Argonaut Rowing Club Among 11 Non UK Entries at Henley Regatta
Henley opened with 69 entries from multiple nations, including the Argonaut Rowing Club of Toronto for the grand challenge cup. Australians chose not to defend. Local clubs like Jesus College Cambridge New College Oxford Leander and Thames compete in various events as foreigners appear in several races.
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Henley Royal Regatta
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Unitedington
Argonaut Rowing Club
Toronto
Argonauts
Jesus College, Cambridge
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London
United Kingdom
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Mainz Rowing Club
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Leander Club
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Oxford
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Butler
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Thamea
H. M. Kualk
St. Petersburg
McLoughlin Beats Doust for Wimbledon Final Shot
Maurice McLoughlin of San Francisco defeats Stanley Doust 6-3 6-4 7-3 to win the all England singles title berth and will challenge A F Wilding of New Zealand for the championship. The match featured his cannon service and notable break.
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McLoughlin
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United States
Dsféat
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A. F. Wilding
New Zealand
Doust
Wilding
Long
Brookes
Boehling Pitches Nationals to Another Victory Over Red Sox
Nationals left-hander Joe Boehling earns his seventh win in a row as Washington defeats Boston 6 to 1 at Fenway. He overcomes control issues, backed by Henry's leadership and timely knocks from Milan and Morgan, with solid defense and baserunning sealing the win.
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Boehling Solves Problem for Griff with Seven Straight Wins
Boston, Maes July 2. Joe Boehling’s seven straight victories, including four over the big three, boost Washington’s confidence as he forms the core of Griff’s pitching staff. McAleer praises the southpaw’s form and the Nationals plan to chase the Yankees in New York with Johnson on the mound. O'Brien sale to Chicago announced, boosting White Sox hopes.
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Outlaw Players Threaten Strike in Pittsburgh Tale
Pittsburgh Federal League players threaten a strike over unpaid salaries after pay day passed. Star pitcher Roy Ashenfelter refused to wear a uniform and watched from the grandstand as the team faced the Kansas City squad amid pay-day taunts. In Indianapolis, Jeter Davie of Columbus shut out Indianapolis without a hit, the second no-hit game of the year in the league.
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Sonntagskind Wins Extra Race at Kiel Regatta
Kiel Germany July 2 an additional race for Sonderklass yachts was sailed with Sonntagskind first Sehund second and Resi V third The two light weather yachts proved well suited to the conditions today The challengers for the Marblehead regatta in September have not yet been selected.
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Nationals Third in AL Standings After Wins
Nationals rise to undisputed third in the American League by beating the Red Sox while the Chicago White Sox lose to the Tigers. A slim margin separates the Nationals from Callahan's chair in the standings.
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Tigers
Nationals
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Zimmerman Gains Prize in Chicago Pittsburgh Series Win
Chicago swept the series by defeating Pittsburgh 6 to 4 in the final game. Zimmerman earned a half of a $100 prize after a two week good behavior period, with a fan presenting the other half. The box score lists Evers, Zimmerman, Mitchell, Archer, and others among the players, reflecting a tight contest and notable homers by Witson and Hyatt.
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O Mitchell
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Coleman
Adams
Viox
Hyatt
Wilson
Lesch
Evers
Zimerman
Mitchell
Archer
Humphries
Schulte
Miler
rama—Witson
Psseed
Mesers
Quigley
Emelis
Reds
Athletics Win Third Straight as Bush Holds Ninth Inning Rally
New York July 2 The Athletics defeated the Giants by 6 to 4, rallying in the ninth after Bender left with three runs in the inning. Bush retired the side with none out, aided by sharp double plays and solid hitting from Collins, Baker, and Schang. Key early offense came from Oldring and Murphy, while Bender worked seven plus innings with thirteen hits allowed.
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Athletics
New York Today
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Oldring
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Philadelphia
E. Murphy
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Chang
Daniela
Walter
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Midkimt
Costello
Browns and Naps Split Doubleheader in St Louis
St Louis and Cleveland split a July 2 doubleheader with the locals winning 2 1 in 11 innings in the opener and Cleveland taking the nightcap 4 1. Mitchell fanned 11 in the first game as St Louis built a late rally. Stone struggled in the second while Cleveland connected timely hits to win.
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Pugilist Loses Fingers In Cannon Accident
San Francisco on July 2 Willie Hoppe once tipped as next lightweight champion, lost both thumbs and both index fingers today in an explosion while helping a small boy load a two pound cannon.
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Willie Hoppe
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Pugilist
July 4 Games On Post Scoreboard
The Post will show two holiday games between the Nationals and Yankees tomorrow. The morning session begins at 10, followed by an afternoon game at 3 o clock.
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Yankees
Detroit Wins In Big Inning Over Chicago At Navin Field
Detroit, July 2 One big inning with eleven at bats produced seven runs to lift the Tigers over the White Sox at Navin field. Benz started for Chicago but lasted 3 2 3 innings, White followed until the fourth, and Smith finished the last four. Beall, Chase, Collins, Schalk, Mattick, Bunch, Vitt, Crawford, Veach, Pipp, Loudon among Detroit players contributing. Final score 7 to 5 behind a seven run fourth inning rally by Detroit.
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Errors Aid Cardinals In Cincinnati Clash
Cincinnati and St. Louis split a July contest as St. Louis strode to a 6 to 4 win. Pitchers Bork, Harter left early, with Perritt and Offarter appearing in relief. Key hits came from Magee, Mowrey, Konetchy, Evans, and Whitted as Cincinnati struggled to overcome St. Louis offensive bursts.
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Giants Win Swatfest 8 to 4 Over Phillies
New York captured its third straight win in Philadelphia, defeating the Phillies 8 to 4. Mathewson pitched despite allowing 13 hits, as the Giants rallied with four runs in the fourth and fifth innings to take control. notable hits included Doyle and Merkle driving in runs, with Shafer and Knabe contributing for Philadelphia. Time of game about 2 hours 10 minutes.
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