Geor gianna Bishop Triumphs In Early State Golf Round
In the tenth state golf championship at Skowan Country Club, Geor gia nna Bishop of Bridgeport defeated Mrs. Welter of Fairfield six up and five to play to reach the second round. George T Austin of Hartford also advanced with a decisive win, while Katherine Hepburn and others posted strong showings amid windy conditions and tight play.
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Hersolf
Welter
Pairfield
George T. Austin
Hartford
HA. Mirtle
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Ross McCain
Harriers
Russell Fenn
New Haven
Quartey
Bishov
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Austin Wine
George Lo Austin
Mis
Austi
Austin
Fenn
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Law
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Geer Schaapp
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Martelle
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Eli
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Hadford
George Scout
Ears
M. J Lawlor
Waterbies
Charles Porver
New Quyen
Katherine H Hepbwin
Hivr
Df Herm
Russell Festin
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Port
Harold Fish
Bridgesott
Frank McAvoy
Waterbury
W. J Gripple
Houghton Bulkeley
Francis P. Guilfolle
Miss Carrot] Potter
Meriden
Eleanor Webster
Brdgeport
A R. Ellis
T. M. Hepburn
Anc
J. K Williamson
WC. Waltenberg
New Aten
George Bissell
Martin Gifford
Doris Bryant
Dorothy Walker
Price
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George Edwards
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Robert Walker
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Fairfield
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Mina Louise Haviland
Richard Deming
Alpheus Winter
Virse
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Miss Hepburn
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Miss Balch
Bears Fall to New Haven in Slugfest Doubleheader
The Bears drop game one to New Haven as Griffin hits a homer and Emmerich, Dowd and Schauffel drive runs. Profs rally in each inning, Bowman and Leran contribute infield and outfield plays, and Saint Stapleton walks. In a dramatic late rally, Bartell and Dowd spark another Bears chance before New Haven clinches the win.
Tilden Reaches Semi finals at French Championships
William Tilden, the lone American survivor, faces Henri Cochet in the men's singles semi final as the French championships narrow to the last four. Rene Lacoste also advances, meeting F B Spence, after defeating Antoine Gentien. In women's singles South Africans Mrs Peacock and Zen Bouman progress, with Eileen Bennett and Tapscott, a stock ingless English player, also among the contenders.
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France
Associated Press
William T. Tilden
Rene Lacoste
Tilden
Henri Cochet
Lacoste
F. B. Spence
South Africa
Antoine Gentien
Jean Borotra
Jacques Brignon
Mrs Peacock
Esther
Bobbie Heinle
Eileen Bennett
Zen Bouman
Zen Bouman. Mrs. Peacock Today Eliminated Frote Tein Cecilie Aussem
Miss Bouman
RB. DO. Tapscott
Big Bus
Senorita Eliatte Alvarez
Spain
Miss Tapscott
Spence
Suzanne Lenglen
Thorncliffe Results First Race at Hawthorne
Two year olds race for $1,900 at four and a half furlongs with Bikes and Feeney leading from the start. Time shown 0:87.3. Also noted are Darco Kit ty and Nick Cullop in the field. Second race features two year olds at five furlongs with Merida and Par duke among top finishes. Time 1:02 4-5. Also ran Support and others. Third race for three-year-olds and up to $1,000 over one mile and 70 yards sees Jingle Ju2 Leonard and Real Artist among top finishers. Time 2:46. Fourth race for two-year-olds at one mile lists Evermore and Mr Gaiety among early contenders. Time not fully clear. Also ran Perlapides and Teddy Loney. Fifth race for three-year-olds and upward, $1,200, six furlongs shows Rolly Royce and Worthmore with times around 1:13 1-5. Also ran Surisard and Queen Towton. Sixth race for three-year-olds and up, $1,000, one mile 70 yards lists Rockshell and Royal Flag with time 1:48. Also ran Star Mirth and Uncle Velo. Seventh race for three-year-olds and upward, $1,000, one mile eight and a half furlongs shows Fasciate and Typecutter with time 1:56 2-5. Also ran Johnny Jewell and Papoose.
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Horn
Parduke
Wilson
Rough Sea
Emery
Time
Darco EK Kitty
Nick Cullop
Ondora
Jingle
Floss
Jhamny Brown
Evermore
Bourassa
Mr. Gaiety
Moore
Nealon Kay
Brown
Perlapides
Teddy Loney
Rockshell
Pollard
Royal Flag
Fisher
Wat i Patrick
Star Mirth
Panoa
Elope II
Uncle Velo
Hourassa
Fishman
Blackburn
Johnny Jewell
Papoose
Dbubric
Muriul Barton
Harlem
McAuliffe
P. Goodwin
Lanyard
S Hebert
Houston
E. Fewell
Crossfire
House Boy
Goodwin
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College Baseball Scores From Multiple Venues
Dartmouth defeated Norwich 19 to 0 while New Hampshire beat Bowdoin 2 to 1 and Middlebury triumphed 3 to Upsala. Springfield College topped Princeton 4 to 3 in a day of varied results.
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Norwich
New Hampshire
Bowdoin
Middlebury
Upsala
Springfield College
Princeton
CAL BOY WINS EPSOM DERBY IN RECORD RUN
At Epsom England June 1 AP Cal Boy favorite owned by Frank Curzon won the 144th Derby setting a track record for one mile and a half in 2 minutes 449 5 seconds. Lindbergh attended with doubt about racing while noting he rode little as a boy. The Derby drawn crowd included King Queen and Prince of Wales.
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Girl Scout
J.P. Wageone
Homewood
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Snnola
Prince of Wales
Belmont Park
Goodwin
Meauliffe
Churchill Downs
Kentucky Track
Smith
Cotlogomur
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Lindy
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Lonconderry
Sefton
Elf
Lindbergh
Wales
Gnce
Lucky
All Boy
Hot Night
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Belmont Results First Race Wide Field of 2-Year-Olds
Two year olds race for four and a half furlongs with Clairdine 112 G Fields 4-12-1 and Chinchilla 109 K Horvath 18-16-1 6-2 leading. Santa Sweep 109 G Philpot 7-2 Q-5 4-5 also ran. time 65.3. Other runners include Gladye Clark Willie May Strong Polley Frat Girl Lass O Gowrie Broom Market Wakeful Lady Jule Edna Truesdale Aloha Gobaig Noon Joy Elfkin Forest Imp and Princess Nona.
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K. Horvath
Santa Sweep
G. Philpot
Gladye Clark
Willie May
Strong Polley
Frat Girl
Lass O’'Gowrie
Broom Market
Wakeful
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Aloha
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Forest Imp
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Brantome
R. H. Crawford
Bethany
C. Smoot
Erne TL
A. Ferguson
Rip
Barleycorn
Alita
Washington Park race results card
Daily Washington Park program lists six races for three-year-olds and up. Results include winners Flattery 101 Bolero 1260, Broomster 111 Pondergrass 1.20, Polita 105 Jenner 2110, and Lady Braxted 108 Pendergrass 660. Times range from 1:15 to 1:43 with multiple also-rans noted.
John McGraw Returns to St Bonaventure forgiants visit
John J McGraw, manager of the New York Giants, returns to his Olean, New York roots at St Bonaventure College. Fans from western New York and Pennsylvania honor the alumnus who began pro baseball in 1890 with the Olean team. A Giants vs St Bonaventure varsity game is featured, with McGraw receiving a wide reception.
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N. Y
John J McGraw
New York Giants
Giants
Western New York
Pennsylvania
St. Bonaventure College
New York
McGraw
Eric
Franciscans
St. Bonaventure
Wilber Falls to Wiley After Long Hartford Duel
In New Haven on June 1 a long, decisive tennis match saw Lee Wiley of Hartford defeat Thomas Wilbur of Bridgeport 16-18 7-5 6-2 in the Comnet tournament. Wiley then beat Ernest Kuhn of New York 6-3 6-4 as singles play neared semi finals.
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Associated Press
Lee Wiley
Hartford
Thomas Wilbur
Bridgeport
Comnet
Wiley
Ernest Kuhn
New York City
Franke Shields
J. B. Morse
G. Robinson
C. Watson
Ard
Yale
A. W. Merriam
HH. H. Hyde
Alfonsa
Smith
Hoxbury
F. Hopkins
Irom T. McGlinn
Shields
H. H. Hyde
Amidon
Cox
Goodyear
Falling
Hyde
Clark
Redfield
Jackson
Barker
Landis to Protect Baseball Umpires
Chicago June 1 AP report says baseball commissioner Landis warns that personal assaults on umpires will be punished by immediate suspension or ineligibility for 90 days to one year. The telegram to Pacific Coast league officials reiterates the rule with Frank Brazill named as affected.
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Kenesaw Landis
Brazill
Pacific Coast League
Harry A. Wiliams
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Chick) Evans, JR
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