Chevy Chase Linksmen Stage Persistent Interclub Victory
Henry Litchfield West reports Chevy Chase linksmen dominating interclub play. Veterans Freeman, Garnett, and Howard led a 12-man Washington Golf and Country Club squad, but Chevy Chase secured decisive wins across multiple matches on Chess Chase course, totaling 32 points to Washington’s 5.
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Tucker Smith
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American Matmen Lose at Olympics
Two American wrestlers fell in the opening round of the Olympic catch as catch can event in Paris. Milton McWilliams of Cornell lost on points to Larsson of Sweden in the 123-pound class, while Marrs Martter of Los Angeles Athletic Club was defeated by Praks Esthonia in the 168.5-pound class. Intense heat in the velodrome reduced attendance.
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Grapefruit league spring home sites spark Florida race for fans and funds
The piece tracks Grapefruit league plans as Yankee and other clubs prepare in Florida, highlighting the Florida real estate draw, spring home choices at Tampa and St. Petersburg, and hopes for a two thirds majority among leagues. It notes native Floridians push for big league winter customers and previews racing chatter about Ladkin, Sarazen, Grey Lag, and Carpentier Tunney bouts with mixed forecasts.
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Nats Edge To Bengals As Yanks Rally Behind
In a tight game the Nats lose grip with rounds by Heilmann and Cobb while Gosling and Judge spark a late rally. Cobb winds up managing the deficit as Rigney turns a double play and Nevers Harris scrambles to find mound help, unsure who will start the next game against the Indians.
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Britain's Flying Parson Wins Olympic Crown
Britain's Flying Parson wins the Olympic crown as he shines in 100 and 400 meter runs, shot put, and broad jump securing edge in points. Norton's tally reaches 7.17, Osborne at 416.810, with Herman Yrjola of Finland and Kleimberg of Fethonia close behind among Americans. Frigierio wins the 10,000 meter walk heat amid a disrupted day with disqualifications sweeping through the field.
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Nationals vs Tigers Rumor of Watts signing and title reminiscence
Rumors claim Tigers bought Frank Watt from Greenville while Miller scouts signings. The piece recalls Frank Watt’s strong 1922 district title pitching for the Hawks and notes the Nationals facing Detroit in a six game series starting this afternoon at 1:40.
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Belgian rider takes Olympic Epee title in Paris event
De la Horté of Belgium won the individual epee championship at the Olympic fencing competition in Paris. Ducret of France finished second. No American fencer placed among the top six as Maasart, the $20 champion, finished fifth. Yankees reorganized and ready to meet any nine in the American or international league.
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Leonard Walker bout set for August 3 in Jersey City
New York July 11 Benny Leonard and Mikey Walker were matched today for a twelve round fight at Johnny Boyles Thirty Acres in Jersey City on August 3. Tex Rickard pressed for a bout between the lightweight champion and the welter weight boss as arrangements were completed this afternoon. Walker signed today and Gibson will sign tomorrow leaving only the articles. Leonard may abandon the lightweight limit for good due to years of trouble meeting it.
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Mikey Walker
Johnny Boyles
Thirty Acres
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Jules Pollock Wins West Va Golf Title
Jules Pollock of Wheeling won his seventh West Virginia state golf championship at White Sulphur Springs after beating Forest McNeall of Fairmont 2 up in the final. Pollock trailed early then rallied with three under-par holes, clinching on the seventeenth green in ideal weather before a large gallery.
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McNeall
Minor League Results Across Several Leagues
International League scores show Baltimore and Toronto posting wins with Reading Newark Syracuse and Jersey City competing in varied matchups. American Association results include Louisville, Minneapolis, Indianapolis and Milwaukee in tight contests. Southern Association features Little Rock and Birmingham, with Nashville and New Orleans also noted. Appalachian, Piedmont, Florida State and Virginia leagues display a mix of close games and decisive victories across multiple cities and teams.
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Crookston Youthful Player Captures Pennsylvania Amateur Title
James Crooks ton of Stanton Heights won the Pennsylvania amateur golf title at Pittsburgh on July 11, defeating former national champion William Fownes 1 up in the final. Crookston had earlier eliminated Max Marston, the defending national amateur champion, 2 and 1 in the semifinals, while Fownes beat Wright McClure of Pittsburgh 6 and 5 to reach the final.
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Stanton Heights
Pennsylvania
William Fownes
Pensylvania
Crookston
Max Marston
Fownes
Wright McClure
Camp Meade Adds Two Athletic Officers And More
Camp Meade announces Capt Thomas F Bresnahan as athletic officer assisting Maj Wedorem Crawford. Over 4000 MTC and ROTC candidates will compete in three track and swimming meets over the next two weeks with July 16 17 set for track events and July 22 for a dual meet. Tennis and boxing instruction expand athletic activities with special teachers from the Third Corps area headquarters.
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Commerce interior Netmen edge War Reds 3 2 in league match
Commerce Interior tennis team defeated War Reds 3 2 in a Departmental league clash. Oui matches saw Ma Filliett and Maj Robertson Craving defeating Beal and Fowler 6 0 6 4 while Walsh and Clark beat Klopsch and Harmon 7 5 7 5. Davia and Crague won 6 1 2 8, Somervell and Whitmore took Maf Yount and Harmon 6 2 6 1, and Stewart and Bryant downed Master Serge Wields and Roe 6 4 6 0. Ransdell Incorporated prepared for a naval hospital clash at Wount Rainier field.
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Commerce Interior
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Tilden Reaches Finals in Glay Court Tourney
In the national clay court championship at Triple A club, Tilden defeated Evian Norton 6-1 6-1 6-1 to reach the final with Harvey Snodgrass of California awaiting winner J Griffin of California in the other semi. Chapin of Springfield Mass forced Snodgrass to a tough match before losing 7-5 8-2 6-2. Snodgrass finally edged Chapin 3-2 in the decisive set of a later rally. The day also featured a five-set doubles upset as Schlesinger Chan beat Westbrook Snodgrass 2-6 3-6 6-3 6-4 6-3.
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Marriott to Scrap Eggleston Tonight in Main Event
The lineup at Sportland Heights features a 12 round welterweight bout between Marriott and Eggleston with a card of three preliminaries. Eggleston seeks to reverse a prior defeat on a foul and attack, while Marriott vows to end the fight quickly in a high fireworks semifinal and supporting bouts.
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Russian Communists Opposed to Ring Game
Moscow July 11. Boxing in Russia faces bans as communist leaders campaign against pugilism arguing it degrades youth. Some Soviet sports groups defend boxing as training in manliness, proposing two minute club bouts with no knockouts and spectator decisions instead of profits.
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Kansas City Speedway Put Up for Sale and Debts Stated
Kansas City speedway is put up for sale after bankruptcy proceedings begun last year. Creditors meet to set sale date for the 193 acre property built at about 560000. debts listed near 60000. Trustees say July 4 races showed a 600 profit amid halted event due to damage.
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Five Games Carded In Potomac League
Five games are scheduled in the Potomac league for tomorrow. The Lrion Printers and QDennell face off in the feature game Hoth, with both clubs strong contenders and the Printers undefeated in the series. Also noted are clashes between Rialtos and Rosslyns, and a schedule at Josephs diamond in Georgetown. Other matches include Lehigh at Fifteenth and C streets northeast, and St Stephens versus Tenleytown at Tenleytown.
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Harvard Goes West for Rowing Coach Appointment
Harvard announces Fred KB Spuhn of the University of Washington will join as assistant rowing coach for next year. Spuhn, a former UW rower and Piaget Group Award recipient, is expected to coach the varsity 150 pound crew. A double-header featuring Tiger 4 C versus Fall Church Juniors and Northern Juniors of Washington occurs at Dreadnaught Park following a 3 pm start.
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