Tilden Beats Parke In Straight Sets At Wimbledon
William Tilden of Philadelphia defeated British expert James Cecil Parke in straight sets 6-3, 6-2, 6-4 to advance. The match highlighted Tilden's superior all around game and Parke's aggressive baseline and net play. Parke’s mistakes aided Tilden as the American kept Parke off balance with precise serves and returns.
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Johnston
Parke
Wimbledon
William T Tilden
Philadelphia
J C Parke
William M Johnston
Baselin
Sng
Masterman
Oxford
Lassing
Parc
Cour
Pittsburgh
Wilams
Boston
Samuel Thi
Crass Ngland
Brish
Cip
James Cecil Parke Herber Reaper Barrett
Kingecote
Ani Theodore Micae Marog
Reb Kronescot
Arthur Lowe
Kags
Ray
Joe Trey
Wilatvs
Frencman Brugnon
Vy UN Taurentz Gartand Avilpay
Drew Bregland
Max Ldecugis Pester
Yale Harbors Quiet Prelim For Classic Regatta
In New Haven June 4 Yale and Harvard boats prepared for the upcoming regatta. An air of quietness prevailed with no varsity yell or betting, though two impromptu Yale wins occurred in afternoon races. Yale defeated Harvard in the combination eights near two lengths and won the gentlemen’s four by a similar margin.
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Mall
Thames
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Er”Morro
Harvard
Aio
Vargis
Fortune
Tamarra
Groton Bank
Peters
West Bank
Bartletts Cove
Navy Yard
Railroad Bridge
Bartetts Cave
The
Tames
Vanitie
Newport
Rjt
Stoop
Resolute
Shamrock TV
Vanilie
West Leads American League Race as Cleveland and Chicago Shine
The West dominates the American League with Cleveland and Chicago ahead of rivals. The White Sox show strong hitting and pitching depth, while Cleveland needs another ace to sustain its pace. The Yankees rely on improved pitching and heavy hitting as they chase a possible Series bid, with Boston slipping but still a threat in a long season.
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Chicago
Seaboard
J. W. Fitzgerald
Detroit
Ban Johnson
East
Sox
White Sox
Indians
Coveleskie Rugby
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Tribe
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Yanks
Huggins
Mava
Newark
New Yorkers
Boston
Red Sox
Washington
Yankees
Nationals
Johnson
Shaw
St Louisa
Stuth
Bowen and Ray Prepare for Ardmore Ten Round Bout
Bowen and Johnny Ray train for a ten round Ardmore contest next Tuesday night. Bowen works with Kid Sullivan. Ray with Tommy Lowe. Uraine versus Sailor Jack Smith in the semiwindup. Uraine seeks revenge after Smith edged him at a recent Ardmore show. Also scores from American, International, Southern, Virginia, and Texas leagues.
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Ardmore
Young Bowen
Johnny Ray
Kid Sullivan
Tommy Lowe
Hoth
Mike Uraine
Sailor Jack Smith
Sailor Smith
Uraine
American Associati
Indianapolis
Toledo
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St Paul
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
International Leag
Jersey City
Rochester
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Steading
Buffalo
Akron
Tallimore
Southern Associati Chattanooga
New Orleans
Nashville
Mobile
Little Rock
Atlanta
Birmingham
Memphis
Portsmouth
Petersburg
Richmond
Norfolk
Suffolk
Newport Newn
Wilson
Nordlinger Loses In Junior Tennis District at Columbia
Nordlinger of Western High falls in the junior singles after dropping the first set as Fred Haag advances. Western’s Helen Sinclair and Marion Hannah win in girls action while first round and preliminary rounds complete for juniors and boys with doubles to begin at 1 pm.
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Nordlinger
Western Star
Columbia Country Club
Walter Nordlinger
Western High Crack
Fred Haag
Haas
Helen Sinclair
Western
Elizabeth Faunce
Marion Hannah
Marion Lynch
Janiers
Ranville
Devereux
Horton
Berberich
Dunlap
Torke
Dunlan
Fan
Taylor
Huey
Hillman
Gora
W Worthinger
Fowler
McGuire
Baldwin
Rutley
Callan
Denson
Johnson
Smith
Campbell
Sheridan
Shah
Heaton
H Nordhinger
McNeill
Ridsdale
Shoemaker
Eastman
Cohen
Kean
Allan
FP Devereun
Hicks
Jones
Ming
Simmons
Phillips
Shuk
Thurtell
Stevens
Shelton
Lewis
PF Doyle
Kellerman
Nee
Bowen
Cohn
Gris
Anna Lynch
Mary Harrison
Alice Kolehor
Dobkins
Wade
H Nordlinger
King
J Taylor
Rixey
McCann Campbell
Sieckler
Hoffman and
Ahler
Kimmona Shelton
Brawner
A Kushner
Desoff
Tewis
Bryn
Looney Kellerman
Morria
Rusdale
Clayter Benton
Doyle and Jones, Devereux and
Stawane
Thertoll
Godman
Braves Helped By Erratic Play In Final Boston Streak Loss 7 4
Boston errors key a 7 4 loss as St Louis wins the final game of the series. McHenry Hornsby Fournier Scholtz Clemons Smith Powell Mann and Stock picked up the runs with multiple players contributing in a rough infield effort and late rallies.
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Ote
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Hoike
Zoxton
St Louis
McQuillan
Hayrs
Michel ball-Hy Schupp
Ry Schupp
Cemons
Mitcher —Goodwin
Loading Plicher
Mr Qullao
Baseball rule change clarifies fair or foul balls
Chicago June 24 A change in the baseball rules governing balls hit out of the playing field takes effect tomorrow. The new wording returns to the 1919 standard directing the umpire to judge a ball fair or foul based on where it disappears from view, applying to both major leagues.
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Giants Defeat Cubs 3 1 as Vaughn Loses Streak
New York Nationals win two of three from Chicago completing the series with a 3 to 1 victory. Vaughn allowed the decisive runs, and New York's offense backed him with key hits including two base hits by Sickling and Merkle. Bancroft and Burns contributed runs as the Giants broke Vaughn's eight game winning streak in a tight 22 inning span.
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Rath
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Tehar— Smith
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CUBS
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Hendryx
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Hollacher
Urns
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Kelly
Farrell
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