Tennis match to McLoughlin edges Clothier in banner rally
San Francisco player Maurice McLoughlin defeated Philadelphia’s William J Clothier in a Clasical Legamed Cricket singles match. The contest featured strong serves and net play as McLoughlin claimed victory by five games to three.
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Roar
Maurice B. Mclough- Mio
San Tianetsco
WiHam J. Clothier
Philadipnia
Teat Tehier
Fee
Bames
Youngater
Tad Tron
Mcarty to Meet Stewart in Garden Heavyweight Bout
New York July 3 Traving failed to feud Al Halzer the local heavyweight, but meet Luther McCarthy, Western wore dog itty McCarney of Phiha fauna signed to train his protege for a bout with Joy Stewart the BrookBer heavyweight at the Garden Sohooon August 5. Moraines disgusted by terms accepted four offers.
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New York
al Halzer
Luther Mccarthy
Itty McCarney
Phihafauna
Joy Stewert
Brookber
Garden Sohooon Munhe
Moraines
Tare Ad Boms
Billy Peon
Moc Arts
Fin Stewart
Theoate
Beavers with the Yankees and the Burgh Tale
A fragmentary note references Beavers, the Yankees, and West Pomn with mentions of football, baseball, and military history. It hints at a five month period connected to a figure in the borough, describing a large role and a desire for a position, but many words are garbled.
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Bo Poe
George W Rea
Sone
Rockaway and Y M C A In Tie
Rockaway and Y M C A battled to a 2 2 tie in the Capital City League yesterday in a pitchers date. Pee allowed eight hits for Rockaway while Lipp led Y M C A at the plate with key hits. Nairn Moore and Lipp provided the standout batting as the game ended after seven innings.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Rockaways
Cole
Rockaway
Nairn
Moore
Lipp
Abhuar
Abhoae
Meaney
Brelafoni
Dooley
O Brooks
Galt c
Hulush
Obunn
Swan
nlWnnon
Fleshman
Mall
Shannon
U Adamann
Naini
T H.burch
E Perkins
Liph Brelaford
Galt
Thle
Ryles
Try Vole
Donley
Perkina
Wilson
H. Burch
Hailish
Mr. Cottifewer
Nativity Defeats North Carolina In Sunday School League
Nativity beat North Carolina 6 to 3 in a high scoring game. Kelly pitched well for Nativity, earning his thirteenth straight win. H Smithson made a key unassisted double play to save the day. Luscombe and Dow contributed solid hitting as Nativity logged the victory.
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Nativity
North Carolina
Kelly
Harry Smithson
Naps
Luscombe
N.O
Dyer
Dean
Dow
Johnson
OlCrons
Istithonan
Buratus
Thompesn
Morrillat
Con
Edieherirrt
Oeowler
Dougherty
Fowler
Smitheon
Downs
Cross
North Faratlon
Bussina
Busslus
H. Smithson
Crosh
Cahill
Thompson
Lusecomin
Busalos
Merrillat
Ninth Street Defeats Methodists In East Washington League
Ninth Street won 4 to 1 against the Methodists in the East Washington Sunday School League with key batting by Brewer and base running from Crabbie. The box shows players and scoring details from both sides, noting pitchers Grayson and Bryant and umpires.
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Ninth Street
Methodists
East Washington
D Streets
Brewer
Jackson
Crabbie
Minti
Abhoa Efint
Epeeubler
Oltewis
Strothers
On.harris
Saohnon
Uf.millar
Watson
Bubler
M. Broome
C. Brooma
Brawer
Dodge
Brockers
J. Harris
G. Miller
Grayson
Bell
Bryant
Balk
T. Harris
Daxee—Ruhter
Crabble
Lewis
C. Broome
Miller
Mr. Jaeschke
Joe Patchen II Captures Chamber of Commerce Stakes at Detroit
Detroit July 23 R J Mackenzie of Winnipeg watched Joe Patchen II win the Chamber of Commerce stakes in the 2 13 pace ahead of Chimes Hal and others. Ruth McGregor won the 2 18 trot with Funny Crank breaking late. Baron A won the 2 16 pace with Beth Clark second as multiple heats decided the outcomes. Chatty Direct won the 2 10 trot in two heats. The program also featured a 10 000 trot stake tomorrow and notes record times set in the day’s events.
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Detroit
Mich
R. J. Mackenzie
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Horace
Joe Patchen II
Vernon McKinney
Chamber of Commerce
Chimes Hal
Fleming
Jeaders
Geers
Ruth McGregor
Funny Crank
Lund
Baron A
Beth Clark
Cox
Chatty Direct
Gordon Todd
Dewitt
Country Jay
Joe Patchen T
Mark Tod
Mike Agan
Cunningham
Wilhiem V
B .G
Roze
E Ganagan
B. x
Valentine
Tandywood
Benyon
Miss Archdale
Bik
Butt
Joe Yatchen
Joe Patchen
Flaming
Hal
Murphy
Grand Opera
Bnow
Wy-Drad
Denver Jay
B. g.Macey
Bat Henry W
B. G
Dean
Bae
Princess Paten
B. m
H. Gray
Faron A
B. i
Barom
Ari
Bik. m
Joe Patches 'A
iChatty
Cheeny
Elizabeth Ray
Baden
George Todd
Carrell
Ghank
A Mariguid
Suwanse
Mm. Daly
Transfer and Anderson Team Shake Up in Carolina League
In Charlotte on July 23 President Smith ordered the club to report in Rock Hill for a series against Winston Salem signaling a blow to Anderson’s pending season. Rock Hill ownership accepted overtures, and Anderson is set to finish the season there while leading the league amid waning Anderson attendance. Oscar Williams the Paducah Kid knocked out Harry Forbes in the second round. Forbes required an hour before medical care and was granted a rematch to finish.
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Charlotte
N. C
Carollina
Smith
Winston Salem
Rock Hi
Anderson
Harry Forbes
Paducah
Oscar Williams
Forbes
Wie
Berka Wins 2:30 Trot Straight Heats at Wilmington Meet
Washington entry Berka owned by J. Morris and driven by Corbin easily won the 2:30 trot in straight heats from eight starters at the Delaware Harness meeting in Wilmington. The program listed several horses with owners and drivers across a purse of 390 dollars for a 3:9 trot, and 800 dollars for a two in three event.
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Wilmington
Del
Washington
Delaware Horse Show Association
Berka
J. Morris
Corbin
Bingara
Waska
D. C
Pequita Heils
Vollmer
Dr. Fiord
B. H
Tyson
Lora Victor
Bertie Chimes
Skea
Leary
Westchester
Foot Prince
Pulaskince
E. Pitman
Trenton
N. J
Pitman
Garriron
Schaefer
BI William
Alwands
B. G
Brown
Neds Trat
Dock C
Dry Dock
D.C. Armstrong
Frances
Anné
Armstrong
Todd McGregor
Ch. G
Cachato
Ala
Attell Set for Ten-Round Bout With Shugrue in New York
Abe Attell, freed from a six month suspension, is matched to fight Young Shugrue in a ten round bout at a New York club in three weeks. He plans to depart San Francisco this week and has ended his manager Billy Nolan relationship after breaking with Murphy over weight issues in the planned August 3 bout.
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New York
Abe Attell
State Athletic Commission
Young Shugrue
Jersey City
Attell
San Francisco
Billy Nolan
Harlem Tommy Murphy
Nolan
Murphy
Kitty Hawk II Repeats Title In Detroit Hydro Race
Detroit July 2 Kitty Hawk II retained the 28-foot hydro plane crown by winning the Cadillaqua regatta over a half mile course around Belle Isle on the Detroit River. Baby Reliance failed in heat due to carburetor trouble and withdrew. Thelma IV offered little opposition as Neptune also found trouble and did not finish.
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Detroit
Mich
Kitty Hawk II
Baby Re- Hanee
Baby Reliance
Thelma
Belle Isle
Giants Look Like Convicts at Baseball Game
An English nobleman visiting Cincinnati at a New York Giants game compared the Giants’ uniforms to Dartmoor prisoners. He noted the material color short pants and ringed stockings resemble prison garb, except for the absence of the broad arrow stamp.
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Cincinnati
New York
Garry Herrmann
McGraw
Dartmoor
Winns at Westchester doubles tourney final
In New York on July 23 the annual Westchester Country Club round robin doubles event saw R D Wrenn and G T Wrenn defeat H H Hackett and I K Mahan in a three set match 4 3 4 6 3. darkness halted Leroy and Hall versus Watson and Leonard before the decider. Bransfield named Montreal manager replacing Billy Lush. former first baseman with Pirates and Phillies.
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Hackett and Mahan
Westchester
New York
Country Club of
R. D
G. T. Wrenn
H. H. Hackett
I. K. Mahan
Robert Leroy
W. M. Hall
C. F. Watson, Jr
C. R. Leonard
New mark for Lagoon course and race results
At Lagoon track Salt Lake City July 23 Wolferton lowered the one mile and two furlongs record to 1 42 5. Manasseh equaled that mark in the next race as five juveniles contested. The feature Derby trial saw strong entries from Henderson and Hogan in Guaranola and Cockspur with both disappointing. Readouts from the day include six races with detailed times and placements for each, including a new record time of 1:41 3-6 for the third race and Manasseh winning at 1:41 3-5 in the fourth.
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Washington Post
Salt Lake City
Utah
Wolferton
Lagoon
Manaseh
Welferton
Henderson
Hogan
Guaranola
Cockspur
Puburky
A. McGee
Kirschbaum
Buxton
Orba Smile
Gross
Emily
Hazel C
Marsach
Miss Korn
Suagreen
P. Girl
Clara W
Banthel
Drage
Panzarets
J. Henrs
Bells
Tima
Kenneth
John Hurle
Sandpiper
Manasseh
Carter
Yank
L. Rankin
Gratehen C
Tap- Mo
Arbutus
Kibaum
Cabin
Jackson Jonaton
Marigot
Hannis
Ciot Tucker
Royal River
Dotti
Racing Entries First Race Formaltien 2 Year Olds 6 Furlongs
Entries show six races with horses and weights for 2 year olds to older horses across six furlong and longer distances. Notable entries include Sun Guide 130 and Wool manon 108 in early events and Mamita 102 in the third race card.
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Formaltien
Silverina Wella
Wild Lasale
Woolmanon
Sun Guide
Seicle
Grace Me
Garden At
Romes
Lydim Lee
Lea May
John Marr
Watch Me
Kaufman
Haymarket
Calling
Mamita
Fawn
Dipper
Pony Girl
If Bi
Agathe
Bobby
Chilton Trance
Trishtown
Furlonge Vatzerola
Girl
Lady Orimar
Star Board
Fenault Hall
Otile
Joe Rose
Wirth Rice
Incision
Rinda
Jos
Susan
Carissima
Koron
Doll Boy
McAndrews
Manheimer
Forromr-olda
Upwar
Smile
Kitty
Doctor Young
Clinton Squew
Kid
Cessowary
Duke of
McFarland to Fight Murphy in 135-Pound Labor Day bout
Packey McFarland and Eddie Murphy have been matched for a ten round fight likely on Labor Day at Kenosha. The date is not fixed yet and authorities interference is not expected. Both fighters will weigh 135 pounds.
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Chicago
Packey McFarland
Eddie Murphy
Kenosha
Wells Back in October After British Champion’s Tour
New York reports Bombardier Wells, English heavyweight champion, is satisfied with the public verdict on his fighting ability. He will sail on the Mauretania on Wednesday and return late October to face a top heavyweight in New York, preferably Palzer, though his stamina denies no opponent. He defends his readiness to meet Jack Johnson or any other challenger once the public is convinced of his strength.
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New York
Bombardier Wells
England
Mauretania
Palger
Iowa
Wells
Palzer
Johnson
Wella
Jack Johnson
Olympic Team at Rheims Triumphs in France Meet
At Rheims July 2 several members of the American Olympic team competed with French athletes and earned victories. Leo Goehring Mohawk A. C. won the standing high jump at 5 feet 3 inches. David Caldwell of Massachusetts Agricultural College won the 8 meter run in 1 minute 8715 seconds. James Thorpe Carlisle Indian School won the 110 meter hurdle in 1145 seconds. Alvah T. Meyer Irish American A. C. won the 220 5 seconds flat. E R Erickson Mott Haven A C took the running high jump with 6 feet 1 2 inch.
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Rheims
France
Leo Goehring
Mohawk A. C
David Caldwell
Massachusets Agricultural College
James Thorpe
Carlisle Indian School
Alvah T. Meyer
A. C
E. R. Erickson
Mott Haven A.C
Johnson as ball player joins the American Giants
Chicago July 23 Jack Johnson heavy weight champion of the world shows interest in baseball. He applied for the first base position with Rube Foster's colored semiprofessional team and will be tested after reporting for morning practice to develop his hitting power. Johnson says he played at bat years ago and can make a return.
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Chicago
Jack Johnson
Johnson
American Giants
Rube
Western tennis tourney at Orientala Chicago matches
First round and many second round matches completed in the Western tennis tourney at Orientala Chicago. Waidner Haven Byford survive first rounds while Ludke loses to Church. Hayes defeats Smith. Braly Bundy win. Thornton and Inman advance. Cushman upsets Potter. Doubles Johnson and Blair win. Local leagues listed after sports results.
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Lake Forest
Orientala
Chicago
Waidner
Haven
Byford
Albrecht Ludke
George M. Church
Princeton
Ludke
Walter Hayes
C. ¥. Smith
Atlanta
Hayes
Smith
Hoh. Braly
Los Angeles
Holand Hoerr
Bt. Laws
T. C. Bundy
California
Jonn C. Meeley, Jr
W. H. Mace
N. J
A. H. Scribner
Omaha
D. F. Wiley
A. C. Potter
Cushman
Mat Thornton
Atlante
al Lindauer
Ben Cornelius
Memphis
F.C. Inman
New York
Johnson and Blair
Cornelius
Middle[ton
Tenn
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al Palzer
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Hy Hogan
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Knapp
Megley
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Pinherty
Whlmayer
Feulconer
Langan
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Offa Knapp
Humphries
seatansams-Miller, Curtin
Wood
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Miller, Gallagher
Bagheire Falconer
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Yarus
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Aloysius
King
Brady
LeMer
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O'Reilly
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Laffer
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Renblngton
Oaicker
Ol Degaon
Dole i Brady
P. Olfitnes
Kelley
Babbington J. O'Reilly
Efrort
Brady Kelley
Moran
Walker
Ghipsey
Bebbington
Fischer
Runcher
Nat
Neal
Ricker
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Hines
O’reiler
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Chicago National League Baseball Club
Gaffney
Vernon
Strom
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Southern
Standard
Risdon
Shigrue
Bralove
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P. Hurney
Bolen
Claning
Riddle
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Galleher
Frood
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Standarf
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Jole Beek
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Ello
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Kitty" Bransfield
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Snyder
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Pilfum Athletic Association
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