Bartholomew Hurley May Succeed Howell On Board
Mayor Atwater disclosed the resignation of Boxing Commissioner Howell and offered the post to Bartholomew Hurley. Hurley, a renowned Wenity Heooweil veteran, ex Yankzartball player, Bridgeport amateur athlete, and Singer factory employee, has not yet announced acceptance.
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Howell
Atwater
Bartholomew Hurley
Wenity Heooweil
Wie Rales
Erry
Heaix
Bos
Dhoutty
Noe Wowell
E Boxing Commission
Andy Parker
Deitz
Tim Terry
Kossuth Girls Edge McKinley In Basketball Tilt
Kossuth girls defeated McKinley 23 to 2 at Westgreville School yesterday afternoon. The page lists players from both teams with scoring details and positions, naming Roush, McKinley, Washburn, Anderson and others in a tight, improving local matchup.
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Tossaih
Derentea Me& Sopool
Wostgreville
Lassen
Hussarsky
McKinley School
Washburn
Anderson
Jeff Smith Defies Weight in Bouts Across the Nation
The Jer Hey middleweight, Jeff Smith, often fights heavier opponents and skips making weight. He endured two poor Garden bouts, one with Mike O'Dowd to avoid forfeiting, and another with Mike McTigue. He then beat Martian Burke in New Orleans and previously defeated Capt. Bob Roper.
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Jeff Smith
Jer Hey
Mike O'Dowd
Mike McTigue
Jefe
Ben
Martian
Urke
Fred Yallon
Severly
Orleana
Bob Roper
Die Vollow
Jackie Clark
Jamelea Kid
Glen Clickner
Fob Moha
Dwight Davis Nominated For U S L T A President
Dwight Davis of Washington, donor of the Davis trophy, is nominated to succeed Tullan S. Myttek as president of the United States Lawn Tennis Association. The nominating committee, chaired by Holedlimms Ward of New York, named Davis after Myttek declined re election. Davis has not yet formally agreed. if he does, the selection will be confirmed at the annual meeting in New York.
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New York
Dwight Davis
Washington
Tullan
S. Myttek
United States Lawn Teauty Association
Holedlimms Wardew
York
L. S
Davis
Sominating .Com- Shtlec
J. E. McLain
Pittsburgh
Louis Fl
Kaceys Clash With Norwalk Red Men Tonight
The Kaceys meet the Norwalk Red Men in Briggeport tonight in a seventh game of the season. Buckley leads individual scoring as the Knights aim to rebound from a disputed Monday night stoppage and defend their winning streak against Pocahontas Girls in the preliminary.
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Knights of Columbus
Norwalk Ig Rive
Briggeport
Kaceys
Cheir
Tour Stralehe
He Knights
Norwalk Red
Norwalk
Knights
Brotherte
Ang
Giis
Contsk
Burns
Buckleysvar
Maslex
McClellan
Fanning
Guanart
McGrain
Bratherton
Nemier
Dondero
Delmore
Lonievark
Rowe
Mullaney
O'Soyle
Kelly
Three American stars off to New Zealand
Three noted American track athletes Jack Merchant Morris Kirksey and George Krognese will sail from San Francisco tomorrow on a New Zealand tour aimed at strengthening athletic ties between the United States and the Southern Dominion. Merchant, former California star, holds the national intercollegiate hammer throw title and competes in multiple events. Kirksey, ex Stanford, held the 100 yard intercollegiate title in 1921 and placed second to world sprint champion Padek at the Olympics. Krognness, Harvard hurdler and jumper, is noted as a longtime standout.
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Dec
Aldfield
Jack Merchant
Morris Kirkney
George K. Krognese
New Zealand
United States
Southern Dominion
George Davis
Packie Association
the Athletic Union of America
Merchant
University of California
America
Kirksey
Stanford University
Charles W. Padeck
Krogness
Harvard University
Wolvert on Named Seattle Manager in Pacific Coast League
New York reports Harry Wolverton is contracted to manage the Seattle club of the Pacific Coast League next season. Wolverton, former manager of the Yankees, led the San Francisco Seals to a pennant and previously steered the ballclub in 1957 before a resignation demand. He will have full authority as Seattle builds a strong lineup amid possible trades or releases of players including Patterson.
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Harry Wolverton
Ankees
Seattl
Pascifiy Coast
Wolverton
Mathenson Q
San Francisco Seals
VREB
Henry Berry
Seattle
Wankest
Frank
Chance
Naugatuck High Deserving of State Football Title
A Waterbury Republican summary argues Naugatuck High earned the state high school football crown. It compares schedules, noting Naugy faced tougher opposition, including Greenwich and Meriden, while praising its 15 total points allowed and only one loss to Stamford, contending the slate justified their claim over Vocational High and Meriden.
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Waterbury
Bulkeley
Greanwich
Bulkeley Jy
Crosby
Wikeley
Greenwich
Geemes
Jost
Naugatuck
Crvahy
Iulkeley
Vega Mevidan
New Lordon' Vocational
Rames
Ansonia
Naugy
Valie
West Haven
Meriden
Stamford
West Havien
Fairfield
Wigh
Bridgeport
Vocational High
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High
Honsy
Anapnia
Thensonig
Iga
Londoners
Weaterly Stoningham
Middletowe
Derby
Lneak
Fong Ofda
Faugatuch
Peidge
Port
Bristol
Tung
Yarrington
Chicopee
Anszonia
Trai
Sonia
Ita
Naugatuck 12
Ban Johnson Rescinds Action on New York Meeting
Ban Johnson, president of the American League, canceled earlier plans and announced via telegram that the American League owners will hold their annual meeting in New York next Wednesday. The message, received from Excelsior Springs, Missouri, confirms the New York venue and date.
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Associated Press
Ban Johnson
Excelsior Springs
Amertican
New York
News York
Giants to Meet Williams Eleven in New Haven
New York Giants, a collection of former college stars, schedule a game at Weise Park in New Haven against Williams College on Sunday afternoon. Williams manager O Connor hopes to sign two college football stars for the pre season clash and expects strong support from local fans.
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Mike’ O'Conor
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O'Connor
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Tere
Willems
Fiat
Sedis
American League silent on dubious Cobb hit box score
Frederick G Lieb, national president of the Baseball Writers Association, protests the American League for accepting an Associated Press box score over the official one in the May 15 New York Detroit game, which boosted Ty Cobb above .400. He argues officials should decide, not unofficial scorers, warning tampered records harm baseball history. Ty Cobb also comments that past series had disputed at bats and calls for clarification from Johnson.
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Frederick G. Bleb
Baseball Writer's Association
Ty Cobb
Associated Press
Sear Cobb
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America League
Che
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Lieb
John F. Kiera
Kieran
Wun
Han Youn
American League
Basdall
York
Detojtya
Johnson
Ale
Mohicans to Face Colonials in Upcoming Game
Mohicans prepare for a clash with the Colonials tomorrow as both teams express confidence. The match is set to start at a listed time with Board of Recreation officials overseeing. Contested notes mention Mel Coogan of Brooklyn and Australian contenders in the broader schedule.
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Board of Recreatio Felals
Failure and champions in a tempest of sport history
A clipped mosaic of 1900s sports lore spans Sam McGraw era baseball, three straight World Series hopes, Cubs and Mackmen rivals, and the Red Sox. It recalls Yale, Harvard, Princeton football tables, Tilden and Lenglen in tennis, and golf legends with loose, flowing prose.
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Cubs
Whig Sox
Red Sox
Mears
Low McGraw
Victori
Moileen
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