Marty Walsh Holds Indians Runless as Waltzers Win
NEW HAVEN June 9 Special Marty Walsh dominates as Bridgeport defeats New Haven 4 to 0. Three safe blows by locals scattered. Brackett opens the sixth with a single, Ray Grimes hits a line drive to the fence, and a squeeze play scores twice. Shay and Roy Grimes star in defensive plays as Chief Bender is slated to pitch today.
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United States Sets Max Entries for Olympic Teams
New York June 3 The United States will forward the maximum number of entries for fifteen Olympic branches to Belgium tomorrow. Final contestant names will follow tryouts after ship departures around July 26. The board lists sports including track and field fencing wrestling boxing shooting rowing swimming polo modern pentathlon cycling and more with the maximum allowed contestants per event.
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Springfield Defeats Pittsfield 10 to 7 in Loose Game
In Springfield Massachusetts on June 9, Springfield beat Pittsfield 10 to 7. Walter Hamfigland of Pittsfield injured his leg in the second inning. Manager Joe Wirminsham was ejected after an argument with umpire McDonald. Rees pitched for Springfield with Stubing taking the loss. The game featured a big early lead by Springfield but Pittsfield nearly rallied in the later innings.
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Kid Lewis Wins European Welter Title in Nine Rounds
British welterweight contender Kid Lewis defeats Johnnie Dasham to claim the European welterweight title. The referee stopped the bout after the ninth round as Dasham’s corner threw in the sponge, securing Lewis the championship.
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Track captains named at Harvard and Dartmouth
Hanover N H June 3 Earl J Thomson champion high hurdler was picked as Dartmouth track captain for 1921 Harvard announced Dennis P Mell was re elected captain of the Harvard track team He is a junior with credit for four years of service and could have completed his degree this year OConnell formerly a top mile runner is sidelined by a sprained ankle several months ago
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Bad Breaks Rob Lefty Bach Of No Hit Game
Worcester defeated Hartford 2 to 0 as Harber and Gailey were the only batters to get hits. Harber doubled on a high fly that dropped behind Murray. Bailey hit a hard liner fielded by Murray who fumbled it. Bailey’s ball to Rounder and other plays yielded Worcester’s two runs.
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Giants win over Reds as Kauff stars with homer and triple
New York Nationals defeated Cincinnati 6 to 4 in the second game, with强 Giants pounding Ring. Kauff drove in runs with a homer and a triple, while Young added a homer and Kelly contributed a timely triple.
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Yale Beats Tufts in 4 0 Victory at New Haven
Tufts batsmen Merrel and Keate led Yale to a 4 to 0 win in New Haven on June 4 as Hager and Selleck pitched strong innings. Peters and Goxe provided support in a rough scoring column with limited readable details.
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Verdict Clears Magee in Baseball Betting Case
A U S district court juried found Magee not guilty after about an hour of deliberation. Witnesses including Hal Chase and others testified Magee admitted placing a bet on the first game of a double header in Boston last July. The judge urged the jury to keep baseball free of trickery and maintain public confidence in contests.
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Chase Denies Betting Against Reds in 1918
In San Jose California on June 4, a testimony from Lee Magee revealed that Magee and Chase allegedly bet $500 on the Cincinnati Reds to beat the Boston Red Sox in July 1918. Chase asserted he did not place any bets and claimed exoneration by the National Commission after a full investigation.
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Gardner Wins Fifth Round in Bristol Meet
Muirfield Scotland June 9 Gardner the lone American remaining in the British title golf tournament showed the effects of his famin with the course He played the fourth round against MacIntyre who recently emerged in the big tournament at Glenci and in the fifth round against Jobson who played with the Oxford University Team a few years ago The tenth hole where Jobson holed a six yard putt was the only one the American lost in the fifth round
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Harvard Beats Cal in Wide Win at Cambridge
Harvard trounced California 9 to 2 in Cambridge Massachusetts. Felton limited the Westerners to four scattered hits while Harvard and Crimsons combined for 12 off McHenry. Batteries: McHenry and Twoomey for California Felton and Clair for Harvard.
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Lengthen Tourney for Women to 54 Holes
The eastern golf championship will be a 54 hole medal play event instead of match play. The change was approved at a meeting here following the 1920 title won by Mrs Ronald H Bar of this city. The tournament will be played in Boston in June.
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Cubs Slump Continues as Phillies Win in Nineteenth Century Style
Bridgeport takes a 4 0 loss to New Haven while Waterbury defeats Albany 9 0. Worcester and Hartford play to a scoreless draw with Springfield and Pyttsfield also in report.
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Browns Struggle as Zachary Dominates Pitching
In a wartime style recap, Zachary shuts down the St. Louis Browns while other matchups see Bridgeport visit New Haven and Waterbury host Albany. Hartford faces Worcester as the day’s schedule unfolds with heavy weather and scoring limits noted.
Slugging .284 Waehinston Leads St Louis to 4 0 Victory
In Des Moines Earl Guddeck, ex heavyweight wrestler, defeated Ed Lewis last night in a 43 minute 30 second fall via head scissors and arm lock. Caddock won the frat fall in 27 minutes with a braid and wrist lock.
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Volley Eagh Leagul results in Two Tight Volley Brill league
Hanover New Hampshire report of last night games shows Hall School defeating Platoon No 10 Remington Clys tosses percent Acmes 3 beating Holmes Edwards J Y Seniors 2 and Oranes A Automatics at Massachusetts Agricultural College Dartmouth.
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Hagen and Barnes Drawn in Same Half at Deal Open
The Deal open golf championship draw places Walter Hagen and Jim Barnes in the same qualifying half. The field includes 168 professionals and 22 amateurs with two qualification events at Walton and Weybridge on June 22 and 24. The main championship rounds run June 30 to July 1 with top players from multiple nations.
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Yale Harvard Regatta Schedule Set For June 25
Yale and Harvard officials finalize plans for the regatta in Gaels Mary on June 25. The varsity four mile race will be upstream at 6 p.m. standard time with a downstream option if delayed. Freshmen race at 4 p.m. and junior varsity crews meet after the freshmen on the same course. Referee is William A. Meilleham.
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Hooper's Triple Beats White Sox in Tight Victory
Hooper delivered a late inning triple that broke a tie with the White Sox, as CHIUJune slog and a slow period allowed Scott and Walters to drive Beslan's offense. Bush struggled as locals limited visitors, with the scorer noting scattered hits and key plays.
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Anderson Tops Lewis In Narrow Duckpin Match
Anderson defeats Connie Lewis 8 3 in a six game duckpin set at New Revain. Anderson leads with an average near 114 2 11 while Lewis struggles after a 20 pin lead in game five. The highlight comes when Anderson converts a six pin spare to topple the one pin in game ten as fans witness several sharp splits and high marks.
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Craig Hurls Shutout Ball Against Albany Senators
In Waterbury on July 9 the Plassies built a five run second in routing Albany 9 to 6. Craig dominated the visitors allowing only scattered hits and a key bases loaded double play in the sixth prevented Albany from scoring further.
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Dodgers Even Series with Cardinals in 2–0 Game
Brooklyn and St. Louis split the early action as rumors of Hornsby being sold to the New York Giants for 56000 dollars were denied. The Dodgers tied the series with a 2 to 0 showing.
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Braves Defeat Pirates 7 6 After Up Hill Battle
Boston rallies to beat Pittsburgh 7 to 6 in ten innings as Tinehitter O Neils delivers a clutch center single with the bases full and one out. Marsanville shines with five hits including two doubles in three at bats.
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Oxford student ties national record in 50 yard dash
June Moss Nomey Jaynes of Oxford School in Conn equalled the American record for women in the fifty yard dash at the school track meet. She sprinted the distance in six seconds, matching the standard set by the national record.
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Time Allowance Gives Resolute Victory in 130 Mile Race
The sloop Resolute, aided by a time allowance of one minute forty two seconds, defeated the Vanitie in the fourth elimination race of the Americ Eup Defenes central seme, winning by a narrow margin. The race covered 130 miles on a windward shifting course, with Resolute finishing 14 seconds ahead on the final leg as the Vanitie could not overcome the time handicap.
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New York Women Win Inter City Golf Match
June 9 Philadelphia reports New York women golfers defeated a Boston team in the first inter city match for the Grirconm erp trophy at the Philadelphia Cricket Club. Ten matches were completed with New York leading. Tomorrow Boston and Philadelphia teams meet while the winner plays New York in Friday’s grand match.
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