Favorites Continue March In Clay Court Tourney
In St Louis the final clay court championship match saw Clarence Griffin of California defeat W Ray Brown in five sets 3-6 6-3 6-3 3-6 6-3. Harvey Snodgrass and others advanced while Chapin Jr and Schlesinger postponed due to late hour and weather.
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Australia
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Caifornia
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Marines Win Overtime Thriller Over Trojans In Sat Game
Quantico Marines edge the opponent in a 12 inning marathon with a late rally. Key moments include a homer by Moev Ard Kuala and a standout performance by Neard Tae for the Marines, plus several late runs to seal the win.
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Cobb's bold infield tricks baffled Washington opener
Ty Cobb ordered an unorthodox Detroit lineup with a dummy second baseman to squeeze Pratt and Burke into the game and to guide Manush on timing. He also used Rip Collins at second as a strategic ploy, while George Mogridge’s deliberate pace stretched the game, drawing praise and critique from Washington and New York writers alike.
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Fight Off at Camp Menadé Postponed to Next Thursday
The bout between Jumao Eggjtestss and Bobby Marriott at Camp Menadé in Sportland Heights has been postponed from tonight to next Thursday. Local officials cited scheduling adjustments and venue availability for the change.
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Bobby Marriott
Camp Menadé
Sportlnnd Heights
Taillteann Games picks 29 athletes for Dublin meet
New York July 1 Twenty nine athletes were chosen by the American Taillteann committee to represent the United States in the Taillteann games in Dublin Ireland August 2 to 18. The selection includes Frank Huasey New York William A Dowline James Burgens Georgetown University Ray E Dodge Corvallis Oregon John J Gray Philadelphia G Russellphene Ohio State University Ivan Rhey Illinois Athletic Club Herold M Caborne Tilinoia Athletic Club Thomas J Lieb Faribault Minn Ray Fee San Francisco Cant A hurling team will also compete against Irish Scottish and English rivals.
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James Burgéns
Georgetown University
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Corvallis
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Philadelphia
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Ohio State University
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Ilinoia Athletic Club
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Diegel Leads Met Golf Opener In Narrow Margin
Roslyn New York July opening round of the Metropolitan Golf Association open championship saw Joe Turnesa from Fair View Elmaford and Bill MacFarland of OsKida Tuckahoe tied at 71 to lead a field of 100. Johnny Farrell 73, Louis Costello and Nick Demane 73, Leo Diemel 75. Dreadnaughts notice follows with 5 pm practice at Dreadnaught park Alexandria for baseball squad members.
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Fairview Club
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Quaker Ridge Club
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Roundview Golf Club
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Method for lofting a golf ball over another obstacle
A reader asks Jim Barnes how to loft a ball over another ball near the hole. The advice favors a niblick or mashie niblick, swinging low along the ground to lift the ball and clear the obstacle, reducing the need for wrist flicks.
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Mr. Barnes
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Washington Tigers double bill ends in split efforts
In a double bill, Washington rallies to a 4 1 lead aided by Goslin and a late error by Burke. Héliman and Har tis contribute, with Peck and Bluege advancing on a costly misplay. A Swarthmore batter’s liner narrowly misses Collins as Ossie drives in another run and Héllman’s throw slips past.
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National funeral honors Calvin Coolidge Jr and others
The text recalls a funeral service in honor of Calvin Coolidge Jr and others with a silent two minute pause. It also covers baseball notes including players like Chubby Fethergill injuring his shoulder, Harry Heilmann slump, and various game actions, highlighting August 19 as a date for a rescheduled Tigers game.
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Calvin Coolidge, Jr
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Fethergill
Nate
Capital
Tigers
Harry Heilmann
West Virginia golf reaches semifinals in state tournament
At Greenbrier, Otis Curtin of Clarksburg, 14, wins first match 2 and 1 then loses to A. A. Wilson. Defending champion Densmore Shute beats T. M. Block 5 and 4 to reach semifinals where Shute will face Pollack and Black and McNeill.
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Mohawks Defeat Cherrydale to Grab Third Place
The Mohawks beat Cherrydale 12 to 0 to move into third place in the Independ ent league standings. Despite using a regular shortstop and a backup catcher, Cherrydale was unable to contest the Mohawks, who collected seven two hit games led by Hiser and his home run.
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104 Golf Novices Qualify for Occidental Cup Play
104 municipal golfers qualify to participate in the medal competition for the Occidental trophy donated by Spun For Shelter. The event, staged around the National Capital, features nine hole rounds with handicaps used to determine scoring. Several entrants and handicaps are listed, with early rounds set for Saturday and July.
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