General Electric Nine Keeps Unbeaten Park City League Lead
The General Electric nine remains undefeated in Park City Factory League play as they head into the fourth week with three games at Seawide Park. They face a strong Barn Terminal squad while leaders seek continued success. team batting and individual averages are listed with several players tied for honors.
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Seawide Park
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Trelease
Columbia Graphophone
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Ify Saustee
Next Auto Race at Uniontown Uniontown Pa
New York June 2 Winnery of the seventh Universal Trophy 225 mile automobile race at Uniontown Speedway on Saturday afternoon June 17 will participate in prizes aggregating 15000 in addition to competing for the Universal Trophy and points toward the national championship. Winner receives 3090 with a tough field expected as the greatest in the track history. Other prizes range from 2600 to 500 with three extra 500 prizes. Uniontown track is famed for speed. Drivers seek intimate knowledge of the bank and mile and a eighth oval to boost a victory chance. New drivers want ample tuning time on the course.
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Uniontown Speedway
Uniontown
Jan
el Bank
Plark Oval
White Pines to Face Monarchs at Yol Row Mil Park
White Pines of Hast Sige set to meet Monarchs at Yol Row Mil Park Sunday afternoon. The Pines seek a second win in the series after a previous victory, with Aldo expected to whirl for the Pines.
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Yolrow Mil Park
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Sap
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Aldo
St James to Play Southport Saturday at Oak Park
Southport will face St James Sunday at Oak Park Southport with a 3 p.m. start. The Southport team seeks local schedule games and invites contests by writing Tony De Malta Sox 87 Southport Conn.
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Yale Princeton game to draw record crowd
New Haven June 1 Yale plans a playoff sequence with Harvard and Princeton at the Polo Grounds in New York City on June 11 24 and 27 if ties occur. Harold P F Woodcock Yale athletic official says capacity seating for 12 000 is set for the Yale Princeton contest with 15 000 for the Harvard game and signs point to the largest attendance for the Tiger and Crimson here.
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Yale
Harvard
Princeton
New York Cty
Harold PF. Woodcock
Yale Athletic Assnciation
Yale Princeton
Tiger
Crimson
NYU Baseball Leader to Join World's Champs
New York University captain shortstop Joe Flynn will sign with the New York Giants next season. Giants scout Arthur Devlin said Flynn promised to sign within days. Flynn, a feared slugger, has hit 14 home runs in 14 games for NYU this season.
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Four to Start in Suburban Handicap at Belmont Park
New York June 2 Four horses the smallest field in the stake’s history named to run in the Suburban Handicap at Belmont Park Saturday. Mad Hatter 130 pounds Sande Senning Park Falshother Captain Alcock 108 Flying Cloud 104 Marina listed. Mad Hatter expected favorite as Friday’s light showers likely leave good or fast track for the mile and a quarter classic.
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Belmont Park
Mad Hatter
Sande
Senning
America
Plans Finished for Boy Scout Meet at Seaside June 10
Hartford Waterbury New Haven and other councils join local scouts for the first state wide Scout Field Day to be held at Legside parks next Saturday under the guidance of the local scout council and Board of Recreation. The event promises notable attendance from multiple cities with events including Fire First Aid Morse signaling semaphore knot tying building and water safety races and a knot tying drill judged by precise rope work rules.
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Waterbury
New Haven
Ow Ebritish
Hristo
Marigen
Naugatuck
Scout Council
Board of Necreation
New England
Cpsdan
Stars Enter Big New York Athletic Club Track Meet
The New York Athletic Club spring games at Travers Island Saturday draw a large field of top athletes. Walter Higgins, winner of the two mile at the Intercollegiate games, is favored in the gracial two mile for the John W. Overton cup, a title Higgins won last year. Larry Brown of Pennsylvania aims to break Melvin W. Shepard’s 1910 690 yard record, while Harrison Thompson of Princeton, Lot Butler of Dubuque College, and Le Roy Brown of Dartmouth, who is noted for breaking the Intercollegiate high jump mark, are among entrants. Also in the field are Tor Campbell Yale Eddie Parrell N.Y. A. C. Mea Milleter and Victor Grast.
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Travers Island
Walter Higgins
Columbus
Higging
Larry Brown
Pennsylvania
Melvin W. Shepard
Brown
Harrison Thompson
Princeton
Lot Butler
Dubuque College
le Roy Brown
Dartmouth
Tor Campbell
Yale
Eddie Parrell
Three Will Contend In 30 Mile Race At Revere Boston
Three evenly matched pace followers will race Saturday night at the Revere Cycle track. George Chapman, American champion, faces Jules Miquel of France and Vincent Madonna. The event draws strong favor for Miquel as the top pace follower in the present crop. A notable supplementary race features Frank Gavanaugh against the leading pro sprinters in a nip and tuck rivalry that has energized Revere and other New England tracks.
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George Chapman
Jules Miquel
France
Vincent Madonna
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Frank Gavanaugh
New England
College stars draw major league scouts in June
New York reports that about six college players stand out this season. Harvard’s Chortgton Collor, Holy Cross’ Gagnon and McGuire, Yale’s Aldrich, Lafayette’s Azella, and Army’s Storck are noted for top talent. A major league scout calls them among the most competent college players in recent years. Gazelia is also viewed as a potential big league player.
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Chortgton Collor
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McGuire
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Azella
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Storck
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Gazelia
Young Sloghges Challenge Seeks Clues From Teds
A fragmented local note announces a two day event by the Youngs Singzera group seeking assistance or clues from Teds. The text references clues numbered 11 to 14 and mentions a missing gam p for today and tomorrow.
Gold Challenge Scull Race Promises Big Field in Philly
Philadelphia hosts the Gold Challenge Cup on the Schuylkill River this Saturday afternoon with an international field competing for a $1,000 trophy. Contenders include Paul Costello of the Vesper Boat Club, Walter Hoover of Duluth, Hilton Belyea of St John’s NB, and Jock Kelly’s protege, with preliminaries Thursday night and the main race over the mile and a quarter course at 5 PM.
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The Sportlight on Golf Boxing Tennis and Speedster Feats
Grantland Rice surveys golf stars Hutchison Barnes and March aiming to seize the cup from Great Britain while noting many contenders. He weighs Dempsey versus Willard, hints at Paris plans, and laments aging and rising records in swimming and baseball across a lively mix of sports and personalities.
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Abe Mitchell
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Gwen Li Ose
Georgetown to face Holy Cross in key New England clash
Georgetown University meets Holy Cross in Worcester this afternoon in what the paper calls the season’s most important game. Holy Cross has won 19 of 21, with Georgetown beating them earlier in Washington. The Georgetown squad includes several New England natives and nearby players from Athol, Holyoke, Watertown, and Manchester.
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Townsend to pitch for Tigers against Eli in New Haven
Princeton announces Townsend will start on the mound for the Tigers in the New Haven series finale with Yale tomorrow. Jeffries moves to right field for Stinson, injured in the Harvard game. Garcity starts in right field.
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Crasho Cubs Lead Junior City League Standings
The Crasho Cubs hold the top spot in the Junior City League with three straight wins and aim to extend their streak against Hall Community. Standings show Crasho Cubs 8 0, Venice Juniors 2 2, Hall Community 3 2, Belmonts 2 2 with varied batting and fielding leads. Next Sunday afternoon games feature Crasho Cubs versus Hall Community at 1 90 p m and Belmonts against M H A Juniors at 2 20 p m.
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Lee King Sold to Toledo Mad hens Philadelphia
Lee King a hard hitting outfielder in the local National League club has been sold to the Toledo club of the American Association. He is to report immediately to George Whitted newly appointed manager of that club. King was suspended and fined by Phillies manager Irving Wilham for indifferent playing, with his departure from the club forecast. He came to the Phillies from the Giants last year in part payment for Casey Stengel and Johnny Rawlings. Prior to his service with the Giants he was with the Pittsburgh club.
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Irving Wilhalm
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One Mile Relay Added to Legion Track Program
Philadelphia report June 2 a handicap one mile relay race has been added to the programme of the American Legion track and field games to be held June 9 and 10 Manager George W Orton announced today The per event was put on Orton aside at the request of several clubs and colleges In addition to a large number of open A A U agents the two day meet will include a full meet open only to members of the army navy and Marine Corps.
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Big Mermaid Meet At Brighton Beach
New York reports the next large outdoor swimming event in the metropolitan district will be held Saturday afternoon June 20 at Brighton Beach open-air pool. The program is elaborate and guarded, with competitions exclusive to women and several championships to be decided. Leading mermaids from the Metropolitan Association of the A A U will compete, with seven girls from Philadelphia likely to participate.
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Gordinier Released to Headingouth in International Leagues
Roy Gordinier, a tent handed pitcher, has been released by Robina to Headingouth of the International Leagues under an unnamed agreement. Gordinier joined the Roping tale last season after being obtained from the Thavrate club.
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Boxing card at Rink Sporting Club Brooklyn
Boxing show set for Saturday night at the Rink Sporting Club in Brooklyn features Angie Ratner versus Frank Carbone in twelve rounds and Frankia Rusliva in ten rounds. Oakey Keyen of York faces Mike Kawaysky in eight rounds, with Young Marinova Willie Convey and Wille Noble versus Salvatore Carbino also listed. Cleveland reports Perry Smallwood resigns as coach of the Indians. Lofty Wieman from Rostan to succeed.
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Angie Ratner
Frank Carbone
Frankia Rusliva
Pete Vitla
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A York
Mike Kawaysky
Young Marinova
Willie Convey
Wille
Noble
Salvatore Carbino
Hayes to box Winters and Pearlstein fights set in New York
Charley Hayes a Brons light heavyweight with notable knockouts meets Johnny Winters in a ten round bout at the Wreepart Auditorium. Russell Pearlstein is paired with Wolf Larsen, also slated for ten rounds. The card features Hayes asserting recent knockout wins over Shugrue Teese Daney and Alartin in prior bouts.
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Charley Hayes
Brons
Johnny Shugrue
Wreddie Teese
Wille Daney
Papper Alartin
Johnny Winters
Wreepart
Hoa Mur
Oene Yussell Pearlstein
Wolf Larsen
Stars to race final Hartford meet under Hilltop banner
Nine Bridgeport High stars will run for the last time under the Red and Black at Seaside Park Hartford High dual meet. Captain Kramer Nicholson, Sfatty Skane, Charlie Ryder, Orta Baur, Les Grittin, T. Bruce, Ed Wall and Ivan Sagal will lead the riders as Bridgeport aims to outpace Hartford with Healy and Connors strong in key events and a tough visitors’ relay.
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Ragqueters in Elm City Today Local Match
The Connecticut Vesley Tennis league plays today in New Traven and Hartford with Bridgeport and Springfield opposing the hours teams. Captain Ed Buckingham leads the Elm City lineup with F Hawley R H Strang J G King John Wheeler Jr and H V Larson. Harold B Lever of Ilion New York elected captain of the University of Pennsylvania track team for next year succeeding Larry Brown who graduates this month.
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