J Garfield King Beats New Haven Ranking Player in Tennis Tourney
In the Connecticut tennis championship at the New Haven Lawn Club J Garfield King of Bridgeport upended New Haven star in a third round clash while E T Buckingham fell to J W Thurston. Other upsets included A B Sheridan defeating A W Merriam and G King overcoming A G Waterhouse as Yale captain rested after last year’s title.
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Jame
Connecticut
New Haven Lawn Club
Aly W. Merriam
Farmington
Massachusetts
Bermuda
A. B. Sheridan
New Rochelle
N. C
Yale
Sheridan
J. W. Thurston
Hartford
B. Morse
K. Stoddard
New York
A. H. Chapin, Jr
Springfield
Mass
G. W. Morse
Bot G. King
Bridgeport
A. G. Waterhouse
W. Thurston
A. H. Chapin
A. W. Merriam
Hall
T. Hackett
Jimmy Irving Has Strong Shot At League Honors
Nearly every league team has multiple entries for the award trophy given to the season’s top hitter. The 30 inch trophy features an ebony base and a batter engraving. Bridgeport’s Jimmy Irving leads a field including Emmerth, Rodriguez, Rhonda, Obere and others, with votes across several cities as the cup will tour the league display.
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Winchester Company
Jimmy Irving
Bobby Emmerth
Joe Rodriguez
Bridgeport
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McCann
Rhonda
New Haven
Obere
Springfield
Americh
Rodriguez
Kane
Rosenthal
Hager
Pittsfeld
Baker
Pates
Stapleton
Albany
Denahas
Cameron
Leary
Waterbury
Kinsella
Cos Frope
Long
Fitchburg
Selanger
Park City Giants to Play King Pin Nine at Seaside Park
Park City fans look to Sunday 2:30 PM start on No.6 diamond as the Park City Giants meet the King Pins. Lineup includes Goode Carroll Brewster Pha Sen White Paddock Mandell Oriey Gaffney Garrigan Drew Morris with Seaside Park hosting the event.
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Seaside Park
Diamond
Goode
Carroll
Brewster
Pha Sen
White
Paddock
Mandell
Oriey
Gaffney
Garrigan
Drew
Morris
Gardella Chase, Brascos Beat Pittsfield 12 to 6
Waterbury pitchers won the first game 12 to 6 as Pittsfield was chased early. Jelia of the Hillies homered or doubled in the fifth inning amid a Braves attack. Umpire Brown ruled on a decision during the frame as Cosgrave contributed two doubles in five plate appearances.
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Wamt
Jelia
Hillies
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Cosgrave
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H Po
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Bates
Sen Baker
Stapleton
Bosse of
Silva
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Moshier
Hummer
Gg van Alstyne
Ces
Erbury
Ab Hpow
McCorry
Esmor
Cosgrove
Aiinke
Schmeal
Long
Scha Wrell
C. Ase
Kinsella
al Anderson
Pitlefield Reedcos
Bosse
Smnond
Pittafield
O ‘Uramer
Anderson
Hmmer
An Alstyne
Walst Yne
Talbot and Brown
Burke Named Harvard Track Captain After Rivalry Wins
J W Burke of Wakefield was elected captain of Harvard track. He seeks coach Pil Bingham to stay and to strengthen freshman track with an experienced coach. Burke, former Indiana mile record holder at Notre Dame, scored 40 points for the Crimson this season, beating Yale stars Malcolm Douglas and Tommie Campbell in the mile and half mile, and placed fourth in the intercollegiate mile.
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Cambridge
Mass
J. W. Burke
Wakefield
Harvard
Tie
Pil Bingham
Burke
Indiana
Notre Dame
Crimson
Malcolm Douglas
Tommie Campbell
Yale
Harvard wants Bill Bingham to remain
Boston June 7 Fighting Bit Bingham the former Harvard track star is torn between leaving coaching and pursuing a more lucrative business career Harvard values his work and wants him to stay as emergency track coach at Cambridge for the last three seasons though he signaled quitting after the intercollegiate meet wavering persists and his future remains uncertain
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Boston
Bingham
Harvard
Cambridge
Bill
Hingham
Metropolitan 100 yard backstroke title at Brighton Beach
New York reports another championship add on to the swimming carnival schedule at Brighton Beach Baths. The open-air pool will host the Metropolitan 100 yard backstroke title race next Saturday afternoon with top contenders including national, Metropolitan and record holders among women swimmers.
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New York
Brighton Beach Baths
Wheeler to play on Harvard Yale team in England matches
In Boston in June Bill Ingraham and Arnold Jon freshmen tennis players from Harvard and Yale will team for doubles in the Harvard Yale versus Oxford Cambridge international court matches in England. One other Harvard pair is Duane with Plattman while Williams and Wheeler of the Blis also team up. The American squad sails for the British Isles on July 4.
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Bill Ingraham
Arnold Jon
Harvard
Yale
Harvard-Yale
Oxford-Cambridge
Eng
Duane and
Plattman
Williams
Wheeler
Blis
British Isles
Lafayette names Alfred Leconey track captain for 1922 25
Alfred Leconey of Moorestown New Jersey was elected captain of the Lafayette track team for 1922 25. He is a junior and leads in events such as the 220 yard dash and the ancient century record with a time of 9 7 10 seconds.
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Esston
Alfred Leconey
Moorestown
N. J
Lafayette
Leconey
Bridgeport High to Close Season Here Tomorrow
Bridgeport High faces Collegiate prep of New Haven in the final game of the season at home tomorrow. An attempt is made to schedule Buikley High at New London for next week. The planned game with Springfield High of Springfield, MA for next Friday is cancelled as seniors finish their school year Wednesday.
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Lure
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Collegiate Prep of
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Buikley High
New London
Springfield High
Springfield
Massachusetts
Hilltop Manager
Track season to bring big meets to Park City venues
Bridgeport eyes top state championships after successful season. Bridgeport A C Plan to host many events at Seaside Park Oval with ten events on opening meet staged by M C A lassies. Veterans of Foreign Wars set June 24 meet at Seaside. Labor Day events by American Legion. junior championships planned in Stamford July 4. numerous clubs eligible under AAU standards.
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Seaside Park
Hilltoppers
Bridgeport A
Eurmmer
Sige Park
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Seaside
Iour
Feterchurch
American Legion
Board of Recreation
Stamford
Danbury
Bristol
New Haven
Hart
A. A. Ui
Hollister Heights Nine Open for Games
Hollister Heights Baseball team seeks opponents ages 11 to 73 for a season. Manager Fidor invites Kistle Juniors and Arrow Juniors to communicate at 482 Hollister Avenue. Players Falla, Fedor, Leroy, Earnest, Stasko, Frank, De Sabo, Bailey, Geary, Bozogan and Sabal asked to report Thursday at 4.00 sharp.
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Hollister Heights
Kistle
Arrow
Fidor
Hollister Avenue
Falla
Fedor
Leroy
Earnest
Stasko
George Burns Day Highlighted by Giants at Polo Grounds
Secretary Tierney of the New York Giants plans a big Saturday program at the Polo Grounds. The Giants will raise their flag to honor the team and the world champions, with Judge Tandie and John Heylder in attendance. George Burns, former Giants outfielder, will be there to receive the cheers of the crowd.
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New York
Tierney
New York Giants
Polo Ground
Giants
Reds
Cincinnati
Judge Tandie
John Heylder
George Burns
Giant
Intercollegiate stars to run at Philadelphia meet
Several champions and point winners will compete in afternoon events at the American Legion games at Shibs Park in Philadelphia. Notables include LeCone of Meadowbrook, Jake Driscoll of Boston College, Larry Brown of Pennsylvania, Larry Shields of Rose, and Needs, all in sprint and jumping events. Driscoll and Brown may meet in the interstate one mile relay with Driscoll likely running last for Massachusetts and Brown anchoring Pennsylvania.
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Shibs Park
LeCone
Lafayette
Meadowbrook Club
Spri
Jake Driscoll
Boston Loge
Larry Brown
Pennsylvania
Larry Shields
Rose
Needs
Driscoll
Brown
Massachusetts
Exterminator Eyes Man o War American Record Ambitions
New York reports Exterminator, the celebrated gelding, back from Kentucky triumphs and near the verge of surpassing Man o War's American sprint record. He has won 204,095 for six years, needs 45,370 more to tie the mark, and racing plans include Brooklyn Handicap and Independence, with Saratoga and other routes eyed if he stays sound.
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New York
Kentucky
Belmont
Kaplan Wagner Card Draws Roaring Meriden Crowd
A near record crowd is expected at Meriden City Hall Saturday for Kaplan versus Wagner. Fans anticipate a tougher bout than the prior Philadelphia clashes as Hoff plans a heavy bet on the Phila fighter. Local intrigue centers on whether the Meriden standout can outmaneuver Wagner with power and boxing skill. The semi final features Hall of Bridgeport vs Mack of Hartford, with Leonard of Wallingford and Kaplan of Meriden as curtain raiser and Frank Glennon to referee.
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Wagner
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al Wagner
Carden
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Joe Hall
Morgan's Son Off Crew Due to Illness Again
Cambridge Massachusetts June 7 Acting under his physician's orders Henry S Morgan of New York city today was forced to give up hopes of rowing for the Harvard varsity crew Morgan had rowed against Yale last year and was a candidate for captaincy but illness will prevent him from competing He became ill two hours before the race with the Navy and Princeton and later suffered jaundice after an initial diagnosis of indigestion by Dr Garland the crew physician
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Mass
Henry S. Morgan
New York City
Yale
Thames
Nne
Morgan
J. Pierpent Alorgan
Pennsylvania
Columbia Rowing Team Leaves for Poughkeepsie
The Columbia shells have been shipped to Poughkeepsie as the crew prepares for Thursday’s trip. Coach Jim Rice names the varsity, junior varsity, and freshman crews with stroke orders, coxswains, and substitutes listed for each boat.
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Columbia
Poughkeepsie
Jim Rice
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Thees
Lovell
Nelson
Twee
Swinburne
Cooper
Brodn
Etroke
Griswold
Tert
Ruffalo
Werris
Frost
Mayo
Gibb
Brown
Medigovich
Gtroke
Wille
Swain
Marehall
Jamet Chrystie
Cunningham
Coxswain
Neale
Thompson
Vermont
DeVoe
Summer
Tilhonen
Warden
Sypher
Bradley
Gaffney
Sherman
McCarthy
Dealy
Walter Amory to stroke Harvard crew in Yale race
Walter Amory has been chosen to stroke the Harvard varsity crew for the June 23 race with Yale in New London as Stanley Brown will lead the second crew. Dr Heber Howe confirmed the decision, making Amory the stroke for the Crimson first eight. Earl Champion suspended by Hillies for not meeting conditioning standards despite two wins.
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Mass
Walter Amory
Harvard
Yale New London
Stanley Brown
Heber Howe
Crimson Rows
Armory
Weu
Brown
Amory
Pittsfield
Earl Champion
Hillies
Champion
Y W C A Track Meet Entries Grow at Seaside Park
Entries pour in for the YWCA track meet set for June 17 at Seaside Park. The pentathlon anchors the program with a 76 yard dash standing high jump baseball throw shot put and 60 yard hurdles.
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Seaside Park
Barnum Avenue
Helen Elfins
Mae Carroll
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Frances Konoo
Margaret Ciacurra
Violet Pratt
Mickey Mulligan
Delia Johnson
Anna Shhomskey
Anna Jackson
Helen Popadick
Edna Gilbert
Margaret Ciacurtra
Anna Shomskey
Regina Gall
Alice Dingo
Mary
Alice Tplugo
Mary Dingo
Wilma Gall
Regina Gail
Rose “Marsden Henrich
Industrial Service Center
Helen Clark
Emma Franz Sides
Helen Lockwood
Elea Scchmidt
Mary Glackpole
MCA
Elm City Harriers Set For 1922 Track Season
New Haven CT June 7 The Elm City Harriers begin their 1922 season with about 100 athletes training at Beaver Park. Veterans from last year led by Sitz Simmons Higgins Jerney Hunter Gallagher Benson Maher Jacobs Forsyth Haczella Reeves Devlin Murphy LaFlamme Rudin Sturgeon Oviatt Webster Conners Hlatch Heery Marks McClure and new talent from high schools join as Knights of Columbus and local school teams push to a strong campaign. A track captain will be elected later this month and tryouts open tomorrow at 7 PM at the Sherman Avenue and Henry Streets track house.
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Harriers
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Hunter
Gallagher
Benson
Maher
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Forsyth
Haczella
Reeves
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Murphy LaFlamme
Rudin
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Oviatt
Webster
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Kneen Brothers of
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Myon
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Knights of Columbus
Lighthouse Point Memorial Day
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Sherman Avenue
Henry Streets
Tom Tracy
The
Weaver Develops Radio Fade Away Ball
Harry Weaver of the Indianapolis club unveils a new legal pitch dubbed the radio fade away to alter pace and induce a drop. The move, tested after inspection by league officials and umpires, positions Weaver among leading Association pitchers.
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Harry Weaver
New Haven
Danny Murphy
Elm City
American Association
M Jater
Indianapolis
Seague
Weaver
Deny Reports Barrett Killed by Tendler in Ring
Philadelphia papers rejected rumors that boxer Bob Barrett died from a stomach blow in the sixth round against Lew Tendler. Barrett, though lame and with a swollen nose, left his Clifton Heights home twice, visited Media and later his manager James Dougherty in Letperville, and his wife said he was able to rise this morning despite suffering through the night.
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Philadelphia
Bobby Barrett
Lew Tendler
Barrett
Clifton Heights
James I. Dougherty
Letperville
Sacred Heart Wins Parochial School Title From St. John
Sacred Heart defeats St. John in Parochial School league final at Park arena. Sank pitched five innings allowing one hit and five strikeouts while Sacred Heart totaled 24 runs on 16 hits. St. John’s struggling defense and walks aided the rally as Sacred Heart capitalized to end the series early with a decisive 24 to 1 score.
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Sacred Heart School
Et Serside Park
St. John’s School
St. Johns
Park Arena
Battersea
Ringel
Patrick
Meyemick
Railroad Owls Seek Local Nines Games
The New York New Haven and Hartford Owls seek games with any semi pro team in the city on weekdays mornings or Sundays. Interested teams should answer through this paper or write to Roy Wood at the Lower Yard House, City.
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New York
New Haven
Hartford Owls
Roy Wood
Lower Yard House
City
Young players keep Detroit Reds and Dodgers winning pace
New York dispatch notes Brooklyn Cincinnati and Detroit rely on promising rookies to lift early season performance. Vance Shriver Hungling DeBarry Griffith Harper Pinelli Caveney Johnson Stoner Olson and others contribute wins and solid averages as teams shift toward new talent.
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