Winter Captain Leads Tennis Victory at Middle Atlantic Meet
Mrs. Alpheus Winter, advancing at tennis, defeated Miss in straight sets 6 3 to win the women’s consolation singles amid a strong show at the Middle Atlantic journey. The match showcased Winter’s accuracy and court coverage, earning the finals triumph over a veteran opponent.
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Alpheus Winter
Miss. Swell
Gibbons to Fight Murray in New York Bout
Chicago reports Mike Gibbons of St Paul set to meet Hilly Murray of San Francisco in New York on June 18. Murray scored a newspaper decision over Al McCloy, who stopped George Chip in a Pittsburgh middleweight title claim.
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Chicago
Mike Gibbons
St. Paul
Hilly Murray
San Francisco
New York
Murray
al McCloy
Brooklyn
George Chip
Pittsburgh
Clearance Sale of Used Motor Cars Adverts
1913 six cylinder OLDS MOBILE electrically lighted started just overhauled painted tires good one extra on rim electric horn slip covers Price 1200 1911 six fifty four Pierce Arrow out of paint shop recently overhauled good tires combination oil and electric side and tail lights upholstery practically new on account of removing slip covers Top excellent extra aluminum tire carrier dust and water proof four inner tubes clock and speedometer Motor running smoothly To quick purchaser 1500 1912 six forty eight LOCOMOBILE overhauled and repainted mechanically same guarantee as new full equipment 2250 1911 four cylinder LOCOMOBILE 32 horse power five passenger overhauled repainted mechanically guaranteed same as new and with full equipment Price 1250 Other cars from 350 up
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Oldsmobile
ARROW
Williams Wins Bantam Title In Third Round Stoppage
Johnny Coulon bantamweight champion loses title to Baltimore fighter Kid Williams in Vernon California after Williams lands a straight punch to the chin in the third round of a 20 round bout. Williams dominates from the opening bell and Coulon shows little offense before the curtain fall as ref Eyton signals Williams as the new champion amid cheers. Coulon earns about 3,000 for eight minutes of action, plus gate and prize shares totaling around $5,600 plus a percentage of the gate and $1,000 from Williams, with Williams also netting 2,300 from the purse split.
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Vernon
Cal
Johnny Coulon
Kid" Willams
Baltimore
Willams
Conlon
Williams
Coulon
Willlams
Eyton
Coulen
Kcarcey
Wan
Sherwood Beats Waverley In Rough Baseball Tilt
Sherwood wins 9 to 0 over Waverley as McCarthy, Olivers, and Touhy star on offense. Notable plays include two triple hits by Hook and tight pitching by Stanton and O Neill. Errors by Waverley help Sherwood edge ahead. numerous base on balls and struck out counts cited with umpires and game time noted.
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Holy Name
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Umpleo
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Sherwood
McCarthy
Hanby
Olivers
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Hard
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Hune
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Hells
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Om O'Neill
Stanton
O'Neill
Fitzgerald
J. Toubs
Dagran
Keh
Noone
Oliver
Capt
Jenikina
Tima
Veteran Jockeys Dominate Marlboro Race Course Card
Veteran riders shaped Marlboro's card as Old Man Dreyer opened and swept three straight wins. Jackson with Top Rock won the fourth, Chief Johnson rode Ada in the fifth, and Cherokee Ta dian Johnson boasts near four decades in Western tracks. Other races listed longtime names and odds with Futurity era purses.
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Marlboro
Dreyer
Jackson
Top Rock
Johnson
Ada
Oklahoma
Chilton Queen Flint
Jockeys Triumph In Day Of Long Racing Card
Jockey Pickens won the sixth aboard Aviatress while veteran Cecil Knight rode Chilton Queen to victory in the seventh. Multiple races feature two-year-olds to older sprinters with odds, times, and a mix of short fields. Belmont Park hosted a long card with heavy betting and a crowded field of thoroughbreds and steeplechasers.
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Cecil Knight
Chilton Queen
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Orier
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Aggies Postoffice Farm Game Report Summary
In a rugged agricultural-post office clash, players from Aggies and nearby teams delivered a batting showcase. Schrider, Hartley, and Anderson led offense with multiple hits. cautious pitching limited scoring and sealed a tight, three-hour contest final. Umpire Mr. Hughes oversaw the lengthy game.
Paints and Horses Muse Morning Telegraph Entries
Morning Telegraph lists numerous racing entries and horse names such as Smiley, Bob Riley, Monty Fox, Bilan Grump, Little Ep, Skeets, Racing Belle, Frog, Regrom Montreal, Puritan Lass, Semiquaver, Belmont Park, Penobscot, Flying Feet, Lady Jane Grey, Rifle Brigade, Climber, and many others. The long catalog reflects a busy draw and lineup for upcoming events across multiple venues with numerous horse and person names interwoven.
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Louisiana House Defeats Reinhart Horse Racing Bill
Baton Rouge notes a dramatic turnout as the Louisiana house defeats the Reinhart bill by a 5 to 50 vote to indefinitely postpone, effectively killing the measure for pari mutuel betting and a state racing commission.
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Louisiana House of Representatives
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Varied sports to mark District of Columbia Fourth of July
Championships across all sports will be held on Independence Day under a citizens committee. Entry blanks are at Spaldings for daytime events on Monument grounds and an amateur horse show and race meet in the Sixteenth Street reservoir area. M C G Hagen chairs the events with riders from nearby states invited. The winner will be named champion runner and trainer of the District of Columbia, a title not previously established. Oliver P Newman chairs the Fourth of July committee with headquarters at room 3 District building for entries and fund subscriptions.
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Tere
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Istrict
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Ritchie to Fight Welsh for World Lightweight Title in London
Willie Ritchie of California signed for a two round title bout with Freddie Welsh in London on July 4. Referee Eugene Carr of London selected. Ritchie to sail soon after arrangements and forfeit money posted by both camps. Schuylkill Regatta set for August 7 by Philadelphia oarsmen. U S and France to contest the British International motorboat trophy. Hoppe, temperate champion, abstains from alcohol and tobacco.
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California
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London
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Jury to Decide Olympic Protests Five Member Panel
Lyons France June rules change relocates protest decisions to an international five member jury. Referee not abolished. infield presence required. Also appoints top world authorities as judges, including Richard Coombes for walking. Edstrom leaves due to family illness. Szilard Stankovila to act as president. New York reports a second Anglo American penicillin clash set for June 16 with possible June 20 tiebreaker. Capt Cheape recovers and aims to practice by Thursday.
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International Amateur Athletic Federation
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Paris
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Australis
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Sweden
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Johnston Retains Coast Title Despite Fortunes of 17-Year-Old
William M Johnston, coast and New York State champion, retained the San Francisco event but was pushed hard by Roland Roberts, a 17-year-old California prodigy. Roberts won a set 6-4 and forced a deciding tie with strong play, taking 19 games to Johnston’s 23 in a dramatic final.
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KEEP BROWN AS MANAGER St Louis June
Rumors Brown would be deposed as manager of the St Louis Federals ended with a statement from President Steininger and Director Otto F Stifel. Stifel said Brown would be retained and that owners were satisfied with the team’s league position. Steininger said no bid to sign Armando Mersana would be made until Cuba frees him. Mariana, suspended by Merzog, announced he would sign with the Federals after a ten day notice to Cincinnati owners expired.
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Johnson Conviction Upheld by Appeals Court Reverses Paragraphs
Chicago June 9 The United States circuit court of appeals affirmed a prior ruling reversing parts of a lower court decision that convicted Jack Johnson a Black prizefighter of violating the Mann Act. The court ordered Johnson resentenced after a $1 fine and a year and a day in prison. He fled to France. The district attorney urged sustaining the lower court in all respects.
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United States Circuit Court of Appeals
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