Little Defeats Pipon at Wimbledon Round Two
In Wimbledon England on June 2 Raymond B. Little and P T G Pipon met in the second round with Little securing a straight set win 1-6 4-6 5-7. Powell edged Kreigh Collins in five sets, while Collins and Little drew a walkover in doubles and Little received a singles walkover in round three.
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England
Raymond BC
Little
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Kreigh Collins
Raymond D. Little
Colston Wins at Orange Tennis Championship
In Orange New Jersey on June 2 George Miles of Orange defeated R L James former Vermont champion in straight sets. Frederick J Colston of Baltimore beat T T Pell and Stephen Milett. Harold H Mackett defaulted to Harry Smith. William Clothier won two matches. Seaver retains tennis title in Boston.
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Middle States
R. L. James
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George Miles
Frederick J. Colston
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T. T. Pell
Stephen Milett
Harold H. Mackett
Harry Smith
Yale
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Register
University of Pennsylvania
William Clothier
Baltimore Track Meet Opens July 11 at Electric Park
Washington athletes expected to compete in Baltimore open meet July 11 under the Fraternal Order of Eagles. Events include senior and junior relays with two prize sets, plus original design medals for field and track. Two large silver cups to clubs with most points, straight course at Electric Park, entries close July 2 with Dr William Grant and Spalding's agency for blanks.
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Electric Park
Baltimore
Order of Eagles
Blectne Park
New York
Unys
William Grant
West Notch Avenue
Spalding
Intercity Pool Matches Planned Between Cities
Intercity pool tournament between Baltimore and Washington slated for November with two matches in each city. Last year Baltimore won several pilizard matches. Frank Sherman and Jack Klein sponsor a silver loving cup for the victorious team. Competition involves 1300 balls, teams of four regulars and two substitutes. Personnel for Washington not yet announced.
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Washington
Frank Sherman
Aim Charee
Jack Klein
Marylanders
Whh
Sherman
Western High players win West Point appointments
James Muir quarterback and John Waterman guard from Western High School received West Point appointments after starring on last year’s winning football team. Both youths left for the academy, praised as exceptional students likely to set high records while preparing for future commissions.
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Waterman
Western High School
West Point
James Muir
John Waterman
Academy
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Good Blood to Health Claim Promoted by Sarsaparilla
An advertisement touts Ayer's Sarsaparilla promising improved blood quality and health. It urges readers to ask their doctor about the product and claims to offer various packages and pricing, reflecting period marketing language.
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Ayer
Nationals Back in Action Amid Waiver News and Outlaw Talks
National league notes report rain delaying the Nationals and New York getaway, with Grif and the Yanks arriving in New York for rest. Clark Griffith seeks waivers on Pat Dougherty as O Hara shines for Lancaster, while talks of a Cincinnati move and outlaw league activity add to the tension.
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Lancaster
Griffith
Dougherty
Cincinnati Reds
Nationals
Rata Yard
Jake Sten
Charley Jones
Harry Schlafly
Heydon
Altizer
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Deal
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Ungland
Tri-State
Outlaws
Clark Griffith
Pat Dougherty
Pat
Cincinnati
Griff
Garry Hermann
Celt
Mountaineers
Riot at Boston Ball Park sparks police clash and prisoner rush
Special to The Washington Post reports a riot at Boston ball parks after police crackdown on gambling. Two prisoners were captured amid a hand to hand clash as Friends of the prisoners surged the gates and players left the field. No further arrests.
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Strobel
Mcintyre
Virginia League Eleven Innings at Lynchburg Shoemakers win
In a sensational eleven inning fielding game, Lynchburg Shoemakers beat Danville in game two of the series. Four double plays—three by Lynchburg and one by Danville—highlighted the contest. Carter and Moser pitched for Lynchburg, Howard for Danville. Score by innings shows a tight finish.
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Yale Wins In The Tenth In Championship Series
Yale defeats Harvard 3 to 2 in ten innings at Yale field to take both games of the series. Jackson drove in the winning run, amid jubilant grads and marching costumes, as Yale fans celebrate a dramatic victory and extinguish Crimson hopes.
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Baseball Budget and Standings Across Leagues
Baseball results show scores from American and National Leagues, plus Virginia and other minor circuits. Standings list teams such as Philadelphia, Cleveland, New York, Chicago, St Louis, Boston, Pittsburgh, Brooklyn, Richmond, Norfolk, Roanoke, and Portsmouth with win loss records and percentages.
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National League Hints and Local Scores From Hock Creek
Philadelphia at Washington, Boston at New York, Cleveland at Detroit, Chicago at St. Louis headline. The Manhattan Athletic Club beat the Ninth Street Athletic Club 6 to 4 at Hock Creek yesterday and seeks games with teams averaging fifteen years. The I Street Nationals defeated the St. John’s no one aided game 9 to 3. in a clash with the Junior Athletic Club the Nationals won their sixth straight.
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Schedule suspended in Government Printing Office League
Night work prevalence forces postponement of all games until July 1 after a conference of presiding officers. Remaining games will be played in the established order once conditions clear. Continental Athletic Club beat Red Devils in a ragged game with detailed box stats and notes. Marquette League meeting at Capt. Edwards residence with Holy Name admitted to replace St. Martin's. Han nan named honorary president and Healy honorary vice president with Worley as secretary.
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Marquette League
Capt. Edwards
First Street
Holy Name
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W. JT. Worley
RL Dondero
Catcher Whitney Dies After Line Drive Injury
Marshalltown Iowa June 26. Catcher Whitney of the Burlington Iowa baseball team in the Iowa State League died in Waterloo Hospital from a head injury suffered when struck by a pitched ball in last Sunday's game. His home was Lynn Massachusetts.
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National Golf Open Field Looms at Owentsia
Willie Anderson heads a deep field for the twelfth annual USGA open at Owentsia near Chicago with Alexander Smith as a strong second choice and many rivals including Will Smith Auchterlonte Hobens Gardiner Nicholls Campbell and Cummings among the entries. Practice scores show Anderson 71 and Campbell 74 as the best marks ahead of Barrett 74 and Gardiner 76 on the Owentsia layout.
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Gardiner
Potomac Club Regatta Sets Big Race Saturday Evening
The Potomac Boat Club plans a regatta on the Potomac next Saturday night with a scratch race for all scullers and a winner to be sent to the Philadelphia regatta on July 4. Cadahy was chosen to fill Mueller’s vacancy, Bell named lieutenant, and Coach Dempsey to lead training for Middle States regatta prep. Also mentions Argonauts time trial in England and Buffalo pitchers fined for abuse toward umpires.
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