Americans, French Hold Tennis Lead in Olympic Singles
Paris July 14 United States and France remained with full four entries in the Olympic tennis event after two days. Miss Lillian Scharman of Brookline fell to Senorita Alvarez 6 3 6 9, while Mrs Marion Jessup and Miss Eleanor Goss faced UK pair Kathleen McKane Iris Covell. Vincent Richards rested after reaching third round as Williams Mashburn Hunter won easily. Hunter meets J Washer tomorrow as Richards plays India’s contestant and Helen W American champion makes Paris debut with Mrs Sutterthwait. Williams faces Macenauer and Washburn meets Van Lennep.
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Seeded Players Win At Longwood Nets Boston
Longwood hosts the thirty second silver bowls tennis tournament with seeded players advancing. Wallace F Johnson of Philadelphia moves to the third round with ease while Howard Vondell of Brooklyn and Zenzo Shimizu of New York default. Hugh Keleher of New York remains set to play Arthur Ingraham Jr. Maassachusetts Junior Champton.
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Johnson and Quinn join order to curb cash customer in baseball
A league president Byron Bancroft Johnson joins an elite circle along with Bob Quinn to discipline the cash customer at ballparks. The column notes Johnson fined three players after a Detroit riot and hints at broader conflicts with umpires and team management as Washington seeks form and form. It also reports Chicago golf clubs forming a green fee alliance to broaden access to the sport and a Washington push for a similar model. Many entities named include Johnson Quinn Detroit Nationals Washington Nationals and Chicago clubs.
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American wrestlers annex trio of titles at Olympics
United States grapplers win three championships in featherweight lightweight and heavyweight events. Russell Vis of Los Angeles takes lightweight on points then by fall in 3 minutes 45 seconds. Robin Reed of Oregon State wins featherweight two bouts. Finland takes bantamweight with Pisiajamaki, Switzerland welterweight goes to Gehry. Col. Robert M. Thompson watches from sidelines.
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Nationals Game Notes Show Harris Watching From Stands
Manager Harris observed the Nationals from the stands amid a flurry of fielding and batting details. The report covers misplays by Gostin and Lutskergo, pitching updates on Mogridge and Zachary, and numerous on-field maneuvers including steals, bunts, and substitutions across innings.
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Stalling Prohibited In Southern League Adopted
New Orleans July 14. President John D. Martin announced that the Southern Association clubs unanimously adopted a new rule to end stalling for rain or darkness, a practice common in many baseball leagues.
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Carp Wins Decision In Bout At Kenilworth Card
Baltimore’s AitkY Carp won a 12 round decision over Charlie Ray of Philadelphia on the Kenilworth weekly fight card. The event featured little action with the standout moment in the opener Jack Turner versus Kid Shattuck. Local semifinalists Andy Hewen and Goldie Ahearn drew, while races at the day’s program listed multiple winners and folding odds.
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National Baseball Federation meeting lists first round dates
At Cleveland the National Baseball Federation met with delegates from Washington Pittsburgh Detroit South Bend Baltimore and Cleveland. Little business was done beyond updating rules for industrial and semipro divisions and setting first round dates including Washington versus Baltimore and Detroit versus Cleveland with single games and a potential series.
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Olympic Diners Bet Chances In Finals
Arne Borgo of Sweden and Charton of Australia led the 1500 meter freestyle preliminaries as Americans struggled in the pool. Ederle, Wainwright, and Morelius reached the 400 meter free finals, while divers Dex Jardins Thrash Pinkston advanced. France, Sweden, Hungary and others qualified for water polo rounds as U.S. hopes dimmed.
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