Noetzel Rated a Comer by Winning Opponent
Albert J Gore won the Dumbarton Club closed handicap singles and praised 20-year-old G M Noetzel, saying the youthful player has improved 100 percent and will soon lead the district. Gore noted Noetzel’s plus 135 edge and a five set match, with Noetzel frequently partnering Gore in recent months. Dudley Morgan led the lone Washington entry in Pittsburgh clay court championship action on the same tour.
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Albert J Gore
Dumbarton Club
G M Noetzel
Noetzel
Hmft
Gore
Dudley . Morgan
Washington Racketer
Pittatburgh
FR Mor
Glazebrook and King win Washington Railway doubles tennis title
Dr L W Glazebrook and Clarance P King captured the doubles title in the Washington Railway and Electric Company tennis tournament, defeating M M Merrill and A P Warner in straight sets 6 2 6 4. The victory ended a month long tourney with the winners receiving mahogany eight day clocks as prizes. A new handicap tournament will begin July 20 on three courts including Municipal and Columbia Country Club, with 52 entrants and Dr Glazebrook as committee chairman.
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L. W Glazebrook
Clarance P. King
Washington Railway and Electric Company
M. M. Merrill
A P. Warner
Dr.lazebrook
King
Municipal
Columbia Country Club
Fourteenth
C Streets
Glazebrook
Tennis service rules mention no stroke restriction
The text states no limit on the serve stroke. faults and foot placement aside, a proper serve must land inside the service lines within two tries without stepping onto the court with either foot. It notes there has never been a restriction on the stroke itself.
Williams leads Nationals as Morgan advances in tennis events
rla Williams, the Nationals' titleholder, carried off top honors. Morgan reached the advanced rounds in singles and doubles, entered mixed doubles but defaulted. The Departmental Tennis League promotes advantage sets amid shifting formats, while Arthur Heilen joins Chevy Chase Club and remains a top player. Next Saturday's matches feature Interior versus War, Interstate versus Commissioners, and Justice versus Postoffice.
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Rla Willams
Morgan
Arthur Heilen
Chevy Chase Club
Hellen Wos
Bachelors’ Club
Chevy Chase
Interior Va
War
Interstate
Commissioners
Justice
Postoffice
Erratic See-Saw Detroit Boston Ten Innings Clash
Detroit and Boston slugged through a rough ten inning game in which Boston won 16 to 12. Kavanagh’s three errors and wild throw highlighted Detroit’s costly miscues, while Coveleskie was knocked early and pitchers ranged wide. The Red Sox surged, Tigers rallied, but two Boston errors fueled late scoring before a decisive tenth inning.
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Mich
Boston
Red Sox
Tigers
Kavanagh
Coveleskia
alVitt
Cobb
Crawford
Thomas
Foster
Boland
Hooper
Janvrin
Speaker
Galver
Lewis
Gardner
Heston
Petralt
Steen
Dubne
Leonard
Pennock
Golling
Coveleckie
Bin
Collins
Mearin
Hildebrand
O'Loughlin
White Sox
Shaw
Pittsburgh
Rowland
Klep
Russell
Nationals
Sox
Shanks
Gandil
Connolly
Wolfgang
Letbold
Weaver
Show
Yankees By 7 10 4 On A Strong Finish
Cleveland led 4 to 2 in the eighth before poor fielding let New York take the lead. The visitors added runs in the ninth to win 7 to 4 in Cleveland on July 12. Southworth Kirke Barbare ONeill Cook Peckinpaugh Matsell High Sweena y Muisel Pipp Boone Pick Hartzell Harstad Fisher O’Neill Wamber’s.
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Cleveland
Ohio
New York
Abelo
Abela
Kirke
Smith
Fich
Barbare, &D
Hartzell
Wamber’s
Boone
O'Neill
O Sweenes
Haretad
P. Loli
Flaher
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O'Naill
Cook
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Matsel
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Erroce
Pipp
Pick
Rube
Chapman
Sweenay
Muisel
Derbie
Southworth
Harstad
Hita
Om Pieb
Mone
Fisher
Plah
Herstad
Wisher
Hanes
Messrs
Dineet and
Nalin
Reds Blank Giants On Dales Pitching
New York July 12 Cincinnati rallied to beat the Giants 6 to 0 after Dale returned strong on the mound. Mathewson started for New York and was knocked out early. Schauer faced the rest of Cincinnati’s lineup. Herzog Merkle Groh and Wingo led the offense for Cincinnati while Dale limited the Giants to few hits, and the Reds earned the win in a brisk game of about one hour and four minutes.
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Cincinnati
Dale
Abe al New Yor
Rodgers
Sisurm
Bee Bo
Hoberieon
Wings
Olnoyie
Killifer
O Fietcher
Groh
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Olson
Ol Lovert
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Dwombiy
OlMeyers
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Mathewson
Dee
Grant
Ogg
Schauer
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Gorggie
Wingo
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Robertson
Br Grace
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Herzog
Merkle
Grok
Bese
Burne
Braien
Bauee
Hodgers
Fletcher
Odgera
Moliwils
OM Mathenyon
Empires
Mousra
Fyron
Eason
Detroit and New York chase scores in yesterday's baseball results
Yesterday's results sweep across the American League and Southern Association. New York beat Cleveland while Chicago edged Brooklyn 4 to 3. Other scores show Buffalo, Philadelphia, and Memphis posting results with various teams in pursuit of leads.
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New York
Cleveland
W. T. Pet W.il
Nan Obsearo
Pittsburgh
Bechitedel'a
HG , Bt
Louis
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Boston
St. Louis
Chicago
Johnson halts White Sox as Shaw struggles on mound
Chicago, July 12. Johnson relieves Shaw with bases loaded and retires the side, closing out the game tied 6-6. Shaw wild through nine batters, Wolfang steadies Chicago after early bullpen misfires, as both teams exchange leads and settle for a late stalemate.
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Stanley
Milliken
Chicago
White Sox
Johnson
Walter
Jim Shaw
Sox
Sriaw
Shaw
Griffith
Jim
Harper Loses Tight Ten Inning Game
Harry Harper of Minneapolia pitched ten innings allowing six hits in a 1 to 0 defeat to Louieville. He received flawless defense. Middleton earned the win with four hits allowed and faultless backing from his teammates.
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Harry Harper
Minneapolia
Louieville
Middleton
N L Keeps 21 Player Rule With Few Federals Mentioned
New York July 12 A National League meeting called by President Tener unanimously adopted a 21 player limit per club allowing flexibility for injuries and suspensions. A suspended player counts toward the limit. a disabled list process and bulletins were outlined. Pirates sought Pitcher Sisler but action rests with the national commission. President Tener plans monthly conferences to discuss league affairs and Boston plans for late August inaugural game.
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New York
National League
Tener
National Commission
Larry McLean
New York Nationals
Lst
Pirates
Sisler
Dreyfuse
Pittsburgh
George Sisler
University of Michigan
Thej
St. Louis Americans
Gaffney
Boston
High Caliber of Masonic Game a Mighty Boost for Future
The Masonic charity game at American League Park on July 3 drew praise for high quality baseball by Templeites and Outlanders. Templeites led early and won 7 to a, praised as an unusually strong amateur contest that boosted social and financial aims for next year’s event.
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American League Park
Templeites
Outlanders
Albert G. McChesney
Mike Macdonald
O. W. Roakes
Thia
Charee
Pee Ae
Scouts Watch Pitcher Tomas and Four Majors
Terre Haute July 12 Arthur Nehf left handed pitcher for the Central League club who set a league record last Friday by striking out 16. watched by Ira Thomas and four other major league scouts. Nehf has 184 strikeouts in 20 games as the manager refuses offers. Also notes recent games and line scores from International, Texas, and South Atlantic leagues.
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Tomas
View Nehf
Terre Haute
Ind
Arthur Nehf
Ira Thomas
Philadelphia Americans
Terra Haute
Nehf
Dodgers Keep On At Cubs Expense Eight in a Row
Brooklyn defeats Chicago 3 to 2 extending to eight straight wins as Smith, Myers, and Lavender combine on the mound. Stengel and Smith drove runs for Brooklyn while O Mara and Bresnahan tallied for Chicago. Pierce started for Chicago before yielding to Lavender in the fifth as Smith fanned two in 1 1/2 innings.
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Smith
Wheat
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Myers
Murray
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Lavender
Stengel
Myer
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Archer
O'Mare
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O'Mara
Errome
Willians
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Qbleego
Prooklyn
Schulte
Daubert
Zimmerman
Cutshew
Nove
Vipires
Mesers
Kiem
Cockill
McLean Released by Media Club in Delaware League
Media Pennsylvania July 12 Larry McLean catcher for the New York Giants is released by manager William Cloud Alexander of the Media club in the Delaware County Baseball League. He failed to hit and to control base runners in four games, making only two hits.
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Media
Wiliam Cloud Alexander
Media Club
Delaware County Baseball League
Larry McLean
New York Giants
McLean
Pirates Sweep Phillies In Doubleheader Victory
Philadelphia today saw Pittsburgh triumph 2 1 in the opener and 4 0 in the nightcap as Hinchman and Cravath led a Liverpool lineup with multiple hits. Both games featured strong pitching and timely hitting on a hot July day.
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Pittsburgh
To & Hinchman
al Phila
Garey
Rao Colling
Johnston
Y Becker
Hinchman
Hinchman, Rf4 8 1 O Cravath, Rf . 8 1 8 ¢ Wagner, Ws
Niehof
Vitor
Whitted
Baird
olLaderua
Bohang
Kfilifer
McQuillan
Cooper
Burns
Mayer
Tineup
Paskert
tDugey
Welser
Cards Win Two Tight Games At Boston
In Boston on July 13 Louie led the Cardinals to two narrow wins over the Red Sox, 2 1 and 4 0 in eleven innings, with Moran, Bescher, Magee and Gowdy among the standouts. Boston pitchers struggled as St Louis farmed out 18 hits versus 7 for Boston, and Barker’s hits drove in key runs.
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Louie
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Oj Smith
Betzel
Mursayite
Snyder
ilGowd
Sailee
Obuwwiph
Torala
Rotrtit "Smith
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Moran
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Tauris
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Balle
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Hart
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Roche
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Errore
Huggins
Betsel
Hyers
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Stein-Bloch Smart Clothes
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Depro
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LitchenBulgel Co
Braves
Sulius A. West
7Th St
Huseman & Ford
Palm Beach
Horn
Tair
Army Gray Meyer
Seventeenth Street
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