Captain Baum selects team for Gotham events Thursday
Captain M A Baum coach of Bridgeport A C and Board of Recreation plans a busy week for his swimmers. Thursday night he takes the girls team and two boys to Madison Square Garden for six 74 yard handicap events with Anna Baum Grace Kemple Stacia Danielwicz Helen Childis Rote Lavine and Marlen Baum among entrants.
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M. A. Baum
Board of Recreation
Bridgeport A. C
Madison Square Garden
Myrtle Beach
Anoe Hato
Wen Haven
Baum Nak
Anna Baum
Grace Kemple
Stacia Danielwicz
Helen Childis
Rote Lavine
Marlen Baum
Miss Kemple
Gotham
George Chaicklin
Napoleon Labreaue
New York
Newark
Jersey City
Philadelphia
Bridgeport
Baim
Board of Recreation Stars
Captain Baum
Grace Kmple
Helen Danielwicz
Stacia Daneiwicz
Marion Wood
Helen Childs
Mildred Smédberg
Helen Lewis
GeorgeChalsklin
Napoleon Labreque
Rube Kanopsky
Ashworth
Myrtle Beach Corps
P. V. Gazan
Max Baum
Seaside Life Saving Corps
Capt. Ashworth
G. Hussell
P. V. Gah
Robert Leckie
Alfred E. Realfl
Frank W. Hunter
Milford
L. &. Toocser
W. J. Johnson
Xew Heven Mondey
Newaven
Cross Arbor
Baum
Iin
Haver
Stacia
Park City
Wills May Train at Savin Rock in Fall Bout Plan
Harry Wills the colored heavyweight contender is expected to sign for a fall bout with Jack Dempsey. Training at Savin Rock on the West Shore is likely, with signs pointing to the resort as the conditioning site. Negotiations on the proceeds and agreements are reportedly near settlement.
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New Eaven
Harry Wills
Jack Dempsey
Dempeer
Savin Rock
Harry
West Shore
Wills
Prudential
the Rock
Harry Iker
Wils
Mixed foursome at Weatogue Club hosts Milford Cup round one
A mixed foursome event at Weatogue Country Club is paired with the Milford School Cup’s first round match play. Many entities are expected to participate in the March event, with the Wearington club noting foursomes remain popular and scores often improve.
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Weatosts
Rhea Monch
Wear Tngus
White Sox End Slump with Win Over Athletics
Chicago recovers from a losing streak and pounds the Athletics as every starter collects a hit. Hooper leads with a 15 hit star while Teper Venelia Thr and RL ham contribute four inclugine runs. Leverette rises and a batting order shake helps end a five game skid, under manager Gleason. Philadelphia is mentioned in a closing note.
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White Sox
Hooper
Chicago
Venelia
Leverette
Gleason
Philadelphia
Davis Cup Team to be Named on Wednesday
New York Aug 7 America’s Davis Cup squad to defend the trophy at Forest Hills on September 1 2 and 4 will be named Wednesday announced by the United States Tennis Association. Tilden Johnston appear sure for singles while doubles selection is open with two pairs under consideration Washburn Williams and Tilden Richards. The committee will finalize the team Wednesday noon with decisions due 21 days before the match, the time limit expiring August 14.
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New York
America
Forest Hills
N.Y
United States Tenniss Tennis Association
William
Tilden
William M. Johnston
Washourne
Willams
Tildex
Vincent Richards
William T. Tilden
Wiliam MM. Johnston
Wimit
Pierotti Plans Eastern Leaguers Team From Greater Tiston
Al Pierotti of the Pittsfield pitching staff intends to recruit a team of Eastern Leaguers from Greater Tinston after the current season. The squad will tour Greater Boston, challenging leading Independent clubs. Likely members include Callahan Albany catcher, Donovan Albany and South Boston, Donahue second base, Silks shortstop Pittsfield and Medford, K King right field Waterbury and Dorchester, Buyrs center field New Haven and Boston Braves, Pierotti pitcher Pittsfield and Everett, Sullivan pitcher Waterbury and Phillies, Muleenan pitcher Worcester and Woburn.
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al Pierotti
Pittsfield
Greater Tinston
Greater Boston
Pierotti
Callahan
Albany
Lynn Cornets
Donovan
South Boston
Donahue
Dorchester
Silks
Medford
K. King
Waterbury
Buyrs
New Haven
Bosinn Braves
Plerouti
Pitzfield
Everett
Sullivan
Phillies
Muleenan
Worcester
Woburn
Lafayette Beats Seaside 7 to 3 at Seaside Park
Lafayette defeated Seaside 7 to 3 as pitcher Coleman dominated for Lafayette while Seaside starter Carpenter struggled, with Callahan delivering the decisive hits. Seaside bats were shut down by strong Lafayette defense.
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Lafayette
Seaside Park
Coleman
Carpenter
Callahan
Bush and Pillette Lead Pitchers in Major Leagues
Joe Bush of the Yankees and Her man Pillette of the Tigers top the table for 11th place among American League pitchers. Ruether of the Dodgers shows a strong record with 15 wins in 22 starts. A nine open and seven closed event program includes sprints, distance runs, relays, and field events. The Bridgeport A. C. is noted as a leading contender and local teams anticipate strong showings in state championships with coaching by AJ Anderson.
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Joe Bush
Yankees
Herman Pitletta
Tigers
Bush
Pillette
Kalp
Browns
Cincinnati
Bue
Dutch Ruether
Dodgers
Ruether
Hia Sazson
B. A
Haves
Butte
B.A. C
Bridgeport A
AJ Anderson
Mnet
Draca Anderson
Suns
George Lee
Pranels
Diiver Matty Shane
Jack Fitspallox
Alexander Son
Anelos
Tacy
New York
al Anderson
Irish Games At Lighthouse Point Draw 275 Contenders
Secretary Thomas J ihe Tehay of the State announces more than 275 runners will contest at Lighthouse Point next Saturday afternoon. The field includes noted New York stars and Bridgeport entrants. Entry tallies show 278 as a possible cap, with confirmation pending on today’s mail.
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Detroit
Norwalk
Louw
America
LPG Bush
New York
Piltette
Petra
Wid Uts
Loui
A Kolp
St. Iia
Dan Hi
Sehaw Tah da Bt
Louis Wright
Louis Gat Brillheart
Wash
Levertte
Morton
Jonagon
BO van Gilder
St. Loke
Philadelphia
Rommel
Rat Hodge
Chicago
Shawkey
Sa— Fuhar
Ait Hoyt
Wacker Sangion
St. Souls
Washington
Maghaie
Courtney
Adh
Oleen
Etroit
Cavelskie
Cleveland
Ehmke
Bagby
Lindsey
New
Nels
Ferguson
Boston
Helmach
St. Louis
Douglas
Retary ‘Peaey
Stugland
Oeics
Sherde
Ruecher
Hamilton
Osborne
Haines
Cincinnati
Niles
Aytrburgh
Fea
Cooper
Higgins
Harriers
Preffer
St. Taeuis
Reersherg Prep
Vance
Brooklyn
Alonsa
Kramer
Cholson
D Miller
Glamer
Pittabureh
Ane
Pepiaw
Jones
ABC
Tim
Mitzpativkos
Alison
Toney
Vine Bridgeport
Amd Bish
Hazel- Carlson
Keek
Bridgeport
Beenisn
Marquard
Caing
Was Kaufmann
Aieagoner Lieto Td
Mertlea
Tader
Pulingim
Tronn
Lo Seral
Wolan Ho McQuillan
Hostoe Watson
Mmn
AtaYyor
Thevidl Pitsserald
Icadore
Broklyn
Phincalphis
Shriver
Weiter Adortia
Lighthouse Point
Thomas J Ihe Tehay
Canmaccioni A. A
Masiy
Regis
Tore Beverary
Racy
Thas Ag
Rosenburg Starts Training For Boat Match
New York reports Dave Rosenburg, a Baltimore boxing prospect, begins camps with manager Dour Schwinger for an August 4 bout with Phil Krug before Johnny Wilson's title committee. Training at Greenwood Lake, Rosenburg aims to fine tune opponents Danny Ross and Sammy Moss, while Tedby Eighe and Mawes Hexers join in conditioning.
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New York
Dave Rosenbers
Chemitride
Aceighy Basen
Phil Krug
Johnny Wilson
Lea
State Athletic
Gommniasion
Dour Schwinger
Fort Greenwood Lake
Krug
Rosenberc
Danny Ross
Sammy Mosshtre
Tedby Eighe
Mawes
Hexers
Hite Secyis
Werk
Pett Wylanai
Weaarles
Alse
Rosen Erg
Sacred Hearts Win From Lock City Nine
Sacred Hearts defeat the Lock City nine 9 to 4 in Stamford, with Sacred Heart strong on offense as Lock City fights back but falls short in late innings. The game centers on the St. nine of Me Look City and the contest ends with the Sacred Hearts holding the lead.
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Meart Seumn Deur
Stamford
Rogks Face Warner Tonight In Local Showdown
The Black Rocks, smarting from a prior defeat by American Terplon of Fairfield, seek revenge against Warner Brothers. Otto Herb is expected to play, with Dailey also set to receive. Tipoff is at 7:15.
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Black Rocks
Fairfield
Warner Brothers
Black Rock
Otto Herb
Dick Howell Triumphs Over Norman Ross in Swim Meet
Chicago August 7 Richard Howell of the Illinois Athletic Club, an eighteen year old schoolboy swimmer, upset clubmate Norman Ross in the annual Chiaver three and a half event. Howell won by a large margin, breaking Ross’s own record as Bo Mac of Chicago placed third, five minutes behind.
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Chicago
Richard Howell
Illinois A. C
Kos
Tron Man Joe McGinnity Still Strong With Dubuque
Dubuque fans hail Joe McGinnity the veteran hurler as he coaches the Mississippi Valley League club. The 30-plus year veteran still shows speed and control, leading by example and delivering tough games in rain or shine. His long career spans from Brooklyn to the Giants and Pirates, earning the nickname Lion Man after a famed seven game stretch.
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Dubuque
Ken Man
McGinnity
New York
Joe
Slaly
Theaing Ina
Pheblne
Tyars
Age Ray
McGinntty
Rube Waddell
McHnnity
Flo
Giants
John
Ghinmity
Ap LLC
CSSA
Tévedis
Rasba
Jim
Tren
Pibugne
Mihring
Argrestion
van Buren
Ark
Montgomery
Point Toy
Kansas City
Decatur
Vearle
Detroit
Pepny
St. Joseph
George Pinkey
Brooklyn
Baltimore
John McGraw
Wilbert Robinson
Ta Lim McGinnity
Tress de Ithebard
McGianity
Eames
Lowrie
St. Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Alkeher
West
Witter
Oklahoma
Mrs Mallory Wind headlines Glen Cove tennis meet
In Glen Cove today seven first round matches of the metropolitan women's singles championship ended with favorites advancing. New York star Molla Bjerstedt Mallory beat Mrs William Ellis, Marguerite Davis won over Katherine Gardner, and Helen Hooker defeated Innis Rourke among others, with several by default.
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Glencove
uSiaus
Malin Biwrsted
Mallory
New York
Atvie
William M. Ellis
New
Ham
Benjamin Briges
Pelham Manor
Ne Y
Helen Hooker
Edward
Alsa
Jean Greene
Molla Bjerstedt Mallory
Wily York
Toy
Liam M. Hillis
Ceres Baker
Ones
Msn
Isihelle Hoffmier
Philadelphia
Uotaut
Tee
Jessie Gost
Brooklyn
Marie Wagner
Ey Defaule
Theodore Johst
Bernard
Stence
Marguerite Davis
St. Paul
Mints
Getestell
T-Bu
Mele Wills
San Francisco
Gladys C. Hutchings
F. H. God- Son
Ta“Tl Leroy
York
Tos Anmeies
Alice Vail
Jean_ Rovert+son
Albert Olean
St. Louie
Iith Sigournny
Boston
William H. Pritchard
Jcstic Bancroft
B. Ateerby
Florence Sheldon
Menetar J
A. Collingwood
Florence Ballin
Agnes Sherwood
Molla Ri
Ork
EU Arl Gott
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McGowan
Dyker
Woteh
Mauser
de Miller
Boy Bo
Canon
Young
Kateham
Aewalker
Yartison
Sullivan India
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Ketcham
Johnson
Sirynk
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Te Falk
Jasman Coe
Ameen
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Trunk
Sheely
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Haaper
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Hauser
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Tomel
Reste
Leverett
Yarrison
Fom
Ot Hogan
Ketchum
Hornsby
Braves
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Reall
Teowell
Fournier
Hom Unamith
Ainsmith
St, Louis
Flack
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Topercer
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Powell
Nixon
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Tim Botcksl
Usike
Watson
McNamara
Doudiger
Sih
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Touhls
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Geschger
Qlile
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Garfoot
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Widfteid
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Cough
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Mall Siam
Old Ali
Walteraville
West Side
Boyers
Lafayella
Beech
Waltersville
Anit
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Bench Wong
Nursday
Joe McGinnity
Rosenburg
Sacred Hearts
Juline Fleischmann
Winonudre
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Lub
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