Americans Now Hot Favorites in Davis Cup Play
At Wimbledon on July 26 the U S doubles team Maurice Mc Loughlin of San Francisco and Harold H Hackett of Boston defeated England pair H Roper Harrett and C P Dixon to give the United States the edge in the inter national Davis Cup. The U S had split the singles matches the previous day and with the doubles win now leads the series as betting favorites for the final singles on Monday.
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Dwight F. Davis
Seattle Tennis Club Doubles Championship Final Set
The doubles championship will be decided this afternoon with Russell and McBurney facing Murray and Turner after both teams advanced from Friday's semi finals. Russell and McBurney defeated Stafford and Dillard 6 1 6 0 6 1 to reach the final. Singles play resumes next week, followed by consolation rounds, with the finale scheduled for next Saturday.
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Enally
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Milne eliminates Tyler in Vancouver singles semi finals
Tyler, a star of the Vancouver tennis tour, falls to A S Milne in the singles semi final 6 3 1 4 6 3 but earns a spot in the doubles competition.
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Vancouver
Tyler
A. S. Milne
Western amateur golf title at stake in Wand Allis match
Chicago July 26 Warren K Wand of Chicago faces E P Allis of Milwaukee in the Western amateur golf championship final match today with the winner earning the title. The outcome hinges on the late July contest at the spot.
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Star Frees Grand Stand Ticket to Left Field Bleachers Fan
In the seventh inning of today’s game the Star will award a free grand stand ticket to a fan in the left field bleachers who has a copy of The Star. Friday’s winner was A. Andres of 116 W Jackson from the right-field bleachers.
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W. Jackson
Ten straight wins shake major league pitching lore
The piece notes Fred Falkenberg and Joe Boehling as veterans delivering long winning streaks. Boehling's ten straight victories spark gossip in Washington as Clarke Griffith laments lacking a top left handed hurler.
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National league chatter and battering from Spokane notes
Sporting chatter reports on a proposed National league addition for next season amid slang and quips about players like Good, Mike Lynch, Hunky Shaw, Killilay, and Wuoffli. It mentions Bloomfield reporting to Spokane, Hill's signing, James's hits and steals, and Gipe scheduled to pitch.
Gunners Return From Raymond Meet In 1914 Election
Seattle competitors in the Indian club shoot at Raymond Washington returned today after a highly Anecdena ful tournament. A business session and annual election of officers were held before departure. B A Bean of Eugene was reelected president Raymond chosen as the 1914 meeting place.
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Baseball Scores Reported for American and National Leagues
In the American League Philadelphia defeated Detroit 4 to 2 in a game halted after 15 innings due to darkness. New York won 2 to 0, and Washington beat St. Louis 8 to 0. In the National League Pittsburgh triumphed over Philadelphia 12 to 2. Only one game was scheduled in the league.
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Seattle Triumphs in Tight Friday Baseball Clash
Seattle edged Spokane 4 to 1 to take a one game lead in the standings. Beattie started for Spokane but retired in the sixth after Metkle failed work. Fullerton relieved and held the line. Cadman Brown and Pappa led Seattle with clutch hits as Kraft and Metkle struggled.
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Washington pitcher Boatman loses as Portland tops Bees
In Portland on Friday University of Washington pitcher Boatman held Beavers scoreless as Stanley shut down the team mates. Portland outplayed the Bees with a 3-0 loss noted amid Coast League results across several games.
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Barrieau and O'Brien Clash in Vancouver Fight Card
Young Philadelphia boxer Jack O'Brien faces Frank Warrieau of Vancouver in a 10 round bout at Brighouse for 140 pounds. O'Brien is favored though Warrieau has many supporters. A Vancouver prelim between Hunie Barrican and Will Darnley precedes the main event at 1 15 p m with Jimmy Hewitt as referee.
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Pete Reardon to start Sunday for Seattle Spokane doubleheader
Pete Reardon, Bremer ton southpaw, will make his first start Sunday afternoon in the opener of a Seattle Spokane doubleheader. Dell will pitch the second game as a big delegation of Reardon’s friends from Sound-area towns is expected to attend. Carl Morris stopped Al Benedict in the fifth round of a 15 round bout in Joplin Missouri Friday night.
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M Carey Turns Ritchie Down
Los Angeles reports Willie Ritchie will not be pursued for Labor Day by San Francisco promoters. McCarey will offer no bid until Thanksgiving. Ritchie’s price appears higher than McCarey will pay, prompting Rivers or the Vernon card to feature Labor Day bout prospects.
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Jimmy Goes Up as NL Arbitrator Nominee
President Pielder Jones notified Umpire Jimmie Toman that he has been selected as one of the National League arbiters for next season. Toman, formerly a Coast League player and later an umpire in that circuit, will join the NL panel.
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Jimmie
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Pielder Jones
Jimmie Toman
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Percy Cove Set for Attell Rematch in August
Former Seattle featherweight Percy Cove trains at Belo lingham Walsh and resumes pursuit of a 10 round bout with Monte Attell in Bel lingham. The clash, their second meeting, follows Attell’s knockout of Cove in San Francisco on August 20, 1909.
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Walsh
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Advice to Bill Yohe in Golf Etiquette
Poem-like verse relays a President Wilson era joke about golf etiquette. It suggests Willie Yohe respond to bad calls with the mild rebuke tut tut rather than anger. The caddie Robert Emmet Taylor attributes the phrase as Wilsons favorite cuss word.
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WiLson
Robert Emmet Taylor
Washington Country Club
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