Chicago golf team wins Harding trophy in national event
Chicago lands the Warren G. Harding trophy with an 811 stroke total, six strokes ahead of St. Louis in a national public links tournament. New York and Washington entries faltered as Chicago built early leads, while standout scores from McCurt of Baltimore and Lloyd of Chicago highlighted the field.
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Edith Cummings Wins First Round in International Women's Golf
Giahulty, France, June 25. Edith Cummings of Cassage defeated Midz Farlane of England 9 and 7 in the International championship. The field included Mrs A. B. Graves and Miss Fairbanks, with several scratches and byes. James Standish, Jr., U S G A official, played with Donald Woodward and commented on the course and steel shaft ruling.
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Yankees Trim Red Sox as Nats Scalp Three Earlier
New York defeated Boston 3 to 0 for a third straight win, piling up seventeen hits off three Boston pitchers. The Giants or Nats were kept to four hits as Rommel struggled, with New York mounting two big innings to seal the victory.
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Dodgers Lose as Braves Hit Vance and O'Neill Returns
Dodgers fall to the Braves as Vance allows twelve hits and Boston wins. The game details include multiple players, substitutions, and fielding errors, with notes on base runners and outs. In a separate report, Eddie Rommel dominates the Athletics, enabling a 8–0 Washington win, while Bushmen struggle with four hits off Knuckleball ace Rommel and manager Hollingsworth departs after a rough outing.
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Rally in Ninth Gives Slugfest to Giants
New York Giants rally in the ninth to beat Philadelphia 12 to 10 in a high scoring game. Key moments include late runs and mutual errors as the Giants overturn an earlier deficit, with Park in the eighth and Tierney delivering notable hits.
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Browns Trounce Indians in Cleveland Game
St Louis defeated Cleveland 9 to 4 as Manager Speaker of Cleveland was banished for alleging Danforth doctored the ball. Morton lasted 6 13 in. after early breaks, with key hits from Sewell and Willliams.
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Pirates Again Beat Cards in Uniform Return
In St Louis on June 26 Pittsburgh toppled St Louis 3 to 1 behind timely hitting and a return to form for Toney. The Pirates built a lead with solid hitting and defensive plays while Hamilton and Haines split mound duties. Two-base hits by Jottamiey Alnamith Har nell Blades and several stolen bases highlighted the game as the Cards fell short in the nightcap.
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Red Faber Dominates Tigers as White Sox Win 7 to 1
Chicago routs Detroit 7 to 1 behind Red Faber who held the Tigers to one run through seven innings while Chicago tallied in every inning except the second. Key plays included Shealy and Falk contributing homers, Heilmann and Kamm with notable hits, and robust offense from Cobb Pratt and Rigner.
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Major League Standings and Recent Results Highlights
Major League statistics show American League standings with Detroit leading at 89 wins and 27 losses, Cleveland and St Louis near the top. National League standings list Brooklyn, New York, Chicago, and Pittsburgh with varying records. Recent results feature Philadelphia, Chicago, Pittsburgh, and Cincinnati games, plus notes on upcoming matchups and city pairings.
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Reds Nose Out Cubs 6 to 5 In Home Run Race
Cincinnati tops Chicago 6 to 5 as Hargrave and Duncan homer. Hargrave and Statz also drive in runs. Errors by Fougden and Hartnett mar the contest. Left on base totals show Cincinnati exploiting Chicago miscues in a tight extra effort.
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Chilly mist mars Wimbledon opening day
Wimbledon opening day was washed out by chilly drizzle as two Argentina players began their Davis Cup trials. A. J. Villages fell to J. M. Hillyard 6-3 3-7 7-5, while W. Robisen lost to S. M. Jacob 6-0 6-2 6-2.
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Bacharach Giants Triumph Over Potomacs 10 to 1
In Atlantic City on June 25 the Bacharach Giants defeated the Potomac Ball Club 10 to 1. Campbell’s wild pitching and solid hitting by Gundy sparked the win, while Bacharach’s star shortstop made several dazzling plays despite no extra base hits. Batteries Campbell and Eggleton for the Pots, with Lockhart and Huff behind them, struggled as the Bacharachs showed superior defense and timely hitting.
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Miss Helen Wills to enter eastern tennis events
From Berkeley California word reached Boston that Miles Belen White runner up last year will leave for the East July 2 to practice two weeks at Forest Mills Long Island. She plans to compete in the women's tournaments at Westchester Sea Bright and Nashua and the women's national championship at Forest Hills. She will not defend the national junior title though she is eligible.
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