Paddock Seen Favored In Olympic Trials Draw
Paris July 3 Associated Press The United States track team faces strong international rivals in the Olympic trials at Colombes Stadium with seedings placing several Americans, including Charles Paddock, in favorable heats. Paddock and Romig are among Americans expected to qualify in sprints and distance events amid mixed draws with Ritola Stallard and other European stars in key races.
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Cainan Eliminated in Semifinal Round of Olympic Foil
George Cainan of the United States Navy was knocked out in the third semifinal of the Olympic foil competition this afternoon after winning only one match, over T Prentzen of Norway. Catnan of Pearl won five straight and emerged as a favorite for the finals.
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United States Triumphs Over England In Polo Showdown
The United States polo team defeated Great Britain by 11 to 2 in the Olympic championships. Tommy Hitchcock scored one goal in the win as Elmer J. Boegeke added four from the No. 1 position. Jodman Wanamaker anchored the defense against Major F. W. Barrett.
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White Sox Triumph Over Tigers With Triple Play
Chicago scores seven in Detroit as White Sox defeat Tigers seven to three. In the second inning a threat by Detroit is halted by a triple play featuring Taney Jongs and Burke. Heilmann homered in the first. Day and Holloway allowed most of the hits while Dauis took the loss.
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Lou Bogash Stops Clark in Two Rounds in Jersey
Lou Bogash, a bridgeport middleweight, floored Clark in the second round before 2000 fans at a chapach baseball park in Atlantic City. The attack opened with jabs then a left hook that dropped Clark, who could not answer the count as Bogash’s speed and ring craft dominated the contest.
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Sporting Events Scheduled Across Fairfield Weekend
Fairfield July 3. Numerous sports planned over the weekend across Brooklawn and Fairfield courses. Golf includes Independence Day events at Brooklawn club and mixed foursomes Saturday. Tennis features Bonner doubles at Brooklawn. Yacht races set for Friday and Saturday with junior regatta Saturday morning at Pequot Yacht Club. A charity baseball game for Walter Mills Sunday at Legion Field between Greens Farms and the American Legion nine ends the weekend.
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Wimbledon Finals Set as Borotra Faces La Coste
Wimbledon reports two French players Borotra and La Coste advancing to the finals in men’s singles. R Norris Williams, sole American in the bracket, loses to La Coste 6 1 3 6 6 2 6 8 as Borotra defeats Louis Raymond 6 0 7 5 to reach the final. Women's doubles also progress led by Helen Wightman and George Wightman. Williams struggles with unforced errors, while La Coste seizes opportunity in variable conditions as spectators favor French victory.
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DuPont Nine Wins 42 Contests In Season Drive
Fairfield July 3. The DuPont Factory fastball team has won 12 of 14 games this season with two games scheduled next week. Manager McAnneny plans to book games with factory nines across the region, playing at Jennings field or any reachable field. Houston, Goodwin, and Chick Water are noted for strong hitting and pitching as the league sees steady development.
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The Midnight Slide of Paul Revere in Baseball Fame
A rambunctious verse piece recounts Paul Revere’s legendary base running in a dramatic hometown game. The poem blends Boston lore with a grandstand chorus as Revere races from first to home, delivering a celebrated, stylized slide that echoes historical gallops and heroic tension.
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Roser Breaks 18th Homer as Boosters Fall to Wooster
Pittsfield at Wooster game ends 6 to 1 as Roser belts his 18th homer. Worcester pitcher Hout and timely hitting kept Pittsfield hitters in check. Home runs by Roser and Dunkett lead Wooster’s offense. multiple sacrifices and double plays highlight a rugged contest.
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Wilton Sets Speedway Record in Kansas City Trial
Fifteen top drivers gather at Kansas City Speedway for a $26,000 purse auto race. Tommy Milton will start on pole after breaking the track record at 123.3 mph, improving the old mark by nearly five mph. Several stars failed to qualify, signaling a hard fought race, with Milton's feat drawing cheers and praise from the crowd.
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Latonia Fall Date Set as Kentucky Race Circuit Plans
Ken tucky racing officials announced fall meetings at Latonia and Churchill Downs with dates from September through November. Rabbit Maranville comments on improving National League umpiring while observers note fast plays and preemptive calls. Bud Wetsel of Topeka walks off field and returns to play later the same game, creating controversy.
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Gray Yields Five Hits in Loss of Series Opener
Philadelphia won the final game of the six game set with New York 10 to 9 as Gray limited the Yankees to five scattered hits. Rush belted his first homer of the season in the eighth and Ward followed with a long shot in the ninth rally.
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Greb Stribling Bout Called Off Indefinitely
Detroit report states Greb Hiniddeweight and Stribling heavyweights were postponed due to a two day Michigan quarantine. Officials differ on a health basis but promoters plan to reconvene to set a new date. Mayor Dail suggests a two week window to stage the bout without danger.
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St Charles Nine to Derby in Derby clash with St Marys
The St Charles nine travels to Derby this afternoon to face St Marys Brigade. Saint Marys has lost four close games this season but aims to lead the Purior City league at the start. Rummage will start on the mound with Burnett backing field duties as the squad leaves at 2 30.
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