Miss Georgiana Bishop Wins Qualifying Round for State Golf Championship
Miss Georgiana Bishop of Brooklawn Country Club, former national champion and Metropolitan standout, won the qualifying round with 88 to lead the 10th annual state women’s golf championship at Brooklawn. Catherine Hepburn and others posted strong scores. 44 entrants qualified for the first round. Bishop to tee off against Mrs Walter Perry at 10 oclock.
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Georgianna Bishop
Brooklawn Country Club
Connecticut
Brooklown Country Club
Bishop
Secord
George L. Austin
Hartford
St. Paul
Minnesota
Ashe
Catherine Hepburn
Ross McCain
H.A. Martelie
Russelleenn
New Haven
Charles Porter
Ginee Belch
Walter Perry
Fairfield
Brooklawn
Miss Bishop
Abe
Mrs. Austin
Mrs. Perry
Miss Balch
Miss Hepburn
Jow
Austin
Ind
Milford Firemen Triumph and Plans for Water Carnival
Milford's victorious firemen defeated the Charter Hose company of Ansonia 7 to 1 as Nettleton held the opponents to scattered hits. Plans for Pleasure Beach water carnival include national swimmers. The event features the 440 yard junior national swim. Nine new members joined the association, six women and three men, and the pool length was extended to 50 yards with diving towers to be added.
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Milford
Charter Hose Company
Ansonia
Nettleton
Pleasure Beach
Pleasure Beadh Swimming Association Inc
Syracuse Nine Defeats Yale 2 to 1 in Yale Victory
In New Haven on May 31, Syracuse University baseball beat Yale 2 to 1. The scoring line shows Syracuse 6 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 vs Yale 6 0 0 9 0 0 1 0 0. Pitchers Miner and Elsemann for Syracuse and Sawyer and Hoben for Yale contributed to the tense finish.
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New Haven
Syracuse University
Yale
Syracuse
Miner
Elsemann
Sawyer
Hoben
Seniors Win Harding High Interclass Meet in Style
The Harding High interclass meet ended with the seniors scoring 41 points to top the field. Sophomores followed with 26, juniors 13 and freshmen 11 as students paraded in themed outfits before a series of events including races, baseball, volleyball, and relays.
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Harding High School
Harding
Capital Brun
Mise Helen Clark
Flort Stoehr
Ethyl O
Anderson
Wasco
Green-Donahue
Foland
Demechis
Keating
Gray
Kicomber
Romano
Scinte
Kaplan
Kean
Penn Beats Columbia In League Game 3 to 1
May 31 report: University of Pennsylvania edged Columbia 3 to 1 in a league contest. Penn built a 1-0 lead in the first period, added two more goals, while Columbia managed a single tally. Knobland Ganford Connell Smith Kunite listed among scorers and players for both sides.
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PENN
Columbia
New York
University of Pennsylvania
Carnell
Dartmouth
Pennsylvania
Knobland
Ganford and Connell
Smith
Kunite
Helen Wills Reaches Quarterfinals in North London Event
Helen Wills, back in competition, reaches the last eight of the women’s singles at the North London lawn championships in Swamford Hill. She advanced with a walkover from Mrs. Deetle Campbell and defeated Mrs. Alston 6-3 0-3. Elizabeth Ryan beat Miss Mlementaski 6-3 -3, and Molla Mallory, the American champion, defeated Miss Hensman 6-1 6-1.
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Swamford Hill
England
Associated Press
Helen Wills
Gepsy Club
Deetle Campbell
Alston
Elizabeth Ryan
Miss Mlementaski
Molla RB. Mallory
Shempton
Miss Hensman
Congress High School Tops Norwalk in Close 12-11 Baseball Win
Congress High School ended its losing streak with a 12-11 victory over Norwalk High School in Norwalk. Key hitters included MacDonald with two doubles and a triple, while Sakowittz limited Norwalk’s bats as Congress improved to 2-? on the season. Norwalk’s Reynolds hit a fifth inning home run as the Norwalkers rallied in the fourth with eight runs before Congress finished strong. Congress to face Trade School at Beaside Park Friday at 5 o'clock.
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Congress
Norwalk
Norwalk High School
Bachelors
Barrett
Charlott
Rissalo
Lewis
Amrein
Congress High
Sakowity
Dolego
Bodie
Norwalkers
Congress Boys
Sakowitz
Reynolds
Norwalk Boys
Connecticut
Bridgeport
Beaside Park
Achelors
Cavanaugh
U LaHaye
Salowica
Jetos
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C Katz
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Golden
Threcokia
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Owlts
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Haye
Katz
Jost
Sakowits
Am Jrien
Delega
Amwen
Charriott
Amrien Rissalo
Bakowitz
Prairie League Star Signed by Boston Bruins
Boston announces the Prairie League star Harry Connor, left wing of Saskatoon, has been purchased by the Boston Bruins of the NHL. Connor, 22 years old and 180 pounds, was the Prairie League's leading left wing scorer last season. His home is in Ottawa.
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Boston
Harry Connor
Saskatoon Clu
Boston Bruing
National Hockey League
C. Z. Adams
Connor
Ottawa
Camel Cigarettes Highlight Quality and Frank Smoke
Public advertisement extols Camel as the age of frankness and the top cigarette, praising choice Turkish and Domestic tobaccos, finest blending, and Camel character. It invites readers to try Camel and experience honest taste and fragrance in a modern, quality smoke. Have a Camel.
Harding Track Team Defeated by Fairfield at Seaside Park
The Warren Harding track team lost to Fairfield High 59 to 6 at Seaside Park. H. Wakeman led Harding with wins in the half mile, discus, and broad jump for 15 points, while Manny Klein scored 13 including the 440 yard dash and javelin. Fitzpatrick won the hundred and placed second in the 220. Fairfield took most events with Klein dominating field events.
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Une
Fairfield High
Seaside Park
Fairfield
Harding Trun
Klein
Harding
H. Wakemen
Manny Klein
Wakeman
Fitzpatrick
Ory Fairfield
Fitapat
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Pitepatrick
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Fleischer
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Heany
Mile
Randall
Izzo
Mc~ Dermott
S. Wakeman
Chernoff
Havanich
Weseny
Woany
Belnap
Smith
Cooney
Voorhees
Wilber-Wiley Tennis Marathon Sets Record at New Haven
In New Haven on May 31 the Connecticut state tennis tournament featured a record 94 games in the first set as Thomas Wilber of Bridgeport defeated Lee Wiley of Hartford in a 18-16 first set before Whey then claimed the second set 7-5 and darkness halted play. Other results include Kuhn over Smith 6-3 6-4 and Yale players facing Hopkins and Taylor in various matches. The event showed Wilber/Wiley once again unable to complete their earlier match through darkness.
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New Haven
Associated Press
Connecticut
Thomas Wilber
Bridgeport
Lee Wiley
Hartford
Wilber
Whey
E.H. Kuhn
New York
Frank Smith
Waterbury
Charles Watson
Yale
A. L. Hopkins
George Robinson
Harvey Redfield
H. H. Hyde
A. P. Mehan
A. P. Mahan
Edward Hopkins
Alphonso Smith
Roxbury School
Roy Leighton
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