Paris Berlin motor race victory greets Berlin crowd
Fournier first to reach Berlin after the Paris Berlin automobile race is welcomed by thousands. delays due to dusty roads and heat, with German and French officials, royalty, and spectators lining streets to see the winner decorated with laurel and flags. prizes to be awarded tomorrow and a Kaiserhof banquet held that evening.
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Paris-Herlin Racing Motors
Spandau
West End
Charlottenburg
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France
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Baron von Kuhlmann
de Stern
Austro-Hungarian Automobile Club
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Robert Katzenstein
Frankfort-on-Main
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de Rothschild
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Automobile Club
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Associated Press
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Unter-den-Linien
Gardes du Corps
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Chamber of Deputies
End Of Bowling Season In Washington League
End of season results list prize winners for strikes spares and high averages. H N Olde takes the strike prize with 7 strikes per game. A H Wiley wins spare prize. F B R Comstock earns split prize. George Kirkhoff has high single score and high average night. G Kirkhoff and H Veach receive booby prize. Indians post best three game average. The Buffaloe finish last. First nineteen names lead the individual prize list.
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Washington
H. N. Olde
A. H .Wiley
F. B R. Comstock
George Kirkhof
George Kirkhoff
H. G Veach
Blue Girl wins Great Trial at Sheepshead Bay race meet
Blue Girl ridden by Shaw and carrying 126 pounds won the Great Trial stakes at Sheepshead Bay, defeating Hyphen with Goldsmith third. Madden's filly, listed as a Madden entry with Fly Wheel, closed favored at 7 to 5. The day also featured the Advance stakes won by Star Bright in a neck ahead of Ethelbert. In other races at Chicago and St. Louis, Robert Waddell won the Oakwood handicap amid a strong field and high crowd enthusiasm.
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Blue Girl
John E. Madden
Sheepshead Bay
Shaw
W. C. Whitney
Goldsmith
Mr. Whitney
Nasturtium
Heno
King Edward
Fly Wheel
Don Swift
Whisky King
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Ethelbert
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Prince of Melbourne
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Chicago
Washington Park
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Waddell
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Lady
Evelyn Bird
Anna Bain
Barrack
Jockey OConnor Injured At Highland Park Race
Detroit auf June 29 reports jockey O'Connor suffered a serious leg fracture after Wee Dolly clipped his horse My in the first race at Highland Park. Stables will depart by special train for Fort Erie where racing starts July 4. Odds listed for Pinie Bay Crevio, Khaki, Orontas, Bell Court, Lemuel, and Our Lizzie.
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Detroit
O'Connor
Highland Park
Wee Dolly
Fort Erie
Bell Court
Lemuel
Our Lizzie
Indians Sweep Dayton In Doubleheader Triumph
Indianapolis defeated Dayton in a doubleheader, taking the first game 9 to 5 and the second 5 to 2. Bey and Shannon starred in the field for Indianapolis, while Fox powered the offense with a home run in the second game. Dayton’s pitchers struggled behind suspect defense, and Sutthoff and Coggswell matched strong outings in the opener.
Brilliant Fielding Sparks Fast Second Game
Indianapolis pitcher Guese and Dayton's Dunham rode a tense matchup as both sides offense surged. Kelly opened with a baserunner, Byers and Flynn produced a trio of bases, Hickey cleared the bases with a three bagger, and Fox delivered a solo homer for Indianapolis. Dayton rallied with two runs in the fourth as the pivots kept the game in play.
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Guese
Dunham
Miller
Grosart
Hickey
Fox
Gochnauer
Shannon
Kelly
Indianapolis
Dayton
Mullane
Louisville Under Another Name
Columbus and Grand Rapids played a baseball game with Grand Rapids winning 9 to 4. Three singles, a walk and an error in the first inning sparked Grand Rapids as Columbus later matched two runs in the ninth but fell short. Batteries: Talbot and Zinram for Columbus Weyhing and Zalusky for Grand Rapids.
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Mullett
Grand Rapids
RHE
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Zalusky
Cincinnati Dominates Boston as NL Action Opens
Cincinnati wins decisively in Boston, scoring freely for six innings while denting two Boston pitchers. Brooklyn and St. Louis split a doubleheader in strong defense and timely hitting. New York defeats Chicago with heavy batting and a hand injury altering pitching. Philadelphia edges Pittsburgh as fielding falters for the visitors.
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St. Louis
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Bo Boston
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Detroit Blanks Milwaukee In Tight Baseball Game
Detroit pitchers Stever and Hawley battled Milwaukee as Detroit shut out the visitors. Stever and Buelow worked well behind a strong defense while Hawley received limited run support. Final score details show Detroit scoring gradually while Milwaukee stranded many.
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Hawley
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Hawley and Maloney
Terre Haute Wins Series Over Rock Island In Easy Fashion
In Terre Haute Indiana the last game of the series saw Terre Haute defeat Rock Island with Bady making a notable running catch. The score showed Terre Haute 6 12 1 and Rock Island 7 1 27. Batteries Brown Starnagle Kraus Jarvis Arthur. Umpire Abbott. Attendance listed as M. Evansville June 2 Evansville won with Amery pitching White strong for Evansville in a 12 6 victory over Rockford. Batteries White Roth Easton Hansford. Bloomington protest over two balls called on Carrareau. Decatur unable to hit and pitch led to a loss to Cedar Rapids 8 6. Shreveport defeated Memphis 8 6 with Lucid McGuire Kern Armstrong. Little Rock beat New Orleans 6 6 with McCloskey Lynch Mulkey Abbott. Chattanooga beat Birmingham 6 4 with Dolan Roth and Kalkhoff. Nashville edged Selma 11 3 with Hill Fisher Batley Baker Harlow.
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Selma
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Jamestown Holds Off Ladoga In Ninth Inning Rally
Special to the Indianapolis Journal from Jamestown Indiana June 29 Ladoga barely avoided a shutout with a ninth inning rally Jamestown and the Indianapolis Hill Stars schedule two games July 4 in Jamestown Pitcher James Burns of the Ashtabula club signed with St Louis Fox and Bey are improving at bat Fox led the hitting in the second game Bey made a spectacular catch Wheeler in the seventh inning Jamestown Ladoga Batteries Steele Johns Fudge Sommers Camden Dayton team performs better than on prior visit in Indianapolis Dayton will play here again tomorrow and Tuesday Alloway or Summer to pitch tomorrow Indianapolis plays at Grand Rapids on the Fourth of July series
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Indianapolis Journal
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American Athletes Shine In London Meeting
A F Duffy of Georgetown wins the one hundred yard handicap at Stamford Bridge in 10 seconds amid wind contrary. Irv Baxter of Pennsylvania and Kraenzlein falter in hurdles. Coe and Kraenzlein excel in long jump. Shamrock II leads in Clyde sailing with steady breeze. Penn crew gains draw advantage in Henley races.
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Georgetown
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Chicago Athletic Club
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Carey
Henley
England
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Bucks
Benoerivanis
Landon Reming Ule
New College
Weakening Pitching Duel In Chicago Cleveland Game
In Chicago on June 29 a seven inning pitchers battle saw Harvey hold Cleveland to four singles and Moore no hits until the eighth. Chicago scored in the eighth on a wild pitch and hits, with Harvey doubling and singles by Hoy, Jones, and Mertes. Final: Chicago four to one. Batteries Harvey Sullivan Moore Wood.
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Harvey
Moore
Cleveland
Chicagos
Hoy
Jones
Mertes
Harvey and Sullivan
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Washington Beats Boston in Low-Scoring Game
Washington held Boston to few hits while Boston’s bats produced late runs. Mercer replaced Patten after the second inning as Boston added four runs on two singles and two doubles aided by an error. Stahl was ejected after the first inning for kicking. Final score Washington two, Boston six.
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Young
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Mercer
Patten
Stahl
Pennsylvania-London race heats Thames crew final likely
The Pennsylvania-London regatta segment notes Pennsylvania may reach the final heat with Leander as the Americans face two weaker clubs. The Pennsylvania crew rowed over the course in good form and will race again this afternoon. Meanwhile Kings County Wheelsmen held their 20th annual meet at Manhattan Beach. Sidney Jenkins and T S Gascoyne edged the European champions in the final, while Kramer won the half mile Open. Elizabeth Moore retook the U S women’s tennis title from Myrtle McAteer after five sets.
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Kings County
Manhattan Beach
Tom Cooper
Fiana Kramer
America
Sidney Jenkins
T. S. Gascoyne
Legend
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Cooper
Jenkins
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Portland
Ore
Lester Wilson
Pittsburg
Kimbie
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Myrtle McAteer
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Walthour Breaks American Record in 25-Mile Pace Race
Bobbie Walthour of Atlanta defeated Arthur W. Ross of Newark in a 25 mile motor-paced bicycle race at Woodside Park. Walthour finished in 38 minutes 134-5 seconds, breaking the American record of 38 minutes 332-5 seconds set by himself in Washington last Thursday.
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Bobbie” Walthour
Atlanta
Arthur W. Ross
Newark
N. J
Woodside Park
Walthour
Washington
Kennedy Wins 87 to 89 in NJ Golf Tourney Final
In Englewood on June 29 Allan Kennedy of Montclair Golf Club defeated W L Glenny of Hillside Tennis and Golf Club 87 to 89 to clinch the second annual New Jersey Golf Association tournament title.
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New Jersey Golf Association
Allan Kennedy
Montclair Golf Club
W. L. Glenny
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General Butterfield Poor Health in Cold Springs
Gen. Daniel Butterfield, long ill at his Cold Springs home, is rapidly failing after a month of illness. Dr. Murdock reports a setback due to heat and says the general cannot recover, having lost ground and been unable to rise from bed.
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Newburg
Daniel Butterfield
Cold Springs
Murdock
Electric Lighting Contracts Offered by Home Heating and Light Co
The Home Heating and Lighting Company and George Company announce they are contracting to furnish electric lights for homes and business, and power for machinery and fans. Service aims to begin by Sept 1 from a first class modern plant. Inquiries may be made at the Indiana Trust building or by telephone number 3% for information.
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Home Heating and George Company
Indiana Trust Building
Slugging Seesaw Game in Baltimore Circuit Clash
In Baltimore the American League club beat the Athletics in a slugging seesaw affair amid intense heat that hampered both pitchers. Foreman was benched after being struck from the box and Athletics protested a Connolly decision during the heated play.
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Athletics
Foreman
Connolly
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