Bears Split Doubleheader With Providence in July 4 Action
Bridgeport and Providence split a doubleheader with the Grays winning 4 3 in the first game and the Bears taking the nightcap 4 2. Poor fielding produced seventeen errors, Kenny Sedgewick and Eddie LePard pitched for the visitors, while Artie Butler and Bartell led Providence hitters. Bears advance to fifth place as they head to Bridgeport then Pittsfield postponed game dates.
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Bears
Eddie
Jimmy Bishop
LePard
Sedgewich
Kenny
Artie Butler
Bear
Bobby Emmerich
Freddy Meyer
Bartell
Johnny Roser
Meyer
Sperber
Schauffel
Dickey Bartell
Pittsfield
East Victorious in Peoples Day Sculling Races
Philadelphia clubs swept the Schuylkill regatta winning seventeen of twenty two events. New York and Springfield followed. W. E. Garrett Gilmore triumphed in three events including the senior quarter mile, doubles with Emanuel McGreat, and the Bachelors Barge senior quad. Ken Myers led Bachelors Barge to a senior singles win and the New York A. junior quadruple sculls took a close early lead before losing to Vespers in the intermediate. The Penn A. C. claimed the senior eight, with Chet Turner stroking and Granville Gude trailing. The Varsuna Boat Club of Brooklyn dropped a race to Penn A. C. in the intermediate four ogred. The Ariels of Baltimore were prominent in the scene.
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Schuyall River
Bachelors Barge Club
New York Athletic Club
New Rochelle
Penn A
Chet Turner
Crvdian
New York A
J. J. Ashton
Kenneth Myers
Olympic
Bob Agnew
Undine
National Association
Myers
Granville Gude
Washington
Varuna Boat Club
Brooklyn
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Latonia Race Results First Through Fifth Races
Summary of Latonia track results listing winners and key placings for five races. Three year olds and up in the first race at 1500 meters six furlongs with Thistle Gold winning and Red Grange second. Two year olds race at 400 yards five and a half furlongs with Wild Charmer victorious. Third race for three year olds and up at 1 1/8 miles with Charper first. Fourth race for two year olds at 5 1/2 furlongs with Miss Furbelow winning. Fifth race Independence Handicap for three year olds and up at 1 3/16 miles with Princess Darren winner. Includes times and betting payouts for top finishers.
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G. Johnson
Red Grange
W. Garner
Baalbee
Canfield
Mum Ruffin
Prospect
Shadowy
Fair Rowena
Messidor
Dry Moon
Wild Charmer
M. Garner
Fairy Girl
Hoffman
Ada Adler
Dorothy Dear
Mites Charper
Fusileer
Skyrm
Dial
Miss Furbelow
Russell
Vandeuse
Devinel
Scobie
Lorine Bud
Queenstown
Assessor Charlie
Independence Handican
Princess Darren
Crump
Rhinock
Hunt
D. Smith
Jock
Mary
Helen
Babe
Boon Companion
Rothermel
Singlefoot
Buddy Bauer
Kentucky Cardinal
War Eagle
Sanutar
Braves overpower Phillies in holiday twin bill
Boston swept Philadelphia on July 4 winning the opener 5 to 4 and taking the nightcap 8 to 2. Ferguson faltered in the first game as Scott came on to halt the surge. Robertson starred for Boston while McInnis leaned on a reshuffled Phillies staff in the second game.
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Associated Preas
Boston
Decatur
Willoughby
Phillies
Ferguson
Scott
Braves
Robertson
McInnis
Ab Bancroft
Smith
Farrell
Fournier
High
Brown
Gibson
Spalding
Cooney
Willams
Wrightatone
Leach
Jonnard
Thompson
Friberg
O 'Attreau
Sweetland
Heston
Lesko Leads Holy Name League Batting Visualizing Standings
Jimmy Lesko of St Stephens tops Holy Name League batting with .667 after two games four hits in six at bats. Jack Cassidy and Meade also hit .600. St Stephens and St Augustines share first with 3 straight wins. St Peters fielding leads with .964. Tuesday results: St Stephens 5 St Peters 0. Sacred Hearts 5 St Charles 4. St Augustines 3 St Marys 0.
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Jimmy Lesko
St. Stephens Combine
Lesko
Jack Cassidy
St. Charles
Meade
St. Augustines
St. Stephens
St. Augustine
St. Peters
Sacred Hearts
W. L. PC
St. Augustines St. Peters
Sacred Hearts St. Charles
St. Marys
Handy and Harman Factory
Ww. L. Pc
Handy & Harman DuPonti
Southport Firemen
Handy & Harman
Cavanaugh
Mahoney
DuPont
Handy & Harman Southport Firemen
Kaceys
H PO. Ez
Han
Kaendy & Harman
Southport Fire
Tandinett
R. KE
Targou
Southport
A. Herb
Ubury
Russell
Barbers
Tarkin
Pinkagki
Wargo
Schick
L. Herb
Schaefer
G. Risley
Cremina
Southport Brotherton
Barber
Hardwick
Leahy
H. Brown
Dishey
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Geaney Wins Low Net and Gross at Mill River Tourney
R Geeaney won both the low gross and low net events at Mill River Country Club during the Independence Day tournament yesterday afternoon. His scores were 83 4 79, with Collins finishing second at 87 15 2.
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Geaney
Mill River
R. Geeaney
Mill River Country Club
C. W
Collins
Carrick Sets New Amateur Course Record in Open
Hamilton Ontario July 4 Don Carrick the 1925 Canadian amateur champion shot 67 in the Canadian open to set a new amateur competitive course record. He went 32 out and 35 back to lead the day’s scoring and establish a strong margin over rivals.
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Hamilton
Ont
Don Carrick
Carrick
Lawmakers Take First Place in Eastern League Double Victory
Albany beat Pittsfield 4 3 in ten innings to remain in first in the Eastern League. Hesse drove in Gleason with a double for the decisive run after a wild pitch. Hopkins shut out Cascarella for most of the game, fanning nine as Weisman watched a large crowd attend.
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Albany
Associated Press
Pittsfield
Hesse
Gleason
Hopkins
Cascarella
Weisman
R E Burkett
O! Gleason
Ct Yordy
Farrell
al Helgeth
Munn
Solomon
Ah Po Walsh
Miller
Wa Parkinson
Sothem
Bates
Sheridan
Jones
Wilder
Solomon Helgeth
Sothern
Boden
Hopkine
Burkett
Helgeth
Walsh
Aluany
Pittafield
Balla
Honkina
Balk
Fasce
Conroy
Handy Harman Leads Combines In Town Circuit
Handy Harman tops the Albany town circuit as pitching figures show Hopkins the winning pitcher and Taber the losing pitcher. Wilson records 6 hits in 7 1 3 innings with Taber allowing 2 hits in 1 4 innings.
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Handy Harman
Harvard Yale Tennis Team to Start Drills
The combined Harvard and Yale track team arrived in Oxford England and will begin practice tomorrow for the July 9 meet against the Oxford Cambridge team. The Americans reported a trying passage due to storms but all were in good condition.
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Harvard-Yale
Oxford
Eng
Harvard
Tilden and Hunter Take Doubles Crown at Wimbledon
American duo William Tilden and Francis Hunter won the men's doubles title at Wimbledon defeating Cochet and Brugnon of France in four sets. Helen Wills and Elizabeth Ryan advanced to the women’s doubles final with a 6 3 6 2 win over English opponents and teamed with Hunter to reach the mixed doubles semi finals.
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Associated Press
William T. Tilden
Francis T. Hunter
Henri Cochet
Jacques Brugnon
Helen Wills
Elizabeth Ryan
Kitty McKane Godfree
Betty Nutall
England
Hunter
Miss Ryan
Randolph Lucete
Wills-Ryan
Miss Wills
Misa Obby Heine
J. Peacock
South Africa
Leslie A. Godfree
Godfree
Donald Greig
Aa Poe
Coche
Bruynon
Hiss Wills
California
Standings and results from Eastern American and National Leagues
Eastern League results include New Haven over Waterbury 4 1 and Hartford over Springfield 12 11 with schedule notes. American League scores show New York 14 Washington 1 and Philadelphia 10 with multiple pairings. National League lists Philadelphia Barton 8 and Chicago Cincinnati games with several city matchups and upcoming games.
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Waterbury
Hartford
Springfield
Providence
Bridgeport
Albany
Pittsfield
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Boston
Cleveland
Chicago
St. Louis
Detroit
Barton
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pequot Yacht Club Names Junior Crews for Championship
The Pequot Yacht Club announces its three junior teams to represent at the Long Island Sound Junior Championship races starting July 7 at Bayside Yacht Club. Crew 1 includes Edward Sturges and Frederick Sturges Jr. Crew 2 features A Schuyler Clerk Jr. and E W Stetson Jr. Crew 3 lists J W C Bullard Jr. and Robert Wormrath.
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Pequot Yacht Club
Long Island Sound
Bayside Yacht Club
Edward Sturges
Frederick Sturges, Jr
Schuyler Clerk, Jr
E. W. Stetson, Jr
J. W. C. Bullard, Jr
Robert Wormrath
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