Giants Defeat Cubs as Cardinals Edge Bulldogs in Tight Week
In a crowded sports wrap, Giants topple the Cubs while the Cardinals squeak past the Bulldogs. Mayes leads with strong play, Bowney close behind as hitters surge over .300. New Haven shows sharp hitting, with several players amassing high totals and leaders evolving through the Eastern League season.
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Harriers Triumph in Close Contests at Track Meet
New Britain A. A. and Haven Harriers led a tight field as George Lee won the 220 and 100 yard dashes. B. A. C. and Harriers shared victories in relay and field events with multiple top finishes, including high jump and shot put.
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Navy officials chosen for annual game at Philadelphia
West Point officials announced the lineup for the annual naval crew game in Philadelphia. Commander Howard Prichard Glendon, son of the naval coach, will head the team with selections from La Salle Institute Bowdoin Harvard Lehigh St John’s Annapolis among others. A separate note mentions a $2 590 posting for a feat or prize.
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No Decision on Hunter's Amateur Standing Still Pending
The United States Golf Association has not yet acted on Willie Hunter's status. Officials say Hunter remains an amateur until he applies to enter the U S Amateur Championship at Brookline next month.
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Brooklarly
Stars Enter Seaside Swimming Meet August 27
Commodore Elson of Seaside Life Saving Corps, promoter of a large aquatic carnival at Seaside Park, received entry blanks from Helen Wainwright, Gertrude Ederle, Allen Riggin, Hilda James and others. Over a hundred entries expected, with up to 250 after late corrections. Local divers and swimmers urged to enter at the Board of Recreation Seaside Bathing Pavilion.
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Board of Recreation
City Golf Championship sees twelve matches played at Beardsley Park
In the City Championship at Beardsley Park Links twelve matches concluded with notable displays. T Vreeland beat A Lachioma two up. A Gedney defeated A Burdick two up with a long drive. J Omelia edged J Bellamy by one stroke after 27 poles.
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New Haven Racquet Team Defeats Bridgeport Cavaliers
The New Haven racquets team defeated Bridgeport eight matches to one to win the Connecticut Valley championship. Hawley and Strang of Bridgeport won the doubles victory in the afternoon, marking Bridgeport’s lone win.
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Sports Commentary on Winners Losers and Longevity
The column surveys sports longevity from sprinting to boxing and tennis, noting youth peaks in swimming and tennis ages, with examples like Weismuller and Norman Brookes. It discusses baseball pennant races, Maurice McLoughlin’s David Cup comeback, and the shifting international sports scene including polo tennis and golf.
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Two Golfers Hole in One at Beardsley Park
Spectacular golf at Beardsley park yesterday featured H. Carson and C. W. Fostey achieving a fourth hole in one, a feat never before seen at the course. A. Gedacy and J. Tremallo stood out with powerful drives while overdriving the eighth hole and Van Carlen, the pro, had a busy day with 289 players on the links.
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Hubbard Defeats G Williams In Brooklawn Play
In the seedna round of the Presidents and Vice Presidents cup at Brooklawn Country Club Hubbard beat G Williams one up to advance to the third round. Other results include Hayes beating Savard two up and Strong defeating Wheatler two up, with several matches completed in later rounds.
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Giants Rally to 5-4 Win Over Cubs in Chicago
A crowd of over 26 000 watched the Giants beat the Cubs 5-4 in Chicago. Bob O'Toole allowed a late outfield throw to clinch in the ninth after a rally. Smith homered for the Giants and Grimes hit a fourth inning path shot. Umpire McCormick drew ire from fans with two strike calls during a key rally.
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St. Petersburg Wins Blotida State League Pennant
St Petersburg clinched the 1122 pennant in the Blotida state league as the season ended. The league split into two halves with Balmts Tendering both halves, and Orlando finished in a trailing position while Aub appeared in the standings.
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English Women Capture First at Paris Olympics
English women win first place at the Paris Olympics with the United States second and France third. Luzille Godbold and Cornelia Sabi star for the Americans with world records in shot put and 100 yard hurdles. Czech-Slovak and Swiss runners challenge, while officials review relay interference affecting final standings.
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Harry Wills Ready For Jackson Bout At Newark Armory
Harry Wills the world’s Negro heavyweight champion is set for a twelve round bout with Bundy Jackson at the Newark Armory Newark. Wills vows to win by knockout and to show the crowd a vigorous display as he seeks a decisive victory over his rival.
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