Bennett versus Wills boxing bout ends in fiasco
Terrified Bennett flees as Harry Wills dominates the Armory A. A. card. The match ends with Bennett barred from boxing in New Bogisnd after chaotic scenes, refereeing clashes, and claims of foul play. Other bouts feature Young Joe Hall, Steve Leyinsky, and Travers versus Stamford’s Katarted with mixed results and loud crowd reaction.
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Armory A. A
Harry Wills
Ray Bennett
Bennett
McAbbie
Oplin
Missouri
Jim
New Bogisnd
Willa
Harry
Leff
Wills
Champ
Rey
Atcffe
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Anliffe
Joe Hall
Stamford
Steve
Grev
Travers
Macsive
Life
Mickey
Ora
Jim Bones
Downey
Fife
Bon
Bones
Pat McGee
Fritz Hartmann
Third Round Play Underway in NEC NEF Title Tourney
In Hartford the third round began at the New England championship tennis event with matches in progress on the courts. Winners advancing include James of Saratoga Springs N Yi E W Pike of Springfield Mass L M Banks of Worcester A W Merriam of Hartford and R B E Snow. Three more third round matches are set for tomorrow and doubles play, started today, will continue.
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Hartford
New England Championship Tennis Tours
Re. James
Saratoga Springs
N. Yi
E. W. Pike
Springfeld
Mass
L. M. Banks
Wale
A. W. Merriam
R. BE. Snow
Fast Team Seeks Game Through Bridgeport Booking
A terse notice outlines a fast semi pro team seeking a game and lodging options in Stamford and Bridgeport areas. Details reference St Marys in Stamford and a contact at P O Box Stanford.
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Bridgeport
St. Maryeee
Stamford
Lo W. Plunkett
P.O
Stanford
Indians Fall Short in Slugging Defeat to Tigers
Cleveland was defeated by Detroit 11 to 20 in a rain-shortened slugfest. Ehmke held Cleveland late as Evans, Heisman, and Evans contributed multiple hits, while Detroit used a variety of players including Morton and Faeth. Cleveland labored with 19 players and left runners stranded before rain halted play in the eighth.
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Heisman
Evins
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Jamieson
O Gardner
Wambolsganns
Johnston
Faeth
Myars
Don Boehring
Burns
Re Caldwell
Myers
Crotivoto
Colot
Heilmann
Kean
Wood
Ain
Smith
Cobb
Jones
Cath
Shorten
Chapman
Speaker
Doobie Pave
Jambscians
Jennston
Bing
Oldham
Uhle
Morton
Facth
Paeth
Pither
Naltin
Opening Games in Park City Factory League
Opening games produce wild play as Park City Factory League action unfolds. Acme Shear defeats American Chain in the standout matchup while Brass Co mains plant shells Bilton Machine and Holmen Edwards top TAuto matic. League standings show Acme Shear and Bilton Machine leading with consistent results through May 29.
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Burritt
Holmen& Edwards
Acme Shear
Acme Shear i
Filton Machine
Volmes & Edweres i
Yuerity
Union
Corris
Boywich, Wells and Kuba
Brass Co
Union Plant
Jersey
Tahey
Attensea and Connore
New Haven Beats Albany 3-1 in Battle of Few
New Haven defeated Albany 3-1 in a late decisive game. Key pitchers Brown and Tinglen delivered strong relief as New Haven broke the stalemate with timely scoring in the ninth inning. Albany failed to respond, leaving New Haven with the win.
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New Haven
Albany
Albanyt
New T. Ture
Brown
Har
Tinglen
British Derby Worth 6500 Pounds To Winner
EPSOM May 31 Sportsmen expect the great English flat racing meeting the derby which runs June 1 to 4 to eclipse past records. The purse is 6500 pounds to the winner with 700 to second and 209 to third. The race is limited to colts and fillies. Twelve pounds is the weight for colts and twelve and a half for fillies over the 1 mile 4 furlong course. About 264 entries were listed, with around 200 expected to start.
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Epsom
Tapapochon Girls Celebrate Victorious Season
Tapapochon girls basketball team of the Industrial Service Center wins league first place and receives a cup from Alvin C. Bearse. A postseason banquet follows with sketches by volunteers, votes honor Fry Frieda and Wakenskoy. Team roster and plans for summer fundraiser and exhibition event outlined.
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Vaiapochon
W. Ups Avenue
Lerseek
Teamic
Tarapochons
Alvin C. Bearse
Industrial Department
James G. Ludivi
Ludlum
Thlmes
Buwards Co
Bi Imeel
Wakenskoy
Car Kutyniax
Frieda W. Geined
Uwo
Boosters Face Battered League Leaders Tonight
The struggling Boosters visit a wounded league leader in a tough matchup. Key players like Link Shoriy Emerick are sidelined with injuries while others step into unfamiliar roles as Ed Walsh and manager team up to steady the lineup. The Americans fight hard, aiming for a hard-earned win despite a battered roster.
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Emerick
Wiss
Lneup
Merring
Dow Fild
Wwalsh
Sis Dlaay
Ing
Worcester
Lipton Shamrock IV Trials First Time Since 1914
Lipton's Shamrock IV, the green challenger, was tried on Long Island Sound today for the first time since 1914. Captain William Burton led the voyage from Hempstead Harbor to Larchmont with Mrs Burton Colonel Duncan Neil and Charles Olson aboard. The yacht, in light breeze, sailed under mainsail and mizzen with no topsail as it tested its seaworthiness ahead of the defender trials at Newport.
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Thomas Lipton
Long Island Sound
Hempstead Harbor
Larchmont
William Burton
Geil Shamrock
Sandy Hook
Ctheywnee
Burton
Skinner
Duncan Neil
Thomas Linton
America
Charles Olson
Cosinner
New Haven
Maine
Torre
Ruether Tops Cubs for Eighth Straight in Tight Win
Cincinnati Reds win third straight against Chicago Cubs 6 to 3 to move into third place. Pitching and timely hitting spark a late rally as Ruether earns eighth consecutive victory. Cubs stumble, Reds extend unbeaten streak.
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Chicago
Reds
Yuncan
Dodgers Rally in Ninth to Sweep Series
Dodgers rally in the ninth to beat the Giants 10 to 9, completing a three game series sweep over New York. Key moments include Arthur Myers driving in the first run with an RBI double and Myers also tripling in the sixth, while late rallies secured the victory.
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Brooklyn
New York
H Gsring
Ietories
Slice Giants
Atyar Myers
Remington Guy Fell to Club Nine at Seaside
A large crowd watched Remington Guy lose to Club nine at Seaside. Jarrell and Brennan pitched. Jarrell allowed three scattered hits while Brennan gave up seven. The decisive seventh inning saw Bart reach second on a Morton's error and score on a Potterdon single. Rowe sacrificed, sending Potterdon to second, from which he scored Crottella's hit.
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Club Nine
Seaside
Jarrell
Brennan
Bart
Morten
Potterdon
Rowe
Crottella
Snover Delivers Lone Blow for Pittsfield Visit
Pittsfield game summary notes a single by Snover, a New York Giants recruit, and standout hits by Hammond and Bates. Harrforg visitors, Stovers, Kane, and Martiaré are mentioned with base hits and a seventh inning run, while Birmingham and Bates contribute strong fielding and timely contact.
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Stovers
New York Giant
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Martiaré
Hams
Bates
Birmingham
Hammond
jScores
Ruth Takes Turn In Box for Yanks
Ruth, New York’s batting star, started his first game of the season as a pitcher but retired in the fifth inning after the team built a large lead. First baseman Judse of Washington was spiked by Ruth in the fourth inning when both slid into first base at the same time. The score details follow.
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Lou Dewey
Griffin
Washington Park
Dewey
Gomus
Angie Poos Ncersen
Eller
Owrien
McTarthy
Ganade
Porto
Dewey Aaiferon
Ais
Sy Yok
New York Americans
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New York
Ater Bs
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Washington
Ruch
B H S Plays Rosenbaum Prep In Milford Today
Local high school team travels to Milford for a baseball game against Rosenbaum Prep. The Black and Red squad enters confident after a recent win and plans to start Chicopee on the mound with Hill catching.
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Rosenbaum Prep
Milford
Avanders
New York
Ami
Chicopeeley
Hill
Renard Shows Sprint Prowess in French Olympic Tryout
French sprinter Renard ran 11.4 seconds for 100 meters and 21.9 seconds for 220 yards in Sunday eliminations, posting what officials hailed as a French record. The trials included several army division athletes as contestants hoping to represent France at the Antwerp Olympiad.
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France
Fay
Howe
Trade Schools to Play Ball at Seaside Today
The New Britain Trade School team travels to Bridgeport this afternoon for a Seaside Park game at Diamond No. 1. The visitors include several listed players. Williams is the starting pitcher, with Mayberry pitching for the locals. Williams was charged with the loss, Mayberry the winner, Granshold and Gripire noted among fielders.
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Seaside Park
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