Seeley and Hovey Reach Connecticut Golf Final
New Britain Conn June 27 former state champions Parker Seeley of Brooklawn and Hovey of Westogue will meet tomorrow in the 36 hole final for the Gon Outl title Meadow course Meadow Brooklawn. Seeley led at the turn but Hovey won holes and took the match down to the final rounds amid a heavy rain that flooded the course and delayed play. Seeley withdrew in a later match as Deming of Hartford retired after a death in his family.
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Hartford
Harold Art
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Connecticut Golf Association
Washburn and Mathey Beat Turnbull Brothers in Tennis
At Wimbledon on June 27 United States players Washburn and Mathey defeated the Turnbull brothers of England in straight sets to win the doubles. Willis defeated Stodart for the U S, and Ryan beat Holman to set up a likely fifth round meeting with Suzanne Leng of France.
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United States
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Watson M. Wash?urm
Dean Mathey
United
Turnbull Brothers
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Rainy day delays Eastern League games
Eastern League yesterday postponed all games due to rain. Today’s schedule includes Bridgeport at Springfield Waterbury at Hartford residence at Pittsfield Haven at Worcester and Pittsfield at New Haven Worcester at Providence Martford at Waterbury. Tomorrow features Pittsfield at New Haven and Worcester at Providence.
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Bridgeport
Waterbury
Hartford
Pittsfield
Haven
Worcester
New Haven
Providence
Martford
Five Leading Batters In Two Major Leagues
Eddie Roush boosts to third in the National League with four hits including a double and a triple in yesterday’s games for Pittsburgh. George Sisler and Johnston see shifts in the American League standings as Sisler maintains pace while Johnston drops from the tie for fifth. Flagstead edges closer to Veach in third, with Cole and Peckinpaugh not in action. Major league batting leaders shown with games, at bats, runs, and hits.
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Pittsburgh
Z Wheat
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Billy Southworth
Belo Roush
George Sisler
Johnston
Indians
AB R. H' Cravath
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Gines
Sworth
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Williams
Referee Pecord Chosen For Dempsey Willard Fight
Toledo June 27 Jess Willard and Jack Kearns praised the selection of Ollie Pecord as referee for the heavyweight championship contest a week away. Tex Rickard and Major A J Biddle were named judges with Pecord, rules to be discussed in a conference next Monday. If a foul or disqualification occurs, Pecord will consult the judges. the outcome hinges on who remains on their feet after twelve rounds. Dempsey and Willard continue light training as crowds of 3,860 watch Willard spar and Dempsey box.
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Ohio
Jess Willard
Jack Kearns
Jack Dempsey
Ollie Pecord
Toledo Boxing Commission
Tex
Rickard
A. J. Drexel Biddie
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Boxing Central
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Biddle
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Tendler Seeks Shot at Leonard Despite Ballpark Obstacle
Lew Tendler, Philadelphia newsboy and rising boxing figure, aims to challenge champion Henry Leonard if a match can be arranged. Leonard and his manager reportedly blocked Tendler at the Leonard-Dundee fight last week to avoid Tendler gaining public leverage. Locals fear Tendler may claim the title by default, but true title claims require ring defeats, not paper assertions. St Stephens in Milford plans a road trip to Milford to play the fast Milford team with 1:30 p.m. report and 2 p.m. bus departure. The WeysideS face the Fairmonts at Seaside Park today with an open date tomorrow and a challenge from Lone awaiting.
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Philadelphia
Henry Leonard
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Phillies
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Dundee
Quaker City
Teonard
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Milford
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Browns and Tigers in Ruppert Huston pay yell clash
The Impartial Rooter notes Browns and Tigers contesting for Pay Yell status as the Ruppert-Huston fund draw becomes a point of contention among baseball fans. It details fan and press reflections on Dempsey Dundee Leonard Writings and the shifting attention between boxing and baseball despite holiday schedules.
Industrial League Showdown Headed by Singers Lead
In Seaside Park No 1 the Singers face the Locos as the Chains and Remyos game is postponed to a future double header. Standings show Singers 4 1, Locos 3 2, Chains 3 2, Lakes 3 3, Remyos 0 5. St Joseph players Arnold Lauscher Campana Gare Clark Durkin Mathi must report by 2:15 tomorrow at Alamond No 1.
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J Qacos
Diamond
Seaside Park
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Remyos
Locos
F.C. Singers
ST. Jos
St. Joseph
Alamond
Arnold
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Ambition Key to Sprinting Rise Says Cornell Coach Moakley
Coach Moakley of Cornell says sprinters need unwavering but stabilizing ambition to reach top speeds. He cites success only for those who pace progress, avoid rushing training, and maintain judgment to reach 10 flat without wrecking future chances. The piece notes Cornell’s long-standing sprint strength and an upcoming Bethel game with travel details.
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Cornell
America
Monkley
Jror
Standing of City Baseball League teams and schedule
The bulletin lists standings with St Josephs leading at 3 1 750 and Columbus Boys Club at 1 1 800, followed by Blessed Sacrament and Red Sox. Tomorrow's games at Seaside Park include St Josephs vs Columbus Boys' Club, Company R vs Red Sox, and Blessed Sacrament vs Rosebuds with umpire and scorer assignments noted. Players released and new signings are listed for Columbus, Red Sox, Josephs, and Blessed Sacrament.
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Marriage Records Confirm Jess Willard Age Thirty Seven
Leavenworth Kansas June 27 Jess Willard heavyweight boxing champion is recorded as 37 years old in the marriage license bureau files. The county clerk showed the license book to verify the age amid a wager dispute.
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Itos Jesse
Browns Defeat Cicotte 4 1 in Baseball Action
Chicago managed only one run as St Louis pitcher Wellman held the Cubs to four despite a late rally. Pivotal moments included Pelsch with a two base hit and Gedeon adding a three bagger for the Browns.
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Eddie Mahan to Coach Boston Gridiron Tam
L ieutenant Edward Mahan of the Marine Corps, a former captain of the Harvard gridiron team, will coach the Boston College football team next fall. Mahan, now in Romania, expects to return soon and will succeed Charles E. Brickley, another former Crimson captain and Boston College coach.
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Edward Mahan
Marine Corps
Aroard
Boston College
Mahan
Romania
Charles EB. Brickley
Crimson
Walker and Dean Set for Intercollegiate Golf Final
Philadelphia reports Lucien Walker of Columbia and J. S. Dean of Princeton will meet tomorrow in the individual intercollegiate golf championship final. Walker and Dean each won tight semi finals, with Walker beating T. B. Davis of Yale and Dean eliminating R. H. Wales of Harvard.
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Columbia
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University of Pennsylvania
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Harvard
R. K. Hanson
T. B. Tavis
Yale
R. M. Round
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R. H. Wales
C. W. Baker
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Wales
E. P. Duncan
Daniel Rhoads
Leigh Taiggett
R. W. Thorrington
Hanson
Rhoads
Calves
Jones
Williams and Tilden Reach Delaware Tennis Final
In Wilmington Delaware on June 27 R Norris Williams II and William T Tilden II, both of Philadelphia, won to meet tomorrow for the state lawn tennis title. Williams beat H C Johnson Massachusetts champion 6 4 6 1 in the fifth round and then ousted Stanley Pearson 6 2 6 1 in the semifinals, while Church Princeton champion cannot defend due to airplane injury.
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R. Norris Williams
William T. Tilden
Philadelphia
Delaware
George M. Church
Princeton
Williams
H. C. Johnson
Massachusetts
Milwaukee Boxer Ted Jamieson Loses In Paris Bout
Ted Jamieson light heavyweight from Milwaukee was defeated on points in Paris by Nikes the Trench heavyweight. Jamieson was the National AAU 175 pound champion in 1917.
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Ted Jamieson
Milwaukee
Nikes
Trench
Jamieson
Dempsey and Jess Willard Fight Talk From A Puffed Page
A sensational, chaotic boxing preview mocks Dempsey and Jess Willard with wild metaphors and comic asides. It predicts Dempsey’s chances and mocks Willard’s weaknesses, weaving exaggerated phrases about rings and punches. The piece comes across as a satirical sports riff from an era of colorful boxing rhetoric.
Daley Wins Boston Women’s Golf Championship
Mrs Daley defeats Mrs Baker to win the Boston Women’s Golf Association title at Bras Burn Country Club Newton June 2. Daley, a former Philadelphia district champion and member of the Country Club, wins two up in the final round.
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Spates Pion
Philadelphia
Women's Golf Association
Boston
Bras Burn Country Club
Q Country Club
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