Americans Reach Wins on British Court at Wimbledon
At Wimbledon on June 23 American players posted four wins in four days of action. Betty Nuthall upset Mallory in three sets, Elizabeth Ryan and Tilden advanced in singles, and Ryan and Helen Wills teamed to win the women's doubles. The Americans reflected cautious celebration as Mallory exited early.
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Molla
Betty Nuthall
Mallory
Elizabeth Ryan
William T. ‘Tilden
Francis T. Hunter
Miss Ryan
Helen Wills
Betty
H. C. Broadridge
Abecnet
Aneto
William T. Tilden
G. T. Hughes
Tilden
Arthur H. Lowe
Mrs. Whitley
Miss Welch
Miss Wills
Lacoste Cochet
Borotta
Timmer
Hollami
Pierre Landry
France
Rebuttal Will Extend MacKaye Trial Over Week
Los Angeles court report shows Dorothy Mackaye’s murder conspiracy trial likely to run into next week as state evidence extends. Judge Burnell's calendar delay postponed yesterday’s session to tomorrow morning with cross examination to continue.
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Los Angeles
Dorothy Mackaye
Ray Raymond
Charles Burnell
Helen Wilkinson
Miss Mackaye
Raymond
Paul Kelly
Screen Juvenile
ENGLISH GIRL BEATS MOLLA MALLORY U P Ready to Start Building Hotel in Canyon
The Union Pacific Railway Company will start hotel construction at Bright Angel Point on the Grand Canyon North Rim after a site selection by Superintendent M R Tillotson following a government and railroad officials conference. Plans include a central hotel with dining and recreation rooms plus 65 cabins, all log construction, to be ready for guests by June 1928.
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Union Pacific Railway Company
M. R. Tillotson
Bright Angel Point
North Rim Point
Kaibab Forest
Robins Rally To Beat Philadelphia 3 1 In Brooklyn
Brooklyn defeated Philadelphia 3 to 1 as Bobby Barrett powered the win with a homer and a fourth inning triple. Barrett drove in two runs, with Henline aiding on a sacrifice fly and a later run. Mitchell allowed seven hits to Petty's four in a low scoring affair at Brooklyn.
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Bobby Barrett
Barret
Henline
Barrett
Petty
Mitchell
Wilson
Athletics win last from Senators 4 to 1
The Athletics beat the Washington Senators 4 to 1 in the final game of their home stand. Charley Willis pitched effectively after the first inning, scattering hits as Al Simmons went 3 for 3 with a homer, breaking a 1-1 tie in the fifth. Marberry, Braxton and Ruel, Willis and Cochrane were the battery.
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Athletics
Washington
Charley Willis
Mackman
Senators
al Simmons
Marberry
Baseball Results From National League Doubleheader Standings
National League results show Boston beating New York 2 to 0 in game one and 11 to 4 in game two. Philadelphia 1, Brooklyn 3. Cincinnati 3, St. Louis 4. New York 11, Boston 4. Washington 1, Philadelphia 4. St. Louis 2, Cleveland 7 with rain ending the game in six innings. Detroit 6, Chicago 5.
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Boston
Washington
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
International League scores and standings update
Reading blank Jersey City 6 to 0. Toronto 6 Rochester 3. Baltimore 13 Newark 3. Syracuse 9 Buffalo 3.
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Jersey City
Toronto
Rochester
Baltimore
Newark
Syracuse
Buffalo
American Association Scores Snapshot
In Minneapolis the Tigers fell 1 3 to 5 4 against Toledo, while St Paul edged Columbus 2 1. Milwaukee defeated Indianapolis 6 3 and Kansas City beat Louisville 9 4.
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Minneapolis
Toledo
St. Paul
Columbus
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Louisville
Scores from regional baseball game results
Tulsa defeated Lincoln 11 to 3. Wichita beat Omaha 9 to 15. Amarillo won against Denver 14 to 7. Oklahoma City edged Des Moines 12 to 11.
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Lincoln
Wichita
Omaha
Amarillo
Denver
Oklahoma City
Des Moines
Dallas and Fort Worth Team Scores Show Varied Results
A set of city game scores shows Dallas losing to Houston 1 to 6 while Shrveeport edges San Antonio 1 to 5. Wichita Falls records 2, Waco 6, Fort Worth 12, Beaumont 5.
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Houston
Shrveeport
San Antonio
Wichita Falls
Waco
Fort Worth
Beaumont
Sports scoreboard summary for West Coast games
Hollywood trailed Los Angeles by one in a 7 6 finish while Sacramento won at Seattle 9 4. San Francisco hosted missions with a 4 3 result.
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Los Angeles
Missions
San Francisco
Sacramento
Seattle
Southern Association scores with rain delays and overtime note
Chattanooga 2 Birmingham 9 in the second game postponed by rain. Little Rock 10 Mobile 3. Memphis 0 New Orleans 1 in 11 innings. Nashville Atlanta postponed due to rain.
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Birmingham
Little Rock
Mobile
Memphis
New Orleans
Nashville
Giants sweep Braves in twin bill 6 2 and 9 6
New York Giants win both games against Boston Braves 6 to 2 and 9 to 6. New York pitchers Hugh McQuillan and Kent Greenfield were battered after recent trades. In the first game McQuillan left after four innings as the Giants scored all runs. In the second game De Vormer homered off R Smith to put the Giants ahead.
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Giants
Braves
Boston
Hugh McQuillan
Kent Greenfield
McQuillan
Gehrig
Ruth
Lundgren
McFayden
Robert Lowe
Edward Delahanty
Ruether and Collins
MacFayden
Hartley
Wh. Moore
Detroit Beats Chicago In Eleven Inning Thriller
Detroit defeated Chicago 6 to 5 in eleven innings to push Chicago to third place. Pitcher Ted Lyons allowed six hits and erratic support hurt Chicago as Lil Stoner faded in the ninth. Earl Sheely singled for the tying run, and Detroit won on Blue’s single in the eleventh with Tavener’s sac fly and Woodall’s sacrifice fly. The game featured Chicago’s first triple play of the season.
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Detroit
Tigers
Ted Lyons
Lil ’ Stoner
Earl Sheely
Whitehill
Stoner
Falk
Blue
Tavener
Woodall
Lyons
Metzler
Hunnefield
Gehringer
Kendall man dies in ranch roller accident
Charles A. Lythe, 25, was killed on the Stanford ranch at Vina near Red Bluff California when he fell beneath the roller he was driving. His head and chest were crushed and he smothered before rescuers could reach him.
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Cal
Charles A. Lythe
Stanford
Vina
Here
Cards Beat Reds 4 3 to Narrow Gap to Pirates
Timely hitting and smart baserunning powered the St. Louis Cardinals to a 4 3 victory over the Cincinnati Reds. McGraw and May pitched all nine innings, holding the Reds to few hits. The Cardinals plated three runs in the second and Final winner came on Bottomley's single in the fifth after Frisch forced Douthit, stole second, and scored.
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Pfirman
Juigley
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Indians beat Browns 7 to 2 in rain shortened game
Cleveland pitchers Hudlin held St Louis scoreless until the sixth inning as Vaungilder struggled in the box. The Indians exploded for seven runs with a key muff by Jamieson letting in two. Game was halted in the sixth due to rain with Cleveland posting 7 runs and 11 hits to St Louis two runs and two hits.
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Cingles
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Hudlin
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Muff
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Sharkey Dempsey Set to Clash for Tex Rickard Bout
The signing of Jack Dempsey and Jack Sharkey for a July 21 15 round comeback at Madison Square Garden completes the bout. Dempsey earns about 27 1 2 percent of gate with a guaranteed 250000 while Sharkey takes 22 1 2 percent. both post 2500 appearance forfeits. Dempsey heads to Saratoga for training with six sparring partners.
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Jack Dempsey
Jack Sharkey
Madison Square Garden
Tex Rickard
Dempsey
Sharkey
Tom Luther
Saratoga
N. Y
Yanks Sweep Red Sox as Gehrig Hits Three Homers
Lou Gehrig belts three homers to power the Yankees past Boston 11 4, completing a series sweep and their ninth straight win. Gehrig raises season total to 21, three behind Babe Ruth as New York plates five in the ninth inning and gaps expand.
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Lou Gehrig
Yankees
Red Sox
Gehrig
Babe Ruth
Tony Lazzeri
Yanks
White Sox
Yankee Stadium
Jockey McDermott Dies at Orange Home
Patrick McDermott, veteran jockey, died at his home in Orange. He rode for notable stables including Richard Croker and competed on tracks across the country and overseas. His 1893 Suburban Handicap win on Lowlanders earned $50,900 for the owner.
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New Haven, Conn
Patrick McDermott
Orange
Richard Croker
McDermott
Brighton
Lowered Rail Rates to Save U S Billion in 1927
T O Edwards general auditor for Southern Pacific says rate cuts since 1921 will save about one billion dollars for U S travelers and shippers in 1927. He notes freight is up from 1926, but savings depend on traffic in late 1927. railways received $910,224,000 less in 1926 than peak rates would have yielded.
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United States
T. O. Edwards
Southern Pacific
Edwards
Utah Sweltering as Thermometers Hit New High
Desert winds pushed Utah temperatures to year’s peak. Salt Lake City reached 92 at noon and Ogden 93 by early afternoon as street thermometers climbed to 96, marking the hottest day of the year in both cities.
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Utah
Salt Lake
Ogden
Britain Fails to Re Open Treaty at Conference
Reports from the conference show Britain pressing ally nations to justify tonnage requests while the United States questions the necessity of large cruiser fleets. Tokyo seeks favorable limits on auxiliary ships and submarines, arguing ships under 700 tons lack sea worthiness for modern warfare. Japan also urges exemptions for aircraft carriers under 10 600 tons citing experimental use.
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America
Great Britain
Japan
Tokyo
Far East
Washington
Far Eastern
Major Games Today In National and American Leagues
National League games feature New York at Philadelphia Chicago at Pittsburgh Boston at Brooklyn St Louis at Cincinnati. American League matchups include St Louis at Cleveland Detroit at Chicago and Washington at Boston.
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New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Boston
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Thirteen Men Rescued From Aqueduct Cave-in
Thirteen men were rescued with minor injuries after a cave-in at the west portal of the Oakland aqueduct tunnel under construction by the Bay Utility Co. A delayed explosion caused the collapse while workers repaired a night cave-in, burning several men.
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Oakland
Aqueduct
Last
Bay Utility Company
Experiments Aimed at Halting Rust Approved
The American Society for Testing Materials approved experiments planned to extend the life of iron and steel by zinc coating and exposure in different climates. Roanoke's J H Gibboney reported that ten year tests show rust slowed by about one percent copper added to steel and iron sheets.
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Ind
Avi
American Society For Testing Materials
J. H. Gibboney
Roanoke
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