RACING RESULTS AT BEIAIONT AND LATONIA
Mixed race card results list several events at Beiaiont and Latonia with winners and times. Beama 110 Mooney 2-1 Kittle 193 1:54 1-3. Wisest Son. Thundersorm Ceargii. Regal Lodge. Master Bill. Latonia shows Hadrian 113, Martin May etc. Virginian 103. Whirl 128. Dr. Rae 132. Hia Choice 162. Crestwood 112. Time around 1:26 to 1:47.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tan
Tanksia
Kennedy
Regal Lodge
Gammer
Sar Realm
Rice Il Seit
Bill
Mooney
Ren
Snepdragon
Scotland
Hammen
Court View
Chester
Vice Regal
Kelsay
Aiso Tan
Aillira- Latonia
Hadrian
Luke
Martin May
Heinisch
Francis
Columbis Tenn
Hereader
Blue Paradise
Redxnon
Virginian
Bick Rock
Xnordeck
Lunsford
Miss Prosperity
Bar Atkin
Harald
Dixie Girl
Mar Bee
Sendere
Allen
Comedie D'Armour
Garner
Ran
Gammer Sutton
Pacifier
Rae
Yom
Harrington
Corvden
Capital City
Idelphi
Shadow
Chief Brown
Palace Hotel
Paul
Ing Rock
Thompson
Brother Batch
Uncle Sam will make more than Dempsey on fight
New York reports show government tax take from the Dempsey Carpentier bout will surpass $61000 in income tax for Dempsey and Carpentier combined, with promoter Tex Rickard earning about $190000. Total revenue to government may exceed half a million dollars, a landmark sporting income.
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Uncle Sam
Dempsey
New York
Sam
Hell
Jack Dempsey
Georges Carventier
Tex Richard
Tndux
Internal Revenue
Carpentier
Aresult
State of New
Tex Kard
High School A A elects officers in annual vote
The High School Athletic Association conducted its annual election of executive officers before classes. Final results listed for president Griffin 864 Wadell Brennan 623. secretary Bivens 450 Hagen 43. treasurer Super-thee 769 Ryder 50. general manager floors Whelan 3 Shea 215 Carroll . general manager girls Hartwell 45 Whitner Leh 275. Final results to be public Monday the 28th.
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High School Athletic Association
Griffin
Wadell
Brennan
Wilby High Edges Hilltoppers 4 3 In Waterbury
Wilby High defeated Hilltoppers 4 to 3 at Western League Park Waterbury in a tight nine inning game. Lavery struck out ten for Wilby while Gallagher worked the ninth as Hill’s offense rallied late but fell short.
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Hilltoppers
Waterbury
Wilby High
Wilby High School
Western League Park
Bridgeport
Seaside
Colway
Maher
Ryan
Wilby
Torchio
Carrington
Basger
Tocchio
Hadley
Gallazner
Cate
Ove
Rilttappers
Lavery
Gallagher
Berger
Hill
Waldon
English and American Colleges in Track Meet at Travers Island
A combined team from Cornell and Princeton will face Oxford and Cambridge in a July 28 track meet at the Travers Island New York Athletic Club venue. Organizers Dr. W. Kennedy and college athletic authorities announced arrangements after cables with the English squad. The Oxford and Cambridge squads will sail to New York July 16 to join Yale and Harvard athletes, with named runners and field event specialists listed for the Oxford and Cambridge contingents.
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Princeton, S. J
Inc
Cornell
Princeton
Oxford
Cambridge
Aravis Island
New York Athletic Club
WW. Kennedy
Princton
Corner
Kennedy
Behali
New York
Olympia
Camperé
Yale
Harvard
Harvard Radium
Rudd
Milligan
Lingrams
Hamiter
Nake
Reeve
Hurdies
Trobridge
Dickinson
Abrahams
Hale
Stallarnd
Nummer
Burt
Seagrove
Millery
Patridge
Waterhouse
Tatham
Burns
Connecticut high schools to decide baseball title
Preparations aim to crown the state high school baseball champion with Bridgeport, New Haven, Derby, Wilby, Crosby, and Greenwich among contenders. Winners of city and preliminary series meet on neutral grounds to determine a state victor, while a forthcoming Connecticut state basketball conference could shape future football and baseball leagues.
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Academic
Cros Hartford
W Wilby
Stamford
Wilby
Naugatuck
Derby
Bridgeport
New Haven
West Haven
Crosby
Hartford
Waterbury
Elm City
Bridgeport-Stanyford
Tigers Yank Washington Pitchers In Final Detroit Rally
Detroit slugged seventeen hits off Johnson and Erickson to win the third game of the series. Wimke pitched effectively for two visitors except one inning. Key moments included a two base shot by Bamxe and a three base hit by Cobb Shenks, with Miller Gharrity and Blue turning double plays. Detriot led 6 to 0 and Washington scored 6 late.
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Washington
Dane A
Detroit
Johnson
Erickson
Inter
Wimke
Donea
Bo Sargent
Sh Bassler
Ehmke
Washin Judge
Th Barris
Rice
Brower
Ort Miller
Shanka
Gharitr
C O'Rourke
Jennaon
P Ericksor
Detrait
Bamxe
Jones
Heilmahn
Erickson Brower
Cobb Shenks
Cobb
Sacrifices
O'Rourke
Bveh
Gharrity
Blue
Miller
Bush
Baila
Hig
J Fi
Johnson Zesing
Empires
Evans
Athletics Score Ninth Inning Victory Over Chicago
Philadelphia defeats Chicago 164 in the ninth with Sears driving a key hit in right field. Dykes led with a two run homer in the seventh as Mooney also hit a four-base bag. Moore pitched for Philadelphia and McWeeny for Chicago. Wild pitches and errors noted. game time 2:08. Soldier Burtfield to join bullpen duties. Lou Bogash to open ad space on State Street.
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Philadelphia
Shrke
Chicago
Monre
Sears
Pan
Melelan
Mulligan
Dre Collins
Hooner
Falk
Hy Konath
Af Mayu McWreny
Witt
Hy Dykes
He Walker
Fohngon
Heleh
Perkins
Dugan
Galloway
Hooper
Hate Joykas
Moore
Montil
Collins
McClellan
Sheely
Gallaway
J. Walker
Shee
Jon
Cicago
Philadelpha
McWeeny
Wilditch
Owens
Chill
Burtfield
Sudlivan County
N. Y
Hig Booth
Lou Bogash
Adr Atera
State Street
Bartheld
Madison Avenue
Syracuse Crews Endure Long Hudson Practice Session
Syracuse crews completed an extended workout on the Hudson River under coach Jimsen Eyck with varsity, junior, and freshman boats. Amid rough water and a stronger current, Eyck kept the crews near the west shore and announced his lineup would stand barring injuries, while Rammi misses the big race on June 22.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Jimsen Eyck
Ten Tyck
West Shore
Milton
Rammi
Rice
Columbian
van Houten
Columbia
California
Hudson
West
Americans Defeated in Gleneagles Match Play
American pro golfers were eliminated at Gleneagles Scotland as Britons advanced to the semi finals. Walter Hagen was the sole American survivor, losing to Renouf 3 and 2. Kirkwood and Mitchell advanced in the morning and afternoon sessions, with Vardon and Havers also beaten.
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Gleneagles
Scotland
Glendaigligs
Tune
King's Course
Queen's Course
Ibe
T.G Benoni
Joseph Kirkowned
Ane Mitchell
James O
Walter Hagen
Josh Taylor
Renouf
Edward Ray
Ih. G. Havers
Mitchell
Jock Sutchison
William Watt
Dempsey Seeks Carpentier Style Insight At Jersey City Camp
Tack Dempsey questioned a newspaper man about Georges Carpentier’s fighting stance and first punch from a standing position. Dempsey, told Carpentier fights standing, said he could hit and lick him. Camp notes say Carpentier trains briskly with speed, while Dempsey plans to box Sunday.
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Avlanic City X
Tack Dempsey
Georges Carpentier
Jersey
Demsepy
Carpentier
Garnentier
Dempsey
Curpen
Mreueh
Jack Curley
Demnprsey
Curley
Crley
New York
Demouser
Descamps
Georges
Jack Goldberg
Carpentini
Paris Journee
Paris
Johnny Coulon
Camp Teaay
France
Sterback Defeated on Meriden Alleys in Duckpin Match
In Meriden, Sterback loses to Inez in a state duckpin tournament. Slim Howard defeats Sterback by a score of 6 to 5 at Meriden lanes. The reported scores include Howard 118 106 and Sterback 99 210 with several odd numbers recorded.
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Sterback
Meriden Alleys
Howard
Tiss
Belmont Park Entries and Racing Notes
Racing entries from Belmont Park and Latonia detail first through seventh races with horses, weights, and conditions. Notable entries include Briarcliff Lent Wreck less Mad Mell Speed Thistlebroom Commander Meekin Margaret White Aris Rush Boost Runnyo College Maid Stockpin Juno The Crothmander air Virginia and more across multiple races with purses, allowances, and track conditions noted as cloudy and sloppy.
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Belmont Park
Matheny
Briarcliff
Lent
Wreckless
Mad Mell
Speed
Thistlebroom
Commander Meekin
Margaret White
Aris Rush Boost
Runnyo
College Maid
Stockpin
Juno
the Crothmander
Air Virginia
Jean Marie
Black Knight
Court View
Menu Master Jack
Selin
Whisk
Arrowhead
Camoufleur
St. Michael Lee
Cum Sah
Sir Gratton
Palen Lly
Siren Maid
Evil Dog
Rover Rools
Crystal Ford
Strombol
Georgie
Bellsolar
Captain Aledek
Goaler la Rabies
Diomedis
Chester Two
Daybird
Herrmann
Avenbear
Tack
Courteous
Confusion
Sun Girl
Madge Murphy
Flying Jih
Mission Belly
Pierre Qui Route
Nancy Shanks
Tommy Madden Draws With Krohn in Brooklyn
Tommy Madden sparring partner,Lou Bogash’s associate, went fifteen rounds to a draw with Harry Krohn in Brooklyn Wednesday night. They had been scheduled for a bout at Freeport, Long Island on June 27.
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Tommy Malden
Lou Bogash
Harry Krohn
Alite
Brooklyn
Freeport
Lo Ton
Chicopee High at Seaside Today in Beardsley Park
Seaside Park hosts a morning game at 10 o clock with Chicopee High School. The Massachusetts nine defeated the local team last month 3 to 1. Next Sunday Stuben A plays Cedar Stars at Beardsley Park.
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Chicopee
Seaside Park
Tech
Massachseltis
Skiptown
Stuben A
The
Cedar
Stars
Beardsley Park
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Bullman
Berrington
Celrilersen
Talwar
Allone
Frank
Histit Kave
Crestwood
Yila
Morrisey
Josiah
Easteside
SfeeCoy
Miss ‘Fontaine
Senbie
A. A
Overland-McCracken Co
Fairfield Ave
Whelan
Lyons
Murphys
Herbert
Esa
Travers Isladn
CONN
Fred Hunt
B. H.S
Tigers
Athletics
Syracuse
Champ
Manhasset
Dayton
Earl Wilson Ross
Wilson
Markel St. Chienee
Tlatonia
Pourac
Mary Fonso
Laderniere
Dark Friar
Clem Theisen
Marie
Maxim
Miss Neli
Amida
High Gear
Baby
Sauleeler
Jalso
Sweet Liberty
Converse
Lancelot
Pailanderer
Malvin
Hal Lerlonts
Autocrat
Flying Prince
Salamander
King Paul
Mount Don
Zack Suave Prinne Dag
Lepcharesh
Sir” Joh Reeve
Dresden
Honolulu
Secret Greetings
Dougal
Guvnor
Old Jones
Dark Horse
Brother Butch
Sir Thomas Kean
White Bitar
Mite
AiNe Daxie
Avila
Bettin
Fallacyn
Palm Beach Koolkenny
Panama Cloth
P&q
America
Main
J. K. Murphy
Mar
Tommy Madden
Krohn
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