Japanese Davis Cup Stars Detained at Ellis Island Paroled
Two members of Japan's Davis Cup team Takea Karada and Masanosuke Milnda were detained on arrival from England. They were paroled after a Department of Labor order following a review by a special inquiry. A third member Okamoto was admitted. Passports were reportedly vised by the Japanese consul Paris, but not by the American consul.
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EW York
Takea Karada
Masanosuke Milnda
Ellism
Unon
Fingland
Ism
Nice
Department of Lal Tt Tg
Harada
Fukurta
Paris
Okamoto
Fukuda
Tokyo
United States
England
France
Henry W. Curran
Washington
Department of Labor
Board of Special
Pla
Montreal
English Goal for Walker Cup Seeks Stronger Team
The English Walker Cup squad will be hampered by missing top amateurs due to travel costs and service duties. Tolley leads the British charge noting his French Open win and strong putting while U S amateurs face a hopeful British defense in an anticipated final.
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England
Holdeétieas
Wethered
Harris
United States
Gyzil Tolley
Oxford
Hagen
John G. Anderson
Tolley
Atlantic
Black and White rally past Yellow Cabs in league game
Black and White drives defeat the Yellow Cab outfit 12 to 4 at American League Park. Daughton and Weinberg lead with key hits. Campbell and Daughton notch extra bases. Proceeds benefit the Taxi Drivers association.
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Yellow Cabmen
Aris
Wyson
Hall
Daughton
Ari Easy
Weinberg
Sullivan
Collier
Fight Field
Ysilon
Collier’s Siants
Truckiey Wad
Gewls
Campbell
Taxi Drivers Benefit Association
Murray
Skidmore
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Coltier
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Letina
Hendersin
Herbert
Buckler
Erroré Depro
Snyder Wresn
Wasecrinen
Daugiton
Yondersen
Weberg. Hall
Camipbell
Doughtan
Qtolen
Mar
Ractiffees
Wrinhttg
Pangaton
Cuhier
Wild Piteh—Furkley
Taweed Bafl- Sullivan
Birkiey
Spooner Leads Army Shooters in National Match Trials
Capt L S Spooner tops the opening rounds of the national match team trials at Fort Ni trate with 529 points from 600. Capt W A Hedden of Birmingham high schools is second with 528, tied by 3rd place Lieut R B Vermette of Fort Willers Maine. Teut S TR Hines of Fort Sneilttag is 4th and Lieut Edouardo Audino of Mayaguez Porto Rico is 5th with 518. Hines, a former American Olympic team member, fired two perfect shots in timed fire.
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Fort Nit
Ara
J. Spooner
University of Pennsylvania
United State
W. A. Hedden
Birmingham
Ala
Spooner
Tieut. R. BE. Vermette
Fort Willers Maine
Teut. S. TR. Hines
Fort Sneilttag
Minn
Lieut
Edouardo Audino
Mayaguez
Porto Rico
Jett. Hines
Cambridge Swems Easton Nine Defeats Waston Nine 13 to 6
Easton was overwhelmed by Cambridge in a baseball game scoring 13 to 6. Baker opened with Slaughter allowing four runs in the Heat, Catlin and Cha vonas were lifted early, Marvel struggled but later fought back. Horsey entered in the ninth, a disputed call led to a foul, and Cambridge held the lead throughout.
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Ith
Baker
Ncimas
Heth
BéRer
Jas
Warder
Ant
Aston
Cecelia Ahaa
Uae
Bat Biarvele
Cambridge
Brillhart Sent on Waiver to Richmond Club
Detroit July 30 Benson Brillhart National southpaw rookie hurler was tonight sent on waiver to the Richmond club of the Virginia State league He will depart for his new berth tomorrow morning The report includes roster notes and game details from the switch and surrounding box scores
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Detroit
Mich
Benson Brrilthart
Richmond
Marning
Dempsey's Training and Path to Reignites Ambition
In California Dempsey maintains conditioning with early-morning five-mile runs and daily gym work, aiming to stay near peak form for a future championship. He vows relentless training, stressing discipline and no dissipation, while noting difficulty in finding opponents and planning six weeks of camp with Jack Kearns before any bout.
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Bark Démpsey
California
Dempsey
Déimpséy
Jack Kearns
Tellhem
Jack Tempsty
School Directors Defeat Overseers in City Baseball
The School Directors yesterday defeated the Municipal Playground Overseers 15 to 5. Tenyson pitched for the municipal team and left the mound in the third inning. Early led the winners with a homer. Players Dezendorf, Smith, Rhee Harty, Hetten, Hauber, Whitney, Scott and I contributed. A future game with Baltimore Municipal Directors is planned for American League Park in September as part of a track and field event.
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Tenyson
Dezendorf
Smith
Rhee Harty
Hetten
Hauber
Whitney
Scott
Baltimore Municipal
American League Park
Football Outlook Bright at Swavely
Coach Guy Barry plans a veteran backfield for next fall with Hamp den, Donaldaon, and Will be back plus Kac Princeton Prep and Drape from the academy. Clark and Leinbach are capable guards but Leinbach moves to tackle and Leavitt, formerly of New York Prep, will fill his position.
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Guy Barry
Army
Navy
Hampden
Donaldaon
Kac Princeton Prep
Drape
Academy
Clark
Leinbach
Marty
Leavitt
New York Prep
Becker Wins One Mile Swim at Tidal Basin Club
William Becker led 22 starters to a 1 mile swim at the Tidal Basin club under Lynn Woodworth. Becker finished in 28 minutes 4 seconds, far from the world record of 23 minutes 34 seconds. Instructor Woolworth invites others to join the weekly 1 mile swim next Wednesday at p.m.
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William Beker
Feld
S A A Track Meet Entry Blanks Issued At Homewood
Entry blanks for the S A A track and field championships to be held at Homewood Field Jehne Hopkins University on Labor Day. This is the first year the S A A holds events for women. Blank forms available from C W Ashley chairman 7 East Mulberry Street Baltimore Md.
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Homewood Field
Jehne Hopkins University
Labor Day
C. W. Ashley
East Mulberry Street
Baltimore
Virginia Military Institute 1924 football schedule set
Maj B B Clarkson leads Virginia Military Institute plans for a tough 1924 slate with Georgia Tech Virginia and North Carolina among opponents. Cadets open September 20 at Wofford, then Emory and Henry visit, October 4 at Georgia Tech, Roanoke and Virginia play in Lexington, North Carolina State October 20, HampdenSydney November 1, Kentucky November 11, and Thanksgiving at Roanoke versus Kentucky.
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A. L P
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Virginia
University of North Carolina
Virginia Military Institute
Maj
B. B. Clarkson
Nisa Asiatants
W. C. Taffery
J. C. Leech
P. ST. Quinland
Anu
Tishmand
North Carolina State
Baels
Hampden-Kidnes
Tolina
Mo oL.elash
Lexington
University of Kentucky
Roanoke
WORP
Clarkson
Vo M. T
Marines
Ploaigke
Sta
Mors
Gene Fe
North Carolan
Alexandria Juniors Race for Lead in Afternoon Showdown
Alexandria Juniors host Vaduals 30 and SN Mats Juniors in a key afternoon game at a local venue. A win for the Samos strengthens a lead while Grave seeks to tighten the race in a three way contest with Comurrag's rivals and Tlaer Alu.
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Alexandria
Vaduals
SN Mats
Virginia Raywafers
Zere Tamercen
Veliek
Samos
Stars Not to Enter Cumberland Tennis
The Cumberland tennis tournament on August 6 7 and 5 will lack the usual Cumberland racket witers. Last year’s stars Clarence M. Charest Thomas J. Mangan J A Cox and A O White will skip Cumberland to compete at Mountain Lake Park tournament nine weeks later near Cumberland. The Eastern Shore tourney will end tennis activities in this section.
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Cumberland
Witiflers
Clarence M. Charest
Thomas J. Mangan
J. A. Cox
A. O. White
Mountain Lake Park
W. B. A. A race leaders clinch playoff spots in early series
Three teams Northern Spr. Southend and Aurora Mia geta have secured berths in the class title playoff as the W B A A series nears the halfway mark. Northern and Southend dominate senior section A with undefeated runs, while Aurora Sustained lost only one game. Meridlang leads midget section with ten wins, and Hanovers trail by one game. The Stanley Midgets and Corinthians share top in section Ro with ten wins and two defeats each. Chevy Chase Seniors press Linworths in section B as Linworths hold seven wins to Chevy Chase six. Two teams, Mohicans in midget section C and the ispiphanys in senior A, have automatically dropped from the series.
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Southend
Aurora Miageta
Northerns
Southends
Auroras
Meridlang
Uve
Hanovers
Stanley Midgets
Vrtue
Sunda
Corinthians
Chevy Chase
Linworths
Mohicans
Ispiphanys
Iriversideg
Vy Chase
Ara
Warwick
Morel
Liberty
Martin Rat Rat
Elviatt
Corfarhiqn
Hansen Staniey
Shaner
Tages
1908 Sports Roundup Highlights and Records
Twenty years ago in sports notes list include a ball game between Boston and Chicago, the Anier Nant tast, Blanagan setting an 18 pound hammer mark at 173 feet, finches hou Willen crowned trotting champion, and a fever attack on Cleveland’s Willen amid racing headlines.
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Boston
John FL Blanagan
New York Irish A. A
Hou Willen
Yare
Cleveland
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