Tennis and boxing headlines from July sports round up
England and United States tennis ties prevail as Oxford Cambridge Harvard Yale split after doubles. Canadian boxing champ Jack Reddick set to fight Jimmy Slattery in Buffalo. Boston Red Sox release infielder Connolly to Mobile. Leo Diegel leads Canadian Open golf after day one. William Tilden summoned by USLTA for sessionalism amid recent interviews. decision expected Saturday night at Hotel Vanderbilt. Tilden whereabouts unclear amid plans for a motion picture.
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Welch Tops Factory Loop In Base Stealing
Jerry DeNomme of the Bullard team leads Factory League batting with an average of .533 per Jez Sternbach’s weekly records. Ten players hit over .400, Roy Welch leads in steals while Rey Welch leads base stealing and George Winans tops fielding for Hubbells. Hubbells lead in team batting and fielding. schedule shows Diamond No. 5 and No. 8 games with umpires and scorers listed.
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Jerry DeNomme
Bullard
Jez Sternbach
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Aprinter
George Winaon
Hubbells
Reinhartshuts Brooklyn as Cards win five to two
St Louis pitcher Reinhart scattered four hits and held the Brooklyn Dodgers to two runs while the Cardinals won five to two. Fournier was held hitless after a streak of seventeen straight games with a safety. The victory moved St Louis into fifth place as Philadelphia lost.
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Twins Split Doubleheader With Panthers At Plm Spield
Pittsfield and Worcester split a twin bill at Plm Spield on July 30 with Pittfield winning 4 to 3 in 11 innings and Worcester taking the second 3 to 3 MacPhee delivered the decisive hit with the bases loaded in the opener Casey Stengel was ejected by umpire Summers in the first inning of the second game Worcester left 7 Pittsfield 12 baserunners and errors noted along with pitching lines and fielding double plays listed for the two games
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Darling to join New Britain on gridiron
Chuck Darling, star back from Boston College last season and famed for his kicking, is the target of New Britain management for the coming season. A BC graduate and Boston Globe sports staffer, Darling could boost the Hardware city squad, with negotiations viewed confidently. Darling hails from Minneapolis.
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Boston College
New Britain
Darling
Boston Globe
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Minneapolis
Gowdy and Harnett Slam Homers in Giants Win over Cubs
New York defeated Chicago 4 to 2 as Gowdy hit a homer after Kelly’s double in the second inning. Two more runs came in the sixth on Young’s triple and a wild pitch, with Gowdy’s sacrifice fly producing another. Adams, Maranville, Pittenger, Brooks, Grigsby, Hartnett, and Alexander contributed in the lineup. Gowdy and Hartnett homered, Young doubled, and the Giants held off a late Chicago rally with solid defense and pitching.
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Kelly
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Kelly J. Hartnett
Hartnett
Frisch
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Scott
Jones
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York
Southworth
Meusel
Lindstrom
Scott P Sagee
Dempsey Madden Title Shot Moves Forward
Charley Madden manager Bart Madden left New York for Chicago to confer with Promoter Fitzsimmons on a heavyweight title bout at Michigan City Indiana this year. The departure follows Madden’s plan and signals Dempsey’s possible title challenge as insiders note Wreith may be opposed by Ampasey.
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Passvilley
Michigan City
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Jack Dempsey
Bartley Madden
Charley Rose
Madden
Chicago
Fitzsimmons
Roge
Ampasey
Harry Wreth
Champ Dempsey Breaks With Jack Kearns On Wille Bout
Los Angeles July 20 Jack Dempsey heavyweight champion confirms a July 4 1826 bout with Harry Will e Negro challenger and says he has broken with manager Jack Kearns to handle his own affairs. He has wired New York boxing officials to proceed with title bout arrangements and will appear before the commission after settling joint property. Larry Henton Braves pitcher shows improved control but different curve. Ahe Wood Portsmouth second baseman is sent back to Boston and Nave Bancroft’s fielding shines in middle diamond plays.
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Jack Dempsey
Harry Wille
New York Boxing Commission
Dempsey
New York
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Kearna
Papper
Larry Henton
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Portsmouth
Boston Braves
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Ederle Harrison Set for Cross Channel Race Monday
CAPE GRIS NEZ France July 30 Miss Gertrude Ederle aims to cross the English Channel next Monday with Miss Elsie Viets. Two rivals, Miss Lillian Harrison the Argentine champion, and Miss Ederle, race strategy diverges as tides shape routes. Harrison plans a westward start and flood-tide dash, while Ederle bets on a mid channel straight swim. An auto accident in Boulogne barely touched Ederle’s party as they avoided a wrecked car.
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Cape Gris Nez
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J.H. 8. NINE 10 PLAY ON SUNDAY
The Jan Hus society baseball team will play the Sokols of Port Ches lar Sunday afternoon at Diamond No. 9 Seaside park. The J H 8 team is out with a challenge to any team in the city. Teams wishing games can reach Manager Frank Toncik at Barnum RazB-4 or by writing to 1567 East Main street Baxter Williams the ble young watcher purchased from Knoxville in the Appalachian League by Toronto has been sent to Wilkes Barre to get regular work. He is said to be a future star.
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St Johns Girls Swim Past Port Chester In Stamford Meet
St Johns Recreation Girls defeated Port Chester in Stamford yesterday in a preparatory game. Ground instructors noted upcoming matches as the team gears up for a busy schedule this season.
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Stamford
St. John’s Recreation Girls
Knights of Columbus Field Day Draws Attention in Connecticut
State Knights of Columbus event at Lighthouse Point draws statewide interest. Field day features track and field events led by Thomas J Tracy with amateur boxing and vaudeville in the evening. Winners earn handsome trophies as top athletes compete.
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