Griffin and Johnston Win in Pacific States Tennis Tour
Clarence Griffin and William Johnston, national doubles champions, reach the semifinals in Del Monte California as Roland Roberts and his partner Byron Atkins are defeated by W Marvell and V Dixon. Elmer Torstin, brother of Clarence, also falls in early rounds to May Green born.
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National League results and schedule summary
Baseball results from New York Brooklyn and Chicago include Cincinnati's 4 3 win over Chicago and Boston 5 4 in ten innings. Rain caused postponements in several games. Tonight's schedule features Philadelphia at Brooklyn Boston at New York St Louis at Pittsburg Cincinnati at Chicago. The Giants lost the extended game to Boston 5 4 after extra innings and the second game was postponed.
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Feitner Retains Metropolitan Lady Golf Title
Mrs. Quentie F. Feltner, once Lilian Hyde, defended her Metropolitan district title by defeating Miss Giorgiana Tishop of Brooklawn in the Baltusrol links final. Dishyp mounted a strong challenge but Feltner prevailed three up and two to play.
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Red Sox shut out New York in Coblt pitch duel
June 21 at Philadelphia Washington at Boston Cleveland at Detroit with Detroit losing 3 to 0. George Foster delivered masterful mound work for the Red Sox as New York was held scoreless until the seventh. Lewis knocked in both Boston runs while Nanamaker was walked in the seventh for New York.
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Browns Take Both Games In St Louis Doubleheader
Brownies win 11 1 in game one and 2 1 in game two at St Louis as Pratt and Johnson drive timely hits. Beattie bases loaded before Russell strikes out two. Chicago bats totaled 13 in opener.
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Plans Changed for Yale-Harvard Regatta in New London
New London Conn June 21 Plans for the Yale Harvard annual regatta were altered due to several cadets reporting for military duty and uncertain weather. Freshman race at 8:20 downstream on lower routes, second varsity at 10, with contingency up to 4:40 if needed. Varsity race at 6:46 downstream. Original times had the second varsity at 3:30 and freshman at 11 upstream. changes reflect racing flexibility and referee discretion.
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Angels Win in Last Inning at San Francisco
In San Francisco on June 21 the Angels mounted a late rally in the ninth inning after Poli Koerner singled and Kenworthy, McLarry contributed as the Angels threatened. Pitcher Ire Higginbotham faced the hitters with a two run lead and the frame unfolded with key contact at the plate.
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Kolehmainen Fails to Report for Meslean Duty
New York reports that long distance runner Paavo Nurmi style figure Kolehmainen, famed Finland’s 1912 Olympic team member, refuses to report to the Fourteenth Brooklyn National Guard regiment for Meslean duty. His brother William says he joined hoping to compete in athletic meets, while Captain W D Jacobson says he will court martial him for disobedience if he does not report. A French inventor develops pipes from paper and varnish.
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The High Cost of A Big League Baseball Club
A columnist examines the immense expenses of running a major league team, estimating road costs at eight dollars per day per player and noting total season outlays for travel and lodging surpass four million dollars over fifteen years. Salaries are excluded, while hotels and railroads profit from player movements as fans debate behavior changes and the influence of culture on players.
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Beavers Edge Utes In Portland Offensive Battle
Beavers limit Salt Lake Utes to one run as Bothoron fires a pitching gem. Portland wins four to one, with Haltt or Hannah as likely Battery for Salt Lake and for Portland Nagerman and Maher.
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Seals Fall 10-2 as Tigers clinch win on six hits
Los Angeles June 21 The Seals fell to the Tigers 10 to 2 in a six hit game. Couch pitched well but received little support as Tigers broke open the game in the sixth with multiple hits. Daley, Hlaberg and McCalfigan paced the effort for Los Angeles while Sepulveda overran Risberg's third strike and Bates' sac fly accounted for one run. Nash from St Paul may join Seals if he proves himself.
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Clubs Standings and Places Amid Busy Schedule
Standings show Salt Lake at Portle, San Francisco at Los Angeles, Taos at Oakland, Portland four indicates a 4 tie. Vernon four, Oakland two, San Francisco two. A machine has been invented to accurately measure adhesion between canvas piles in rubber hoses belts and automobile tires.
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Not My Sister star bets on instinct for dress
Bessie Barriscale, co starring with William Desmond in Not My Sister, says she relies on instinct to convey emotion on camera and selects wardrobe without rehearsing big scenes. She bought a modest $2.40 dress in a Los Angeles store to suit a 30 year old character, yet it fits perfectly. Desmond races to keep production moving after a breakdown, insisting four men work at any cost, while Franklin Ritchie joins Triangle luminars in the new feature.
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The Bluff That Failed From Purch Visitor
A private hospital scene unfolds as a visitor tries to bluff past the matron who refuses ordinary visiting. The bold reply underscores a tense encounter. The clipping ends with a prompt to read the classifieds.
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