Recreation League Batters Lead as Caffrey Tops Bridgeport Twirler
Youthful right hander Horan and others shine as Barry Greb, Rud Gorman, and Luis Vincentini claim wins in Detroit Boston and New York bouts. Bob Caffrey leads Bridgeport pitchers with a 10–4 season record after adjustments to Eastern League tallies. Met contest notes show Metevier and Roberts among top moundsmen with over five wins.
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Hearts and Lenox to clash in first Recreation Loop game
Sacred Hearts and Lenox meet in the first Recreation Loop contest of the week at Seaside Park tonight. Two other games are on the schedule this week as the circuit standings show Lenox, Sacred Hearts, and Blessed Sacraments contending with a mix of results reflected in the current records.
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Complete play in Belle Haven event at Greenwich
The Belle Haven tennis tournament concludes with mixed doubles finals won by Margaret Booraem and Kathene Engsbury in two sets. Eleanor and Winifred Croft defeated Katherine Kungabury and Margaret Treacream in women's doubles, while Thompson J defeated Join Gera ham in a men's singles final. Joe Tederhil and Bo Tharp also competed in the men’s doubles.
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Aveliv Champion Named New Track and Field Javelin Champion
The young standout from St Stanielia College is hailed as the new javelin champion at seventeen years old. He has only been training with the spear for four months, marking a rapid rise in the sport and earning early acclaim.
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Jack Delaney III Cancels Burke Boat
AP report from Petrove on August 17 describes Pharr Gebwis arranging a meeting for Tommy Hons tonight when Jack Delaney III, previously injured, is ordered by physicians to return home. Delaney will undergo an operation upon arrival in Ridgeport.
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Taylor Hurt as Panthers Down Lawmakers in Nine
Worcester defeated Albany 9 to 2 in a wild game. Eddie Taylor was struck in the head by a pitch, suffering a skull fracture and leaving for a local hospital in serious condition. Johnny Werts pitched for Worcester, with several players contributing on offense as Albany faltered.
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Penn State Football Starts Sept 1 Drill Year Ahead Schedule
Penn State College football opens preparations on September 1 with a squad of about forty players reporting to New Beaver Field. Neil Jerimi, graduate manager, announced the plan as the Lions set a rigorous start to pre season practice, with games arranged versus Georgia Tech Syracuse Notre Dame and West Virginia among others. Attendance expected to draw Central Pennsylvania football fans to see the team in early autumn.
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Seeded star and four foreigners lose at Newport
In the opening day of the ninth annual invitation tennis tournament at Newport, seeded star Willard Crocker of Canada fell to Jose Alonso of Spain 6-7, bed. Four foreign competitors were eliminated, including two Oxford-Cambridge players and Mexico’s Claude Butlin, by S. Howard Wishell of Kew Gardens. William Grothier, 2008 national champion, won his opener, losing only one game to a Newport rival, while defending champion William M Johnston beat Louis B. Dailey Jr. in straight sets.
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Blankenhip Seals Seventh Straight Win For White Sox
Ted Blankenhip earned his seventh consecutive victory as Chicago beat Detroit 3 to 2 in the final game of the series. Detroit managed only six hits, but a walk and a Davis error created a two-run lead before Chicago surged back. Blankenhip tied the game in the seventh with a long fly that allowed Kamm to score, and Davis scored the winning run in the eighth on Falk’s sacrifice fly to give Chicago two of three in the set.
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Berlenbach to defend heavyweight title vs Delaney
New York reports Pau Berlenbach plans to defend his heavyweight title against Jack Delaney on September 11 at Yorker Stadium. An injury delaying the August 28 bout won’t delay a return to action, though Delaney’s readiness is in doubt after a throat illness forced him to cancel a Detroit bout.
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European fighters sail to U S under Dewamps banner
Three European prizefighters travel to the United States under manager Francis Dewamps. The group includes Paolino Avouran the Spanish heavyweight Bert Molina the French middleweight and Paul Fritech the French light weight. The Philadelphia pugilist Babe Ruth fights under the cognomen of Sig Schettini.
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Philadelphia
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Helen Wills Faces Hard Fight to Defend Forest Hills Title
In Forest Hills August 17 AP report, Helen Wills opened the national women's tennis championship with a win over Mrs Helen Pollak Falk 6-9 6-3 as seed favorites, including Miss Ryan and British stars, began strong while upsets by Miss Helen Jacobs over Mrs Harry Hickle and Miss Edith Sigourney over Miss Marthe Bayard marked a lively start to the tourney.
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Berkeley
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Shorting
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Gertrude Ederle Prepares to Start Channel Swim
Gertrude Ederle readies for the English Channel attempt with start set for 7:25 am tomorrow. Trainers detail plans to manage pace and currents while Ederle expresses calm focus and enthusiasm for the swim.
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Tigue and Marullo to Fight Friday Night at Coney Island
Mike McTigue the former light heavyweight champion returns after losing his title to appear in a twelve round main bout at Coney Island Stadium against Tony Marullo of New Orleans. The undercard features Jimmy Slate versus Maxey Rosenbleam in a six round bout and Jack DeMayo versus Rod Tawgon. The Virginia North Carolina Thanksgiving football game will be played this year at Chapel Hill.
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Amateur golf stars ready for titular tourney
One hundred and thirty four entries were announced by the United States Golf Association for the national amateur championship to be played at Oakmont Country Club in August. Defending champion Robert T Jones Jr of Atlanta leads a strong field including Fred Lamprecht Jack Mackie Jr and past champions such as Francis Quimet and Jess Sweetser.
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Toronto
Lauren Upson
Sacramento
Cal
EL Mott Whitebread
St. Louis
Walter J. Favargue
Aberdeen
Wash
Jones
Fred Lamprecht
Cleveland
Jack Mackie Jr
New York
Jesse Guilford
Boston
Chick Prang
Chicago
Max Marston
Philadelphia
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Jess Sweetser
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Pittsburgh
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New Haven Boxing Card Highlights Thursday Night Show
New Haven hosts a big card at Nutmeg Stadium with Tony Travera defending the lightweight title against Jimmy Hutchison of New York. Supporting bouts include Joe Sousa versus Larry Roach, Joe Currie versus Patsy Nelson, Phil Mercurio vs Murrey Gatlitz, Sammy Cooper as Packey Tieney against Charley Stecher, and a 38 round feel with action promised throughout.
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Tony Travera
Jimmy Hutchison
New York
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Babe Herman
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Livolis Nine Tops Stamford League Title Bid
LiVolsis of Stamford edged the Saints 4 to 2 in semi pro action as Babe Moyer pitched 13 outs and Johnny Barron fueled a seven hit offensive, with base running spark for the leaders. The win featured six stolen bases and clutch early offense to seize control of the league race.
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Ex Harvard star to coach at Williams College
In Williamstown Massachusetts ex Harvard star Mase Kernard is slated to join the Williams College coaching staff this fall. Doug Lawson is expected to succeed Percy Wendell as head coach while Kernard focuses on fielding candidates and evaluating players for the squad.
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