Richards Bows to Griffin in Newport Tennis Match
In Newport, Clarence Griffin of San Francisco defeated Wickette Richards of New York in four sets in the first round of the win and linn tennis tournament at the Casino. Other results include Foster of Boston beating Richards and Johnston of San Francisco beating Foster as tournament play continued with several matches left for tomorrow.
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Griffin
Newport
Wickcette Reehards
New York
Clarence J Grn
San Francisco
William M .Johnston
Francisco
J. W. Foster
Boston
White Richards
California Star
Foster
Austin
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Esa
Sim
Crag
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Tigers
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Rons i
Ile
Savitfire Bunes
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New Orleans
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Princeton
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Tien
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Woo Washburn
E. H. Reod
Norris Witham
Texten
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T Vo¢ Enman
W. Temptar Sew Yark
Ceol Donalison
Beggs
Jones
Ewing
New
Burk
St U Beaver
S 'W. Menihew
HE ¢ Townson
F. G. Andein
Willain M. Johnston
Defrate
JW Paster
Te Ny James
San
Beanchea
Paul Votabbarts
Indtelphia
Johnson Defies Yankee Owners in Major League Stand
Ban Johnson defies New York Yankees and backs suspension of pitcher Mays. Orioles clubs support indefinite suspension. White Sox stayed silent as New York plans court injunction. Nationals face Tigers as Walter Johnson starts. Washington picks up young infielder Silva from Fitchburg with a .385 average.
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J. W. Fitzgerald
Ban Johnson
Yankees
American League
Mays
New York
Johnson
Chicago
Boston
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Louis
Philadelphia
White Sox
Comiskey
Clark Griffith
Nationals
Bun Johnson
Ruppert
Huston
Silva
Fitchburg
National Baseball Commission
Scott Perry
Philadelphia American Club
Boston Nationals
Connie Mack
Coll
Harry Frazee
Boston Americans
Morton
Klepfer
Smith
Fraste
Harper and
Shaw
Tigers
Pennant Race Holds Steady After Two AL Games
American League clubs kept positions after two games yesterday as the White Sox loss allowed the Indians Yankees and Tigers to gain a half game while the Red Sox moved a game on the Browns. The Cubs were beaten by the Phillies and the Dodgers beat the Cardinals to put Brooklyn within a game of the Cubs. In the NL standings the Reds and Giants idle. the Phillies moved to sixth, ahead of the Giants. Boston won against Chicago, while Philadelphia topped St Louis. Pittsburgh rain halted Boston at Pittsburgh. In the Texas League, Beaumont, Fort Worth, and Waco posted wins.
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Nationals
Tigers
Walter Johnson
Browns
Indians
Dutch Leonard
Washington
Westerners
Griff
White Sox
Red Sox
Yankees
Boston
St. Loui
Athletics
Reds
Giants
Cubs
Phillies
Dodgers
Cardinals
Brooklyn
National League
EPR
W. L. Pot
L. Pot
Cincinnati
Eittsburgh
Philadelphia
Louis
Chicago
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
York St
Zonis
Brookiza
Inedelpeia
Pittsdersh
Yanks Prepare Legal Move Over Johnson Indian Interest
New York officials plan injunctions to stop Ban Johnson from blocking Carl Mays return while accusing Johnson of ties to the Cleveland club. Col Ruppert and Lieut Col Huston announce lawyers are assembling the case as Yankee ownership vocalizes distrust in league leadership.
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New York
Carl Mays
Ban Johnson
American League
Yankee
League
Johnson
Cleveland
Col
Jacob Ruppert
Huston
Harry Sparrow
War In Junior League Sparks Legal Action In NYC Club Dispute
Col Huston said injunction against Johnson would curb interference with the New York club’s property rights and a personal damages suit could follow for Col Ruppert and Huston. He added Johnson started this fight and it will be a real battle.
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Col. Huston
Johnson
New York
Col Ruppert
Huston
Frazee
Maya
Detroit
Veach
Ehmke
Mays
Col
Yankees
St Louis
Huggins
AMES UNSTEADY IN FIRST AS DODGERS SCORE
Brooklyn wins final game of series at St. Louis 5 to 3 as Ames struggles in the first inning. Johnston belts a three run triple and the Dodgers add two more on hits and errors by Miller and Lavan. Also notes on Mays trade proposals and a Red Sox release of Caldwell and Shean.
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Ames
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Lavan
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Naval Hospital
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Golden Broom May Be Juvenile King in Saratoga Race
Golden Broom failed to win the 2 year olds non winners of two races event at Saratoga on August 4 but impressed observers by charging to the lead before finishing fourth in a fast five furlong race. Owned by Mrs. W. M. Jeffords and previously sold for 15600 dollars, the colt recovered from a quarter crack in training and, despite drifting wide, closed strongly to finish three lengths behind the winner in a 59 4-5 seconds time as Ambrosid could not hold him straight.
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Harry N. Price
Saratoga Springs
Golden Broom
W. M. Jeffords
Daly
Golnage
Ambrosid
Harry Payne Whitney
Valor
Sun Briar
Lephhares Hie
Enfilade
Luzerne
Walter Jefford
Routledge
Startling
L’brant
Bachelor's Bliss
Harwood
Kismer
Bachelor’s Bliss
Mang to Coach Navy Team in the coming season
Annapolia Md Aug 4 The Naval Academy field and track team will be coached next season by Loutis H Mang formerly of the Mohawk A C of New York City and now head master in physical training Mang coached the field and track team years ago and has handled the gymnastic team with a strong record.
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Annapolia
Naval Academy
Loutis H. Mang
Mohawk A. C
New York City
Mang
Red Sox Beat White Sox To Take Final Game And Series
Boston defeated Chicago 2 to 1 to clinch the series. The Sox hit well with support from Faber, Roth and Schang contributing key early and fifth inning runs while Ruth was retired in four at bats. Chicago scored in the eighth on J Collins triple and Seibold double.
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Roth
Schang
McInnis
Risberg
J. Collins
Seibold
Ruth
Ho.a
H.oa
Leibol
Ebcolline
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OlNchang
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Scott
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Hooper
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Hisberg
Jones
Collins
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Weber
Kere
Perkins Homers to Lift Philadelphia Over St Louis 7 3
Perkins hit a homer into left field bleachers to cap Philadelphia 7 to 3 win over St Louis in the final game of the series. Gedeon’s punt and Jacobson’s single produced St Louis’ early lead, then Perkins tied the game and later sparked the decisive Philadelphia rally. Davis Davenport pitched seven scoreless innings for St Louis with Dommutt and others contributing on offense for Philadelphia.
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Perkins
St. Louis
Gedeon
Jacobson
Athletics
Davenport
Ab.h.o.t
Phila
Ab.hao.a. jAartingb
LiKe
Turner
Demmitt
C Troubie
Gidohnson
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Gallia
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Gerber
Sisler
Severeid
Opp
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Witt
Lures
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Kapp
Knesen
Burns
Gedeon Smith
Will
Geros
St Louis
OW Pavenport
Jonson
Johnson
viteher—Teennort
Umpires Attacked by Fans at Birmingham Doubleheader
In Birmingham Alabama Aug 4 umpires Campbell and Brennan were pelted by rocks and bottles after a Nashville vs Birmingham doubleheader despite police protection. Scores from several minor leagues follow including Kans City 5 St Paul 4 and Virginia League and South Atlantic League results.
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Brennan
Nashville
American Association
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St. Paul
Virginia League
HE. Chattanooge
Atlanta
R. H.E
Chattanooga
R. HE
Reise
Veeree Gases
Bse
Tittle Rock
Saene
Mobile
A. Little Rock
Beltimore
Daeon
Jersey City
Buffalo
Binghe
Soos
Newark
Rochester
Toronto
Errors By Magee And Merkle Defeat Cubs
Erratic fielding by Magee and Merkle plus timely hitting give Philadelphia a 5 to 2 win over Chicago in the final game of the series. Magee and Merkle misplays contributed to two Chicago runs, while Meusel and Packard supplied key offensive moments for the Phillies.
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Magee
Merkle
Philadelphia
Hollocker,as
Williams,d
Oberg
Meunel.rf
O Merkielb
LadernaJb
Magee,ie
Whitted Lg
Deal
Paulette
Sj Paskert
Tragesver
Packardo
Henarix
Ae Martin
Carter
Martin
Rims
Luderva
Williams
Meusel
Miack
Mages
Pluck
Packard
Luderus
Hollicher
Whitted
Hendrix
Piicher
Placidity and Summer Suits Add to Wardrobe Choices
The piece lists prices for Cool Cloth, Mohair, Worsted, and Silk suits as $8.75 to $26.75, noting the cool weather fabrics and the placid appearance of the wearers as an understated fashion stance.
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Palm Beach
Horses and race notes stir Saratoga crowd
Heard at Saratoga notes James Fitzsimmons arrived with twelve horses for owners and left eighteen in New York to rest for Maryland season. Mayor Hylan toured the clubhouse and will stay days. Crest Hill claimed for 1100 by Jlaumisden. Harwood injured, severed right fore tendon. Auctions set August 20 for Viau and Thorne owners. Omar Khayyam leased to American breeder. Jockey Club stewards approve Bowie meeting November 14 to 29 and Maryland Jockey Club dates November 1 to 13.
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James Fitzsimmons
New York
Maryland
Mayor Hylan
Crest Hill
J. W. Healy
Jame
Healy
Harwood
Red Walker
Kramer
Southern Maryland Agricultural Association
Bowie
Maryland Jockey Club
Poloist Pays $25 000 for Sennings Park
Saratoga Springs Aug 4 Lawrence Waterbury of polo team paid 25000 for the 3 year old colt Sennings Park by Jim Gaffney Viola. The purchase was made for Waterbury by Phil Chinn from Mase Goldblatt of Kentucky. Sennings Park had won four straight at the Loueville meeting, most recently beating Old Rosebud and clocking 1 1 4 miles in 1 364 5 with 118 pounds up. Kentucky horsemen rate him among the best of his era. Goldblatt previously bought the horse at auction for 7500.
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Saratoga Springs
Lawrence Waterbury
Polo Tame
Sennings Park
Jim Gaffney- Viola
Waterbury
Phil Chinn
Mase Goldblatt
Kentucky
Old Rosebud
Powards
Joldblatt
Favorites Win at North Randall Grand Circuit Meet
Rainy opening day at North Randall track sees heavy mud but four heats decide the stakes. Royal Mak captures the $2,160 purse in the 295 trot with a close third-heat drive while Wilken Brewer salutes in heat two. Natalie the Great remains undefeated in the Yves stake for two year old trot filly, sprinting to victory as Lanardo posts 2.02% in the day’s fastest mile amid a churning track.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Gecofund
North Randall
Royal Mak
Wilken Brewer
Natalie the Great
Yves
Lanardo
Rey Gratton
Gould to Meet Kinella for Open Court Tennis Title
Articles of agreement announce an open championship match between amateur Jay Gould and professional Walter Ak Kinella for the Racket Club court in Philadelphia next December. The best of thirteen sets spans December 2, 4, and 6 with four sets on the first two days and the rest on the final day. If Gould wins he claims a cup while Kinella pockets a purse regardless of outcome.
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Philadelphia
Jay Gould
Walter Ak Kinnella
Gould
Kineella
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