Hard Contests in Tennis Meet Forest Hills
Forest Hills N Y Aug 22 Plastog to form throughout the fourth round of the national patriotic tennis tournament here today eastern and western experts in equal numbers won places in the semi final round to be contested on the courts of the West Side club tomorrow. Crale Middle of Philadelphia and Lindley Murray of Niagara Falls N S drew on endurance and skill in a gruelling match. Murray prevailed after a tight struggle to reach the semis. North Williams L U of Boston defeated Haro A Throckmorton of Elizabeth N J in a thrilling match, Williams taking the final two sets after a decisive opening with strong serving and groundstrokes. Garland of Misburg was eliminated in four sets by Strachan who moved on to the next round.
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Forest Hills
N.Y
Aemi
Wrat
Ambulance Fond
Crale Middle
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Forest R. Lindley Murray
Niagara Falls
N.S
Murray
Bia
Bldadie
Brillant
IL Northa Williams LU
Boston
Haro A
Throckmorton
Elizabeth
N. J
Willams Snally
Motoo
Williaroa
Acore
Ofth
Wiliams
Rervics
Charles
Garland
Misburg
Strachan
SN. W. Niles
Touton
Clarence J. Grimh
San Fran
Two Double Steals Spark Bees Past Angels in Rumored Bat-Heavy Contest
Salt Lake Citys Bees toppled Los Angeles two double steals late in the game to erase a sloppy start, scoring four runs on two hits as Angels errors opened the door. Rath and Hanson, Crandall and Quinlan sparked a small rally with a double steal and timely singles while Standridge and Evans swapped holds in a tense 1:45 affair.
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Los Angeles
Dees
Inday
Gator
Angels
Ito
Angela
Orst Loning Standridge
Ofth
Rand
Rath
Sheeley
Ryan
Hrgan
Crandall
Fournlera
Quinlan
Kenworthy
Hannah
Terry
Ubind
Siheeley
Salt Lake
Forrec
Groebiing
Standeidge
Ewes Sheeley
Tennis Match Reports Show Mixed Form Across Players
In the latest play, Niles defeated GriMy with decisive scores of 63 63 60 while GriMn struggled with errors. A late exhibition saw Rab Francisco edge Malla Djuratedt 62 64. Miss Browne impressed with precise strokes against Milas Kur, and the Junior championship first round concluded with survivors advancing to tomorrow's session.
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Cisco
Niles
GriMy
Efort
GriMn
Mian
Mary Firoxnenf
Mary Firoxnenf Rab Francisco
Malla Djuratedt
New York
Hase
Miss Browne
Milas Kuratedt
Beavers Score Over the Seals Beavers Tugging Victory
Portland Oregon report notes Werb Penner starred in a 6 to 2 Beavers win over the Seals as Beales team patterns troubled Indian pitcher Stat One. Williams hit two doubles and two singles in four at bats. Fitzgerald Downs Downs and Sigitn contributed in a rough, high scoring contest with several errors andsquirrels.
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Werb Penner
Beavers
Beale
Chief Johnson
Dearers
Willams
Jerry Downs
Fitzgerald
Bitmeett
Sigitn
Himeelf
Calvo
Smulth
Risht Weld
Oaks Walloped by Tigers in San Francisco Tigers rout Oaks 16 to 5
In San Francisco on August 22 Vernon and the Tigers overwhelmed the Oaks 16 to 5. Big Bull Prough led the Tigers with early hits and Lang doubled in a big inning. Oaks mounted a late charge with three runs in the ninth as Marlon pulled back. Other MLB results: New York beat Cincinnati 3 to 0, Boston-St. Louis 1-0, Philadelphia 5-0. The 69th New York regiment fund raised $20,200 for dependents.
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Big Bull Prough
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Ateal Wee
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Marton
Brit
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Lane
Marlon
Oaks
Acores
Boston
St. Louis
Doston
New York
Cincinnati
New
Philadelphia
Chicago
AL Crooklyn
Tittsbore
Crooklyn
Cincfrmati
Venton
New York Regiment
Cescc-Scceesereosa Ito Tatterlee—Schnoeider
Wink
Beaton
Jlattden
Vernon AB
Snodcross
lHard Daley
Alexander
Gleichmann
Galloway
McClonls
Moore
Stock
Zoceni
Cravath
Ringlen
Kiltiter
Paskett
Luderus
Whitted
Potala O. Sereeee
Eesanigi
Aoe
Fitzgerald
O Mensor
Gita Pick
Pessee Middleton
Trendersast
Hendryx Calvo
Osha
Elliott
Killifer
Koerner
Gardner
Corban
Stumpf
Ayr
Ray Powell
Bre
Braves
Johnson
de Prough
Rame Sialth
Aa Kremer
Leo Op
Murry
Toads
Espreen
Krauss
Cardinals
Alinee
Fd Walsh
Fomahaal
Farmer
Krause
Ofnth
Vollocher
Wille
Rodgers
Slatin
Fisher
Ita
Wenner
Prowgh
Stmiek
Matton
Prough
Leard
Qardoer
Mans
Marion
Brough
Latean Baave
Oakland
Hefeat
Mrough
Timp
Same Wal
Umophes
Trarhear
Thylo
Robins Set National League Longest Game Record
The Brooklyn Robins and Anglirates played a 21 inning doubleheader marathon, setting a NL record. Brooklyn won the second game after a lengthy extra frame sequence, while the nightcap was called at dusk after five innings due to darkness. Standings and notes on players fill the brief.
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Meir Att
Brooklyn
Iecond
Zack Wheat
Muller
Hickman
O'Rourke
Fett
Tekman
Otto Miter
Debus Ta Phe
Pitler
TPS
Aston
Wanner
Sehridt
Cadora
Chenez
Marquart
G. Miler
Pennsylvania
Echoal Employra
Washington and St Louis split doubleheader in errors heavy game
Washington won the first game 2 to 1 behind Harper and Johnson while St Louis took the second 9 4 after wild throws and errant fielding. Losses and strong hits marked the doubleheader with Cleveland beating Philadelphia 6 to 0 and Detroit defeating New York 3 to 0 on a weak hitting day.
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ST. Louis
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St. Lous
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Garcia
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Eleht Er Tors
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Sco Rite
St Louis
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Johnson and Menry
Masmith
Groom
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Severeld
Rama
Rae Washington
Dumant
Gallia
Ain Xmlthy Davenport
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
New York
St. Louie 'S
Philadelphia
Incomplete Baseball Roster Report From Box Score
Fragmentary box score data shows players Steuck, Tenner, Johnson, Penner, Witlana, Laker, Wild, and others with mentions of prices, bases, and runs. Odd spellings and garbled phrases suggest OCR errors but indicate base hits, stolen bases, sacrifices, and an umpire named Heidand. Timings show a 1:40 skate reference or error.
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Hy Tenner
Johnson
Od Penner
Johoson
Hama
Gunke
Meet
Siglin
Sebailer
Hullocher Wille
Stoten
Calio
Izes
Famer
Witlana
Laker
Wild Pirth
J'ennett
Heidand
Uthtic
Pacific Coast League Yesterday's Results Brief
Yesterday's Pacific Coast League scores from Los Angeles East Lake to Vernon, San Francisco and Oak entries show a 7 6 result, Portland-Las Francises 3 Port 1, San Francisco Vernon JG, and Oakland outcomes with incomplete lines. Record incomplete scores and club names due to damaged text.
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Los Angeles
East Lake
Toe Angeles
Ean Portlani
Las Francises
Ate
San Francisco
Vernon JG
Oak
Salles
Oakland
Portland
Vernon
Miss Harris M Wins Three Straight In Race Meet
PHILADELPHIA Aug 22 Single G Fred Jamison s pacer by Anderson Wilkes suffered defeat as Miss Harris AL won three straight heats for the free for all pace at Belmont track the feature event of the grand circuit meeting. The third heat went in 2 081% a new track record with Hertha Maguire easy winner in straight heats 2:20 91. Marjorie Kay took the 2:15 pace in straight heats fastest 2:07 4. Steter Siroog won the 2:03 trot with Valentine driving to beat Areacia. Wilkes Hrawer the favorite broke and finished third.
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Philadelphia
Fred Jamiaon
Anderson Wilkes
Aleo
Valentine
Areacia
Wilkes Hrawer
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Gainer
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