Strong and Mott Tie in Brooklawn Tourney
Brooklawn and Mill River stars tied for low medal at 86 holes with 183 strokes in a one day Connecticut Golf Association event at Brooklawn Country Club. Strong and Mott shared the lead, with Charles J. Johnson taking second prize in low net 36 holes and other Brooklawn players earning prizes down the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklawn
Mill River Stars
Johnson
Forace D. Strong
Brooklawn Country Club
Sid Mott
Mall River
Connecticut Golf Association
Brooklawn Country Clube
Motu
Strong
Suenz
Esterday
New Haven Country Club
Whitneyville
Charles J. Johnson
Meadow Brook Country Club
John, Childs
Litchfield
D. Gamble
Dan Wheeler. Jr
Carl Mueller
Shore Haven
J. Hubbard
R. Cate
C. R. Singer
A. A. LeFevre
Rosa
H. D. Stron Brosklarn
Sid Mo
D. Gambie Race Brook
A LeFevre
C Mueller
Shore Heaven
Jono Childs
G. Johnson
Meadow Brook
Childs
F. Wheeler
Brooklaw Run
Brenson Waterbury
Collins
Horvat
Mill River
J Lee
H. D. Strow
Bud Molt
Mil River
Rewark
D. Cate Brocks
Jersey City
J Haye
Broo Ae
Gentle
Brock
Syracuse
Mather
Rochester
Hales
Cave
Brooklasn
Buffalo
Toronto
Meada Frook
Windus
Hubbard Heights
Reading
River
Baltimore
Philadelphia Offers Stadium for Dempsey Bout
Philadelphia officials and business leaders push for the Dempsey Tunney fight at a stadium with near 180000 capacity. They back a top ticket price of fifty dollars or more and seek freedom from promotion interference, hoping Tex Rickard will commit soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Chamber of Commerce
Business Mens” Association
Quaker City
Tex Rickard
Rosenbloom Beats Marullo With Ease in Ten-Round Win
New York July 26 By Associated Press Manxie Rosenbloom of New York middleweight overwhelmed Tony Marullo of New Orleans in a ten-round final at Queensboro Stadium. Rosenbloom controlled the bout from the bell silencing Marullo with steady body and head punches. Weights Rosenbloom 167 3 4 Marullo 170 Martinez scored a ten-round victory over John Lombardo in the first semi final. Edeler Anderson stopped Jackie Housener in the second ten-rounder. Housener was knocked out in 43 seconds of the first round. Anderson 131 1 4 Housener 124 3 4.
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New York
Associated Press
Manxie Rosenbloom
Tony Marullo
New Orleans
Queensboro Stadium
Maxie
Marullo
Rosenbloom
Thlario Martinez
John Lombardo
Philadelphia
Edeler Anderson
Wyoming
Jackie Housener
Vincent Sanchez
Housener
Anderson
Chicago completes plans for battle at Soldier Field
Chicago moves toward hosting the Dempsey Tunney fight at Soldier Field with officials confirming details will be finalized. George F. Getz, representing Mayor Thompson, will meet with Richard here to resolve last issues on tickets and arrangements while Jack Kearns vows no gate mischief and others debate the war record of Tunney and Dempsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Associated Press
Solderfield
George F. Getz
Thompson
Mackinac Island
Getz
Richard
Jack Kearns
Dempsey
Roger
California
Jack
Kearns
Richards
Todas
Tunney
Bert Cronson
Alexander Heads Cardinal Ace With Long Winning Record
Grover Cleveland Alexander, veteran pitcher for the St. Louis Cardinals, boasts a long career with more wins than losses. Debuting in 1909, he pitched for Phillies, Cubs, and Cardinals, reaching 30 wins in three seasons and aiding two world series runs including last year’s title with St. Louis.
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BT. Louis
Associated
Alexander
Phillies
Cubs
Bul Killefer
Dilboefer
Prende
Alex
Grover
Jess
Boston Red Sox
Cardinals
Yankees
Livers
Gelesburgh
Haviland and Hubbard lead Schenecossett invite field
The eighth annual Schenecossett Country Club four day invitation tournament opens with over 180 entries from premier amateurs. Paul Haviland and J T L Hubbard head Bridgeport interest, along with E W Hoyt J W Lushar W S Biz and Jarvis Williams. Fred Knight and Frank C Newton hold trophy legs. Newton skips to defend New England title in Worcester. Thursday features 18 hole medal play, top 116 advance to six flights of match play over three days.
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Schenecossett Country Club
Brooklawn
Greenwich
Bridgeport
E. W. Hoyt
J. W. Lushar
W. S. Biz
Jarvis Williams
Fred Knight
Atlantic City
Frank C. Newton
Brookline Country Club
New England
Alex Armours
Westchester-Biltmore
Newton
Worcester
Johnny Sill
Norwich
Grant Leads Connecticut Golfers In New England Amateur
Bobby Grant a 17 year old Hartford public links player will lead Connecticut entries at the New England Amateur, starting this morning at the Country Club of Worcester. Clive Alvord of Greenwich and Bud Geoghegan of Hartford join Grant as the state contenders, with Sam Walden withdrawing. The 36 hole qualifying round will set the top 32 for match play, with the event running through Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Grant
Hartford Public Linen
Connecticut
New England
Country Club
Worcester
Clive Alvord
Greenwich Club
Bud Geoghegan
Hartford
Public Links
Sam Walcox
Norwich
Grant
M. H. Wheeler
Bill McPhail
Massachusetts
Alvord
W. P. Wiles
R. E B. Susson
Geoghegan
Seing Grant
Geeghigan
Feld
Frank
Newton
Ipion
Fred J. Wright
Herbert Jaques
Hadder
Billy McPhail
Chester
Cole Rhote Island
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Foresters and Hearts Tie in Twilight League Action
Court Wheeler and the Sacred Hearts played to a 5 to 5 tie in the Bridgeport Twilight league last night. Knights of Columbus were beaten 1 to by Handy Harman in the Fairfield Twilight league amid scattered scoring and lineup notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Wheeler
Sacred Hearts
Knights of Columbus
Handy-Harman
Ora
Dorgan
Sovacco
Kelman
Bowen
Burnett
Judges split over Dempsey victory in rematch bout
New York journalists reveal three officials judged the seventh round events differently with Dempsey and Tunney in a dramatic clash. Mathison saw three blows that hurt Sharkey and backed Dempsey’s control while Flynn saw only two weak blows. O'Sullivan’s round by round scoring diverged from both officials.
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Charles F. Mathison
Dempsey
Sharkey Lo
Boston
Tom Flynn
Jack O'Sullivan
O Sullivan
O'Sullivan
Sharkey
Even
Mathison
Flynn
Sharke
Seeded Gravem Falls to Hubbell in Chicago Tennis
In the Illinois state men's singles championship Axel Gravem of Skokie defeated by John Hubbell of Kansas City 6-2 8-7. Seventh seed Gravem, Alfred Harris and Alfred H Chapin Jr. advance. Tilden and Hennessey, Withame also win. Carlton Wells joins floating university faculty at Michigan.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Illinois
Skokie Country Club
Axel Gravem
Oxford University
John Hubbell
Kansas City
Missouri
Gravem
Willam T. Tilden
Elis Klingman
John Hennessey
Indianapolis
Luke Withame
Ann Arbor
Mich
Carlton Wells
University of Michigan
United States
Minneapolis
Vers
Brooklawn Routs Ridgewood in State Tennis Drive
Brooklawn defeated Ridgewood Danbury by 12 to 16 2 in a Southern district match to advance toward the state team championship. The Brooklawn lineup included Mrs. John K Williamson Mrs. George Bissell Miss Helen Wheeler Mrs. Harold Fish and Miss Caroline Chapman with Mrs. G Hall of Danbury posting the best medal score.
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Brooklawn
Ridgewood
Danbury
New Haven Country Club
John EK. Williamson
George Bissell
Helen Wheeler
Huroth Fish
Caroline Chapman
Brooklawn Combine
Branch
Hartford
Shuttle Meadow
Longmeadow
Racebrook
Fairfield
New Haven
Waterbury
Long Meadow
Highland
Springfield
Seguin
John M. Willmason
Harold Fsh
Mies Branch
George Halll
MecCrean
Sunderiin
Meeker
Georen Hall
Steinbach
Brown
Helen Barber
Brethauer
A J. Johnson
Walter Perry
Bertram Aineworth
Walter B. Lashar
Frederick Sturges
Longmercaw
East
Miss Bradwell
Mrs. Babson
Kimball
Starr
Dorothy Walker
Belen Smith
Mrs. Sibley
Miss Potter
Mrs. Fitzgerald
Long~ Meadow
Babson
Porter
R. H. Fenn
Elizabeth Diefendorf
R. Cerard
E. Gerard
Benedict
McEvoy
Dass Dorothy Minty
M. R. Muncey
Baker
New Raven
H. M. Parson
RC. Ger
L. W. Johnson
R. T. Howe
Ghuille Meadows
G. L. Austin
Hi. A. Martelte
Parley Expects Title Bout In N Y
New York boxing chief James A. Farley says the Tunney Dempsey heavyweight title bout is likely to be held in New York City next September, despite no arena matching Philadelphia or Chicago capacities. He hinted ticket price changes could clear the way, with Rickard expected to set top prices around 40 or 60 dollars for the bout wherever held.
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New York
James A. Farley
New York Boxing Commission
Gene Tunney
Jack Dempsey
New York City
Finley
Philadelphia
Chicago
Tex Rickard
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International League
Charles
Chick) Evans, JR
Wight
Philly
Noble Cigar CO
Westfield, Mass
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Haviland and Hubbard
Schenecosset Club
Foresters and Hearts
Handy and
Harman
Raceys
Handy
Risley
Guido
Drew
Ablatrand
Bill Tilden
Alan J. Gould
New York Yankees
Unis
Milter Muggins
Ted
Tunnry
Wills
Lobea
Delaney
Maloney
Dempecy
Yankers
Pirates
Giants
Cincinnati
Hughie
America
Little Bill” Johnston
Johnny Doeg
Santa Monica
Calif
Lin
Wilbur
Caco
Parley
N. Y
Boxing Board
Ball Park
Peter Schuyler Victor
Victor
G. W. van Slyke & Horton
Albany, N.Y
Lovecorm
Actua
RCA
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