American Eliminated by French Player in Tennis Match
July 1 report shows Vincent Rich losing to Jean Loretta as Vachards take one set. R. Norris Williams advances to the semi finals by defeating Kingscote. Watson Oasis Mond and Jessop beat Bouviere and Hi. Brooks and Carl Bisher win, and Winter with Miss Lilien Scharman defeat Park and Midaieten in a series of doubles results.
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Manner Alk. P. Kingscote
England
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South Africa
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Urookes
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Francis Winter
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Baseball defeat rules questions from a sports editor
A fragmented item outlines baseball scoring rulings and penalties. It notes that allowing five runs in the first inning saddles the pitcher with defeat even if the final margin favors the visitors, and discusses relief pitchers, ties, and umpire-involved plays with concise problem statements and solutions.
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Tri State and American League Scores and Matchups
Local sports brief shows Tri State League games with Broux City at Beatrice and Jolux Falls at Grand Island. American League card lists matchups including St Louis at Cleveland and Chicago at Detroit with Toledo at Indianapolis and Louisville games.
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Cardinals Fall to Beatrice 3 1 in Beatrice Game
Neb July 1 Archie Campbell had one bad inning and Sioux City beat the Blues 3 1. Beatrice profited in the third with doubles by Purdy Sugas and Beall and a Reichle single to lead 3 0. Campbell was outsized after, and Sioux City scored in the ninth when Marking singled and Dougan drove in the run. Dines saved Beatrice by catching Ells’ deep fly for a potential home run.
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Watching the Scoreboard Recap of Yesterdays Baseball Games
Yesterday's hero Rogers Hornsby led the Cardinals with a fourth inning homer to beat the Pirates 7 to 5 and snap the hosting streak. Babe Ruth homered for the Yankees in a 10 to 4 win over the Athletics while Markle and Gehrton powered a 10 to 3 second game victory for the A's. Jake Fournier homered twice but the Giants triumphed 7 to 5. An 11th inning error by Judge gave the Red Sox a 2 to 1 win in the first game. the Senators answered back with an 8 to 1 victory. The Phillies split with the Braves 9 to 4 and 6 to 4 behind late two baggers. The White Sox beat the Tigers in a slugfest.
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Timely Tips for Amateur Batters from Rogers Hornsby
Hornsby urges amateurs to face pitchers with confidence and study their styles. Stand firm at the plate hug the curve ball watch the front foot and drive with proper body use. Do not skip batting practice strive to place hits for real competition gains.
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Rogers Hornsby
Batte
Why shouldn't the United States win every Olympic set
A reader asks why the United States should not receive credit for its large population and extensive athletic training. The query contrasts U S efforts with nations like Finland and notes debates over sports emphasis in America, China, and Russia.
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Giants Beat Dodgers 7 to 5 in Brooklyn Start
New York Giants top Brooklyn Dodgers 7 to 5 for their 12th win in 15 starts this season. Fournier drove in all Dodgers runs with two home runs and a sacrifice fly, while New York took advantage of late scoring to hold the lead.
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Baseball results from yesterday across leagues
Fourner of Brooklyn finished sixth with Fisher of Minneapolis second in AA action. Smith of Louisville and Haas of St Paul each placed 24th. Hornsby of St Louis fourth. Hooper of Chicago seventh. Ruth of New York listed in the Jat range with an unclear note from Boston.
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St. Louis
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Chicago
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Wise Cracks By Joe Williams In Brief
Washington jokes and wit touch on sports and politics. The column notes Helen Wills in England, predicts America may regain the Javelin title, mocks St Louis fans, Carpentier as radio speaker, Kilbane’s knee uppercut, and Connie Mack’s Acknowledged race remark. It also quips on Berlin golf and German business habits.
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Connie Mack
Berlin
Canadian amateur golf qualifiers led by Thompson in Toronto
United Press reports Toronto player W. J. Thompson led 120 qualifiers in the Canadian amateur golf tournament with a 154. California’s Lawrence Upson shot 155 and Carroll Stuart of Chicago carded 161 in the preliminary rounds.
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Toronto
W. J. Thompson
Lawrence Upson
California
Carroll Stuart
Chicago
Cubs Lose Pitchers Duel to Reds in Ninth
Cincinnati rallied to edge Chicago 2 to 1 as Carl Mays outpitched Luque after eight innings. Luque allowed one run, but Mays earned the win with a ninth inning relief appearance.
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Leningrad Fines For Misaddressed Letters
Leningrad authorities plan fines for letters addressed to Petrograd as the city keeps Lenin grad branding. Dispatches note the name change honors the late Bolshevik leader Nicholai Lenin.
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Billy Matthews and the spark that stirred the Athletics spell
The piece traces Billy Matthews, once an Athletics sensation, later with Washington, as a case of a single player shaping team fate. It recalls his early promise, his benching during a slump, a fall to Milwaukee minors, a suspension after a quarrel, and his Washington return with a vow to stay. The narrative notes his renewed maturity and a fresh start in the big leagues.
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Red Sox Rally to Split Twin Bill with Senators
Boston and Washington split a doubleheader with the Red Sox winning 1 2 over the Senators in 11 innings as Ehmke pitched brilliantly against veteran Johnson. Washington won the second game 3 to 1 behind Fuller ton and Murray. Marberry pitched effectively for Boston in relief.
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Mackmen Yankees Divide Doubleheader
In Philadelphia July 1 the Yankees split a twin bill with the Mackmen. New York won 10 to 4 in game one behind strong hitting and pitching. Eddie Rommel outdueled Baumgartner in game two, New York taking 10 to 3. Ruth hit his 19th homer in the first game as Meeker and Baumgartner were tagged for runs.
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White Sox pound Tigers as Stoner bats stay in to lose
In Detroit on July 1 Red Faber pitched the White Sox to a 14 to 4 win over the Tigers. Stoner endured a brutal beating yet remained in the box throughout the game as Chicago tallied 17 hits and 23 bases.
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