Madison Park Closes Out Hosts in Tenacity Filled Games
Washington Park squad shows fighting spirit in Star Junior finals as comebacks erase early deficits. A rally from deficits of four runs boosts a 8 to 2 feel, with late innings producing pressure and crowd interest. Park faces Hitman Merchants next in the big series as Three Brothers Dye Works and West & Wheeler also compete.
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Washington Park
Madison Park
Washington Club
Three Brothers Dye
West & Wheeleream
Washington Park F
Washing Park
Park
Hitman Merchants
West & Wheeler Tomers
Fremont Cyclones
Referee Meikieham Ready for Harvard Yale Crew Race
William A. Meikieham of New York City has accepted an invitation to act as referee for the annual Harvard versus Yale crew race on the Thames at New London Connecticut Friday June 23. The long time official has refereed practically every edition since 1497.
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Mark
William A. Meikieham
New York City
Harvard
Yale
Thames
New London
Conn
Philadelphia A C Plans Canadian Tour
The Philadelphia A C soccer club, champions of the American League, will tour Canada this week to promote summer soccer. The team travels amid interest in the sport across the Dominion and aims to showcase professional play.
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Philadelphia A. C
Campion
Dominion of Canada
Great Four Round Mix Proves 50 50 Fight Night at Arena
Bobby Harper and Travie Davis fought a heated four round bout that drew the crowd then ended in a draw according to referee Billy Burke. Davis showed longer reach while Harper pressed inside with quick counters in the opening rounds.
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Leo H. Lassen
Bobby Harper
Travie Davis
Billy Burke
Harper
Davis
Travie
Harpe
Jimmy Rivers
Dixie Panther
Muff Bronson
Bronson
Rivers
Pat Williams
Joe Nestman
Vancouver
B. C
Williams
Ony Durando
Ned Dunlap
Dunlap
Sultan
Jack Dempsey
Jimmy Cole
Charley
Jimmy Austin
Hod Forbes
Austin
Stanwood
Forbes
Austin & Salt
Ad Schacht
Broadway Beats Franklin In 15-Inning City Baseball Game
Broadway downed Franklin 9 to 7 in a marathon 15 inning contest at Columbia Playfield yesterday afternoon. Patricelli pitched well for Franklin, striking out many Tigers but allowed 15 hits. Broadway now has one game left, a city prep title clash with Queen Anne at Upper Woodland Park Friday.
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Broadway
Franklin
Columbia
Patricelli
Tigers
Clouta
Queen Anne
Upper Woodland Park
R. H. EB. Broadway
Staley
Griffiths
Burnsed
Davia
Garfield Upsets Lincoln at Lower Woodland 8 to 5
Garfield led in seven innings and broke the game open in the eighth with four runs after Shidler exited. Foster pitched well for Garfield with solid support from Hopper as Lincoln faded with Gardner and Turnacliff strong early. West Seattle and Ballard were set to meet at Hiawatha field for the final regular season game.
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Garfield
Lower Woodland Park
Lincoln
Foster
Railsplitters
Shidler
Gardner
H. E. Garfield
Foster and Hopper
West Seattle
Ballard
Hiawatha Field
Electric light on this links at North Hills Country Club
North Hills Country Club of St. Louis opens an electrically lighted nine hole golf course designed to extend play into the evening The miniature course will encourage night playing and attract golfers seeking after dark rounds.
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Penn State
University of Pennsylvania
North Hills Country Club of
St. Louis
Oakland Shadow Comes to Arena Main Event
Coast four round veteran Travie Duffy and Oakland’s Jimmy Duffy clash in the National Athletic club fleth show main event at the Arena Tuesday. Duffy seeks to rebound after defeats to Lew Tendler and Bobby Barrett and aims to regain his welterweight prestige with his famed left hand in a bid for action against Travie Davie.
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Travie Davie
National Athletic Club
Fleth
Nate Druxinman
Duffy
Knet
Lew Tendler
Bobby Barrett
Ile
Barrett
Seattle
Davis
Harper
Weekend Tennis Matches Highlight Junior Tourneys
The article reports on planned university and junior tennis events with Nelson Rotineen and Robineen in the men's singles, Prask Kazlowski facing Paw Dyer, and strong contenders from Weed tending Park. Women’s singles draw has 14 entrants. doubles entries must be finalized by Thursday evening. Mixed doubles entries are weak and may be canceled. Bill Watts won his first junior match, and notable battles included Joe Phil vs Jimmy Beck in three sets. Al Wasson edged past Atwood in a tight three-set battle with a 2-1 score sequence.
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Prask Kazlowski
Hich
Paw Dyer
Weedtend Park
Tendler Knocks Out Barrett in Sixth Round Fight
In Philadelphia 20,500 fans saw Lew Tendler stop Bobby Barrett in the sixth round of an eight round lightweight bout. Barrett weakened to Tendler's body blows and did not answer the bell for the seventh.
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Hiladelphia
San Lew Tendler
Benny Leonard
Bobby Barrett
Barrett
Tendler
Jock Hutchinson Prepares to Defend British Open Title
Jock Hutchinson will defend his British Open golf championship title with a qualification round set for June 19 at Royal St George’s in Sandwich England.
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Jock Hutchinson
Royal St. George Club
Sandwich
Ing
Montreal Lacrosse Fan Calls For 12-Man Game Return
A Montreal lacrosse enthusiast favors reverting to a 12-man lineup after the 10-man format has prevailed. The appeal argues for a larger on field roster to restore traditional play and strategic balance.
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Montreal
Paddon to Row Arnet for World Sculling Title
Paddon agrees to challenge Arnet for the world sculling championship in Australia in three months with a prize of 2500 dollars.
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Paddon
Arnet
Australia
Swimmer Tom Blake May Enter Eastern Summer Races
Los Angeles A. C. swimmer Tom Blake may compete in eastern races during the summer. The report notes speculation about his travel for summer events and potential entries.
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Tom Blake
Los Angeles A. C
Indians Wallop Beavers in Weekend Return Series
The Indians defeated the Portland Beavers 3 to 2 as LT McCREDIE'S Redmen opened strong. Vean Greer held Seattle to tight pitching with late support from the defense, Hood and Hale power at the plate, and Stumpf and Adams keying the offense in a tense early-season clash.
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McCredie
Portland Beavers
Seattle
Vean Greer
Klepper Clan
Pouthpaw
Lane
Crane
Middleton
Eldred
Hood
Agate
Cox
Wisterail
Stumpf
Jack Adams
Hale
Portland
Brazil
Gregg
Indians
Bill Stumpf
Middieton
Iemiller
PO. A. BK
Csccce
Wistersii
Adama
N . Teale
M.ddieton
Beere
Ieee
Mid-dleton
Greec
Greeg
Hiemiller
Balie
Riemiller
Wistersil
King
Kidred
Mune
Adams
Brasili
McCann
Poole
Carroll
Toman
Stephens Triumphs in Three-Set Tennis Match
The Star-Woodland Park tennis tournament on the North End courts saw T Stephens edge veteran Bill Fox in a tight three set battle 6-2 4-6 6-4. Junior and men’s singles rounds continued with numerous results and upcoming matches listed for the day.
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Phillips
Beck
Waltz
Dobler
Whitted
Nedelka
Mclaughlin
Stixrude
Scully
van Gorder
Ed Hickman
Don Shanks
Turf Sport Roars in Chile As Grand Stand Debuts
At the Santiago track in Chile a new grand stand costing seven million dollars was added boosting the venue for horse racing. The upgrade highlights turf sport's popularity and modernization in South America.
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South America
Santiago
Chile
Ithe
Harvard Mecca for Athletes
Harvard summer school of instruction in physical education will run from July 10 to August 19. Sixteen instructors will be in charge of various branches.
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Harvard
Williams College Dominates Track Duals Since 191%
Williams College has not lost a dual track meet in three years and has defeated Wesleyan Union and Amherst annually since the last defeat in 191%.
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Williams College
Wesleyan
Union
Amherst
Westland Sharp in Northwest Golf Meet Upset
Seattle Inglewood克 Jack Westland edged Dr. O Willing by one up in the amateur championship first round at the Northwest golf meet. Westland trailed at the turn but leveled with a 3 on the 11th and a 4 on the 14th, winning on the home green as Willing went out of bounds. Westland finished medal with 73 as Ballinger also advanced in Seattle.
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Alex C. Roseictoria
Jack Westland
Seattle Inglewood
Dr. O. ¥. Willing
Portland
Links
Waverley
Willing
Westland
Seattle
Jack Ballinger
A. V. Macan
Fleager
Steil
Speirs
Honore
Sound City
Watson
Stell
Queen City
Weetland
von Elm
R. Bone
Yellowless
Nelson
Smith
Bull
Wilhelm
Bragg
Vaughn
Treat
Kay
Price
Schwengers
Griswold
Noonan
B. Wilson
McCooley
Smillie
As Speirs
Mountefield
W. Bone
Ballinger
Macan
Stein
Davis
Neville
Thomas
Miracle Man Heals In Aberdeen Church Address
In St. Andrew's Cathedral Aberdeen on June 7 Rev. Erskine Hill declared that during a healing mission paralyzed people were cured the blind could see and many deaf persons had their handicaps removed. Those aided rose to confirm his claims.
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Aberdeen
Scotland
Catherchal Church of St. Andrew's
Erskine Hill
Allan Pinkerton Builds Polo Fields in Riverside
Allan Pinkerton, vice-president of Riverside Polo club, funds two polo fields on his Riverside California property. The club plans a strong team for next year’s California fixtures.
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Allan Pinkerton
Riverside
Cal
Riverside Polo Club
California
Babe Ruth to Hit Stride Again in 1922, Say Analysts
A baseball writer argues Babe Ruth is not finished as a home run threat. He notes Ruth’s slow start and suggests pitch tactics, eye strain, and lack of practice behind the slump, but predicts a strong return once Ruth finds his form.
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Roth
Ruth
Giants
Yankees
McGraw
Babe
Nehf
Douglas
Barnes
New York Boxing Commission Fights Title Standstill
New York boxing officials threaten to strip titles as Johnny Wilson and Johnny Kilbane delay defenses beyond June 20. The commission demands Wilson face Harry Greb and Kilbane meet Johnny Dundee, but non residents complicate authority. Kilbane and Wilson shop for high purses, while London omnibuses dominate distant routes.
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Henry L. Farrell
York
Johnny Wilson
Johnny Kilbane
New York Boxing Commission
Wilson
Mr. Kilbane
New York
Harmry Greb
Kilbane
Johnny Dundee
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Don Frizzell
Wayne O’brien
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Howard Langile
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Ordel Mclain
BE. W. Abrams
Edward Oleon
Art Langtie
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Roy Carlson
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Laurence Shir
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Henry Nollan
Quinn Farris
W. B. Hardy
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Pope Pius XI
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Golfer Springs Surprise of
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Portland Golf Club
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H. G. Hotchkiss
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H. B. Young
D. H. Moss
W. G. Hutchings
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Burlington
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Maud Kegley
Miracle Man
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