Lefty Williams Breaks Senators Win Streak
Kalamazoo Michigan July 19 Walter R Cox wins two Grand Circuit races at Kalamazoo 12th meeting incl 2:16 trot with Mignolia and 2:10 pace with Frank Dewey. Cox notes meeting is the most successful from horseman view. plans for 1920 Grand Circuit.
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Cleveland
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Tilden and Johnston in Tennis Finals
Philadelphia champion William Tilden Jr faces William M. Johnston of San Francisco in today's ninth annual clay court tournament final after two dramatic semifinals on Friday. Kinsey and Gravem upset Tilden and Richards in doubles semis as Hardy and Johnston prepare for the doubles final. Eight docks were established in Germany in 1918.
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William Tilden, Jr
Philadelphia
William M. Johnston
San Francisco
Robert Kinsey
Axel Gravem
Berkeley
Cal
William T. Tilden, Jr
Vincent Richards
Yonkers
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Chamions
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William H. Johnston
Hardy
Johnston
Walter T. Hayes
S. H. Woshell
Brooklyn
Corrine
Hayes
Lefty Williams blanked Washington in 3-0 win
In Chicago on July 19 Lefty Williams held Washington to four hits as the White Sox defeated the Senators 3 to 0. Chicago chased Harper early, four runners were thrown out at the plate, and Williams worked seven innings before Zachary finished. Washington’s Harper took the loss.
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Film and Theater Listings Across City Theaters
Pictures Today Queues at Quincey Ruth Roland stars in The Tiger's Trial at Quincey Theater while Pete Morrison headlines a Western Nestor comedy. Belasco Theater features George Walsh in Putting One Over. Orpheum presents Auction of Souls with Gem Theater offering We Honor the Senile Woman. Savoy shows Prudence on Broadway with Olive Thomas. Bryant Washburn headlines Gypsy Trail at Princess with Vivian Martin in Hor Country First and a good comedy at Family Theater. Colonial Theater offers Gold Lead and Hose Cart Brigade. Star Theater advertises Devils 7.
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Belasco Theater
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Savoy Theater
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Princess Theater
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Ford Weekly
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Hints For Golf Novices Favor Light Clubs Over Heavy
A golf article advises beginners and pros to favor light clubs over heavy ones. It cites Bob McDonald and Jim Barnes who switched from heavy to light clubs after surprising drives, noting heavy clubs hinder a smooth swing and cause slicing or topping. The piece argues light clubs improve speed and control, criticizing the heavy dreadnaught driver as outdated relics.
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Bob McDonald
Bob
Jim Barnes
Jim
van Cortlandt Park
New York
Highland Park Music Nights at the Garden
Highland park invites all residents to a free two night benefit with the Illinois State band and soloists. Miss Helen Schaeffler performs while a children’s playground and picnic area enhance a clean wholesome outing in a dry Quincy city setting.
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Highland
Helen Schaeffler
Quincy
Illinois State Band
Experts Work To Check Spread of Flag Smut
Agri culture agents from Sangamon Madison and Mason counties confer in Springfield with Illinois director of agriculture Charles Adkins to plan measures against flag smut in growing wheat. Adkins objects to quarantining wheat from the three counties, noting the infection is limited and precautions are in place amid federal discussions of broader quarantines in nearby Indiana areas.
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Sangamon
Madison
Mason
Charles Adkins
Mlinois
Adkins
Julius H. Barnes
United States
Indiana
Smuts Urges Reconciliation of Germany and Europe
Lieutenant General Jan Smuts, aboard the British peace delegation, calls for appeasement and reconciliation with Germany and backing for the moderate republican government led by President Eber. He argues for letting Russia settle its affairs, warns against bitterness postwar, and says Europe needs a stable Germany for a stable Britain.
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London
Jan Christian Smuts
Union of South Africa
Germany
Ireland
Bohemia
Smuts
Europe
Britain
Eleventh Infantry Leaves Camp Today in Springfield
Eleventh Infantry reserve militia under Col. James E. Stuart will break camp at Camp Lincoln and parade through Chicago loop this afternoon after ten days of training. The 10th infantry will follow on August 9. Gen Dickson said all reserve militia would stay intact until the national guard is formed under the Hay act.
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11Th Infantry
James E. Stuart
Chicago
Dickson
Camp Lincoln
10Th Infantry
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