Ston Braves Defeat Giants 2 0 Behind Fillingim’s Five-Hit Pitching
In Rox June 1 Boston defeats New York 2 to 0 as Fillingim allows five hits. Boeckel drives a double, Nixon adds a key grounder and plays solid outfield. Helke joins a double play. Frisch and others contribute for New York but Boston secures the win.
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Rox
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Kelly
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Falingim
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Um Moran
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Swedish swimmer Arne Borg sets 500 yard mark shine
A report from June 1 credits Arne Borg of Sweden with a 500 yard international standard swim, praised as a remarkable aquatic feat. Comparison to Jonn: wller's 463.38 is noted, but Borg’s gains at the turns are highlighted as decisive, with Harold providing the Feat details.
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Arne
Sweden
Orman Ross
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Wller
Borg
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Mer Student to Act as Oklahoma Coach
James F. Tal, recently added to the acting staff of the University of Jahoma, began his university career at Oklahoma in 1915 as a tackle on the freshman football squad. He became a war poke the following year, and later served in the army during the Spring of 1917, with the Thirty-sixth Division football unit organized in the AEF.
Fournier's homer powers Cards to 3-2 win over Pirates
In a tight 3-2 game at Pittsburgh, Fournier hit a decisive homer for St. Louis. Pitching by Pieper and Carlson shaped the exertion, with Cooper and Hart umpiring as the contest lasted 1 hour 54 minutes.
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Gosen
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Ouidao Garraart
Carlsor Ao
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Doo
Cooper
Carlson
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Lofgu
Pittsburgh
Kimith
Hornsby
Carrey
Mann
Tray
Grimm
Jettom
Pfeffer
Paddock Invited to Philly Meet
June 1 report states Charley Paddock, the famed sprinter, has been invited by Dr. George W. Orton to attend the American Legion games in Shibe Park Philadelphia on June 4 and 241. He would race against top East Coast sprinters including Loren Murchison Alfred LeConey Allan Woodring Frank Lovejoy and Teddie Farrell. The outcome could settle questions about his claimed times and rivalries with Woodring and LeConey. A reply from Paddock is awaited. if he declines fans may wait for the national ASA championships in New York or Newark by September.
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George W. Orton
Shibe Park
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Loren Murchison
Alfred LeConey
Allan Woodring
Frank Lovejoy
Teddie Farrell
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al LeCaney
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Los Angeles A. C
Joe Lynch Beats Midget Smith at Madison Square Garden
NEW YORK June 1 Joe Lynch boxing champion detested Midget Smith in a 12 round bout at Madison Square Garden. Lynch won by decision as his quickness outpowered his aggressive foe in a majority of rounds.
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Midget Smith
Madison Square Garden
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Black Rocks Beat S N E T Nine In Tilt
Black Rocks defeated Southern New England Telephone Co. by a close score in a twilight game at Bullard field. A return matchup with the Riversides is planned after the Riversides previously won 7 to 6 in the opening encounter. The Red Sox and Lenox squads are noted for a single June 11 game.
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South Ends
Weeney Quits Organized Baseball For Coast League Move
Douglas Mel Weeney, a Chicago Amer team pitcher tied to a $106,000 deal involving Willie Kamm, opted for the Coast League. He signed a two year contract with Chicago in the Midwest Semi Pro Association, prompting immediate practice with his new club alongside ex Sox teammates Dick Karr and Tony Hughes.
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Douglas MelWeeney
San Francisco
Willie Kamm
Lear
Sox
McWeeney
Dick Karr
Tony Tom Hughes
Vincent Richards Not To Enter Any Tournaments
New York reports Vincent Richards the national junior champion ranks No. 6 on the national list and is recovering from a damaged ankle after the California championships in San Francisco. He wished to defend the Eastern New York State title but a physician advised refraining from all tournament play.
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Vinceut Viereeds
Pacific Coast
California
San Francisco
Richards
Ineligible Bridgeport High Baseball Stars Put Out
Six Bridgeport High School players are ruled ineligible for the game against Bulkeley of New London. Mertens Cremins Berger Shea Christensen Lavery are named. Gallagher will start on the mound with Slats returning. Backup positions and infield plans shift as remaining regulars prepare to play through the penalties.
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Bridgeport
Bulkeley
Christenser
Berger
Cosway
Barney
Hag
Cooney
Colway
Uskerihead
Schine and
Carr
Ken Walker
Gekavak
Eddie Gallagher
Stra
Ingeris
Thirty Mile Race to Feature Tonight in New York Card
A thirty mile motor race headlines New York card at Mt 225th Street and Brandeis We. Notables include Clarence Carman Jules Miquel Willie Appelhans and German record holder. Other events include a tandem handicap, a five mile open, two match races, and a special two mile New York amateur lap event.
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Motors
New York Way
Mt 225Th Street
Brandeis
Wade Clarence Carman
Jules Miquel
Willie Appelhans
Germn
Appelhans
Germany
Goulet
Schatch
Harry Keiser
Reggie McNarmiara
Orlands Piani
Willie Spencer
Princeton names John Pirie captain of 1923 crew
John St. Pirie of New York City was elected captain of Princeton's 1923 Tiger oarsmen. He rows stroke or on the varsity crew this season and is a Princeton sophomore. he trained at St. Paul’s School in Concord New Hampshire and stroked last year’s freshman eight.
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John St. Pirie
New York City
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Firie
St. Paul's School
Concord
N. H
Sacred Heart and St Johns vie for city title today
Sacred Heart faces St Johns in a decisive parochial school city championship game today. Sacred Heart, favored after sweeping St Augustine from the West Side league, seeks a third straight win while St Johns battled through East Side play, defeating St Charles after a tough start. Pitcher Sank leads Sacred Heart as Glenbrooks challenge top local teams. Sunday games urged, with notices to Thomas Maloney of Bridgeport for details.
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St. John’s
St. Charles’ School
The
Glenbrooks Wong Uke
Thomas Maloney
Stratford Avenue
Bridgeport
Conn
Harry Harper Released by New York Yankees
New York June 3 The York Americans announce the unconditional release of Harry Harper veteran left handed pitcher Harper saw little service due to injuring his pitching hand He has not appeared in any game for Neil Cork's squad this season
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New York Yankees
New York
York
Acorns Make Fine Record On Road
The Acorn A C won two of three on the road over the holidays. They defeated Caranet, N. C., by 1 to 0 and beat Amityville, LL, 6 to 1 after ten innings. They seek contact from industrial class teams in the state. address A J Ford 114 Kossuth St Bridgeport Conn.
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N. C
Amityville
A. J. Ford
Kossuth Street
Bridgeport
Conn
FAIRVIRLD LEGION V5 MEETS BRASS NINE SUNDAY
Fairfield previews a Sunday game as the Legion V5 faces the Brass Nine in a suburban clash. Moran will handle pitching for the Legion, with Leahy catching, while Pradis is slated to bat and Jones expects to start for the Brass Company.
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Bridgeport Tas
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Pradis Recei Moran
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Maran
Exeter Nine Out With A Big Challenge
Exeter AGC pall team faced a big challenge against Leame in the 12 to 14 group after holding a practice session last night. Training was described as goal-form under manager energy. Notices invite responses to John Jones, Fi Box 3, Choose Hill Road, Bridgeport, Conn.
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Pall
Enery
John Jones
Hill Road
Bridgeport
Conn
Staples Win First Game Of Series From Longfellow 12-5
Staples grammar school opened the Class B Public School league championship series with a 12 to 5 victory over Longfellow. Billig pitched well for Staples, while Norko struck out seven for Longfellow. Hargus and Dizento sparked the Staples offense with three singles each, as Staples built a four-run fourth inning. The next game is set for Yellow Mill Park Monday at 4 o clock.
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Yellow Mill Park
Young MaAuliffe Again Aims for Ring Comeback
Rumors say Young MeaAuliffe once a featherweight king plans a threefold return. He has been a referee for nearly a year yet believes he can beat Kilbane challengers. Contemporaries recall his wartime service and early world fame in New England, with Eggers eager to watch a potential first showdown if he steps in.
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Wil
McAuliffe
New England
Mac
Jocal Sans
Suy Mac
Peppes Martin
O. Eggers
Auliffe
Eggers
King Receives Naval Athletic Honors at Annapolis
Annapolis Md June 1 The Navy Athletic Association named two chief awards to Midshipmen Clyde W King of Arrapides Iowa will receive the regulation sword and Emery Larson of Minnesota will have his name engraved on the silver trophy cup for promoting athletics during the year Special mention of honor went to Edwin R Dugin of New Jersey King regarded as the academy's greatest athlete stroked the world champion eight at the Olympics and played on the football team with three victories over Army cadets
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Navy Athletic Association
Clyde W. King
Arrapides
Iowa
The
Athletic Association
Emery Larson
Minnesota
Robert M. Thompson
New York
Edwin R. Dugin
Wew
Jersey
King
Army Cadets
Sharkey and James on Card at Gotham City
Eddie James, the Pacific Coast featherweight, works with Jack Sharkey for a ten round bout at Surf Avenue A Coney Island this Friday. James is set to meet Sox Johnny Lisse in the semi final to the Sharkey Hausner star bout. Both fighters are confident of victory and have impressed in recent showings.
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Eddie James
Pacific Coast
Jack Sharkey
Surf Avenue
A. A
Coney Island
James
Johnny Lisse
Lisse
Sharkey-Hausner
Sharkey
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