College stars chased by majors amid draft talk
Harvard shortstop Jocko Conlon is courted by several big teams though he says he will not go pro, aiming to study law. Frank McGuire of Holy Cross draws Giants and Detroit interest, while Simondinger may head to the Athletics. Gagnon and other Holy Cross players also attract major league attention as scouts watch for fresh talent.
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Jocko
College
Jocko Conlon
Harvard
Turkey
Giants
Yanks
Conlon
Jack Slattery
Braves
Frank McGuire
Holy Cross
Frank
Detroit
Jess Burkett
Giant
Frankie
Holy
Gagnon
Our Olympic Women Say They Need Courage to Compete
Ex NYAC water polo star and gym director Jack Zinnoch argues American women lack progress in athletics due to false modesty about athletic attire and public competition. He cites improved performance with exposure to male officials and suggests staged meets to reduce embarrassment and boost participation.
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Jack Zinnoch
Zinnoch
Ethelda Bleibhtrey
Brooklyn
Beating Mallory Beamish wins Middlesex clash in three
Mrs Beamish, a British player, defeated American champion Mrs Molla Burstedt Mallory 6-0 1-6 6-4 in the Middlesex championship third round at Chiswick. The match featured a strong first set, a Mallory comeback in the second, and a tense final set with Beamish securing the victory. Mallory praised the high level of play.
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Chiswick
Associated Press
Seniors Win Inter-Class Meet At Roxbury Latin
The High School of Practical Arts inter-class athletic meet at Roxbury Latin School yesterday saw the seniors win with 3 points while the juniors scored 18, followed by freshmen 16 and sophomores 14.
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High School of Practical Arts
Roxbury Latin School
Vadalfi Grips Mat Champion in Boston Bout
Oreste Vadalfi, Italian challenger, faces Georges La Blanc for a two out of three falls match at the Grand Opera House in Boston. La Blanc, Canadian champion, meets Vadalfi while also defending a record of victories. other bouts feature Charles Metro versus Fred Moran and Joe Perelli against Frank Lurick with tickets available at the Grand Opera House or Howard Theatre.
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Oreste Vadalfi
Georges la Blanc
Grand Opera House
Oreste
Boston
Vadalfi
Renato Gardino
George Calza
la Blanc
la Blanca
Howard
Charles Metro
Fred Moran
Navy
Joe Perelli
Frank Lurick
Joe
Granda Opera House
Howard Theatre
School Meet Highlights Include High Jump Win
Alice Turnberg, a junior, won the running high jump clearing 4 feet 4 inches. The seniors won the dog race as girls crawled on hands and knees, to the amusement of spectators. The meet was directed by Miss Bessie Howard, gymnasium teacher.
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Alice Turnberg
Bessie Howard
Yanks Send Hinkey Haines to Reading
Reading International League club announces H. H. Haines star outfielder has been obtained from the New York Americans on option and will report Saturday. Dick Neihaus, left handed pitcher, bought from the Sacramento Pacific Coast League, joined manager Bender today.
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Reading International League Baseball Club
H. H
RACING RESULTS AT CONNAUGHT TRACK
Five and a half furlongs opened the program with Max Gold and Myrtle Crown among winners and notes on times and payouts. Races two to seven followed, listing horses, jockeys, odds, and finish positions with several long-shot payouts and times across distances from five furlongs to one mile eight.
Philadelphia Gold Challenger Cup Race Draws International Field
Philadelphia hosts a major amateur sculling event on the Schuylkill River next Saturday afternoon for a $1000 trophy. Canada’s top oarsmen join three leading U S scullers as Jack Kelly, the 1920 Olympic champion, defends the cup presented by local Philadelphians.
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Philadelphia
Schuylkill River
America
Canada
Jack Kelly
Brussels
Kelly gives up defending title in Philadelphia sculling
Kelly will not defend his title as he retires from sculling. Paul Costello of Vesper Boat Club is favored to win the preliminary race at Fairmount Park against Walter Hoover Duluth Hilton Belyea St. John New Brunswick and Eddie Durnan Toronto, with Rooney and Gilmore seen as top challengers. The mile and a quarter race aims for a 5 PM start and an expected 25 000 spectators.
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Undine Barge Club
W. E. Garrett Gilmore
Bachelor Barge Club
Frank Muller
Kelly and
Costello
Eddie Durnan, Jr
Toronto
Eddie Durnan
Rooney
Gilmore
Durnan
North America
Jack Kelly
Duluth
Tom
Schuylkill
Muller
Hoover
England
Buffalo
Belgea
Lake Erie Basin
Philadelphia
Ned Hanlon
Jim Ten Eyck
Fairmount Park
International League Scores Capture Tight Board
Jersey City 2 and Newark Baltimore 13 lead a high scoring slate while Reading 9 defeats Toronto 9 in a surprising tie followed by Buffalo 5 and Rochester 10 with Syracuse as a dangling result.
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Jersey City
Newark
Baltimore
Reading
Toronto
Buffalo
Rochester
Syracuse
Store Golfers Hold Tourney at Bellevue Golf Club
Fourteen Boston stores enter the annual store tournament at Bellevue Golf Club Melrose next Monday June 6. Prizes include fifteen individual awards plus the Schaschke cup for the team. Play is foursomes from 2 pm followed by a 730 pm club dinner with Major Tully as master of ceremonies. Newspaper prize invited. late entries to Filene's H D Hodgkinson. entries close June 3.
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Bellevue Golf Club
Melrose
Shepard
Jordan Marsh Company
Butler’s
D. R. Emerson Company
Kennedy's
Continental
Leopold Morse Company
Scott & Co
Gilchrist Company
Filene’s
R. N. White Company
Thayer-McNeil
C. F. Hovey Company
Chandler & Co
Tully
R. H. White Company
Francis Oulmet
Jesse Guilford
H. D. Hodgkinson
NYU Captain Flynn to Trial with Giants Next Season
Joe Flynn captain and shortstop of NYU is set to sign with the Giants after McGraw’s chief scout Arthur Devlin secured his promise. Flynn, one of the heaviest sluggers, batted .515 in 14 NYU games with 14 home runs, averaging a home run per game.
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Joe Flynn
New York University
Giants
Arthur Devlin
McGrawmen
Flynn
Violet
Racing results at Louisville track card
Six furlongs first race shows Youneed and Ground Swell among top finishers with exact payouts. Second race features Grand Daddy winning at 18.99 with Frank Boyd also running. multiple horses listed as also ran. Third race recorded at four and a half furlongs. Mayer Carrol and Rusticator among finishers with payouts listed. Fourth race six furlongs notes Rapid Day and Adonis as top finishers with show prices. Fifth race one mile sixteen. Firebrain pays 8.40 to win and 2.60 to place with Bonus running. Sixth race five furlongs features Senator Combs and Flying Prince with various payouts. Seventh back one mile sixteen lists Lieutenant Colonel and others finishing.
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the Pages II
Turner
Max Gold
Gregory
Myrtle Crown
Swart
Jamima
Little Patey
Lady Rochester
Lucky Pearl
Cannonball
Bae
Williams
Beoe
Barrington
Seth
Lemon
Boganowski
George Choos
Hasty Arrow
Beliin
Hanna
Paul
McAfee
Briganna
Berry
Courteous
Heck
Alx Furiongs Camouflage
Parrington
Anderson
Naturla
Redman
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Whiteridge
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EUASS
Ette Yowell
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Sudor
Aston Berry
Lady Jeart
Exhborter
Old Faithful
Claver
Fireworth
Booneville
Henry M
Anvens
Aarjerie M
Viva Cuba
Sailor
Johnson
Spectacular
Mary Jane Baker
the Ee
Thistle Queen
Little Dear
Martin
Youneed
Taylor
Ground Swell
Owens
Orlova
Are Alexander
Blue Paradise
Binding Tie
Hope
Machiavella
Grand Daddy
Seeer
Frank Boyd
Arvin
Hermoden
Mayer Carrol
Qconnelly
Rusticator
Glenlivet
Tender Seth
Billy Bern
Tokihime
Paul A
Ormzleigh
Taptor
Senator Combs
Jake A Biddledee
Pictor
Barnes
Flying Prince
Slanderer
Burke
Tady Madcap
Scobie
Fey
Pee Minto II
Metric
Sweetheart
Dr. Gilbert
Rob
Whippet
Seee Mies
Stirling
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Pickens
Miss Edna
McTaggart
Jealous Woman
Slyfox
Dentaria
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Horinga
Brilliant
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Pusu Pin
Little Ammie
Harry Maxim
Cape Pillar
Lady Patricia
Dreyer
Ita
Bs Citizen
Bill McClo
Frank
Monroe
Ndial II
Je Sete Carmandale
Alexander
Some Baby
Foden
Alvord
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Hidden Jewel
Crack O'Dawn
Mock Orange
Flynn
Weiner
Jim
McDermott
Hen- Grie
Sporting Chance
Leta
Summer Sigh
Mark West
Sheba
Thomas
Antille
Belario
Roy C
Neviette
Johnay O'Connell
True Filer
Marinelli
Brilliance
C. Kummer
Kirklady
Bullman
Hardee
Susara
Faithful Girl
Dimmerdale
Routledge
Morris
Exodus
Luke
Broomseter
Knobbie
Be Frank
War Mask
Cote d'Or
Ponce
L'Eclair
Kelsay
Algon
Fator
Ogarite
Laughter
Bullet
Snob II
Kummer
Pillory
Butwell
Inne Grasa
Keogh
Snob 2nd Captures Withers Stakes at Belmont Park
Snob 2nd owned by J. Cosden and ridden by Clarence Kummer won the 47th Withers Stakes at Belmont Park by four lengths over Pillory and June Grass. Time for the mile was 1:35 4-5, just 1/4 second off the track record. Pillory, the Preakness winner, ran second.
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New York
Pillory
Butwell
June Grass
Snob
Audacious
Horse Racing First to Seventh Races Card Summary
Results across seven races at the meet note winners and payouts. Seee Mies led the opener with a $28.20 return, Miss Beulah paid $3.20, Miss Edna returned $2.85. Encanto, on five and a half furlongs, produced a $10.40 winner payout. O Morning paid $1. None details for other races beyond times and participants.
Trouble With the Fish in Maine Is That They Refuse to Fletcherize
An amusing Rangeley Lakes travel sketch from May 31 1922 spoofing Maine fishing culture. The narrator mocks urban anglers and fletcherizing fish while praising Maine scenery and noting stubborn, clever trout and salmon resisting bait and easy catches.
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Maine
Rangeley Lakes
Hiawatha
Fletcher
Rangeley
Russia
RACING RESULTS AT Belmont Track
Belmont results show six races with noted winners and times. Straight filers and favorites led early, Dimmerdale and Routledge posted quick times, while Snob II and Watchful Waiting faced mixed fates among crowded fields.
Tobin Banished From Game Indefinitely
Right fielder Tobin of the St. Louis Americans received an indefinite suspension from Umpire Brick Owens after an altercation in yesterday's game with the Detroit Tigers. Pitcher Shock er was also ordered from the game but not named in the suspension notice.
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St., Louis
Tobin
St. Louis Americans
Brick” Owens
Detroit Tigers
Shocker
Owens
B. B. Johnson
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