Cvengros Sparking White Sox In Cubs Like Shootout
Cvengros, a 2nd-year left hander from Chicago, beat the Yankees as New York hitters totaled thirteen hits and twenty-one bases. Ruth homered for the 12th time this season, but Cvengros struck him out twice after Ruth’s drive. Schalk and Yost contributed homers and Chicago gained a two-run edge in a high scoring game.
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Miss Collett Shines Yet Boston loses cup match
Elphia June 3 191? Miss Collett national golf champion representing Boston dazzled but teammates were eliminated as they lost seven of fifteen matches to Philadelphia. Collett defeated Ronald H Barlow 6 and 4, securing a key victory. Philadelphia aims to win ten of fifteen to claim the Griesome cup while New York must win Haven before the trophy is awarded.
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National Golf Chamfon
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Post Office Nine to Play Knights of Columbus Nine
The Post Office team meets Knights of Columbus at Seaside next Tuesday evening at 6. Meyer and Duffs will be the Mail Carriers batters while Hur and Coogan handle pitching for the Knights. Manager Cole invites other teams to schedule games.
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Jersey Champion to Meet Tippett for Title Match
New Jersey state champion Frank D. Dyer will meet Cantania from the metropolitan amuletr club for the championship over the links at the State Courtesy Club tomorrow.
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Wolgast Named to Box for Lynch at Philadelphia Park
Philadelphia June 3 An announcement states Bobby Wolgast the Philadelphia flyweight will box for Lynch tantamvericht champion at the Philadelphia National League baseball park on July The eight round bout is planned The Knights of Columbus will face the Veterans of Foreign Wars at Zuiards Field this afternoon Manager Gene Kelly calls Kecey players to report to club rooms at 2 o'clock.
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Brooklawn Golf Four Hall Match Play Handicap Event
Brooklawn Golf hosts a four hall match play handicap event at Trook lson Country Club this afternoon. About twenty five players are expected to contend for the prize. Doners, ry.
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Senators Bunch Hit Dawis and Beat Tigers
Washington defeated Detroit 7 to 4 in game four of the series after a late eighth inning rally. Cobb used eleven players across four pitchers as Johnson reached base on Haney's error, setting up the decisive scoring off a wild throw and securing the win for the Senators.
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Shelby Arena Nears Completion in Montana
Shelby Montana prepares for the Dempsey Gibbons fight arena set to finish by June 20 with 32 gates and 2500 cap per entrance. A high fence will enclose the bowl over 21 acres while air quality and safety measures draw attention as July Fourth approaches.
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Quigley Returns Home to Lead Red and White at Manchester
Quigley, a sprinter returning from summer vacation, joins Lewingies to compete in the 270 and 1 mile events. After a highly successful college track season, expectations are high for her at summer meets, with a probable run for the Red and White at South Manchester on June 16.
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O'Farrell's Bat Powers Cubs to 4 0ver Boston Victory
Chicago defeated Boston 4 to 0 in the series opener as O'Farrell starred at bat with a perfect plate appearance and a two run double delivering the first two runs. Osborne limited the Braves to six hits while contributing on the mound.
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Philadelphia Racquet Team Advances To Face New York
Philadelphia’s crack tennis team defeated Boston to claim the right to meet New York in the Church Cup title round at West Side Tennis Club Forest Hills. The Quakers swept eight of nine matches, winning five of six singles and sweeping doubles. Notable wins included RR Norris Williams and Lawrence Rice, with Williams overcoming a three-set rally. New York fielded a strong lineup led by Vincent Richards to defend the title.
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Ownie Carroll Signed by Tigers Rumors Fly
Friction grows as big league scouts claim Holy Cross ace Ownie Carroll has terms with Detroit. Fraser and others suspect Carroll has agreed with Detroit, while Detroit denies the reserve list match. Carroll’s strong season includes wins over Georgetown Yale Fordham and Boston College with several shutouts.
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New Haven Man Wins State Shoot Title
Hartford June 8 F W Smith of New Haven won the doubles trapshooting championship on day one of the Connecticut State tournament breaking 47 of 25 pairs H Baratow of Rockville was high gun with 58 dead out of 100 The singles title is to be decided tomorrow
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Seeley Eligible for Titular National Amateur in August
W Parker Seeley, state amateur golf champion, is the only Bridgeport golfer listed among 316 eligible for the National amateur tournament in August. Reg sle Lewis of Greenwich also made the list after last year s state championship runner up. The article lists past and current national titleholders and notes a series of match results and team outcomes from a recent program.
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Charlen Evans, Jr
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Robert A. Gardner
Jesse P. Guilford
H. M. Harriman
Darleen Herron
Louis N. James
Ab. Macdonald
The Shadow on the Ring and College Baseball Stars
A sports column surveys boxing titles in 1923 with Dempsey Leonard and foes, notes looming crown losses, and ponders coming matchups. It praises Colgate Georgetown Princeton BC Holy Cross in college baseball, citing high averages and scouts chasing talent while debating football’s college path and post thirty five careers.
Jumping Joe Dugan’s Record Threatened by Kamm and Bluege
The Washington Star reports on Kamm and Bluege challenging Jumping Joe Dugan’s standing, highlighting their early major league impact with the White Sox and Senators. It notes details of the Danbury High and Bridgeport Trade game, rain hindrances, and the emergence of young infielders shaping the American League.
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Criqui Signs Key Contract to Meet Dundee at Polo Grounds
New York fighter Eugene Criqui has signed a contract for a bout with Johnny Dundee at the Polo Grounds on July 23. Dundee is reportedly reluctant about terms, with a 12 percent offer claimed and Criqui, as champion, entitled to his standard 37 percent share, amid high-stakes negotiation.
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Derby High Team Prepares to Meet Strong Serrecur Aggregation
Derby June 6 Special. Derby High school battles Serrecur aggregation tomorrow at Buddies Memorial field for the honor of their temples of education. Do or Die is the motto as the teams cross bats in a decisive afternoon game.
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Pirates Lead Majors In Batting In Tight Race
The Slugging Pirates top MLB at bat with a .402 average, just three points ahead of the Giants. Cards hit .299 and Yankees lead the Junior Circuit at .280. Max R. Marston and George W. Foffner reach the final round of the Philadelphia District Amateur golf championship after strong semifinal wins.
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Lenox A C Postpones Game With Blue Ribbon A C
The Lenox A C postponed their Seaside Park game with the Blue Ribbon A C to June 16 to accommodate the Blue Ribbons. The match will be at diamond No 1 Seaside at 3 30 p m.
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