Friedman's clever boxing wins Armory A A Journey bout
Abe Friedman narrowly defeats Irish Johnny Curtin in a 10 round windup at Mechanics Building amid a peppery card. Mickey Travers and Tommy Noble slugged in a rough bout, while Pete Hartley and Johnny Clinton clashed before a halted match due to a cut.
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New Haven
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New Bedford
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Boston
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Tendler Knocks Out Barrett in Sixth at National League Park
Philadelphian Tendler defeats Clifton Heights rival Bobby Barrett in the sixth round before a crowd exceeding 20 000 at the National League baseball park. Tendler dominates with body blows and sharp lefts while Barrett struggles to land and is ruled out of the fight after a decisive finish. Chaney also stops Allie Nack in the opener, with Kaplan topping Joe Jackson and Freses edging Droney in the semi finals.
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Los Angeles
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Brown select Jones to lead track team next season
Providence June 6 J. P. B. Jones Jr. of Providence was elected to lead Brown track next season. Jones, a high jumper, also served as captain of this year's Brown tennis team.
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Collett Takes Lead in Eastern Women’s Golf Championship
Miss Glenna Collett of Providence seized the lead at the Eastern women’s golf championship after scorching the Westchester Biltmore course in 80 strokes, one under the day’s best and one ahead of Elizabeth Hardin of Baltusrol who matched yesterday’s 81.
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Bright prospects for Collett in rain soaked round
Collett emerged with a strong outlook as heavy rain dampened the fairways. She carded 40, paired with Mrs. J L Anderson who also shot 40 but 44 home, while leading scores listed include Herzog Stetson Bishop Dubois and Fox. Officers elected at the Women's Eastern Golf Association annual meeting include Miss E W Allen president and Miss E G Hood vice president.
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Boston
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Pittsburg
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Kirkwood Leads First Round at British Golf Classic
Kirkwood, Australian open champion, led the first qualifying round in Gleneagles with 71 strokes. Hutchinson, Chicago, British open champion, was next at 75 after an opening 86. Barnes and Hagen failed to arrive on time for Tuesday and will start Wednesday.
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Chicago
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Walter Hagen
Veterans Edge for 90 Mark in New England Senior Golf
Ninety six veterans aged 55 to 85 tee off in a 36 hole New England senior golf championship at Woodland Golf Club. W R Henderson leads with 83 while H F Farrell and A F Bliss stay close behind. numerous players surpass the 90s as sunshine and steady putting shape day one.
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Paris to Stage 1924 Olympic Games Decision
The French Olympic committee met and unanimously decided to proceed with organizing the 1924 Olympic Games in Paris. Delegations from federations were represented as they reaffirmed commitment to carrying out the event with all available means.
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Hanney Delivers No-Hit No-Run Game at Waltham
Jim Hanney of Waltham High School blanked Rindge Tech 10-0 in a decisive schoolboy outing. He both pitched masterfully and contributed a run producing single in the opening frame as Lowrey and Peterson scored. Daniels added a following single.
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Home Run Hitters in Yesterday's Games
Yesterday's MLB action highlighted power as multiple players topped in both leagues. Key sluggers from the American and National Leagues delivered long balls, fueling comeback chances and league-leading totals.
No-Hit Victory Sparks Waltham High Baseball Rally
Waltham High defeated Rindge Tech 10 to 0 as Jim pitched a no hit no run game. Canter and Lourey led with five runs, while Hanney and Hayes combined for dominant pitching and fielding support.
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Quimet Stars for Woodland in Boston Four Ball Race
Woodland golf team aimed to clinch the Boston Four Ball title as Albemarle led by a point and a half. Francis Ouimet and Jesse Guilford starred for Woodland, pairing to win six points though Albemarle remained ahead. Commonwealth upset Albemarle on its course, Wollaston fell to Weston, and with one day left the championship remained in doubt.
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