Atlanta Refuses 10 Play Game Against Accused Mound Men
Atlanta clubs refuse a scheduled Southern Association game with Little Rock after Casey Brith and Tom Seater appeared in the lineup. Umpires ruled the game not played. neither side base on the field. Little Rock manager Elberfeld called for a full investigation into the players alleged misconduct.
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Tom Seater
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Pacific Coast League Dropped Over Gambling Probe
The Pacific Coast League teams were dropped from the San Francisco club four months ago for the good of baseball. President Charles Graham announced the release during an investigation of alleged gambling at the baseball park. Gratium stated they were not directly connected with the gambling charges.
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San Francisco
Charles Graham
Gratium
STANDINGS SUMMARY OF REGIONAL LEAGUES REPORTED
Regional league standings list teams and results with several inconsistencies. National League shows New York seven to Chicago two and other clubs like Heaton, Detroit, Bilavia, and Philadelphia referenced with varied scores. Pacific International lists Yakima Tacoma Spokane Vancouver Seattle Victoria and Feattle with uneven tallies.
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Pittiphia
American Laague New York
Chicago
Heaton
Detroit
American tennis entrants advance in London championships
Two American players progress toward the semi finals at the London lawn tennis championship. William M. Johnston of San Francisco defeats Ruehle in the fifth round and prepares to face Major Dudley. William T. Tilden of Philadelphia also advances, slated to meet Japanese player Zenso Shimidan after a string of wins including a victory over Norton. The duo split a doubles victory over Lycett of Australia and Parrett of Ireland, highlighting strong baseline play.
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William Mf. Johnston
San Francisco
Finday
Ruehle
Major Dudley
Oxford
Ritehic
Tilden
Norton
Wie Dip
Johnston
Lycett
Australia
Parrett
Ialand
Murth
Kearns Demands French Boxer Fight by Labor Day
Jock Kearns, Dempsey's manager, says Georges Carpentier has one week to decide if he will fight for the world heavyweight title before Labor Day. If Carpentier declines, Kearns suggests he is avoiding the challenge. Carpentier’s acceptance of the challenge is reported as unresolved, with the manager noting unsure plans until De returns from Europe.
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Associated Prec
San Francisco
Cal
Guertes Carpentier
Jack Dempecy
Jock Kearne Dempidey
Georges Carpentiers
Kearnx
Watil
Europe
Dora
Vernon Pitcher Easy And Ducks Win Again
Portland defeated Vernon Pile 2 with Smallwood easy for the Ducks. Devermer was ejected in the fourth for disputing an umpire decision. Sacrament used a pinch hitter for Pitcher Prough in the eighth inning as Maile finished on the mound for San Francisco. Beers Seere Easy Win. Salt Lake City beat Los Angeles 16 to 11 as five runs scored off both starters. Oakland lost to Beattie in Oakland. Incident involving Willie and Kenworthy sparked a scene as players intervened.
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Associated Press
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Portland
Smallwood
Vernon Pile
Ducks
Tigers
Nile
Devermer
State Heat Heliet
Sacraments
Prough
Sacrament
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Seattle
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Cal
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San Diego Oarsmen Seek Pacific Coast Rowing Title
San Diego Rowing Club crews train for the Pacific Coast regatta at Coronado July 11. Bay Mero defends the four oared senior title, won in a strong vote at China Basin last Fourth of July. Events include senior, intermediate, junior rowing, with singles and canoes, held over course in Glorietta Bay under open-water conditions. Local districts send representatives from South Enda, Delphi Ariel, and Alameda for the event.
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Cal
Pacific Coast
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China Basin
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Conelade
Modest Athlete Shines at Track Trials
Modesto athlete Joe Doe, 18, shows all round prowess in state meet trials. He excels in jumping and sprinting, with a strong stock of speed and versatility. His baseball and running skills underscore a well rounded athlete with potential for higher competition.
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Coast Swimming Trial 10 Held June 26
Coast swimming trials announce the 10th event on June 26 at Neptune Beach. Top swimmers from San Francisco and surrounding areas compete for a chance to reach the championship in Rout and a berth to Chicago for the July 14 trials.
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Armspointed Press
San Francisco
Neptoiwe
Keach Berins
San Proincisco
Wintierwin
Chicago
Cael
Neptone Beach
Olympic team trainees prep for games in Honolulu scene
Stobby Keneer Clarence Lane Lester E. Smith Ray Geers Rees GoldWater and Mre Frances Serorh The Honotwli nanpiranta join Poke Kahanamonn J J eaters WwW W Tlarrii Lady Langer Keanoha and Fr Keanoha in training. Recuperation from vacation highlights Hood's Bareipariila as a tonic to refresh tired plod sharpen appetite and boost courage this summer.
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Stobby Keneer
Clarence Lane
Lester E. Smith
Ray Geers
Rees GoldWater
Mre
Frances Serorh
Poke Kahanamonn
J. J
W. Tlarrii
Lady Langer
Keanoha
Fr. Keanoha
Hood
Cullop to Leave Salt Lake Club for Virginia Tomorrow
Norman A. Cullop, former New York American now with the Salt Lake club of the Pacific Coast League, has retired from baseball and will depart for his home in Virginia tomorrow.
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Prew
Salt Lake City
Cin
Norman A. Cullop
New York American
Salt Lake Club
Virginia
Dayton polo team wins Western Polo championship match
The Miami four of Dayton Ohio defeated the Red Tirdy of St. Louis in the second match for the Western Polo championship. Minami and Onneptld of Chicago will play for the title Saturday.
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Aled Prose
ST. Louie
Miami
Dayton
Ohio
Red Tirdy
St. Lauht
Minami
Onneptld
Cilengo
Wile Raturday
Colfete Defeated by Running Cale Club 4-1 in Inter-Reoim
In yesterday’s Inter-reoim match Colfete lost four games to one against Running Cale. Leading game saw Chicago’s Robert A. Gardnner and New Orleans’ Nelson Whitney defeated by Ange Hanbroy and Guy Campbell by one tale.
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Colfete
Inter-reoim
Running Cale Club
Robert A. Gardnner
Chicago
Nelson Whitney
New Orleans
Ange Hanbroy
Guy Campbell
Berkeley Tennis Championship Entries Open
Entries closed June 17 for the Berkeley Pomme Dentin championship at the Berkeley tennis club. Events run the week of June 19 with men's and women's singles and doubles and mixed doubles. Organizing committee includes Wetere Kinsey as chair.
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Cal
Herkeley Tennis Club
Wetere Kinsey Bs Ehalinbin
Stighos Brita Colfera
Associated Prose
Jutler Wmates Ad Aiele
Aliens London
Relief From Blazing Skin Diseases Advised
A historical ad argues skin health depends on blood quality and germs. It promotes a cleansing remedy from Swift Laboratory in Atlanta, Georgia, claiming it cleanses the blood and builds general health. The notice invites readers to request literature from the Chief Medical Adviser.
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100 Swift Laboratory
Atlants, Ga
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