Japanese Shows Form Runner From Nippon In 400 Meters Final
Stockholm July 12 report notes Albert Taipale Finnish discus throw mark but Olympic record beaten by Albert L. Gutterson of Vermont in long jump. US athletes sweep events including 110 m hurdles and 400 m semi finals with several records, while James Meredith and Reidpath set marks in the 400 m.
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Stockholm
Albert L. Gutterson
University of Vermont
Ralph Irons
London
Sweden
Fred W. Kelly
University of South Carolina
Charles Reidpath
Syracuse University
James Meredith
Mercersburg Academy
Lete
Braun
A. R. Taipale
Sheridan
Athens
James H. Duncan
Celtic Park
New York
R. L. Byrd
Finland
Adrian College
York City
James M. Rosenberger
C. A. C. Pouleonard
France
G. R. L. Anderson
England
Melvin W. Sheppard
E. W. Haley
F. Zorling
Yahiko Mishima
Japan
Hans Spraun
Germany
James &. Meredith
C. L. Lelong
Donald B. Young
Boston
Frigyes Mezer
Hungary
J. Dahlin
G. D. Malfait
E. Lindholm
J. Pederson
Norway
H. Burkowitsz
Ira N. Davenport
University of Chicago
T. H. Guilon
Canada
T. Persson
R. A. Lindsey
F. N. Seedhouse
A. Pederson
Ervin Szerdombegyi
G. H. Patching
South Africa
Charles Db
Reidpath
H. Wenseler
A. Patterson
A. S. Brink
Delaval
Gronhagen
Lieut. George
Patton Jr
United States
Charles D. Reidpath
J. Dahlen
Clarence
Edmundson
Seattle
A. A
Hillman
America
St. Louis
Edward F. Lindberg
Chicago
James FE. Meredith
K. Pederson
James E. Meredith
Hansbraun
Boston A. A
Frederick W. Kelly
University of South California
Los Angeles
James Wendell
N. Y
Great Britain
Pirates Blank Houston in Tight Texas League Game
The Houston Buffaloes were shut out 2 to 0 by Galveston as Knaupp struggled with wild pitches and Edmundson issued bases loaded passes. Jim Williams’s flawless defense highlighted a strong Pirate effort, while Galveston’s Harbin Alexander, and Houston’s Edmundson Reynolds worked behind a sharp matchup.
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Galveston
Tex
Pirates
Houston Buffaloes
Knaupp
Edmundson
Jim Williams
Pirate
Houston
Harbin
Alexander
Reynolds
Howell
Gardner Strengthens His Dallas Ball Club With Five New Players
Dallas Giants add five new players Franklin from Tulsa Cole Guthrie Leiser Guthrie Langley Oklahoma City Atkins Ennis. Catcher Blinke and Pitcher Grose released as Sewell exit noted. Clemens to relieve Gibson behind the bat. Cavender and scout Burke comment on strengthening prospects. Washington and New York Americans show interest.
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Franklin
Tulsa
Cole
Guthrie
Okla
Leiser
Langley
Oklahoma City
Atkins
Ennis
Blinke
Grose
Sewell
Gardner
Clemens
Gibson
Cavender
Jimmy Burke
Detroit Tigers
Washington
New York Americans
Elgin Road Races Back On As Chicago Club Partners
The Chicago Automobile club boards agree with the Elgin Automobile Racing association to promote and run this year's Elgin road races on August 30 and 31. The Chicago Motor club withdrew earlier due to few entries.
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Elgin
Ill
Chicago Automobile Club
Elgin Automobile Racing Association
Chicago Motor Club
Preliminary Davis Cup Matches Open on English Courts
In Folke s ton England the Dwight F Davis tennis cup preliminaries began with C P Dixon defeating Max Decugis 6 3 6 2 6 4 and Andre Gobert beating Arthur Gore 6 4 4 6 6 3 6 3 in three and four set battles.
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Folkeston
England
C. P. Dixon
Max Decugis
Andre TF. Gobert
Arthur W. Gore
Texas League Yesterday Results
San Antonio beat Beaumont 9 to 2 and Austin topped Dallas 5 to 1. Waco defeated Fort Worth 7 to 1 while Galveston edged Houston 2 to 0. Tomorrow’s matchups list San Antonio in Beaumont Houston in Galveston Fort Worth in Waco and Dallas in Austin.
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Beaumont
Galveston
Houston
Austin
Dallas
Waco
Fort Worth
P.c. Houston Ee
Ewes
Beaumont Waster
Fort Worth Tenner
Baseball scores and today’s schedule list
In the American League Cleveland beat Washington 9 to 3 Chicago defeated Philadelphia 0 to 0 in seven innings. Detroit and New York were rained out along with St Louis and Boston. Today Chicago plays Philadelphia St Louis visits New York Detroit travels to Boston and Cleveland goes to Washington.
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Washington
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
New York
St. Louis
Boston
St Louis
National League Scores and Pairings Report
St. Louis 9 Boston 6. Cincinnati 3 Brooklyn 2 Chicago 11 New York 7. Philadelphia Pittsburgh rain. Boston in Chicago. Brooklyn in Pittsburgh. New York in St. Louis. Philadelphia in Cincinnati.
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New York
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Pitsoule Vens Whoderove
Philadelphia
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Nixon Defeats Runge In 3-1 Ball Game
Nixon pitchers Palm and Henton held Runge to one hit while Nixon scored three times, Davenport struck out ten for Runge. The two teams schedule additional games here on Saturday and Sunday.
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Tex
Nixon
Palm
Davenport
R. H. E. Svirom
Alina
Henton
Woods
Bastrop Wins Second Game Over Smithville 11 to 6
Bastrop defeated Smithville 11 to 6 in the second game of the series. Smithville pitcher Moore struck out 10, while Bastrop pitcher Clem ents fanned 6. Bastrop’s W Craft starred with two three-base hits and two doubles as Smithville committed four errors. Umpire Oliver was behind the plate.
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Bastrop
Tex
Smithville
Moore
Metz
Clements
Hasler
W. Craft
Oliver
Alpine Team Beats Marfa 1–0 In Local Baseball Game
Alpine defeated Marfa 1 to 0 in a local baseball game. Battery details list Alpine players Rorey and Gerhardt against Marfa pitchers Deck and Vaughn. The report notes A Collman, plumber, 416 Main Ave, as a nearby contact.
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Marfa
Tex
Rorey
Gerhardt
Deck
Vaughn
A. Collman
Main Ave
Broncs Sweep Oilers In Doubleheader In Beaumont
San Antonio defeated Beaumont 9 to 8 in the first game then won the second game of the doubleheader in Beaumont. Rogers allowed a single run through eight innings while Corbett struggled, with Metz Betts and Wallace powering Beaumont’s bats.
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Tex
San Antonio
Martina
Oilers
Wheeler
Rogers
Corbett
Metz
Betts
Wallace
Smith
Midkiff
Casey
Dail
Burke
Clark
Edmiston
Cook
Browning
Seitz
House
Holtz
AB. R. A
Nance
Cooke
Eee Dawson
Tee Seme
Rerenens
E. Seitz
Wear Clark
Ewe Wallace
O Metz
Tee Tee Wees Betts
Tae Smith
Se Moeerh
Ceeeny Eerenee Goodwin
Wees
Newhouse
Waco Beats Fort Worth In Fast 7-1 Victory
Waco won a quick game over Fort Worth 7 to 1 in Texas yesterday. Waco scored three in the first two in the second and two in the seventh while Lohman and Carson handled the hitting duties. Fort Worth trailing after a rough start saw Cravenstein relieved in the second with Crabble and Kitchens behind him.
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Waco
Tex
Fort Worth
Cravenstein
R. H. E. Waco
Lohman and
Carson
Crabble
Kitchens
McKee
Austin Beats Dallas 5 to 1 in Turbulent Wrangling
In Austin Texas July 12 a game devoted to wrangling with umpire Van Sickle saw manager Cavender and catcher Hinninger banished and a $50 fine assessed on three Dallas players. Dallas tried recruit Ponder but started poorly then pitched better. Final score Austin 5 Dallas 1 with batteries listed as Austin Lewis Hinninger and Dallas Ponder Gibson.
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Tex
van Sickle
Cavender
Hinninger
Dallas
Ponder
R. H. E. Rome
Coostas
Lewis
Gibson
First national gas engine show set for Milwaukee
The United States will host its first national gas engine show in Milwaukee in a few days. Organizers expect exhibitors and engineers from across the country to showcase innovations and compete for recognition.
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United States
Milwaukee
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