Mary K Browne To Be Contender In Women's Play
New York July 2 Mary K Browne a leading American tennis figure returns to Seabright for the thirty first annual national tennis tournament at Seabright Club The event features prominent players from Canada Mexico Japan and Australia with doubles teams and a Davis Cup contingent set to participate The results of the doubles competition will influence doubles pairings and selections Opening exhibitions and matches are scheduled for tomorrow and Tuesday at Northern A C Riverside and Seabright clubs
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Baseball stars seek profit from sale price in fixed rule
The piece argues for a fixed percentage share of a player's sale price to be paid to the star by a central authority, citing Dudley Lee Johnny Jones and Scott as examples. It contrasts such claims with verbal promises that often fail and suggests that a law to govern purchase money would curb investor games and protect players while aiding the minor league system. It also notes broader debates about player rights and industry practices.
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Hennessey Emerges As Promising Western Tennis Hope
In the Western championship, John Hennessey of Indianapolis defeats Brian Norton and Gerald Patterson to reach the final, emerging as a strong Davis Cup prospect. The piece praises his all around game, steady serving, and fighting ability, noting his potential to join future Davis Cup consideration. It also highlights a young Kansas City prodigy, Junie Coen, praised as a future tennis star with a refined style and potential to lift the city’s standing in the sport.
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Batson Hurls No Hit Game for Mt Rainier
Irving Batson the strikeout king of Mt Rainier in the Washington Maryland league pitched a no hit, no run game against the Roamers to raise his season total to 87 strikeouts in six games. Wright collected three hits in four at bats as Mt Rainier powered to a sixth inning rally and Batson dominated thereafter.
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Judge Landis to Visit Eastern Shore Aug. 15
Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis head of organized baseball will make an official Eastern Shore league visit in Easton Md on August 15. He will be joined by J Vincent Jamison president of the Blue Ridge league J Harry Rew president of the Eastern Shore league and other league officials. A banquet will be hosted by Easton officials for Landis and the visiting dignitaries.
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Hilltops Stop Union Printers In Potomac League Tilt
Hilltops pitcher Elwood blanks Union Printers as Hilltops win 7 to 4 in seven innings. Printers tack on lone run after early comeback, with Hutchinson and Webb managing limited hits until Elwood’s strong seven inning effort.
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Fans Cheer Griffs on New Scoreboard at President Theater
At the President Theater a Maltese of fans watched a Washington Nationals exhibition on Prof Coleman’s scoreboard showing the Indians losing 44 to 3 in Cleveland. The device used hundreds of bulbs to display lifelike field action from batting to base running, with crowd reactions and calls for a tunnel hit echoing through the hall.
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SHAW JUNIORS WIN AS Dais Hurls N K Run
Dais pitched a strong game to lead the Shaw Juniors past the seniors in yesterday’s matchup. Mabie Hines and Parlon opened at La as the team secured the victory and momentum for upcoming contests.
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Nats Beat Indians Tigers and W Lose
Nats edge Indians 7 to 4 in a muddled afternoon game as Leibolas, Gosim, and Judge drive runs. Speakers and Burns contribute key hits while solid fielding backs the effort, though a late rally by the Tigers falls short.
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Kansas City Club Suspends F P Scott
Kansas City Club suspended F P Scott following a report to a Washington club association. The action appears connected to internal disciplinary procedures, with no further details on charges or dates provided.
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