Touchard and Washburn Clinch Eastern Tennis Doubles Title
G F P Touchard and W W M Washburn of New York won the Eastern championship doubles, defeating N W Niles and A S Dabney of Boston 6-2 7-5 4-14 12-14 in a tense final. William Johnston, Pacific Coast champion, beat G P Gardner Jr of Boston 6-2 6-4 6-4 in the Longwood singles. Touchard starred for the winners with net play and finishing shots. Johnston showed speed and sharp placement in the singles final.
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Smashing Service Blamed For Davis Cup Victory
An anonymous letter in the Standard argues English players were stronger overall but Americans won the trophy due to McLoughlin mastering a powerful smash service. The letter suggests the trick is legitimate yet harmful to tennis and calls for banning the smash serve to preserve the sport.
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Capablanca Wins Chess Masters Title With Defeat Of Kupchik
Jose R. Capablanca of Havana secured thirteenth win and undefeated record to clinch the chess masters tournament in New York. He finished ahead of Kupchik after 80 moves in a game adjourned Thursday, with Kupchik in second and Black third in current standings as Capablanca prepares to Cuba then St Petersburg.
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Neely Outplayed by Shelton in Western Tennis
John Neely of the Wanderers Club, a Western tennis favorite, loses to Robert Shelton of Texas. Neely wins the first set 6 4 but faults in the third as Shelton takes the match 6 2. In Los Angeles notes, articles signaled a twenty round catch weight bout set for September 9 at Vernon arena between Ad Wolgast and Johnny Dundee.
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Grand Circuit Trotting Races Highlight Unclet Biff and Mundy C Showdowns
Grand Rapids July 9 state the Grand Circuit races produced fast times with no records. Uncle Biff won the 2:20 trot for the Grand Rapids Railway purse in straight heats, beating Elaine Belle with all three heats under 2:10 and a best 2:07. Mundy C. edged Dublin Lady and Bingarton in a tight 3:24 trot, after a mid-race shift, with Murphy ultimately steering Mundy C. to victory after two heats.
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Chaney Wins On Foul After Cobb Disqualification
Special to The Washington Post Baltimore July fight between Ty Cobb of Philadelphia and George Chaney Southern featherweight champion ended in Cobb's disqualification in the fifth round after repeated fouling. Chaney pressed the pace with steady blows to the body as Cobb repeatedly head butted and fouled. Referee Jefferies ruled Cobb foul tactics excessive and awarded the bout to Chaney.
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Interior Nine Wins Title in Departmental League
Interior defeats Agriculture 5 to 2 to clinch the Departmental League crown in a two straight wins in the three game series. Gray pitched well for Interior with seven strikeouts, while Weisenberger struggled early for the Aggies as Owens closed out the win. The game, played on the White Lot ellipse, featured a slow, wet field and notable plays including Robinson's standout catch and Tansil being hit by a pitch.
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Baptist Winner in First Series Championship
Baptist defeats Catholic 4 to 1 to win the Bret series in Brookland Church League at Seventh and Monroe streets. Primm pitched well for Baptist with one hit and nine strikeouts. Sullivan scored the lone Catholic run after a single steal of second and third followed by a passed ball.
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Langford Seeks Flynn Bout En Route to Boston
Sam Langford, African American heavyweight boxer, touring from Australia via Chicago on the way from San Francisco to Boston, says he plans to stay in the East for several months and aims to secure a match with Porky Flynn. He intends to return to the Pacific coast in the fall for additional fights.
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Army Team Wins In Polo Tourney
Narragansett Pier R I July 29 Unable to overcome the handicap of nine goals awarded the army team the Great Neck Freebooters were defeated today in the Point Judith polo tournament for the army and navy caps 124 to 1p. Lieut W L Moore Jr starred for the army while Boyer and Burke of the Freebooters had brilliant passes and shots. Two other games were played with Coopers town Leopards walking over Point Judith Perroquet 12 to 4 Set. The Point Judith Sandpipers beat Meadow brook Canaries 61 4 to 6 in a close contest. Finals tomorrow between Meadowbrook and Cooperstown. Crescent A C defeated Cleveland A C 3 to 1 Youna pitched and Quigley ran bases for the Crescent title. George Laux seeks games with disputants at 147 Pennsylvania Ave SE. Post’s Midgets defeated Star A 1 to 0 as Pattis triple plated the lone run with Howard on second.
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Southern Maid First in Nursery Plate Race at Hamilton
Southern Maid led from the start carrying 118 pounds and won the nursery plate by four lengths in 1:12 1-5 over Black Tousy with a stout finish. Slipper Day, Wanda Pitner, Muff, and Dr. Waldo also stood out in a Hamilton Jockey Club second meet card featuring six furlongs and turf races.
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Belmont Park Racing Entries Read Like A Full Card
Morning Telegraph lists Belmont Park entries for races from 1 to 7 with weights and names including Humiliation Pharaoh Bounding Lass Jon Dethel Margaret Meise Pan American Little Hugh Captain McDonald Mordecai Towton Field Mediator Donerail Bandit and more. Weather shows clear track fast and the note SHOULD RUN WELL TODAY with a long roster of horses and owners in the day’s racing card.
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Yenghee
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Harlem Regatta Plans Twenty Events For Championships
Harlem Regatta Association lists a twenty event program for the September 1 championships on the Harlem River. Entries are assured from Boston Philadelphia Washington and Springfield. Winners receive silver cups for each crew and a large club cup, with accommodations at New York University fraternity house. Bob Deady, a noted boxing manager, intends to quit the ring and will run a Philadelphia theater.
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