee called the bout.
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Henny Leonard
Chamspion
Johnny Nelson
Philadelphia
Harlem Sporting Club
Leonard
Freddie Welsh
Nelson
Benny
Con
Tomen
Neuton
Fight Log TONIGHT roadway 3. C.-Tommy Tuohey and Eddie Wallace
Fight log lists bouts and participants across clubs Har kim S.C. Hammels Paddy urns and Pete Hartley Pioneer S.C. Jack Sharkey and Joe Burman Wednesday Fairmont A.C. Johnny Irish Paddy Cline and Corona Kid Saturday Fairmount A.C. Mickey Dunn and Frankie Brown Broadway S.C. Irish Patsy Cline and Young Rector vey and nkie Daly.
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Roadway 3. C
Tommy Tuohey
Eddie Wallace
Harlem S.C
Hammels
Paddy Urns
Pete Hartley
Pioneer
S. C
Jack Sharkey
Joe Burman
Fairmont A. C
Johnn
Paddy Cline
Corona Kid
Fairmount A. C
Mickey Dunn
Frankie Brown
Broadway S. C
Patsy Cline
Young Rector
Vey
Nkie Daly
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Pred Hawthorse
Mine Carr
Chicago
Mates 2
Joe
Bjurstedt
Elizabeth
Osthestaere
Huntingdon Valley
Miss Potlak
Mra
M. B. Mui
Fershard
LeRoy Victor May
LeRoy
Toulmin
Merion
Aidan
Breeze
Ieee
Uber
Raat
Wien
Omeaa
Tagnaro
Hie
Angeles Athletic Club
Whic
Althourst
Hawaiian Association
Honolulu
Ifle Association
Neptune Swimming Club
Alameda
Cal
Middle Atlantic Association
Aquatic Club
Atlantic City
Southern Pacifi Association
San Pieto
Southern Pacific Association
Los Angeles
Tincup
New York State League
Setanta Veeteh Neadina
American Association
Indiana
Graniland
Doal
Old Man
Plank
Ferry Schupp
Oereau
Peeritt
Vaughn
Coombe
Babe Ruth
Grover Alexander
Alexander
Corral
A. L
Walter Johnson
Almos
Babetuch
Ase Duffer
Britain
Creo
Paris
Frei
Speaker
Tris
Queer Fish
Chick Evans
Francis Ship
Queri
Dene Kir
Phillies
Killifer
Burns
McCarty
Rariden
Tallema Isis
Rees
International League
Soestor
Southern Association
Wile
Peahanowen
Mirmatoasam
Faroe
Apternoos
Fenton
League
National
Umipres
Polo’ Grounds
Donovan
W. J. Macbeth
Erie
Ted
Keene
Ted Ramen
Newark Bears
Fyrromns
Agra
Rowe
Necttan Valley
Milian
Payne
Thomas
Tetelacher
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