Grand Prix auto race opens near Paris with 33 entrants
The Sarthe circuit grand prix begins tomorrow as crowds crowd roads from Paris with motor parties and carriages. Ten thousand troops will patrol the course while Eliott Sheppard and Heath join two American drives. Moveable rims and tires intrigue racers as drivers and mechanics must refit their own tires.
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Monumental League Rout Defeats Navy Yard Stars on Strong Pitching
The FR CL A. C. easily beat the Navy Yard Stars as Gordon pitched masterfully. Line details list scorers Rogers, Loefer, and Gallaber among others with bases on balls and stolen bases noted, while fielding miscues are listed for both teams.
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Kittredge to Attempt Catch From Washington Monument
In a recap of last night’s aerial stunt attempts at the Washington Monument, Malachi Kittredge and Tom Hughes will attempt a catch from atop the structure today. Kittredge will use his new scoop mitt while Tom officiates in the air. Previous trials by Clark Griffith with Pop Schives, Jim McGuire, and Paul Hyney failed to catch the pellet.
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Washington Monument
Malachi Kittredge
The
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Tom Hughes
Tom
Kit
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Clark Griffith
Jim McGuire
Grit
Paul Hyney
Marquette League Tilt Sees St Vincent Dominate In 7 1 Victory
St Vincent defeats leaders 7 to 1 as Bartlett fans 15 batters on three hits. Marceroni belts a long third inning triple, Tremney makes a running catch in left, and Turner and Carrick each collect two safe hits for the winners. Final line shows St Vincents 7 St Patricks 1 with earned runs 4-0.
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Marceroni
Schneider
Johnson
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Carrick
Sy Vine'ts
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Donald
High Prices for Haggin Yearlings at Sheepshead Bay
Forty seven head of Rancho del Paso yearlings sold at Sheepshead Bay for a total of 69 dollars. Newton Bennington bought several, including a chestnut colt by Water Cress Rosette for 15000 and another by Water Cress Theatre for 14000. Holy Name team of Southeast Washington will replace St Martins at St Peters clash on McDevett Field tonight at 6 30. The new lineups are uncertain but the squad aims to challenge the leaders.
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Water Cress Teatre
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St. Peter's Club
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Cumberland routs Butler as Reeder stars on mound
Cumberland defeated Butler 10 to 0 at Butley Park with Reeder allowing only two hits. Cumberland rapped 18 hits while Wasbinder Jurgi and Dally stood for Butler in the battery. Other scores from Uniontown and Braddock were noted but details are incomplete.
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Wasbinder
Jurgi
Dally
Uniontown
Braddock
Nationalists Lose in Slugfest Below Five Runs
In a rough ballgame at New York, the Nationals fell to the A's 2 to 0 as Jack Chesbro silenced Falkenberg's attack. Chesbro twirled six strikeouts, while Delehanty and Williams delivered key defensive plays, but New York failed to mount a rally against the visitors.
Reulbach Holds Cardinals to One Hit in Chicago Win
In Chicago on June 25 Reulbach shut out St Louis with a lone third inning single after a walk and sacrifice. He also doubled scoring Zivers who led off with a double. The line score shows Chicago 4 St Louis 0. Pirates beat Reds as Willis shuts them in ninth. later New York overwhelms Philadelphia 12 to 2.
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Philadelphia Defeats Boston on Lord and Murphy Runs
Lord hit a triple and Murphy added a single for Philadelphia, the lone run in a 1 0 victory. Waddell and Dineen pitched well, with strong support from teammates in a 1 hour 45 minute game at Philadelphia.
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National League and Minor League baseball results summary
A raw score memo lists several games with scores for National and Minor Leagues. Notable results include New York 2 Washington 0, Philadelphia 14 Boston 0, Cleveland 3 Detroit 1, St Louis 6 Chicago 4, plus Eastern League Providence 8 Newark 6 and Jersey City 6 Baltimore 5. Roanoke defeats Norfolk in a ragged game, with pitchers Brooks and Stott delivering for the Roanoke side.
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Chevy Chase Defends Middle Atlantic Trophy in Five Match Victory
Capt McCammon and four Chevy Chase golfers defeated Baltimore Country Club four games to one to retain the Middle Atlantic Golf Association Trophy. Dalzell vs Bankard was the lone win for Baltimore. others included strong showings by Reyburn Cochran McCammon and Mallory as the Chevy team dominated greens and fairways. The trophy remains with Chevy Chase as Wilmington Country Club now holds a pending challenge.
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Atlantics beat Arlingtons in Capital City League clash at Thirteenth and D
Inability to hit Fulcher’s curves hampered Aloysius as Columbia Athletic Club won 7 to 5. Bernie Gallagher pitched well for the winners, with Aloysius misplaying early. timely hitting by the Atlantics secured the lead and the victory.
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Wilcoa
Veteran tennis player Cake defeats Reid with court craft
In a long rally heavy match Cake uses accuracy and depth to keep Reid at bay. Cake rarely comes to the net, sticking to base play with short underhand chops that force Relfi to chase long shots. The third set ends at 2 all, revealing Cake’s veteran steadiness and enduring place among city tennis players.
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Miss Homans Defeated in National Lawn Tennis Final
At Philadelphia Cricket Club on June 23, Miss Helen Homans and Miss Clover Boldt of New York fell to Mrs. I S Coe and Mrs. D F Platt of Englewood in the women’s doubles final 6-4, 6-4. In mixed doubles, Miss Sarah Coffin of Staten Island and E B Dewhurst of the University of Pennsylvania won the title over Miss Margaret Johnson and W T Johnson of Staten Island 6-3 7-5.
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Wright and Day Win in Doubles Semi finals
Two tight semi final doubles matches at the MC A tournament on the Thirteenth Street and Columbia Road courts produced Wright and Day as a victors in the first match 6 2 2 6 2 while Heylman and Van Hoesen won the other 6 3 4 6 2 Clardy and Lundy defeated Walker and Wiley 6 3 4 6 6 2 to earn a place in the final The final is set for this evening at 3 30 with the consolation round closing the day.
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Navy Tops Post Office In Little League Clash
A low scoring near classic as Navy defeated Post Office in a tight game. Curnane pitched strong with thirteen strikeouts while Clark made a key defensive stop on Ray's drive. Notable plays included a Curnane to Clements to Bills double play and Orrison handling an unassisted gem.
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Americans at Wimbledon Open Championship
June 25 at Wimbledon the lawn tennis championships opened with nearly sixty eight entrants. Americans Raymond Little and Kreigh Collins represent the United States. Little won his first round in three straight sets over A B Sawyer. Colling defeated E R Paterson in three sets. Miss Sutton of Pasadena will defend the ladies’ title and also play mixed doubles.
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Calvary Defeats Mets In Sunday School League Bout
Calvary topped the Mets 19 to 2 in a Sunday School League game. Kinney led four safe hits and Blelasin added three. Attle Pickford and Lord had solid defense and offense, with strong pitching by Zirkle and Koehler in a 1 hour 55 minute contest.
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Hair Vigor Advertisement Claims Healthier Hair
A promotional blurb urges readers to use Ayer's Hair Vigor to feed hair bulbs, prevent hair loss, and keep the scalp free from dandruff. The copy promises noticeable improvements with regular use, describing it as hair-food and beneficial for scalp health.
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