Wim bledon match prize winners list names and scores
A fragment lists 12 prize winners from a Wimbledon event with ranks and scores. Names include Captain Casey Sergeant Stewart Captain Nash Lieutenant Farnham Burns Heidenreich Whitney Scott Hessian East Schwarz Lund and others representing Delaware Oklahoma Maine District of Columbia Oregon Massachusetts United States Navy United States Marine Corps and Fourth United States Infantry with scores from 97 to 91.
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Maryland
United States Navy
Oregon
Casey
Delaware
Stewart
Oklahoma
Nash
Maine
Farnham
United States Infantry
Burns
Leutenant Heidenreich
District of Columbia
Whitney
United States Marine Corps
Scott
JW. Hessian
East Schuwarz
Lund
Casey's great shooting at Perry shifts record book
Camp Perry Ohio August marks a historic day as Captain Casey Delaware breaks Leech Cup and Cup Match records, winning the 104 out of 105 and 100 out of 105 events. Private H Miner Wal, Captain S W Wise, and Sergeant Clark follow with top scores amid near ideal conditions and tournament changes.
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London News Proposes $500 Marathon Re-run
London News offers a $500 prize to re-run the Marathon from Windsor Palace to the Stadium after the Olympic race, inviting runners from all countries. The paper states it believes English runners could perform better and notes Jobe Hayes as the American who won the race. The item hints at mixed reaction and unclear completion of the original event.
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The Eel Breaks Record in Grand Circuit Opener
At Poughkeepsie New York August 19 The Eel set a new Grand Circuit mile mark in 2 02 percent amid fast track conditions and solid attendance George Gano challenged The Eel all the way before the winner pulled away by three lengths Loyal and Jack Leyburn also scored in their respective 2 16 and 2 09 divisions with close finishes McEwen and the gray horse drew cheers throughout the program
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Meriden and Holyoke Tangle in Ninth Inning Rally
In Meriden and Holyoke a tense afternoon midgame saw Halligan strong until a two-run eighth by Holyoke and a third-run burst in the tenth carried Holyoke to a 5-2 win. Hodge started for Holyoke with Armbruster behind the plate. Halligan took the loss for Meriden as key hits by Soffel and Massey helped Holyoke pull ahead.
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Papke Dominates Sailor Burke In Six Round Bout
The Sporting News reports Billy Papke pummeled Sailor Burke in six rounds at the National Sporting Club. Burke clung to holding tactics despite Referee Charlie White, absorbing relentless blows as Papke methodically wore him down from start to finish. Burke faded, bleeding, and unable to mount a counter, while Papke remained pristine and unmarked. In San Francisco, Ketchel stopped Joe Thomas in the second round after a brutal flurry, the police halting the bout as Thomas succumbed to a series of blows following Ketchel’s lead.
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Joe Thomas
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Spooner Wins Dunwoodie Stakes at Empire City
Yonkers Aug 19 Spooner led from the start to win the Dunwoodie Stakes at Empire City by one length Arasee took second with Frigette third Nimbus set a new six furlongs world record of 1 11 18 in the opening handicap beating Roseben and Cole Bob Tom McGrath led to the turn then Nimbus overtook to win by a length and a half among two year olds Civita first in the first race with Jacobite second Gretna Green third second race Civita first Mariana second Yankee Daughter third Think Race Creesing feet Laughing Eyes second Reckon third fourth race Sponcer first Arasee sixth race Coat of Arms.
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Clarkin Plans Suit Over Rain Check Refunds
Hartford row over a disputed game payout ends without a settled settlement. Manager Clarkin says President Tracy must repay about 1300 dollars for rain and grand stand checks, while Manager O’Neil waives receipts. A lawsuit is expected to recover the funds.
Baker to Give Up Second Base For Engineer Post
Holyoke August 19. Howard Baker Holyoke second baseman will retire after today’s double header with Hartford to take a mechanical engineering position with a Baltimore firm. He notified manager Fred Winkler and will help the club today before moving south, with Tom Scanlon as a possible successor at second base.
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Baker
Fred Winkler
Tom Dowd
Haker
Waterbury
Chester
Lancaster
Tom Scanlon
Springfield
Midwestern League Basketball Schedule Fragment
The notes list Aug 19 to Aug 22 matchups across cities Waterbury Springfield Hartford Holyoke New Haven Bridgeport Meriden New Britain and Springfield with multipleday pairings. Games include Waterbury at Springfield and Springfield at Waterbury plus Bridgeport at Hartford and two Bridgeport appearances among others.
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Baseball Notes Sparked by Signed Player Move
No more games this week. Paddy O Mara a New Britain amateur is signed to help behind the bat. Smallest crowd of the season due to team demoralization. Stanley Yerkes former Waterbury twirler pitches in Texas for Galveston. Hartford shows strong fan support while a suit against President Tracy for money Clar kkin lost after Springfield refused to play. Davy Altizer now regularly in center for Cleveland. Barney Dreyfuss passed on an option on Tom Tuckey Meriden. Heston Nationals bought Tuckey and he beat the Pirates yesterday. The Young Washington Hillis beat the Young South Ends 5 4. H Young starred. Call manager Curley or Captain Young for games. Meriden fans abuse leads to Gus Soffel rushing to the bleachers threatening a burly critic during a game. Silversmiths at home may be in for more.
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Reidville
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Uke McPartlin
Dowd
Springfelds
Mac
Eddie Swander
Pete Wilson
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Swanson
BASE BALL LITTLE JOE QUITS THE TEAM COLD
Waterbury baseball turmoil as Joe O Rourke quits the Durant squad over pay. O Rourke demands 275 monthly, Durant offered 250 with past major league contracts cited. O Rourke plans to play elsewhere, possibly Philadelphia, while Campion fills shortstop. Hartford league recaps note Dowd's bid for pennant and late scoring in doubleheader.
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