Gains Tennis Cup Showdown Tapestry of Davis Cup History
The article reviews McLoughlin and Parke in England with the Davis Cup, noting McLoughlin’s renewed form and a tame exhibition with Williams. It recounts the Davis Cup origins in 1900, its silver bowl trophy, and the alternating dominance among United States, England, and Australia, with England leading in total victories.
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McLoughlin
A. F. Wilding
Parke
Williams
Dwight F. Davia
United States
Australia
Doherty Brothers
Brookes
Wilding
Dixon
Beamish
British Isles
Australasia
Grand Circuit meets in Grand Rapids breaks two records
Grand Rapids hosts the third annual Grand Circuit race meeting with a crowd under ideal weather. Uhian driven by Doc Tanner sets Michigan mile records in 1:59, while Longworth B wins the Gift Line stake in a 2:05 pace. Walter Cochato and driver Lege suspended twelve days. Creosote and Grand Marshal post new 2:08 trot marks, with several 2:10s noted.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Uhian
Frainer Doc Tanner
Michigan
Billings
Comstock
Dudle Archdale
Hamburg Belle
Detroit
Ublan
Longworth B
Walter Cochato
Lege
Creosote
Murphy
B. G
Aigegen
Flower Direct
Knight Onwardo
Ray
Walter Cochate
Bik
Legg
Hollyrood Kate
Joe Dodge
McDonald Oe Holywood
Attertack
Lady Elmhurst
F. Benyon
Cagantle
Br. c
Geers
Sweet Spirit
B. F
Murpi Blackbuth Watts
Markham
Hass H. Ke
Snow
Bud Creosote
Todd
McCloskey
MicDonald Bensens
B. Gs
Major Russell
J. Benson
Bienna
Br. m
Gerrity
Grace Flagler
Hodney
Honors at Polo as Cooperstown Defeats Rockaway in Race
In heavy rain at Narragansett R. I. on July 28 Cooperstown won the senior pony polo championship over Rockaway 612 to 514. Joshua Crane’s horse slipped injuring the animal while the featured plays were by F B von Blade for Cooperstown and Rene Lamontagne for Rockaway. The match marks the eighteenth renewal of the United States oldest polo competition for the W. W. Astor gold cup, awarded to the Tuxedo Club in 1888.
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Narragansett
Cooperstown
Rockaway
United States
Joshua Crane
von Blade
Cooperse Town
Rene Lamontagne
W. W. Astor
Tuxedo Club
Interior Wins By Forfeit In Departmental Playoff
Interior leads 7 3 after early scoring, but the match ends in a forfeit following a dispute over whether a batted ball was fair. Umpire Hughes orders Murphy off the field, triggering the forfeiture. The Aggies staged a late rally before the incident. Flannery and Weisenberger are slated to start the next game tomorrow for Interior and the Farmers respectively.
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Hughes
Murphy
Aggies
Land Office
Pollock
Fisher
Warthern
Cantwell
Interiors
Babbington
Downey
Flannery
Weisenberger
Et Jas
Abhoae
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Dampler
Kerr
Dlouliian
Ward
Tang
Carroll
Robinson
Bailey
Follock
Pabbinaton
Osher
Birad Downey
Warthen
Midemess
Sac- Pifce
Shalin
Tangil
Foollock
Dampier
Callinen
Patrock
Taylor
Bidsness
Mr. Hughes
Printers Beat Northern In Central League Clash 11 to 3
Printers defeated Northern 11 to 3 in the Central League as Printers bunched hits amid Northern errors. Stringer pitched as Northern errors aided the punch, with Goucher and Suess homering and multiple players contributing in the field and at plate.
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B.nairn
Ilwarren Ako
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Diisavor
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Callahan
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Ellett
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Dougherty
Wood
New York
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Niagara Falls
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F.C. Ree
Watking
Ninth and Presbyterian in Sunday league clash ends 9 to 3
Ninth Street Christians overpower First Presbyterian 9 to 3 as Kelley pitches well and Dodge shines for the Presbyterians. Also reports St Paul beats Immanuel 3 to 6 in the Northwest Sunday School League. Fairmont’s 2 to 2 draw with Pension Bureau ends in a seven inning tie.
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Dodge
Presbyterians
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Yterians
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Walter
Moreland
d.Blaherty
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Davis
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Pittsburgh Buys Pappa from Spokane in $3,000 Deal
Jules Pappa, a hard hitting right fielder for Spokane Northwestern Club, is sold to the Pittsburgh Nationals for 3,000. This is his first year as a professional. He will finish the season with Spokane. Amateur games listed follow with municipal league matchups and departmental contests.
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Mohawks Rally Past Shamrocks in Eastern League Clash
Mohawks overcome Shamrocks 9 to 6 as Mohawks score four in seventh inning led by Sewell and Raba. Pitchers Burgess Higgs Kagie hold Shamrocks to six runs. Roche Mohawks win in 1 hour 36 minutes.
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Coast Racketers Start Fast in Western Championship
California’s John Strachan and Clarence Griffin burst onto grass at Onwentsia, reaching two rounds each with little resistance. Strachan beat Jerry Webber 6-2 6-3 and Griffin swept D F Wiley 6-2 6-0 before 6-1 6-1 decisions over Knight and MacNeal. Local favorite Walter Hayes opened with 6-2 6-0 win over William Hoppe.
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Clarence Griffin
Onwentsia
Jerry Webber
Wanderers’ Club
Strachan
Webber
Sove
Griffin
D. F. Wiley
Evanston
W. A. Knight
Minneapolis
Kent MacNeal
Berwin
San Franciscan
Walter Hayes
William J. Hoppe
Baker Seeks Title Bout at Ardmore Maryland Card
Officials plan a boxing tournament in Ardmore Maryland next Thursday night. Harry Baker of Wilmington Delaware, holder of the Pennsylvania welterweight title, asks to meet the winner of the Adamson Munger main bout. Adamson and Munger are in prime shape after hard training. Shawkey Gerdner faces Young Williams in the semifinal and Young Thomas is another preliminary contender, all ready for the test.
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Harry Baker
Wilmington
Del
Pennsylvania
Adamson-Munger
Adamson
Munger
Shawkey Gerdner
Williama
Thomas
Cartmell to Meet Donaldson in 440 Yard Title Duel
Raleigh July 2 Nat J Cartmell UNC athletics director and 22 yard champion and Jack Donaldson famed world sprint champion signed Articles for a 440 yard race with the winner earning the world sprint title The event is slated for August 16 in England and August 15 is the date for the sprint duel state and national athletics circles hail this marquee match with global significance.
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Donaldson
Raleigh
N. C
Nat J. Cartmell
University of North Carolina
Jack Donaldson
Two Continents
England
Beaucoup and Any Time Triumph at Suffolk Selling Meet
Belmont Park July racing card features Beaucoup beating Raybourn in a mile handicap, Any Time winning the Suffolk Selling stakes in a stretch duel with Wooden Shoes, and multiple race results from the Metropolitian Jockey Club meeting.
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Metropolitan Jockey Club
Beaucoup
Raybourn
Rayport
Reybourn
Bayport
Suffolk
Lace
Butwell
Elia Bryson
Nicklaus
Fred Mulholland
Water Welles
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the Spirit
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Hamilton Race Card Results First Race Editions
Race card summary from Hamilton show results across seven races. Czar Michael led maiden 2-year-olds in 1:01 1-5. Marie T won the second. Molsant captured third in the Hach purse. Barnegast won the fourth with Hamilton runner second. Razz led the two-year-olds in the fifth. Sir Tise won the Kenilworth handicap. Ondramina took turf feature with Trapavelum second.
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Steele
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Vanduuen
Mockery
Buxton
Zodiac
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Buxa Around
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Snyder
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Racing entries at Hamilton track across six races
The daily card lists six races with numerous entries. First race maiden six furlongs features Pitzer and Lord Lachre among others. second race for Canadian foaled two-year-olds over five furlongs includes Lady Isle and Amphion. third race purse one thousand five hundred nursery stakes six furlongs with Willie Waddell and Black Toney. fourth race six furlongs for older maidens includes Napier and Edda. fifth race six furlongs selling features Spring Mid and York Led. sixth race six furlongs selling for three-year-olds and up includes Spring Mid and Royal Mens nearby.
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Puras
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Pitzer
Lord Lachre
Santander
Belray
Trovato
Ben
Ben Lodi
Giasa
Willie Waddell
Black Toney
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Miles
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Patton
Iid
Coy
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Ravenel
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Fiel
Muff
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York Led
Royal Mensneae
Joe Knight
Early Light
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Hassan
Marenite
Uchsla
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Garrard
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