Hartford Tops State Boxing Again as Bouts Surge
Hartford leads in Connecticut boxing since the athletic commission began in October, with 13 bouts this year in Hartford and seven in Bridgeport and Meriden each. The report details license fees totaling 4,100 dollars and taxes of 2,257.25, plus fines and suspensions across promoters, managers, boxers, and officials. The commission lists 24 promoters, 25 managers, 217 boxers and wrestlers, and 68 seconds licensed, with Connecticut joining the National Boxing Association.
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Charing World
State Athletic Commission
Ita
Brideport
Meriden
Mystic
Bridgeport
Tic
Uiord
Weterbury
New Britain
Putnam
New Haven
Willimantic
Frank J. Murphy
Wwho
National Boxing Association
New Orleans
Connecticut
Prometéra
Paul Dietz
Willardstrest
Connie Lewis
Bridgeport Amusement and Athletic Company
Fairfield Avenue
Nichole J, Danz
Myetin Athletic Club
Robert M Davies
Remington Arms Club
Hugh J. Rorty
Charter Oak
Maintreet
George F. Mulligan
Waterbury Independent Athletic Club
Phoenix Avenue
Waterbury
Marx Holmes
Liberty Athletic Club
Noble Avenue
Briggeport
Anthony Paolillo
Nut~meg Athletic Club
Franklip Strael
Joseph Fern
Star Athletic Clea
Portland Street
Prank Ahmer Post
Ve. of Foreign Ware
Quintard
Stamford
John T- Nichols
Populas ‘Athletic Club
Willimanthy Sohn Grinold
River City Athletic Club
Ae Mae
Meridenard
B. McGranh
Natlar Beerrine Club
George Street
Daley Council
Rof
Joseph Alpert
Victory ‘Athletic Club
Richard Dalton
Hartford Athletic Club
Rowe Avenue
B. Limon
Elite Club
East Main Street
Frank TW. Hraemer
Meriden Athletic Club
Center Street
Thomas S. Butler
Alpha Athletic Club
Winter Street
New London
Joseph M. Chimbole
Sporting Club
Cottage Street
Ferber
Houlihan
George Sheasbs
Bertie
Arthur R. Benson
John SN. Ventres
William H. Ryan
Richard Howell
Antrew Park
Michael Healey
Derby
F Patrick
McCabe
Lewis Mf. Parsons
James 3
Theo@ory V. Latman
William J. O'Neill
Penn State 62 Percent Engaged in College Athletics
State College Pa July 4 Almost two thirds of Penn State students take part in athletic sports during their college career a compilation shows 62 percent participate while 26 percent do not take part aside from meeting athletic requirements the report notes involvement across the student body.
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State College
Pennsylvania State College
Ct Golleze
Dundes and Sharkey Headline Brooklyn Boxing Show
A fifteen round bout between Champion Johnny Dundes and Jack Sharkey headlines the Ebberts Field outdoor boxing show in Brooklyn on Thursday night. The card also features Harry Gorfen versus Jos Ryder in a tight six round clash and Harry Caterin against Joe Cellett for six rounds.
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Johnny Dundes
Jack Sharkey
Ebberts Field
Brooklyn
Harry Gorfen
Jos Ryder
Harry Caterin
Joe Cellett
Yankees Split Doubleheader With Athletics in Independence Day Contesta
Philadelphia July 4 Jones held Philadelphia to five hits in the afternoon game as the Yankees salvaged a split with the A's. New York won 6 to 0? Details uncertain. summary notes an Independence Day contest with scattered hits and a Yankee win in one game of the doubleheader.
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Philadelphia
Jones
New York
Yankees
Golden Gate Park Produces Many Great Ball Stars
Golden Gate Park in San Francisco has long churned out major league players including Wille Kamminfielder sold for 100000 to the Chicago Americans. Veterans and semipro recruits fill the local grounds as scouts seek talent for Coast league and beyond with stars like Kamm, He llmann, and Kelley rising to the majors. Levent, ex Penn ends coach, will head Forrest College next fall.
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San Francisco
Wille
WekmunDees
Charlie Baum
Kamm
White Sox
Baum
Golden Gate Park Boys
Baim
Cleveland
Doran
Bert Cole
Carl Hollings
Detroit
Dutch Reuther
Brooklyn’ Nationale
Garry Hellmann
Elnnatl Nationale
Louis Fonaeca
Sammy Bohne
Babe Penelis
Jimmie Caveney
George Kelly Ie
New York Yankees
Bill Cunningham
Giants
Armatrong
St. Paul
Joe Connelly
Little Rock
Gene Valla
Philadelphia
Georges
Izes) Levent
Penn
Forrest College
N. C
Levene
Penny
Franklin Field
Perfect Pitch Pioneers Highlight Historic No-Hitters
The piece lists legendary pitchers Addie Joss Cy Young and Charley Robertson as hitting perfect game marks, noting Robertson’s April game for Whitcox, Young’s 1894 no-run performance for the Americans against the Athletics, and Joss’s four years later for the Cleveland Americans. It also cites earlier NL feats by G T W Bradley of St Louis in 1870 Ib Richmond Worcester in 1880 and J M Ward of Providence in 1880s.
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Charley Robertson
Whitcox
Tigers
Inittal
Cy Young
Athletics
Addie Joss
Young
Cleveland America
Joss and Robertson
G. TW. Bradley
St .Louis
Richmond
Worcester
J. M. Ward
Providence
Tunney and Gibbons clash teased by sport glow
The Sportlight surveys boxing dreams with Tunney eyeing a rematch and a possible bout with Greb while talk turns to Ruth wonder home runs and a mix of golf chatter. Notables like Hagen Herd and McDonald appear as readers debate modern sport.
Coaching shifts swirl around Yale and peers in rowing
New York July 4. Rumors hint Yale Harvard and Stanford plan coaching reshuffles as veteran mentors Glendon Rice and Corderry face uncertain futures. Yale may replace Corderry amid lean spring prospects while Harvard awaits a revamped crew to reclaim the classic rivalry.
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Harvard
Leland Stanford
Dick Glendon
Navy
Servion
Academy
Jim Rice
Caluzabig
Glendon
Yate
Anumni
Rice
Columbia
Old Jim
Fale
Bert
Ell
Leland
Stan
Rovd Ig
Morningside Heights
Courac
George Corderry
Jim Corderry
Corderry
New Haven
Bulldog
Corder- Ty
Gorferry Brothers
Joan
Ben
Yale Alumni Split Over Coach Wallis Move to California
A fragmentary report notes Wallis, a former Yale ornament, urged to coach at the University of California. Yale alumni debate the relocation with Barney Dreyfuss backing Brown University ties and Merriweather, Lynch, Conzelman, and Warner connected to the deal.
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Yale Oasman Now
Coushing
University of Solitornia
Yale
Tia
Ad Wallis
Barney Dreyfuss
Brown University
Merriweather
Lynch
Conzelman
Warner
Beardsley Park Holiday Play Winner Gedney
Gedney wins first prize in Beardsley Park Holiday Play while Blackwell is runner up. The Phillies beat the Braves 6 to 3 in a rain shortened game at Boston on July 4, protested after McCormick denied Bletcher play. Umpire claimed no notice of suspension, Boston briefly led in the ninth before Philadelphia sealed the win.
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Ruth
Brownto
Babe
Willatus
Gedney
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Protost
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Fletcher
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eGibson
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Uim- Beige
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Senlelle
A. Gedney
Beardale
Brone
M. Blackwell
H. Richardson
L. Doyle Wyth
R W. Kershaw FC
J. Tromamana
D. Knopp
Verolly W. Dayton
Miller Ae
I. Symington
M. Blackwell Ni Doyle
E. L. Werner
EB. Lythe
Leo
R. Burnt
Lavory
M. Seeley
D. Wrigh
J. DL Alvord
A. Burdick
R. Willa
T. Murphy S. Mets
HR. Mills
Darling
Mississippi Golfers to Start Trans Miss Championship
Omaha July 4 Two hundred golfers west of the Mississippi begin the twenty second annual Trans Miss Golf Association championship at the Omaha Country Club Monday July 10 George von Flin of Salt Lake City listed among leading entrants The field includes Yon Elm Buddy Knepper Sioux City Lawrence Bromfield Denver Bop McKie Don Molney Alex Graham Jim Kennedy Oklahoma champion Jimmy Ward Ray Oulmet Franks Reuben Bush Frants Goddians and Sammy Manion from St Louis
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Neb
Mississippi River
George von Flin
Salt Lake City
Monda
Rons Pial
Ellelbla
Yon Elm
Buddy Knepper
Sioux City
Lawrence Bromfield
Denver
Bop McKie
Don Molney
Alex Graham
Kansas
Jim Kennedy
Okalahoma
Chamepion
Jimmy Ward
Dens
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