davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Their opponents, Norman Z. Brook eS
and Gerald +. Patterson, the Australia
sian masters of the game, fought
desperately to stem the tide of de-
feat. but were outplayed clearly by
the Yankees. The match was a bril-
liant contest-an epic in the history
OF the game. played under n sky
bright with the sun of southern sum-
mer.
The score of the match shows how
the Americans won the victory. The
challengerS lost the first set. 4 to s.,
but never again permitted BroOkes
and Patterson to taste victory, VIM
ming the three reamining sets, Ga,
60 and 6-4.
Value OF Service Shown.
The value Of the service was DENT
onstrated in the first set. which
The server carried off his game until
each side had three to its credit, and
then BrookeS and Patterson won the
next two. The ninth game limited at
+, weakness on the Australasian side of
the net. for BrookeS and Patterson
J failed to make a point, but the de-
tenders came back in the tenth and
won the game and set.
In this set Patterson showed a COM
plete reversal of his yesterdays form
! and played in excellent style, con-
frasting strongly with Brookes, who
SccHleU 10 tife- johnston appeared TO
be slow and failed at critical mo-
ments to follow up his service.
When the second set began Johnston
, seemed to have taken to heart the les
sons of the defeat administered to him
and Tilden in the first. and when the
Americans won on BrookeS' service at
three all the power of the Yankee
pair became apparent. They followed
by winning two straight, and, after
losing one. ran out the set. In the
later games of this set Johnstons vol
1eying was superb, while Broolses was
erratic.
Americans Dominate Court.
In the third Johnston never missed
a point in the struggle, and he and
Tflden dominated the court, carrying the
attack to their opponents every step
of the way. Br0okeS mulled some ap-
Darently easy volleys. while Patterson
reverted to the medley of errors he COM
znitted in the singles on Thursday
Tilden was an ideal partner to the DASH
ing Johnston. and the Americans went
through to victory without losing a
single game. Patterson seemed to have
lost all his confidence, even in his over
head shots and he failed to smash even
easy tosseS from the Yankee racket4.
The Americans gained a big ad-
vantage at the opening Of the fourth
set by winning the first game on Pat
tersons service Then Johnston and
Broolzes served and won. Tilden lost
his service. but Patterson lost his by
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tnere Is Chlef Bender, who years ago
with Eddie Plank and Jack Coombs a
partners, kept the Athletics up in the
front. The Indian pitched for the
New haven club in the Eastern
League last season. He is the man
ager of this outfit and proved to the
satisfaction of the fans that there
wasn't a. moundman on the club thai
was in his class. Indeed. he hurled
his team into the Eastern League
championship, winning twenty-five
games and losing twelve. He struck
out 252 batters and allowed less thar
two runs per nine-inning game.
Now that Giant gold has failed to
pry Heinie Groh and Rogers Hornsby
loose from their clubs the New York
club is going to throw a barrage OF
bank notes up Boston way. Rabbit
Maranville being the objective.
A lightweight fighter is quoted as
asking what good there is to worry
about championships when a fighter
can make more money losing to Leon
ard than he can winning fights
against any one else. Some eye to
commerce these boys have.
Copyright, 1907
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knicks and Richmond Ready
For Grid Battle Tomorrow

OOT BALL dvotees who contests between combinations
poxmatng strength the mythical eleven freely chosen
of each annual grdiron should be
tertaned afternoon American League Park The
sona representing the Georgetown and
Richmond Athletic Club
foot ball umnarie 2O o'clock will
the capable of
well their individual Washington will
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SCHOOL FIvEs TO PLAY.
Central, Tech and Eastern in Holi.

central, Tech and Eastern In Holi-
day Games-Business Victor.
Central, Tech and Eastern teams
will open the 1921 scholastic basket
ball campaign with games tomorrow
afternoon. The first-named schools
quint is scheduled to oppose an alum
i nj five in the girls gymnasium at the
Mount Pleasant institution, while
Tech goes to the Central Y. NJ. c. A
for an engagement with the unbeaten
Epiphany Tigers. Eastern's tossers
will visit Winchester, Va, for a meet
ing with the high school team of
that town.
Business and Western were winners
Of contests played yesterday. The
Stenographers nosed out an a1l-star
quint mainly composed of former
Businessites in a 19-to-1S struggle.
Ferbers goal tossed from a last
minute scrimmage saved the day for
the Orange and Blue. Western took
the measure of Stewards Business Col
lege by a 23-to-18 score.
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Laure from Ausuasians Odds Ohio State Tomorrow
TILDEN AND JOHNSTON
LIFTTHE DAVIS TROPHY
Follow Victories in Singles With Triumph i'm
Doubles Over BrooI<es and Patterson, Civ
ing u. S. Cup for Fourth Time.

UCkLAND New Zealand December 31-Auraasa her
~ aure this before
chaenger The Davis the trophy emblematc
worlds championship changed hands when the ball
the tenth the fourth
th the Stars and Stripes
fourth
Ryng after losing the doubles William
Il Tiden ID, of Philadelphia William
the
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III the country.
College Sport i'm 1870.
College sport saw its greatest Yea
in 1920 Rivalry was keen as never
before. and in point =: popular SUP
port, gate receipt records were every
where broken A table Of the out
standing colleges in various sports
shows fair distribution of prestic-
as follows:
Basket ball, Pennsylvania; swim
ming. Yale: water polo. Columbia
wrestling. Penn State: aviation. Yale
fencing. Navy: golf Cteam), Prince
ton: golf fsinsles). Yale: rowing
Navy: track. Pennsylvania: eastern
foot ball, Princeton: western confer
ence. Ohio State; south, Georgia Tech
Pacific coast. University of California
soccer. Pennsylvania; base ball, no
champion; hockey. Harvard: tennis
tsinGies). Yale; tennis fdoubies)
Yale: Cross country, Cornell; boxing.
Navy.
The above give Yale championships
in five sports, Pennsylvania in three
Navy, three: Princeton, two: Cornell.
one: Columbia, one; Georgia Tech.
one; California, one, and Ohio State
one.
uCOpyriciIf. 1g.n
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expected to enter the play. Some
of the preliminary ties undoubtedly
viii be held abroad, after which the
winning teams probably will accom-
Dany the american players back to
part in the American championships
and complete the final round Of cup
ties. The challenging team then will
face the cup-defending Americans at
Forest Hills, N. Y, as was the case
in 1914, when Brookes and Wilding
wrested the Davis cup from this coun-
try. u ID
: If it should develop that Mile.
Susanne Lengien, the French girl,
who holds all world woman cham
pionships, decides to come to Amer
lea for the United States title tour
naments, the premier tennis players
Of the entire world may be expected
to be seen in action on American
courts during the summer of 1921.
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Pinky Mitchen-Jackson Go
Attracts Fight Enthusiasts
BY FAIRPLAY.

EW YORK December 31-Whle Ray Moore OF St Paul who
polished off Jack Sharkey wokmanlike at
Wednesday night going hot-foo the ban
awt tlehoder Joe Lynch looks good fight
the would be between
Pky Miteeland Willie Jackson of New
Mtchelfs the
he $500 forfeit
nothing would han
the
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LONG TRIP ANDCLIMATE
CHANGE BIG HANDICAPS
Intersectional Grid Battle With California Shoru
of Significance by Conditions Govern
ing It-CoIlege Sports in 1920.
BY LAWRENCE PERRY.

HO STATE UNIVERSTYS eleven Will take the heId
at Pasadena tomorrow opposing the of
eleven The while nature no grca,
change railroad
involved
arrival OF the Buckeyes and the playing o the game
on more or less when they
points; humanity
respect ~'~ :" ~
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u. S. Net Victory to Change es....
Awards of Title Tomneys

THE victory of the tennis cup matches
with the resultant shift of the 1921 international play this
try a marked change the awarding of
during At
will be awarded follows
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play was somewhat similar to the
Merkle play, the failure to touch secont
being the point involved.
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How Teams Will Line Up
In Southern Title Game
Give Thorpe's Team Battle.

opponents, record that speaks for
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generally efficient outfit, good cnous h
10 play against any foot ball outfit
III the country.
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-19
SINAI ENCAMPMENT
NSTALLS OFFICERS

Sinai Encampment No. :. !. .. @.
+. held a regular meeting IN the odd
Fellows hail at which the oNcers for
the ensuing year was installed. Inn
portant business was also taken up
for the arrangement and committees
we're appointed for the handling Of
the large delegation Of members OK
pected in the city for the meeting Of
FEBRUARY 9Th at which time there
will be about so new members taken
in to the order. @
The grand encampment. officers
from ali over the state are expected
to be present and It will have al the
marks Of "a session Nof. the grand
body. sinai E~ncainprnent II now tho
largest in the state. {
The officers installed are - fol-
lows =
Thos. A. Redick, ehist patriarch:
"A. l.. Reading. senior warden; =. q.
Felt. Junior warden: Geo, W. Bristol.
I fin. scribe; g. F. Redick., roAoFder;
Jacob Gress, %treasurer: Jacob wsish.
first watch: T. W. Ricket, second
watch; w. E. Redick, third watch: 3,
s, Harrison, fourth watch; Gilbert
Johnson, first guard: r. Roy Hoili-
day, second guard.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-19
SERVICES
FOR CLARA MCGUIRE
HELD THIS MORNING

Funeral services for Miss Clara
Mcclure. who died early last week at
Red Lodge. Mont were held this
morning at . O'Clock at the Sacred
Heart Catholic church in this city,
and Rev. Father. Klinkhanmer off,
ciated. The remains, which arrived
Saturday night from Red Lodge, were
taken to the residence OF Miss Nc
Guire's~llncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Seavy., 22S North Third street,
where they remained over Sunday.
Miss Mcguire, had lived in East
Grand Forks for the better part of
her life. graduated from the local
high school, aud taught in the local
schools for several years. Her death,
which occurred last Tuesday. was un-
expected. as she had been i'll only d
short time. Her death was due to
the results 1of All attack Of influenza
last year. from which she en-
tfrely recovered. When taken Ill she
was teaching at the Red Lodge
schools. So
All Of her sisters and brothers were
here for the funeral. including Miss
Mary Mcclure Of Seattle, Wash. ;
Mrs. Joseph Morarity of Shakopee,
MINI; Miss Anna. MCGUIRE of Grand
Forks: John McGuiref%of Fargo, and
J. L. Mcguire of Grand Forks. Mrs.
Moriartty expects to leave this even
ing for her home.