Referee and Two Judges To Handle Big Fight July Fourth
Bridgeport and New Haven clash in a sports roundup listing boxing officials and results from local games. Bridgeport beat Pittsfield 7-3 behind Lai driving in the decisive run, while New Haven edged Hartford 5-4 as Adams allowed nine late hits but kept the visitors off balance.
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Bridgeport
Pittsfield
Mass
Edgeport
Walsh
Lai
Tuns
New Haven
Hartford
Ford
Hehl
Tford
Martford
Simmons
David J
Grimes
Cos‘grove
Warden
Adams
Davidson
Torphy
Raymond
Brazill
Warren Adams
Ehi
Artford
Five Leading Batters In Two Major Leagues
Yesterday's games altered the batting race in both leagues. Eddie Roush of Cincinnati fell from top contention while Zack Wheat rose to .314. Garry Cravath and Ol son of the Superbas press near the leading mark. In the American League Roger Peckinpaugh sustained his hot form to reach .304 with Cobb Veach and Flagstead close behind, Johnston dipping slightly.
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Eddie Rousch
Cincinnati
Kaidic
Zack Wheat
Olson
Superbas
Rousch
Garry Cravath
Roger Peckinpaugh
Detroit
Cobb
Veach
Hingstead
Johnston
Cleveland
Ansons
Cravath
Phil
Sworth
Pitts
Young
Wilms
Philn
Z. Wheat Brin
Peck’ Paugh
Det
Bet
Flagstead
Johnston, Crew
Delaware Tennis Championship Surprises in State Tourney
In Wilmington on June 25, the Delaware State lawn tennis championship saw top favorites advance as survivors include Rodney Beck, Stanley Pearson, Harry C. Johnson, R. L. Norris, Williams, William T. Tilden, Carl Fischer, Wallace F. Johnson and Craig Biddle. Tilden beat R. L. James 6-1 4-5, Johnson and Pearson won key matches, doubles pairs Richards with Tilden and Gibbons with Johnson also clinched victories as play continued.
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Wilmington
Del
Delaware
Rodney
Beck
Stanley. Pearson
Harry C. Johnson
R. ON
Norris
Williams
William T. Tilden
Carl Fischer
Tilden
Wallace Johnson
John Jessop
Maher
R. ‘Garwood
Pearson
Frank Thomas
Beth
Biddle
Harry J. Son
Vincent ‘Richards
Willam T. Tilden
T. Harris
L. M. Roberts
George Powell
H. Johnson
Paul W.gibbons
W. Johnson
H. B. Endicott
Princeton Wins Intercollegiate Golf Championship at Merion
Princeton University captured the team title in the Intercollegiate Golf Association event at Merion with 1255 strokes over 72 holes. Harvard finished second with 1386, Yale third at 1387, followed by Pennsylvania 1410, Columbia 1488, and Williams 1512. individual totals list W Williams, S Summaries, W Wales among top scorers.
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Philadelphia
Princeton University
Merion
Harvard
Yale
Pennsylvania
Columbia
Williams
R. Norris Williams
William T
Princeton
Aeworth
Dean
Douglas
Haight
Wales
Baker
Jones
Lake
Davis
Scott
Coburn
McMillan
Rhoads
Round
Lemans
Calves
Walker
Rohenburg
Raale
Fuls
Willams—Adams
Black
Joes
Manning
Fight Returns Round by Round From Park Theater
Bulletin announces round by round results for the upcoming heavyweight title fight between Willard and Dempsey to be staged in Toledo. Returns will be described from the Park theatre stage during the afternoon performance for fans in attendance. Stillman A. C seeks games and can be reached at 666 Berkshire avenue.
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Willard
Dempsey
Toledo
Park Theatre
Stillmans Challenge
Stillman A. C
Stillmans
Berkshire Avenue
Dodgers Bat Out Victory in First Scoring Six Times
New York June 25 Dodgers defeated the Giants 9 to 4 after opening with six runs in the first inning. Olson started the spree with a single then Johnson homered, while Wheat and others pushed across more, giving Brooklyn a commanding early lead.
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Dodgers
New York
Giants
Causey
Schupp
Mans
Olson
Johnson
Griffith
Wheat
Frisch
Barnes
Brooklyn
el ‘Olson
Arittith
Myers
Konetchy
Fitzsimmons
Miller
Cheney
Ragan
Std
Burns
Zimmerman
Johnston
Chass
Winters
Gonzales
JESS AND JACK DO. THINGS DIFFERENTLY
Vaughn pitched well for Cincinnati as Chicago won the final game of the series 5 to 1. The Cubs turned multiple double plays and had players hitting for power while Philadelphia and Boston games ended tied 5 to 5 in a day of balanced offenses and control on the mound.
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Providence
Eeden
Springfield
Po Ng
Ho ‘Kay
Ie Rwg
Ich
Entley
Iler
Wilder
Helfrich
Damerd
Cooney
Pringfield
Pittsfield
Gearin
Miller
Miler
Emacs
Braves
Phillies
Philadelphia
Boston
Teuay
Halke
Luderus
Amrst
Cubs
Reds
Cincinnati
Vaughn
Chicago
Senators
Sox
Washington
Ngton
O Foster
Milan
Rice
Gharrity
Menosky
Pininich
Shanks
Grover
Shaw
Pa Hooper
McNally
Strunk
Ruth
McInnis
Og Walters
Ah Scott
Shean
Gilhooley
JJ Caldwell
Foster
Gharrkity
Scott
Letton
Washin Rice
Picinich
Rude
Hioper To
Walt 'A
Dartmouth names Tesreau coach for two-year baseball period
Dartmouth announces Melville H. Merritt of Middleton Mass left fielder and pitcher was named captain as Tesreau was reassigned as baseball coach for a two year term at Hanover.
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Hanover. Ke
Melville HH. Merritt
Middleton
Mass
Dartmouth
Jefe
Tesre
Benny Leonard Dundee bout sparks mixed reviews across papers
The Impartial Rooter notes conflicting wire reports of the Benny Leonard Johnny Dundee fight in Philadelphia. Philadelphia Record praises Dundee’s aggression and endurance, while the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin attributes Leonard’s draw to an injured right hand and notes New York papers largely favored Leonard.
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Benny Leonard
Johnny Dundes
Bix
Philadelphia
New York
Leonard
Billy Gibson
Leonard Meyer
Dundee
Jersey City
New York City
New Jersey
Philadelphia Record
Johnny Dundee
Benny
Johnny
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Phillies
Ball Park
Montreal
Charlie Pitts
Milly Gibson
Punch
Dundes
Dempsey and Willard Fight Recalled in Raucous Sideline Talk
A garbled column by Bugs Baier mocks the Dempsey Willard bout with vivid, hyperbolic scenes. It parodies the clash and criticizes the German coroner’s certificate while lampooning spectators and officials in a chaotic fight recap full of exaggerated imagery.
Urge More Entries for Athletic Meet July 4th
Mr Gahan chairman of the recreation committee reports that arrangements are being made for athletic events in Seaside park on July 4 during Service Recognition Week. Today many American Hardware employees entered. he seeks more entries from factory workers and city retailers. Two half mile relay races are planned for factory and office store workers. Applications close July 1. entries to Pierce V. Gahan at 302 First Bridgeport National Bank building.
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Gahan
Seaside Park
American Hardware Company
Pierce. V. Gahan
First Bridgeport
National Bank
New Haven Candidate Seeks Refereeing Big July 4 Bout
Dave Fitzgerald remains a strong contender for refereeing the Toledo show on July 4. His name is before the Army Navy and Civilian Board of Boxing Control for final approval. The job offers 5000 dollars for 30 minutes work, with Willard and Dempsey not likely to object if approved. There are reports of Willard favoring Rickard as referee and debate over five judges versus a single referee.
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New Haven
David Fitzgerald
Toledo
Dave
Army, Navy
Board of Boxing Control
Foxy Cuach
New
Poledo
Willard
Rickard
Kearns
Jack Welch
San Francisco
Bil Brown
New York
Willd
Yanks Rally To Beat Macke In Narrow Win
New York overcame a three run lead to defeat Philadelphia 4 to 3 in a late-innings rally. Perry Burns and Hannah led the offense with two-base hits, while Russell earned the win for New York. Philadelphia’s Schneider pitched well, but Perry and Dugan delivered key hits as New York claims its third straight victory.
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New York
Philadelphia
Witt
Thomas
Roth
Walker
Burns
Shannon
Ge Dugan
Ss Perkins
C Perry
Wick
Peckingaugh
Baker
Lewis
Pipp
Pratt
Bodie
Hannah
Schneider
Russell
P- i -Wickland
Schneider Jini
Perry
Dugan
Stalen
Vick
Schneider Ly Dugan
Hannah wHits
Nemar
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Waterbury
Worcester
Craig
Tyler
Flynn
Werre
Po Enger
Rf Brady
Ickup
Evine
T Hammond
Nfister
McHale
Ingham
Orry
Po Rackett
Seaun
Aker
Aif
Ariln
HS Grimes
Brady
Si Martin Ases
McGorry
Brett
McHala
Kal
Fly
McCorry
Lays
Alsh
Devine
Es Ei
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AML
TIGER
Park Theater
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Gardella
Potterger
I Warre
Dee
Waters
Bonnett
Kelfer
Orter
Weasel
Burnett
Waterbury Schreiber
Fiyno
Hanley
Leasy
Porter
Schreiber
Neuagel
Murphy
Ibury
Worces Craig
Bennett
Cardinals
Pirates
ST. ‘Louis
Louis
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Roy Grove
McHenry
Paulette
Snyder
Doak
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Hornsby
Barbare
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Stodr
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Schmidt
Cutshaw
Saier
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Hamilton Doak
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Thorpe
Smith
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Holke
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Jess
Jack
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Hoeg
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Hogg
Mallard
Vjack
Hey, Heke
Rigeert
Rachina
Boeckel
Ss ‘Wilson
Od McQuillén
Yahrah Whitted
Pearce
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Cf Gravath
O Baird
G Clarke
O Packard
Riggert
Luderua
Meusel
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Mann
Rr Merkie
Magee
Praskert
T O'Farrell
C Vaughn
Bressler
Cueto
Groh Pagkert
O'Farrel
Neale
Groh
Rarion
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Roush
Markle
Cinelnnati
Ring
Loaing
Tesreau
TY Hettinger
Harry Greb
Greb
Itme
Flint Ct
Oledo
Willura
Tex Rickard
Wimeell
Déucs
Bugs” Baier
Bugs
Sam Langford
Gorps
Trapper
Atlantic City
Scalpa
Gong
Jeb
Wilkard
Clemenceau
Dave Fitzgerald
Yanks
Macke
P’t. Cigar
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Ee Aera
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