Miss Bishop and Hartford Women Enter Semis in State Golf
Miss Georgiana Bishop of Bridgeport defeated Mrs H A Martelle of Hartford 6 and 4 to reach the semifinals with two Hartford entrants, as Mrs Ross McCain and Miss Katherine H Hepburn won to join her. George Austin and Miss Hepburn also advanced, with Bridgeport and Hartford players sealing spots in later rounds at Shuttle Meadow.
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Georgianna Bishop
Bridge Port
H A Startelle
Hartford
Bishop
George
Austin
Ross McCain
Katherine H Hepburn
McCain
Mes Seale OM Cai
Messing
Marttelle
Miss Bishop
Martelle
Parsons
Martele
Mrs. Austin
Peni
Fern
Miss Hepburn
Venu
Astin
Fenn
Katherine H. Hepburn
M. J. Lawlor
Waterbury
Bryant
Bulkeley
Louise Haviland
Alpheus Winter
Charles Edwards
Miss Haviland
Seward B. Price
Bridgeport
Edwards
Richard H. Deming
Winter
Robert Walker
Meriden
Walter B. Lashar
Fairfield
D. C. Patterson
Lashar
Creorgiann Bishop
H. A.martelle
Grace Balch
George L. Austin
Russell Fenn
New Haven
Eleanor Webster
J. W Grippen
Harold Fish
Martin Gifford
J. N. Hepburn
Francis P. Guilfotte
W. C. Wartenburg
Helen Walker
Ralph E. McEldowney
Helen Fish
F. A. Holcomb
Georgiana Bishop
Rose McCaine
Doris Bryant
Caroline Chapman
Houghton Bulkeley
R. Ellis
Washington Park Results Race by Race Summary
Report of Washington Park races detailing results for seven events. Includes horse names such as Kenderls African Daisy Maroussia Indra and Magic Light with respective jockeys and payoff prices. Times, margins, and extra runners listed for each race.
Juniors Defeat Seniors in Central High Track Meet
The Juniors defeated the Seniors 53 to 15 at Seaside Park in the Central High interclass meet. Lieberthal led with multiple wins, Rosenthal excelled in sprints and shot put, and Nichols paced the distance events as Juniors prep for next season.
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Seaside Park
Rosenthal
Lieberthal
Watt
Hall
Roth
Nichols
desh—Watt
Conway
L. Behn
Heffernan
Geaney
W. Behn
Donahue
Luckner
Belmont Race Day Results Narrow Stakes Summary
Belmont track unveils six race card with two year olds in sprint and 4 year olds plus. Charm leads first with 20 19 14 1, Niki and First race times around 1 54. Second race steeplechase features Ravel and Connebert in pursuit of 81 400 stakes. Third race hits Extreme and Happy Argo in 6 furlongs with 1 12 2 5 times. Fourth race Swift Stakes offers 1 500 added for 7 furlongs with Cheops and Ra phia top finishers. Fifth race for two year olds sees Effe and John Cavanaugh near fast times. Sixth race for 3 year olds up, 11-16th miles with Blick Bart leading cross.
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Charm
J. McGovern
Philips
C. Zoella
Niki
M. Mergler
Time
Out Step
Boylah Hole
Graf van Stift
al Garnet
Bridegroom
the Lura
Turkeys Neck
Cellin
Bes
King Wrack
Shelton
Sonny Golden
Larson
Ravel
Franklin
Connebert
F. Thorndyke
Brittanic
C. Smoot
Oyster Bed
Ballast St
Smart Sinner
Moon Hill
Four Courts
Joy On
Heartbreaker
Endicott
Callie
Extreme
A. Collins
Happy Argo
O'Donnell
Watkinson
B. Brouning
Ethereal
Carting
Bucky Harris
Joe Marrone III
Cheops
Lator
Raphia
J. McCoy
Maid Oo
Mist
L. McAtee
Landlord
Wee Burn
Skedaddle
Effe
G. Fields
John Cavanaugh
Stevens
Montanie
Silenus
Mester David
Pondy
Blick Bart
Captain Dick
Korce
Punjab
Wronk
Ward O’way
Just Folks
Mikado
Salto
Pop Bell
Altrey Zukor
Captain Martin
John Johnson Jr
Thorncliffe Race Results First Race Detail
A fragmented racing card shows Thorncliffe results for eight year olds and up, with $1000 purse and furlongs. Iddle Rickenbacker led, time 1:14 1-5, with Son Ami and Morehead among top finishers and several others listed as also ran.
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Iddle Rickenbacker
Warner
Son Ami
Randell
Morehead
Woodstock
Atlantica
Rope’s End
Nayarit
Nature's Darling
Cave Woman
Yronda
Peter Whiffle
James F. O'Hara
Moore
Wilson
South West
Yeet Street
O'Trigger
Heretrix
Fear
Not Son of Araby
Soteria
King’s Count
My Alasram
Warehouseman
Sperry
Bourassa
Laxtbones
Mann
Hecate
Bileff
Rose Beauty
Atwood
Anmerode
Davenport
Tonna
Emery
Cayuga
Horn
Trappy
Adventures in Sport and Boxing Across the Globe
A lively, era-tinged column blends daring sport travel with boxing notes. It celebrates airbound adventurers and the era’s heavyweight hopes, profiling Gene Tunney, Dempsey, Sharkey, and Dundee while revering speed and youth in baseball and golf guidance from Bobby Jones and others.
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Cunney
Gene Tunney
Tunney
Dempsey
Sharkey
Pittsburgh
Cuyler
Grantham
Wright
Traynor
St. Louis
Giants
Farrell
Lindstrom
Jackson
Hornsby
Rousch
Pirates
Hall
Pete Latzo
Joe Dundee
K. F
Lundle
Sevent h Race Card Notes and Notable Times
Seventeenth race week card lists three year olds and up with 91000 purse and mile distance. Entries include Tamaden 109 with 8.25 4.00 3.00 odds, Candy Miker 100 at 8.05 2.60, Sniper 102 at 4.40, and Royal Highness among others. Also ran figures name Weer Fare Ten Sixty Tony Beau Boteh Silent King Ply Book Euphrates and others. Time 1:47 and 1:41 cited for different races with speeds and odds.
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the Wire
Hardy
Clapper
Allen 1620
Riot
May Btell
Chuly Vista
Donna Santa
Lammar
Bill 'Aware
Ycampaway
Peggy
Myers
Taplin
Highland Chief
Jenner
Oullawed
Seclusion
Crolden Light
Edith D
A-Hawk God
Hastie
Kamekani
McIvor
Bucephalus
Starray
Dexter
Long View
War Old
Long Joe
Forest Lore
Romanelii
Dorchester
Bourassa
Kings Ransom
Tryon
Sniper
Mann
Tony Beau
Boteh
Silent
King
Royal Highness
Coronach Captures Coronation Derby at Epsom
Coronach, the 1926 derby winner, captured the Coronation cup race by one length over Embargo, owned by Maharajah of Rojpipla. Goxlaw, owned by Sir Abe Bailey, finished eight lengths behind Embargo. Coronach was the 3 to 10 favorite. Embargo 7 to 2, Foxlaw 20 to 1. All four-year-olds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsom
England
Associated Press
Lord Woolavington
Coronach
Maharajah of Rojpipla
Abe Bailey
Corouach
Gymnastic League to Hold Waterbury Meet
June 18 and 19 at the Country Club Waterbury hosts the Connecticut Gymnastic League 33rd annual come petition with about 175 contestants expected to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gymnastic League
Waterbury
Mattaetuck Country Club
Connecticut Gymnastic League
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Our
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Ross
Grace Baich
Balen
George Bissell
Carroll Potter
Merrien
A. R. Ellis
J. K. Williamson
Frank McAvoy
Watersbury
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Meri- Gen
Herbert House
Farmington
C. C Ewell
George Seeley
Essek
Pret Arnold
D. H. Hemingway
Walter Perry
Walter Lashar
Charles Porter
D. BH. Hemmingwey
Rarold Fish
T. N. Hepburn
W. ©. Wartenberg
F A. Holcomb
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Fairfield Ave
Bridgeport, Conn
Washington Park
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Omnia
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