Griffin Eyes Western Championship Final In Tennis Tourney
California phenom Charlie Griffin reached the Western championship final by defeating William Blair of Wisconsin 6 2 7 3 6 2. He will face Joseph Armstrong of St Paul, who beat Harry Waldner of Chicago 4 6 6 1 6 2, for the title in Chicago tomorrow.
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William Blair
Lake Geneva
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St. Paul
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Blair
Wisconsin
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Wardner
Rees Beats Neely in Women’s Singles Final
Gwen Dolyn Rees of St. Paul defeated Carrie Neely of Chicago in the final round of the women’s singles. Rees won 6-3 and 6-4 with a steady hold on the lead throughout the match.
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Pirates Win In Tenth On Miller Double
Pittsburgh defeated Brooklyn 3 to 2 in ten innings as Miller delivered the decisive double following Wilson sacrifice and Simon single. Adams and Allen pitched well though Adams was touched early. Wilson homered for Brooklyn. Left on bases favored Brooklyn 5 to 2. Time 1 hour 50 minutes.
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Cornell Pressed By Waverley Nine In Capital City League
Waverley showed strong form in a scheduled game with Cornell but lost 2 to 0. O'Dea allowed only three hits, walked three, and struck out four over five and two thirds, Johnson held Waverley hitless for five innings. The Tigers benefited from two singles and a pass in the sixth for their runs. Errors by Cornell were two, while Waverley had none. Overall, Cornell could not muster more than eight hits and a pair of runs with Harbinger Heflin Martin Howard among batters. Time of game about 1 hour 30 minutes.
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Ankle Deep Is Picked In Lake George Race
Alexandria Bay August 1 Ankle Deep the fast motorboat of the Lake George Racing Association won the second race for the gold challenge trophy easily this afternoon and will represent America in international races in England. The 35000 cup from the American Powerboat Association was awarded Count Casimir Mankowaki owner of the Ankle Besp.
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American Powerboat Association
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Anklp Besp
Braden Direct Wins Free for All Pace at Grand Rapids
Braden Direct captured the Grand Circuit free for all pace in straight heats, rivaled by Six in the Comstock stake with Murphys Frank Bogash Jr. as favorite, while Grattan Royal and Leata J. faced gear troubles. The meet in Grand Rapids highlighted rain-delayed Thursday events and featured notable performances across pace and trot races.
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Hamilton Race Day Results Dominate Card
The program's first race at Hamilton featured Melsaen winning from Gut with Amphion in third as time 1:08 3-3 for five furlongs. The maidens race went to Trovete, Silux second, Delicious third, clocking 4-5. Niagara Handicap saw Ten Faint take victory over Kalghes Ditter and M. Green in 1:??. Hay View purse winner Donerail led Cogs and Fountain Fay with Time 1:65 3-5. In the fifth, Three Links won over Anavri and Joy Knight with Time 2:193-5. Sixth race saw Hearthstore win over Bittra and Mama Johnson in 1:14 8-5. Shventhragh purse went to Blam with Gerrard second and 1 to 3 third in 1:638-5.
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Minor league results across leagues with scattered rain delays
Baseball scores from American Association International and other leagues show Indianapolis Columbus 4 1 in 49 innings Milwaukee Minneapolis 1 St Paul Utah Kansas City Toledo Baltimore Rochester 4 Montreal Newark 1 Buffalo 6 Jersey City 2 Toronto 8 Providence 7 in six innings Southern League New Orleans 3 Memphis 1 Mobile 6 Montgomery Atlanta 8 Nashville 1 Nashville 5 Atlanta 2 second game Carolina League Greensboro 3 Durham 2 Winston 4 Charlotte 3 Raleigh Asheville rain Virginia League Newport News Richmond Roanoke 1 Petersburg 0 Fortemouth 3 Norfolk 1 Appalachian League 26 Bristol rain Tristate York 5 Morrisburg 1 Trenton 8 Atlantic City 2 Allentown Wilmington rain Ty
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