Tendler Tops Barrett in Sixth Round Boxing Showdown
Philadelphia’s Julge-Lew Tendler defeats Bobby Barrett of Clifton Heights in the sixth round at National League Baseball Park before 20 000 spectators. Tendler opens with body blows and jabs, Barrett bleeds from the nose, and Tendler’s speed prevails into the late rounds. Earl France outpoints Tim Droney in the semi final.
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Philadelphia
Julge
Lew Tendler
Toniele
Bobby Barrett
Clifton Heights
Schedwig Delphi
Tandler
Barrett
Bofora
Tendler
Tencher
Gil Rte
Watt
Berrett
Fas
Teadler
Baerratt
Earl France
Las Angéles
Tim Droney
Lancaster
Kaplan Wagner Ready 10 Fight In Meriden
Meriden prepares for a boxing spectacle as Louis Kid Kaplan faces Philadelphia’s Kid Wasner on Friday night in a 12 round bout at the Jarret Den Auditorium. The undercard features Joe Hall versus Founge Mack and Young Kaplan against Young Leonard with Franklin Glennon refereeing.
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St All Meriden
Louis
Kid” Kaplan
Silver City
Kid Wasner
Philadelphia
Meriden
Wagner
Silver City Hla
San Hutchison
al Wagner
Sammy Berne
Johnny Darcy
Herman Smith
Babe German
Baird-oo
Baird
Philly
Acton
Four Games Scheduled in State Trade League Day
The Interdepartmental League of the State Trade School lists four games for the trading park in the afternoon. Matchups include Printing a versus Machine, Pattern against Automobile, Carpentry versus Continuation, and Electrical versus Drait.
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Steeis
Holy Cross Stars Groomed for Big Leagues
Worcester based piece highlights Holy Cross College producing top baseball talent. Gagnon Carroll Len Dugan and other alumni are noted as potential big league prospects with historic names like Jimmy Ryan Bill Fox Walter Curley and Connie Mack linked to the program. The article traces a storied line of Holy Cross players who reached pro ranks and notes past stars forging paths to the majors.
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Worcester
Masa
Jano
Holy Cross College
Holy Cross
Santa Clara
California
Worcester Institution
Gagnon
Creck
Carroll
Newark
Len Dugan
Toe
Red Sox
Yankees
Giants
Sons of Holy Cross
Jimmy Ryan
Chicago White Stockings
Jimmy
Packachoag Hill
Bill Fox
Walter Curley
Chicago
Holy Croes
Bocharesis
Centre Fielher
Purple Teens
Notre Dame
Cleveland Spiders
Patsey Tebeau
Mike Powers
Cateher
Athletics
Mike
Jack Papalau
Cleveland
Coakley
Noonan
Andy Coakley
Columbia
Pete Noonan
Holy Cross Battery
Connie Mack
Noonen
Jack Flynn
Pittsburgh
Kitty Bransfield
Jack
Jack Berry
The
Athletice
Beker
Collins
McInnis
Coveh
Holy Cross Nine
Officials Chosen for Grid Games in New York
June 6 officials for major football games were announced after a Central Board meeting. The list includes Princeton Harvard with ref Schwartz and others, Brown vs Dartmouth with umpire Quigley, Army Navy with ref Thorp, and Harvard Centre and Michigan matchups featuring several judges and umpires like O'Brien and Tigert.
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New York
Bea
Som Werp
Central Board of Football Officials
Princston
Harvard
Treforne Schwartz
Brown
Smopke
Sturphy
Imesman
Barnehart
Dartmouth
Eld Judge
Gillenges
Pennsylvan
Wates
Taylor
Maxwell
Lafayette
Eyersberg
Iona- Yale
O'Brien
Tufts
Fultz
Birch
Earlham
Magidsohn
Michigan
Harvard-Centre
Quigley
Kansas
Lnesman
Tigert
Oliphant
Army
Cornell - Pennsylvania
Thorp
Columbia
Reed
Macapan
Eccleseld
Pal
Mer
Whistle Juniors Defeat Manle Street Juniors In City Clash
Thistle Juniors Wis. defeated the Manle Street Juniors yesterday by the score of 6 to 0 and issued a defy to all 11 to 15 year old teams in the city for games to be played anywhere and anytime. Answer through the pager.
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Whistle
Manle Street
Danbury High Edges Bridgeport Trade In Lopsided Tilt
Danbury High School crushed Bridgeport Trade 26 to 2 as Durkin pitched a no hit no run gem. Bridgeport mishandled defense and erratic batting doomed the visitors while Mursick Digenzo Kats and Lindatrom provided Danbury with solid run support.
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Bridgeport
Danbury
Baskstone
Carrano Waves
Shore Durkin
Mulage
Danbury High
Mursick
Digenzo
Kats
Vasse Durkin
Lindatrom
Lewis G W A and A Arena Grant for Boxing Show
Connie Lewis has granted the VFW and A A arena permission to stage a boxing show on June 24 at State Street Arena with cooperation from the Board of Recreation. The program features local and state amateur fighters with Jumbo Brodkin boxing and Lou Gorash refereeing alongside regular A A officials.
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Connie Tewis
State Street
Birt
Lou Gorash
The
Local marksmen defeat Milford in ep tifla match
The 337th Coast Artillery Co. of Bridgeport defeated Milford American Legion in a Milford ep tifla match last night. Gottsenger of Milford posted the high score with 94 of 160. Milford totals 58o. Bridgeport 558 with Fitzgerald 97 Barber 97 Hungerford 96 Pourpin 95 Richardson 90.
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337Th Coast Artillery Co
Bridgeport
Milford American Legion
Milford
Gottsenger
Lockwood
Ficksis
Fowler
Brotherton
Fitzgerald
Farber
Barber
Hungerford
Pourpin
Richardson
Brooklawn Nine Seeks Challenge Amid Open Schedule
Brooklawn without a game Sunday invites contenders from Harvey Hub bells Beaters and others. Players Nick Pep Red Bharky Harry Eekman Chinsy Henky Winny Buck urged to report for practice. contact Barnum at 309 for game inquiries.
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Brooklawns
Ligo
Harvey Hubbells
Beaters
Reg
Nick
Pep
Red
Bharky
Harry Eekman
Chinsy
Henky
Winny
Buck
Barnum
Nick Crusky
Gal Berwaen
Oiclsck
Ed Leader of Washington trains fastest UW rowing crew
Ed Leader, once a UW rower and later coach under Hiram Conibear, now directs Washington oarsmen in a high speed eight. His in-depth knowledge and firm practice have produced a crew drawing praise from alumni and rival teams alike as they sharpen form and precision on Lake Washington.
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Seatile
Wash
Dune
Ben Wallin
University of California
Pines
Ameriga
Isle
Hudson River
Tana
Questlons
University of Washington
Ed Leader
Hiram Conibear
Washington
Leader
Pearvall
Basebell
Seattle
Conibear
Wastington
Firat
Cgon
Bear
Lila Worl
Tha
Lake Washington
Larry Brown Seeks 600 Yard Record Saturday
Larry Brown of the University of Pennsylvania plans another attempt at the 600 yard world record. After a heavy Travers Island wind disrupted last week’s effort, he may race in the Midwest if a suitable track and fencing setup can be arranged before he heads to Chicago for the June 17 National Collegiate Championships. Brown started strong but faded after 490 yards as the heavy track slowed him.
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Philader Pela
Larry Brown
Ney
Vanin
Travers Island
Jupiter Pluvius
Penn
McSheppard
Windy City
Brown
Ig Brown
Pennsylvania
Larry
Jess
Banas Fans 24 as ARS 5 Win at Seaside Park
The ARS team added another victory Sunday at Seaside Park against St. Charles Alumni by 3 to 0. Banas, ARS pitcher, struck out 21 opponents, breaking all records. ARS seeks opponent for Sunday. contact Joan Blansi at 657 Hallots Street.
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A. RS. Wascbel
Seaside ‘Park
St. Charles
Banas
A. BR. S
James
Joan Blansi
Hallots Street
Revere Beach Bicycle Race Headlines Rivalry Night
Stiff opposition forms as Clarences Carmen faces Long Island standout Victor Smart George Whey and Percy Lawrance in an 86 mile motor paced race at Revere Beach. Carmen and Lmnart race in championship form amid Belgian rider Meneurs of Vino Madenas at Providence.
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Boston
Clarenes Carmen
Revere
Long Island
Victor Smart
George Whey
Percy Lawrance
Lawrence
Ollowing
Carmen
Lmnart
Providence
Trellan
Carman
New York
Wiley
Yale Sixth In East College Nines Ranking With Georgetown Leading
Yale is ranked sixth among eastern college nines in a season summary by New York Daily News experts. Georgetown leads with 24 straight wins, Holy Cross and Harvard follow, Colgate and others show strong lines. The ranking lists Georgetown, Holy Cross, Harvard, Georgia Tech, Colgate, and Yale among top teams with multiple colleges tied across positions.
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YALE
Georgetown
Malcolm Aldrich
Astern
New York Daily News
Georgeown
Washington
Holy Cross
Harvard
Georgia
Georgetown University
Holy Cross College
Harvard University
Georgia Technical School
Colgate University
University of Delaware
Pennsylvania State
Kilbane and Wilson Ordered to Defend Titles
New York. The New York State Boxing Commission served notice on Johnny Kilbane the featherweight champion and Johnny Wilson the middleweight champion that they must defend their titles or forfeit the championship claims.
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Kilbane
Wilson
New York
Jung
New York State
Ablett. Commission
Johnny Kilbane
Johnny Wilson
State Commission
Syracuse Club Targets Brasscos Third Sacker Waterbury
The Syracuse club of the International League seeks John Shorty Lang of the Brasscos, eyeing a trade and high price to secure the slugger. Brasscos and Lang campaigned against the deal, with major clubs and colleges listed in the arena of interest and possible competition for Lang’s services.
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Waterbury
Syracuse Club
John (Shorty
Mohawks Claim Forfeit Over Wayside Midgets
The Waysides forfeited to the Mohawks after failing to appear for a scheduled game and the Mohawks seek more junior teams in the city. Manager Louis Liewmale at Barnum 4577 013.
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Sumiohs
Rann
Hawks
Gall
Louis Liewmale
Barnum
Two Syracuse Stars to Play League Baseball
Kenneth Lavin of Troy leading Syracuse University hitter and basketball star will join the Jersey City club of the International League after graduation. James Scoot Ingalla, captain of the Syracuse team, will join the Indianapolis team of the American Association as shortstop after hitting .349 in college baseball and over .300 for three seasons.
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Syracuse
Kenneth Lavin
Troy
Syracuse University
Jersey City Club
James "Scoot Ingalla
Indianapolis
St. Marys Without Game for Sunday Matchup
St Marys announce they are without a game this Sunday and seek any city team to schedule a match. They request teams to provide a suitable host permit for a diamond and ask to call Node S188 any night, asking for William Fascone who directs the Selats.
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St. Mary's
Wiliam Fascone
Selats
American Legion Challenge Sunday City Contest
The American Legion challenges any team in the city for a geoe Sunday afternoon. They will practice tonight at Kellowsmu park between 6 and o'clock. The following men please report Battery Chip Frye Phealen Sub Sullivan Aineworth Manion Kearns Pyjura Norton Cole Osborne Toughey and Bayes.
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The
American Legion
Kellowsmu Park
Battery
Chip
Frye
Phealen
Sullivan
Aineworth
Manion
Kearns
Pyjura
Norton
Cole
Osborne
Toughey
Bayes
Silver Stars Seek Eighth Straight vs Foun Sluggers
The Silver Stars aim for an eighth consecutive win as they clash with the Founs Sluggers at the Hovainiy lot Saturday at 7. Brown, newest Star pitcher, will face Norco or Bresxy. Lineup features Nored Hadle Kane Brows Gavlik Gorman Smith Sekarel Donovan among others, with hopes to book a win against 13 to 15 year olds in the city.
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Founs
Brown
Norco
Bresxy
Nored
Hadle
My Kane
Brows
Gavilk
Gorman
Smith
Sekarel
Donovan
Walkers Club announces spring games at Macomb Park
The Walkers' Club of America plans spring events at Macomb's Dam Park on June 11 led by President Sam Schwartz. The sole open event is a three mile AAT, with other activities including walk, handicap races for veterans and a five mile walk.
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Walkers’ Club of America
Ita
Macomb’s Dam Park
Sam Schwartz
Throdemilé
Manggrer
Yaars
Zuna and Henigan Enter Legion Marathon
Frank Zane and James Henigan, famed long distance runners, have entered the Legion Marathon from Villanova to Bull Square. Henigan won the Boston Marathon ten mile championship and is a strong favorite to claim first prize.
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Zuna
Henigan
Legion Marathon
Frank Zane
James Henigan
Mmost
America
Lave
Ian Entreles Cor
Legion
Villanova
Oly Bull Square
Una Comen
Newark
Heong
Lynch to Meet Gener at Bayonne Thursday
New York June 6 The twelve round bout between Frankie Genara and Eddie Lynch as part of the Bayonne A A card will take place Thursday night after a rain postponement. Lynder returns at Johnny Coby Allen town Pa in a second twelve. Ritchie was to meet Snyder but car trouble led to a change. Cobb brings a strong home state record and could test Snyder.
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New York
Frankie Genara
Eddie Lynch
Baylonne A. A
Ike
Joen Lynder
Johnny Coby
Allentown
Frankis Ritchie
Snyder
Cobb
Loma
Trinity college elects track manager and bigball head
Alfred W Misse of Bridgeton New Jersey was elected track manager for Trinity College next year Charneg K e Cun gingham of Hamilton Canada was chosen bigball manager for the next season The Vim Street Nationals have won eight and lost two games this season, with games planned against youth teams in the city Agsiwel through big paper.
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Hartford
Alfred Wmisse
Bridgeton
N. J
Lotay
Trinity College
Charneg KE. Cungingham
Hamilton, C
Streets Ouallenge
Vim Street Nationals
Agsiwel
Major Griffith Named Big Ten Athletics Commissioner
Chicago reports that Major Griffith, Chicago area academic and athletics figure, is chosen to lead Big Ten efforts to clean up athletics. Under contract at Illinois, Griffith is expected to be released by the university to accept the role, with George Hut possibly acting in his stead.
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Chicago
Sadee Landis
Will H. Haya
Big Ten Conference of Western Colleges and Universities
John T. Griffith
University of Ilinois
Iowas City
Major Grizfith
Llinois
George Hut
Perrart
Flurt
Big Ten
Wastern Ccollege
Reform to limit cheer leaders at Fordhem college
New reforms will select cheer leaders by composition rather than popularity and gymnastic ability. The change follows Frank Gargun's removal as maroon graduate managership and aims to standardize the selection process across institutions.
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New York
Fordhem
Frank Gargun
Aldelines
Pardhirn Phearing
Beardsley Stara Clinches Junior City Title
Beardsley Stars claim the junior city championship with a dominant display, drawing praise for teamwork and clutch plays. The squad spoiled rivals and secured the title ahead of the summer anniversary feature in the paper.
Rectors To Practice At Seaside Park Friday Night
The Rectory team will practice Friday night at Seaside Park. Players reported include Carrige Rene Camipano Phalen Goole Mc Graw Dowderd Tassogia Colina Keplao Crotella and Angele.
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Seaside Park
Tollagwng
Carrige
Rene
Camipano
Phalen
Goole
McGraw
Dowderd
Tassogia
Colina
Keplao
Crotella
Angele
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Brooklawn
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Buckner, University
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Stevens Institute of Technology
College of the City of New
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York
Manhattan
ST. Marys
Silver Stars
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