Redskins Annex 11 Tiffs Here
The Redskins sweep to an 11-4-0 run in two weeks beating Los Angeles and San Francisco, with strong performances by Hood Adams and Tobin. Seattle took the Angels 4 to 1 and 6 to 5 in the doubleheader as Tobin delivered a long homer and Wisterman fanned key batters.
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City Play Field Tennis Entries Open for Woodland Park
Entries are open for the city play field tennis tournament at Woodland Park starting July 22. Entry forms are accepted at Piper and Taft's and Spalding's, with closing date July 17. Ten events will be contested.
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Adama Leaves Mound as Tobin Seizes Relief Role
The pitcher Adama lasted several innings but ceded the mound to Tobin who finished the appearance.
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West & Wheeler Club Wins Junior Baseball Silver Trophy
The Star Junior Baseball league receives a silver trophy donated by Piper and Taft's sporting goods store. Won by the West and Wheeler club, the trophy becomes the permanent property of the junior champions.
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Sacramento Seeks Kenworthy After Landis Ruling
Charlie Pick of the Senators in Los Angeles says Judge Landis will let Bill Kenworthy move to the Pacific Coast League with Pres W H McCarthy steering the sale. Sacramento would bid to acquire the Portland second baseman, funds going to the league treasury.
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Indians rally past Yankees as Speaker fuels 13th inning win
Tris Speaker tied the score in the ninth and delivered two runs in the 13th to lift the Cleveland Indians 9 to 7 over the New York Yankees. Jake Daubert homered and added three singles as the Reds beat the Phillies 9 to 3. Washington piled up 16 hits to beat Detroit 13 to 7. The Cardinals rallied for three runs in the ninth to top the Robins 6 to 5. The Cubs extended their win streak to four with a 7 to 2 victory over the Braves.
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Searle Leads Trap Shooters at Seattle Club
R Searle topped a Sunday trap event at the Seattle Gun Club with a 48 of 60. Scores show Ric Searle leading ahead of George Miller, A Taylor, H Schroeder and others in a crowded field at the grounds yesterday.
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Crimson Gulch Poker Theorizing Suspicions Loom
Piute Pete muses on luck with a royal flush and held fours yet notes Crimson Gulch will endure months until suspicions fade enough to allow another poker game. The Washington Star style hints at tension in a Western town over gambling.
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Crimson Gulch
Washington Star
Weismuller Breaks Two More Marks in Cal Meet
Johnny Weismuller shattered two records at the Lameda meet in California. He clocked 58.846 seconds in the 100 yard freestyle to beat Duke Kahanamoku's 1 minute 15 second mark and swam the 76 yard backstroke in 2 0 4 9 seconds, surpassing Harold Kruger's 50.25 seconds.
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Seattle Boy to Captain Navy Shell 1923
Arry A Bolles, son of Mrs Edith Bolles, 3221 East Madison, elected captain of the Navy crew for 1923. He rowed No 4 in the Hudson classic, becoming the second Seattle youth chosen to pilot an Eastern crew next season with Edward Pelly slated for Yale.
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Racing Test in Chicago to Gauge Betting Law
Chicago July 10 horse racing resumes for a one day test to determine if the betting ban is legal. Bets will be placed as in New York. California baseball squad beat Arizona Sans era 7 to 6 at Coast league park, prune pickers had won 6 to 1 last week.
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Kriss-Did He Dive Into Matrimony Rumor
Reported rumor suggests Kriss tied the knot and entered married life. The cryptic note hints his spouse has kept him close since a New York run.
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Kross
New York
Bantam Title Bout Could Change Hands Tonight
Johnny Buff 34 fights Joe Lynch in a Velodrome bout seen as a possible shift of the bantam crown. Lynch holds odds to win, Buff is durable but lacks boxing finesse, and his fate may hinge on Lynch's inconsistency and distance.
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Joe Lynch
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Lengien to Play in U S Meet Interest Grows
Wimbledon winner Suzanne Lengien dominates questions over a possible trip to Forest Hills New York for the American championships next month. Marie Mallory holds a 1-1 mark with Lengien after Forest Hills losses, and Mallory hopes Lengien will visit America for a rematch while Lengien plans a brief rest in Dieppe France.
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Lenglen and O'Hara Wood win in Wimbledon mixed doubles
Suzanne Lenglen defeats Mia Molla Mallory with partner Pat O'Hara Wood in the third round mixed doubles at Wimbledon. The American pair Mrs Mallory and Dean Mathey fall 6-2 6-4 as Lenglen again proves her supremacy in tennis.
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Fire in Salisbury catcher uniform halts semi pro game
During a Salisbury Pocomoke semi pro game in Laurel Delaware yesterday the Salisbury catcher’s uniform caught fire. Time was called as water buckets were brought to extinguish the flames and safeguard the player.
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Matthews to Coach Grid Game at Idaho This Fall
Washington athletic director Matthews will be head grid coach and athletics director at the University of Idaho this fall. He impressed as a coach with the Washington yearlings and led the diamond tossers to the Coast championship. Coach Bagshaw was sought in the East for a new French instructor per Darwin Meisnest.
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Big Golf Meet Opens In Omaha With 200 Entries
The transmississip golf tournament brings 200 plus players to Omaha Nebraska with 18 holes today and another 18 Tuesday. The 34 lowest scorers from qualifying begin championship play Wednesday. Notable entrant includes George Von Elm of 1921.
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Knepper Wins Iowa Golf Title for Third Time
Rudy Knepper of Sioux City captured the Iowa golf championship for the third straight year by defeating Ottumwa’s A. M. Bartlett 6 and 4 in Des Moines on July 10.
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Patterson Wins Net Title in World Championshipmatch
F. Patterson, veteran Australian Davis Cup star, defeated Randolph Lycett of Britain 6-3 6-4 6-2 to win the men's world championship title in the British national championship tournament. Patterson’s powerful serve and sharp returns overwhelmed Lycett, who showed flashes of form but could not sustain rallies.
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Teneycke and Plaisted Invited for Special Race at Nationals
Philadelphia hosts a national championships event on August 6 inviting James A. Teneycke and Fred Plaisted, once famed oarsmen from sixty years ago, to compete in a commemorative sculling race.
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Brooklyn Project Costs Revealed In Historical Note
A historical clipping notes the total cost of the Brooklyn project years ago, detailing funding sources and anticipated financial impact. It highlights key figures involved and references the era's public works priorities.
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Hutchison Leads U S Open Opening Round At Open
Hutchison posted a 67 after 34 33 in morning play at Skokie Country Club in Chicago. The United States Open began with 100 plus golf stars and tough scoring conditions as officials expect 24 players to advance to the championship rounds starting Thursday.
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Hutchison
United States Golf Association
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Cincinnati
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Oregon State Tennis Opens at Multnomah Club
The Oregon state tennis championships begin today at the Multnomah club in Portland. Noted players include 1920 champion Howard Kinsey, Californian Herbert Suhr, Seattle star Mayme McDonald, and a large field of Oregon entrants.
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Howard Kinsey
Herbert Suhr
Mayme McDonald
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