Batting Averages Rise as Brasscos Sweep New Haven Doubleheader
HIB SRADGEPORT TELEGRAPH, July 9 1924 reports the Brasscos sweeping a doubleheader in New Haven. They amassed 26 hits in the opener, led by strong batting against three New Haven pitchers, while Chief Bender held the Profs in check in the second game. Yordy and Burke starred for the visitors, with a wild Long throw causing two runs in the third inning of the finale.
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Leonard Walker
Brasscos
New Haven
Waterbury
Braseos
Haver
Bender
Paing
Crowder
Yordy
Burke
Po Conway
Gressett
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Tong
Metz
Schauftel
Ulrich P
Bishop
Sara Ae Seae
Po Martin
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Eayrs
Graham
Ball
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Leete
Loftus
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Martin
Hamer
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Ulrich
Mergington
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Leeten
Hall— Wilson
Conroy
Stafford
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Gresnett
Az Long
Patterson
Crowder P
Schauffel
Aes Ee
Patterson In Ltd
NEW Eaves A
Barked Dowd
Hall
Gof
Bender P
Wattebury
Long
Chicago
Brooklyn
Henry
Osborne
Aldridge
Jacobs
Milsteed
Decatur
Burleigh Grimes
Natham
Nineteen Doctors Indicted Over Diploma Mills in California
San Francisco July 3 Grand jury indicted nineteen physicians for operating or benefiting from diploma mills. Names include Dr Adcox and nine Californians along with Dr John R Brinkley Dr Waldo Briggs Dr H Jolly Dr Frank J Kenney Dr Albert Scheffsky Dr Ralph Voight Dr P P H McKinley and others. A Missouri bribery sentence involving Dr Robert was noted. The state board of medical examiners hearings preceded the indictments.
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San Francisco
Diploma Mills
Robert
Missouri
Theystate Board of Medical Examiners
Harry W. Brundage
St. Louis
Adcox
Calfornians
Date Alexander
Kansas
Waldo Briggs
John R. Brinkley
Kansas City
H. Jolly
St. Charles
Frank J. Kenney
Baltimore
Albert Scheffsky
Louis
Ralph Voight
William P. Sachs
H. McKinley
Fhee Blows as Browns Conquer Red Sox 8 106
The report notes a Davis Cup first round match outcome with Cuba and Canada in Ottawa and the winner advancing to face Japan at the Royal Tennis Club on August 7 8 and 9 detailing the scheduling of the next rounds and byes in the competition.
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Fhee
Browns
RED Sox
Winder
Japan
Montreal
Jay
Cuba
Canada
Ottawa
Royal Tennis Club
Yale Crew Practice on Seine Sets Title for Americans
Yale crew prepares for Olympic trials after secret Seine practice. Coaches say Americans will contend for the title as the youngest American crew trains in St. Germain en Laye near Paris. The squad, quartered at Hotel Francais, focuses on workouts while awaiting Thursday’s drawings and Monday trials.
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Seine
Paris
Associated Press
America
Senny River
Bordeaux
Burgundy
Strassburg
Eddie Moriarty
Tasy
Billy” Phelps
St. German- En-Laye
Gles Ferry
Victoria
New Haven
Bill Taft
Polock
Sidney Coe
St. Germain
Thal
West Rock
Wotor
Courthide
Grouge
Dick Forman
Thames Boat Club
Mpic
Vic
Lorinus
Jack Sheffield
George Adee
Crasho Nine to Play Fairfield Legion Sunday
The Crasho A. C. baseball team meets Fairfield Legion at Legion Field Sunday with Bill McGar returning as pitcher. Fairfield Legion has scored 93 runs in nine games while allowing 42, while the Mohawks and Greens Farms are the only squads to beat them this season.
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Crasho A. C
Leo Curran
Legion Field
Crasho
Dreglon
Bill McGar
Bil
Legion
Mohawks
Bridgeport
Greens’ Farms
Leyton
Avons
Alpines
Schwabens
Pringwoods
Conte A. Legion
Hall Community
Greens Farms
Farynara
Legionarres
Thay
Iim
Yale Player Teaches Cowboys Football Rules
A Yale player instructs cowboys in football basics in Helena Montana. He emphasizes play action and not fearing rough play as the group prepares to start a game with a humorous exchange about kicking and locating the ball.
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Yale
Felows
Fellows
Helena Mont
Uncle Joshua Fights Lies with Calm Courage
A Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph tale tells Uncle Joshua a stubborn old countryman facing gossip about a shady horse deal. He stays unruffled, saying he fears the truth but will do nothing regardless of the lies.
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Jnshua
Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph
Josh
Joshua
Tim
Reticent remark echoes dull evening in Pittsburgh Chronicle tale
In a fragment from the Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph a young man notes the only reply from Miss X was no. The scene closes with a late attempt at conversation and a tossed remark about a briefer, brighter talker.
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Miss X
Pittsburgh Chronicle- Telegraph
Seaside Bath Houses Looted by Boys
Several robberies occurred at Seaside bath houses while bathers swam. Two minors allegedly broke into 2& and took money, with a juvenile court hearing set tomorrow. Other thefts include a bicycle and automobile coal set, a wheel taken from Eugene Borarowsky at 42 Atlantic, and a theft at 328 Charles Street. Benny Pollock reported a salt theft, described as a one place black and white item.
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Pari
Eugene Borarowsky
Atlantic A
Mate Tora
Charles Street
Tesluscu
William Abramwila
Benny Pollock
Main Street
Belmont Jre Defeats Howard Juniors 1 0
Belmont Jre defeats Howard Juniors by one goal in a Sunday match. Manager L C Mark invites any city 12 to 14 year old team to challenge at 117 Whitier Street.
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Belmont Jre
Howard
L. CG
Mark Can
Whittier
Pelicans challenge 16–17 year old teams in class action
The Pelicans issue a challenge to any 16 to 17 year old combined team in the class. They aim to play the Devals Greyhounds Lone Star Outlaws or any other team in this class. For games contact Manager Eddie Jablonski at 0 Piziee Place.
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Pelicans
Devals
Greyhounds
Lone Star Outlaws
Eddie Jablonski
Argentine Polo Team Favored for Olympic Title Clash
Argentine polo team, long favored for Olympic glory after beating the United States, is slated to meet the British team at 1 Cloud o'clock tomorrow afternoon in Paris.
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Paris
United States
Fight Rumors Point Walker Leonard Bout at Polo Grounds
New York July report says Mickey Walker and Benny Leonard agreed to terms for a title fight next month but dispute over a date delays finalization. Johnston indicates the bout may be staged in the States rather than New Jersey, possibly at Boyle's Thirty Acre. Leonard visits from Tanner’sville for talks with manager Billy Gibson, as both sides seek a date. A requirement to sign to box Dave Shade before season end slows progress.
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Siany Johnston
Cromwell A. C
Polo Grounds
A. G
Mickey Walker
Benny Leonard
Johnston
New Jersey
Walker
Tex Rickard
Boyle
Thirty Acre
Richard
Leonard
Tanners~ville
Billy Gibson
Sir Benjamin
Dave Shade
California
Dave
Boxing Commission
Leonard Walker
Shade
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