Americans Win in Inter Allied Meet at Pershing Stadium
The United States led the Inter Allied track and field finals at Pershing Stadium Joinville le Point Paris on June 26 with a victory in the 100 metre dash by Charles Waddock of Pasadena California and a clean sweep of the hand grenade throwing. Fred C Thomson of Los Angeles won second place with 731 10 metres Dominick G Wyeavage of Luzerne Pennsylvania placed third. Paddock and Teschner led the 200 metre heats and three American hurdlers qualified for the 110 metre final. The Canadian team lost the soccer contest and rain dampened attendance as tensions rose between French organizers and American teams.
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Pershing
Joinville-le- Point
Paris
Stars and Stripes
Charles Waddock
Pasadena
Cal
United States
Fred C. Thomson
Los Angeles
Eddie Teschner
Harvard
Howard
Canada
Lindsay
New Zealand
Addock
Butler
Mutchinson
Caste
France
Walt Johnson
Games Committee
Chaplain Thomson
Sidney C
Dominick G. Wyeavage
Luzerne
Penn
Paddock
Teschner
Marshall Haddock
Kansas City
Haddock
America
Robert L. Simpson
Chicago
Fred Kelly
Johnson
Collegiate Stars Join Local Athletic Clubs
Former student athletes are bolstering local clubs as high schools and colleges wind down. Twenty transfers were filed with the AAU registration committee, led by A Jerry Roberts of Stevens Tech who moved to New York A C. Transfers list includes JP O Donnell Poullet A C J Pampa and others joining New York clubs and Mohawk A C.
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A, A
J. Pampa
Punlto
Giles
Maraten
W. Bleele
Knights of Antony
W. Adams
New York
A. Clee Aaron
New “Yorke
A. x
Gertlaner
Sus
B Weatherton
Aetienes
Sew Ware
Aes
B “Wallace
Je Tarriera
J Carey
Mohawk
A. C
Kroda
A.B. Roberts
Neaie SG
Brehpan
Dean Mathey Triumphs Over Brown In Wimbledon Round Three
Dean Mathey of America defeated Brown of England in straight sets 6-3 7-5 6-1 in the third round at Wimbledon. Other matches saw England’s G Ritchie defeat Captain Cannon 6-0 6-1 6-4 and Captain Watson Washburn losing to Parton 6-3 7-3 6-5. Captain Graves and Crawley were also listed in results with American players prevailing.
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Dean Mathey
Wimbledon
America
Best Brown
England
G. Ritchie
Cannon
Watson M. Washburn
Haut
E.G. Parton
Graves
W. C. Crawley
Elizabeth Ryan
Amery
Miss McKane
Ambiguous OCR Sports Score Fragment Headlines
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered scores and city names such as Columbus Louisville Toledo Minneapolis Milwaukee and others. No coherent event or outcome emerges from the garbled lines to summarize a specific game or result.
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Immer
Columbus
Loulaville
Kanaan City
St. Paul
Tadisnapotly
Toledo
Minneapolis
Milwauk
St Louis Browns Rally Past White Sox in 13 Innings
In a thirteen inning battle at Chicago the St Louis Browns defeated the White Sox 8 to 2. The Browns outhit Chicago but left numerous runners on base due to errant base running and miscues. Stark pitching wavered as the game stretched late, with key hits from Colling and Jackson aiding St Louis during the extended contest.
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St. Louis
White Sox
St. Louis Browns
Chicago
Louis
Ayrt
Ae Resto
Hlaustin
Spon
Ny Crutlna
Ngcieoo
Weaver
Ao Tobin
Oo Jackson
Gana
Ofacntdon
Fatah
YoSmihe
On Misderg
tLeibold
St Louis
Sisler
Billings
Jacobson
Colling
Jackson
Risberg
Rt Dolptack
Ante
Brook
Mani
Marist
Merkie
AtaEee
Mottonry
Voltahart
Ot Hava
Clemons
Kol Suyier
Miller
Stock
O'Parroll
Cott
Sauer
Mann
Vt Hornsby
Bol Merkle
Ibs Ag
Paatert
Snyiter
Meadows
Halley
Meadowa
Martin
Ciengo
Snyder
Smith
Magee
Batley
Witcher
Pitrher
Washington Wins Rubber Game Over Champion Red Sox
Washington defeats Boston 3 to 1 to clinch the five game series. Harry Harper pitched effectively, allowing six hits, while Ed Pennock gave up more, as Washington takes the final game in Boston. Frobe Foster, Gharrity, and Tule contributed two base hits, with Pennock replaced by Mento in the ninth.
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Boston
Washington
Boston Today
Harry Harper
Pennock
Gene Judge
Milan
Vat BolMernns
Stenonky
Sieun
Peanock
Foster
Gharrity
Shanks
Tule
Beavis
Nea Beal
Aes Aaea
Harper
Pennark
Red Sox and Babe Ruth Here for Five-Game Series
Rain saved the Athletics from another beating by the Yankees and kept the Giants and Dodgers from mauling each other on the Flatbush lot. The Yankees begin a five game series with the Red Six as Babe Ruth provides a key attraction. A doubleheader starts at 1:30 this afternoon with games through Monday. The Giants start a Boston series today, while the Dodgers face the Phillies in Brooklyn tomorrow. Brooklyn, buoyed by strong hitting from Grifith Myers and Wheat, dominates two recent games. Marquard is out with a leg injury, casting doubt on his season.
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Athletics
Yankees
Giant
Dodgers
Flatbush
Yanks
Babe” Ruth
Babe
Polo Grounds
Huston
Giants
Braves
Boston
Phillies
Brooklyn
Robbie
Muggins
Tommy Grifith
Myers
Wheat
Ti Spiece
Grifith
Ohio City
Lara
Youth as the thrill of life beyond the final score
A poem praising youth as the eternal worth of daring to play the game beyond earthly scores. It contrasts fame's fickleness with character, nerve, and heart, celebrating courage and artistic romance found in the morning time of life.
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Chance
New Champions and Reds Interest in a Changing Era
A columnist weighs public appetite for new champions in boxing history and notes a Cincinnati Reds surge in July standings. He recalls Sullivan, Corbett, Fitzsimmons, and Dempsey eras, highlighting fan passion for underdogs and the Reds’ 45 year gap before this strong current run.
Heilman's Twelfth Inning Triple Beats Indians 1-0
Detroit defeats Cleveland 1 to 0 in 12 innings as Harry Heilman belts a three-base hit to center in the 12th, followed by Playstead's single. Boland and Jasper pitched well in the opener of Detroit's first extra inning game of the year.
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Heilman
Detroit
Harry Heilman
Playstead
Cleveland
Boland
Jasper
Ay Younk
T. LojShorten
VDL
Enon
Hollman
Holand
G. To Trait
T. Huger
Te Boland
Jaspar
Cubs Split Pair With Cardinals In Long Twinbill
Chicago Cubs split a doubleheader with the St Louis Cardinals, winning 5 4 in the first game and losing 3 7 in the second after nearly five hours of play. Pitching details, scorers notes, and line scores outline the foggy two game set.
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Cubs
Chicago
St. Louis Cardinals
Five Leading Batters In Major Leagues
Paris report notes Ted Jamieson of Milwaukee defeated on points by Nilles the French heavyweight in a Paris bout. Jamieson once held the national A A U 176 pound title in 1917 while the article also mentions a New York Americans game and a 600 Adve ad.
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Paris
Hawaii
Ted Jamieson
Milwaukee
Wos
Nilles
Jamieson
New York
Reds Shut Out Pirates By a 7 to 0 Score
Cincinnati beat Pittsburgh 7 0 in rain shortened game as four inning rally produced six runs on five hits and errors. Willie Plant plans a comeback in the Singer meet two mile handicap at Elizabethport New Jersey Sunday representing Morningside Athletic Club facing Kieser and Joseph Pearman in the field.
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Reds
Pirates
Willie Plant
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Adams
Barbare
Reda
Huethver
Dittaburen
Redo Jeineinnnty
Runther
Stengel
Thraeburn Nite Daubert
Ruether
Caton
Snelfico
Rouah
Neale
Backfen Fy Groh
Diable Playa
Neala
Daubert
Rath Kopf
Latt
Dance
William Plant
Singer Athletic Association
Elizabethport
N. J
Plant
France
Morningside Athletic Club
Frank P. Kieser
Joseph Pearman
Call Wins Boxing Bout at Bena hurst Yacht Club
Call Wins boxing bout representing the Kobody Boys' Club defeated A. Crook of the Bronxdale A. C. in the 145 pound final last night. Sol Sec man of Brooklyn A A easily defeated L. Goldberg unattached in the 110 pound final. Both bouts were decided.
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Jumn
Kobody Boys’ Club
A. Crook
Bronxdale A. C
Benahurst Yacht Club
Sec
Brooklyn
A. A
New York
L. Goldberg
Eli
Women Tennis Players Hardier Than the Men
In a rain soaked Middle States championship at Mountain Station N J the women defied downpours to complete six singles matches and start a doubles, while the men offered umpiring help. Mrs David C Mills advanced to the semi finals with a 6 1 6 2 win over Mrs Ingo Hartman as Helene Pollak pushed Marie Wagner to a deciding set before falling 6 8. Florence Ballin beat Florence Sheldon 6 4 6 3, and Mrs Samuel F Waring and Martha Bayard paused at 2 2 in the third set. The day showcased persistent play despite slick courts and steady rain.
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Fred Hawthorne
Orange Lawn Tennis Club
Mountain Station
N. 4
David C. Mills
Mrs. Mills
Mills
Ingo Hartman
Hartman
Miss Wagner
Miss Pollak
Love
Aliss Batin
Florence Ballin
Florence Sheldon
Montclair
Ballin
Samuel F. Waring
Miks Martha Bayard
Short Hills
Ainglow
Secon
Mre. Samuel
If Waring
Mes
William H. Pritch
wSchted Reund
Miex Ifelene
Pollakfeated
Miay Lota Scherer
Mia Sitter
Mise Muriel
Parker
Sirs SN
Robert le Tay
Eberhardt
Plorence ‘Balin
Floreenen Sheldon
David Cy
Miraegs Feurtian
Bobby Jones Jr Reaches Semi Finals on Links
New Orleans June 26 Today s play in the seventeenth annual championship matches of the Southern Golf Association left Whitney Boyden and Nelson Whitney of New Orleans Louis Jacoby of Dallas and Bobby Jones Jr of Atlanta to compete in semi final rounds tomorrow Jones is the Present title holder and leading contender in the event amid a field that includes several prominent players from the region
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New Orleans
Southern Golf Association
Whitney Boyden
Nelson Whitney
Louis Jacoby
Dallas
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
Jones
Barry and Strunk Traded for Roth and Shannon
Boston Americans star Barry and Strunk were exchanged to the Philadelphia Athletics for Bobby Roth and Maurice Shannon. Owner Harry Frazee said no cash changed hands on even terms. Barry can play short or second, Strunk is an outfielder, Roth an outfielder, Shannon a second baseman. Batting averages: Roth .315, Shannon .277, Strunk .268, Barry .250.
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Ace Carry
Amos Strunk
Boston Americans
Innight
Philadelphia Athletics
Bobby Roth
Maurice Shannon
Harry Frazee
Boston
Barry
Strunk
Connie Mack
Philadehia Athletics
Roth
Shannon
Plans for National Tennis Tournament at West Side Club
The West Side Tennis Club in Forest Hills convened to outline plans for the national championship events in multiple divisions. Seat capacity mirrors 1914 Davis Cup at 12,000 with construction led by Hugh Guiler and ticketing by Warry Parker at 101 Park Avenue. Season tickets are 5.30 good through August 20, daily tickets 1.10 at grounds, rising to 2.20 after August 30.
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West Side
Forest Hills
L. I
Julian
Myrick
Hugh ©. Guiler
Warry Parker
Park Avenue
Vanderbilt
Miss Bomann Wins Plainfield Golf Club Championship
Miss Bomann defeated Mrs. R. S. Rowland in the Plainfield Country Club final by 6 up and 5 to play. She led throughout, winning eight holes to two with three halved by the thirteenth green.
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Keve Bomann
R. S. Rowland
Plainfield
Miss Bomann
Mrs. Rowland
Miss Boman
Latonia Racing Results First Race Summary
Latonia track card lists results for seven races from first race claiming handicap to seventh race for older horses. Winners include Dr. Carmien ridden by Paul in race one, Dixcord ridden by Lunsford in race two, Ihepector Hughes ridden by Hanover in race three, Viola att ney ridden by Warrington in race four, Vive America ridden by Van Dusen in race five, Ginger ridden by Boyle in race six, and Sungold ridden by Grech in race seven with payouts and frame placements noted for each event.
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Dr. Carmien
Paul
Wo Stanr
Thurber
Madge Fy
Robinson
Donne Ison
Skiles Knob
Herald
Tetley
Gray Hagle
Dixcord
Lunsford
Metma
Stearna
Stevenson
Pine AriTs
Jon Over
Litella
Fleet Foot
Colonel Wareroon
Jude David
Point Brooks
Disie Girl
the Gleamer
Beyo
Ihepector Hughes
Hanover
Franke Wy
Chanford
Blaze
Mysterious Girl
Mooney
Captain Toney
Ited Rose
Lorraine
Hreadman
Anston
Caisen
Elatmin
Turlonga
Viola Attney
Warrington
Dolph
Troise
Soliier
Tim
Virginia D'Or
Warilice
Vion
Mayrose
Louis A
Bluse Jeans
Hinder the Great
America
van Dusen
St. Bernard
Bellador
Isroom Ped Idler Alee
Ginger
Boyle
Precious
Redman
Poole
Rodeo
Purac
Enda
Sungold
Grech
Mufraker
Frown
Cullen Bon
Mary H. Quito
Chief Brown
Brickley
Kingoal
Night Owl
Peaceful Star
Max Marston Clinches Lead in Apawamis Golf Qualifier
Baltusrol star Max Marston topped the field with a 73 in the Apawamis Club invitation qualifier, marking his fourth win of the season as he edged A B Ashforth and Grant Peacock. Several notable players faltered in wet conditions, with Marston and Ashforth proving the fastest as Ladd and Lynch produced notable 70s on the tricky 348 yard fourteenth. First round matchups set for this morning at 9:62 with eight pairings and a large field of over 100 entrants attempting to reach the first sixteen.
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Max Marston
Baltusrol
Apawamis Club
Marston
Lakewood
Garden City
Sleepy Hollow
A. B. Ashforth
Grant Peacock
Princeton
Ashforth
Moreth
Dps
Sengr
CS Tite
F. Ladd
E. A. Lynch
Rockaway
Jong
Ladd
Lynch
B. T. Allen
Gardiner
Hill
Lima
Holland
Hall
Gwathmey
Conner
Ward
Bermingham
Brewater
Sulzberger
Peacock
Sinteen
Willard 37 Years Old in Local Marriage Records
Willard thirty seven listed as a heavyweight champion in local records. To verify a wager, county court clerk presented the license record book showing Jesse M Willard, twenty six, and Hue Evans, twenty two, both Potawatomi County residents, obtained licenses on March 13, 1908.
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Hartford
New Haven
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Dempsey
James J. Corbett
John Lawrence Sullivan
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Hattuarna
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Fox Mile
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Morton
Muarey
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Gedney Warm
G. Whitham
Manhattan
Colt
Apawamin Ie
Gi Iraen
Mason Fequa
Jenninen
Anitews
Matona i
Leon Allhatt
Seney
Wrederiese
Seholie
Plunkett
Siwanay
Apasarule
S. Betlome
Wiena
McLaughlin
Searadaie
Donald Jo Kerring
Sears
A.D. Twan
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Aga Wetlin
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