National Tennis Tourney Begins August 28
New York reports the regional lawn tennis championship at West Side Tennis Club courts Forest Hills Long Island starts August 28 amid a crowded field. Favorites include Willie Davis Robert Lindley Murray and William WHelp with rivals George Church Ichlys Kuml and McLourbias in contention as top contenders for the national title.
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Baseball Scores and Standings from Downtown Club Night
Yesterday's standings show Vernon 3 Salt Lake 1 Portland 2 Los Angeles 3 Oakland 2 San Francisco 1. Morning and afternoon games feature Portland tied with San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Oakland on various innings as coaches discuss errors and pitching. Standridge and Houck pitched well for Los Angeles and Portland, while Beore and Mita led the morning and afternoon efforts with mixed results.
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Vernon defeats Salt Lake in baseball clash at Majestic Park
Vernon outlasted Salt Lake 3 to 1 as Ham Paterson pitched well for Vernon. Salt Lake struggles with scoring, managing only three hits through nine innings while Vernon seized the game with late runs. Fans shouted about a controversial call at first base but the final score stood, Vernon 3 Salt Lake 1.
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Meadow Brook Tennis Tournament Bouts Highlight Prodigy Debut
New York August 21 Meadow Brook club hosts an early stage of the national championship race as top contenders gather for the Meadow Brook Tennis Tournament. Maurice Melougtlin enters the field this week for the first time, and Ichira Kumilacar, famed Japanese star, eyes a sensational run after last season. Washburn, the Newport champion, returns as a strong favorite with notable entrants including Palt and Johnston aiming for upset.
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New hurdle record set at 120 yards for Maine athlete
New York reports Frank A. French of the University of Maine ran 120 yard hurdles in 14.2 seconds to beat John J. Eller, the current title holder, on a crushed path with a slight tail wind. The attempt aimed to establish a new American record.
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Doubleheader Split After Afternoon Defeat in Portland
In Los Angeles California on November 20 Murphy misplayed a routine fly with two outs in the ninth, allowing Portland to rally and win the afternoon game 5 to 2. Earlier that day Angela won the morning contest, giving them eight wins in the seven-game series.
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Seals Edge Bears in doubleheader tilt in Oakland
San Francisco reports a split in Oakland as Johnny Couch outpitched Speed Martin in the morning game with a 2 to 2 tie shown by a late score. Doc Crandall held Seals to three singles in the afternoon and Oakland scratched out a run in the late innings amid tense defense.
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Southern Pacific Beats Montello at Glenwood Park
Southern Pacific of Ogden defeated Montello of Nevada 6 to 4 at Glenwood park yesterday afternoon. Key moments included a homer by Barahkall and fast baserunning by O McCulston. Owens Woolsey led the SP bats, while Tracey and Mann handled pitching duties for their teams. Umpire Watts presided as Captain Mayn of the Bouthers Pacities pursues a rematch in Ogden next Sunday.
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Women Golfers at Grand Rapids Championship Opens
At Grand Rapids Michigan the fourteenth annual Women’s Western Championship began with a large entry. Pattyseven Dalryes to play in qualifying rounds as match play starts Tuesday. Notable entrants include Mire Allen Iowa champion Mildred Stith Southern California runner up Elaine Rosenthal Chicago defending title.
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American League Schedule and Chicago- Brooklyn game report
Scheduling notes show Bt. Louis at Washington Detroit at Philadelphia Chicago at New York Cleveland at Manton Philadelphia at Pittsburg in two games. Chicago failed to mount offense as Jack Coumba held them, while Brooklyn shut out the Cubs 1 0. Wheat homered in the third after a misplay from Zelder, and Mendriz was steadied by strong support.
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Boston Wins Opening NL Draves Series At Cincinnati
Cincinnati Aug 20 Boston won the first game of the National League series from Cincinnati. Mitchell drew a base on balls and in the fourth inning a costly play allowed Boston to pull ahead. Toston Sapte controlled the game from there as Boston built a lead and held on. Other results listed show Chicago beat Brooklyn, and St Louis tied with New York. Schedule notes include Boston at Cincinnati.
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Grand American Trap Open Shoot Opens in St Louis
In St Louis Missouri on August 21 the Grand American Trap Open Shoot began on the grounds of the St Louis Trap Club as competitors from New York and St Louis met in a high profile event. The teams showed strong performance with St Louis gaining early momentum and shutting out New York in the early innings.
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St Louis Introductory Shooters Meet Opens to Amateurs
Between 200 and 300 expert marksmen are expected for the opening event known as the St Louis Introductory. The meet is open to amateurs only with daily special matches for women during the event.
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Clinton Defeats Layton Team in Tricocaty Outing
The Clinton baseball team defeated Layton Saturday afternoon at Lagoon. In the first six innings Layton held a 2 0 lead, but Clinton rallied in the seventh to score three runs and take a 3 2 win. Clinton with Chua and Drake behind the plate, Layton's Sandal at pitcher, allowed seven hits with eight strikeouts.
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