Twelve Contestants Left to Finish Play Today
Henry Litchfield West reports on the national public links tournament where 12 golfers remained on the course at darkness. A halt was called, with rounds to resume at 8 am, affecting match play pairings. Weather and visibility hindered progress, with John Dawson contending for medal honors and several players awaiting daylight to finish their rounds.
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Battling for Munsey title positions in 1920s era
A dense list of names and places marks a draft field for a Munsey title contest. Names span Chicago, Philadelphia, Boston, Milwaukee, New York, Baltimore, St. Louis, Newark, Bridgeport, Pittsburg, Detroit, Washington and more, with many individuals tied to newspapers and cities, hinting at a wide bidding or selection process for a pulp-era publication.
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Six Run Lead Swept Away by A s Attack
Washington Minute details menaces Mackmen swamped the Griffiths 14 to 7 as Bryan Harris and McGullteudd led a parade of hits. Frank NoGoiwan and Mitrer Hal paced the Mackmen while Walter Johnson and Warmoth were battered early. The Washington attack produced six in the first three frames, then added six more in the seventh and fifth innings to erase the early deficit and cruise to a decisive victory.
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American stars win in world net play at Wimbledon
The American trio defeating Belgian champion Dean Washer, Spanish Eduard Flaquer, and British or Irish rivals in early Wimbledon rounds, with Richards, Johnston, and Hunter delivering strong performances. Scores included 4-1, 4-3, 2-6 for Richards. 6-4, 2-6, 6-1 for Johnston. and 6-4, 6-2, 6-1 for Hunter, as Appalachian, Piedmont, and Southern Association league scores follow in regional play listings.
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Yale Clinches Big Three Title With 3-1 Victory Over Princeton
Yale defeats Princeton 5 to 1 in the deciding third game at Yankee Stadium to claim the Big Three baseball championship for 1822. Ducky Pond pitched Yale to victory with four hits and steady mound work while O Hesta and others contributed timely hits. Princeton’s lineup featured Pond and Carny with Stinson in reserve as Yale avoids Harvard’s earlier wins in the series.
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Giants Finish Strong to Win Eighth Straight
New York Nationals beat Philadelphia 4 3 in eight innings to extend their winning streak to eight. Stengel hit a timely triple driving in Maguire and Bancroft, with Young scoring on a sacrifice fly. Bentley earned the win for New York while Rehan took the loss for Philadelphia.
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Pirates Trim Cards as Grimms and Hornsby Homers
Pirates beat the St Louis Cardinals 7 to 5 in Pittsburgh extending their win streak. Hornsby hit his sixth homer, Grimm connected a solo shot in the eighth, and Russell provided support as Pittsburgh held on.
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Potomacs Fall Again to Bacharach Giants in Atlantic City
The Potomacs dropped a second straight game to the Atlantic City Bacharach Giants 9 to 7 in Atlantic City. Trailing 7–2 after eight innings, Bacharach rallied with three hits and an error-assisted frame to score seven runs. The Potomacs were set to face Melrose Club next, with Henderson and others contributing in recent action.
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Babe Roth Buys Land Parcels. Office Work Suspended
Georke H. vun Aftter and Budbury farmers appeared at the registry of deeds in wambrid to witness Babe Roth’s purchase of two large parcels adjoining his farm. The appearance caused a distraction among reporters as business slowed, papers passing to confirm ownership.
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Hargrave’s 14th Inning Homer Wins Reds Game 4 3
Cincinnati catcher Hargrave homered in the 14th to lift the Reds over the Cubs 4 3 and clinch the series. Bateman Pinelli was injured by Aldridge in the fifth, carried off with eight stitches in a leg wound, sidelining him for some time.
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Browns Top St Louis 9-3 Behind Uhle Six-Hit gem
Cleveland wins the final exiles game 9 to 3 as George Uhle holds St Louis to six hits. Ken Williams hits his tenth homer of the week for the visitors, while Brown and Brower contribute offensively in a crisp Cleveland victory.
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Quinn Halts Yanks With Strong Support In Boston Win
Boston defeated New York 1 to 0 as John Quinn pitched effectively and received solid backing from Ruth, Ward, Fewster and others. New York out hit Boston but could not score, while Bratt and Brulan's timely plays and strong defense helped Quinn secure the win.
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Tigers Wins 7-6 Over White Sox In Three Itinerant Run
Detroit defeats Chicago 7 to 6 as Tigers overcome White Sox with a late surge. Manush opened the second inning with a home run, Hellmann followed, and Woodall added a double. Winning pitcher Cole goes 8 innings with Blenkenship charged with the loss.
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Nationals Philadelphia June 26 Notes on Walter Johnson
Notes from Philadelphia on June 26 remark Walter Johnson’s fit and a three inning scare with a six run lead as the Mackmen slugged and Zahnisar Wart mouth out. Joe Judge hits hard while Harris fears Bryan’s pace. Dinando eyes more games, Sammy thrives at hot corner. Grifilm turns two double plays as heat paces Johnson’s form.
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Union Park Opens Sunday as Legion Meets Mt Ralilers
Washington’s amateur baseball debut at Union Park Fifteenth and H Street NE Sunday features the Legionnaires and Mt Ralilers clashing at 7 o clock with a parade led by the Vincent B Costello past drum corps. The Bullets recruit two new players as Lincoln York meets the Bullets Thursday at 5 45 and Shamrocks play Saturday.
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Costello to race in Diamond Sculls at Henley
Philadelphia report says Paul Costello will enter the Diamond Sculls at Henley. He plans to sail for London soon and train there in preparation for the event next month.
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Texans to Hold Benefit For Sentelle's Widow
A June 26 to July 4 benefit by eight Texas League clubs will aid the widow of Paul Sentell veteran player manager and umpire who rose from Texas league official to the National League and died in harness announced by J Doak Roberts president of the Texas League.
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