Marty Fiedler Set To Return After Ear Injury
Martha Fiedler, the local third catcher, was injured in Albany on Friday with a severe earache and fluid bump behind the ear. Tests showed no brain confusion, and Jr. Creowski said he would be ready to start again today. OreCann will rest him a few days as Sabby Emmerich shines in the dime sack.
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Martha Fiedler
Albany
Fiedler
Wae
Jr. Creowski
OreCann
Sabby Emmerich
Hartford Scouts Win Title Meet at Seaside Park
Hartford Scout troops dominated the track and field meet, scoring 40 points to Meriden 28 and New Haven 15. Finals included Morse Signalling won by Meriden, Knot Tying won by New Haven, and various events with Hartford securing top places and fast times.
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Hartford
Seaside Park
Meriden Council
New Haven
Bridgeper
Recreation Board
Secord
Merlider
Meriden
Bridgeport
Officials to Meet This Evening
The Baseball Officials Association will meet this evening at the Board of Recreation roots. Important business matters will be taken up and attendance is expected to be strong. The association oversees current leagues and expects to add three more to its first scan.
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Baseball Officials Association
Board of Recreation
Arrow Juniors Increase Lead In Jr Rec League
The Arrow Juniors boosted their lead in the Junior Recreation League by defeating Shet ton A C 30 to 1. Stev ens, the winning pitcher, struck out 12 as Wargo Lund and Sulix contributed at the plate. Near Sunday the Arrows face the Colonials who pace the league.
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Iarrow
Arrow Juniors
Shetton A. C
Stevens
Moundsman
Sas
Wargo
Lund
Sulix
Arrows
Colonials
Jeff Smith to Fight Bob Moha on June 19
New York June 11 Jeff Smith Bayonne middleweight in top form after knocking out five men in seven recent fights is slated for a ten round bout with Bob Moha of Milwaukee in Wenoska Wisconsin Lippe manager has accepted terms for Smith.
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Jeff Smith
Bob Moha
New York
Jeff Mmnith
Bayonne
Han Bee
Tob Mocha
Milwaukes
Wenosné
Wis
Tung
Lippe
Smith
Many Enter Intercollegiate Meet At Chicago
New York June 13 Ten nis is expanding across the nation with ten recognized programs and major interest. Sixty players from California to Yale enter the Intercollegiate Meet with schools including California Columbia Cornell Dartmouth Georgia Tech Harvard Indiana Lafayette Deland Stanford New York University Pennsylvania Princeton Rice Rutgers St Vincent Swarthmore Syracuse Willams Wisconsin Wooster and Yale. George Browder of Pennsylvania seeks to improve after a recent Pacific coast boxel misstep as the nationals approach in the Windy City next week.
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New York
California
Columbia
Cornell
Dartmouth
Georgia Tech
Harvard
Indiana
Lafayette
Deland Stanford
Porola
New York University
Penneylvania
Princeton
Rice
Rutgers St. Vincent
Swarthmore
Syracuse
Willams
Wisconsin
Wooster
Yale
George Browder
University of Pennsylvania
Tessera
Chicago
Rag Dot
Paddocks Stage Amateur Bouts At Milford Tonight
Milford's Paddock A C brings eight boxing bouts and two wrestling matches to Cozy Corner Casino under George H. Carrick. Notables include Gibson 108-pound state champion, Red Dakhand, Billy Gardner, Lilk Ferguson, Allie Kisy, Andy Parker, Russa and DeHart, with Captain Baum arranging further entertainment and a 3:30 p.m. start.
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Sover
George H. Carrick
A. C
Walnut Beach
Captain Baum
Connecticut A A. C. Bridgeport
Cind
Cozy Corner
Board of Selectmen
Board of Police Commissioners
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Eegsble Gibson
Florida
Cubs
Giteon $A
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Gibson
Redl Dakhand
Billy Gardner
New Orleans
Lilk Ferguson
Rhodesland
Allie Kisy
Andy Parker
Promiising
Wil Clash
Young Russa
Skid DeHart
Iasta
Cooke
Louis Eurie
Younes Miller
M.C. AY
Baur
Entering YWCA Track Meet at Geagidg Park Saturday
Many girls sign up for the YWCA track meet to be held at Geagidg Park Saturday afternoon June 17 at 2 oclock. The pentathlon leads the program with five events including the 79 yard dash high jump baseball throw shot put and 60 yard hurdle.
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Geagidg Park
Girlie
Hkejen Flues
Mac Carroll
Anna Ca#per
Frances Wonde
Margaret Cincwris
Violet Pratt
Mickey Mulizan
Delia Jonnson
Anna Shamekey
Aumd Jackson
Helen Popidick
Gdna Gilbert
Margaret Cigeurra
Edny Gilbert
Anna Shomskey
Amny
Mary Ditzo
Banooalghrow
Mae Carroll
Mickey Mulligan
Violat Pratt
Agng Casper
Ada, Jackson
Helen Popadick
Mary Dingo
Wilma Gall
Regina Gall
Miss Marsden Henrich
Barnum
Industrial Service Contes
Barnum Agenus
Hillsides Defeat Strand A 6 7 8 in Fast Junior Game
The Hillsides beat Strand A 7 to 2 in a rapid one hour fifteen minute game at Joes Diamond. Frank Innocette hit a home run in the eighth for the winners while Ghiotte contributed two safeties for Hillsides. Tickey, youngest in the famed family, starred at short for the losers and stopped hard drives in the infield.
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Strand Av C-Hillsite
Hillsides
Strand
Frank Innocette
Frank
Ghiotte
Tickey
Yale Harvards Crew Race Outlook on Thames
Yale and Harvard rowing struggle to shape up on the Thames with experts split on Yale’s chances. Jack Lawrence of the New York Tribune notes both crews show flaws and fears a Harvard victory while Yale faces coaching changes and lingering doubts about form before the intercollegiate race.
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New York Tribune
Yale
Hervare
Thames
Lawrence
Yule
Harvard
New
London
R. Heber Howe
Rawing
Yelo
Yértet
Wes
Navy
Massachusetts
New Haven
Jim Corderry
George
Eli
Guy Nickally
Jim Cor
Giants and Yankees Seem to Hold Championship Form
New York June 11 After a rocky spell the Giants and Yankees show championship form again. The Yankees beat St Louis to extend their lead while the Giants beat Cincinnati to hold a two game edge over Pittsburgh. Ruth and Mousey pace the batting surge as pitching steadies for both teams.
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York
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Yankees
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pirates
Ruth
Babe Ruth
Bob’ Mouse
Hus
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Ecle
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Rommel
Alds Athletics
Eddie _ Rommel
Thea Athletics
Pittsburgh
Braves
Phillies
St. Tovis
Foreign crews enter Grand Challenge Cup at Henley regatta
London June 1 Holland France Switzerland and Norway announce entries for the Grand Challenge Cup at the Royal Henley Regatta. Christiana Club of Norway Grasshoppers Club of Switzerland Ghent Club of Belgium Marne Club of France compete with an eight from Switzerland likely strongest foreign entrant. Christiania Club previously won Thames Cup in 1921. France enters an eight for first time since 1922. Switzerland sends a crew and Bayres amateur champion of Queensland Marion and Walter Hoover and M Semis of Switzerland are among entrants.
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Pour Foress
Tur
Christantsz Roxb
Norway
Grasshoppers Club
Switzerland
Ghent Club
Belgam
Marne Clug
France
Ghent
Christiania
Switserland
England
Bayres
Queensland
Ieining
Marion
Walter Hoover
M. Semis
Bogash to Box Robson in Gotham Middleweight Clash
Promoter announces Lou Bogash will fight Tom Robson of the Commonwealth on June 24 in a twelve round middleweight bout. The agreement was signed on Saturday and Bogash begins training immediately. Robson, from Malden, is a top middleweight contender. Pere August is slated for the undercard.
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Douls "Bogash
Tommy Robson
Commonwealth
Gotham
Bogasa
Rebdson
Malden
Mess
Pere August
Aise
Penn 150 Pound Crew to Row on June 26
Penn rowing officials confirm the 150 pound crew will row on June 26 at Poughkeepsie. The Red and Black's 160 pound crew has been granted permission for a junior varsity race and trials will select the varsity eight from the existing squads in a three race series between June 14 and June 26, the Roxette day.
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PENN
New York
Jone
Toe Wright
Hunter
Selda
Poughkeepsi
Roxatte
Kopf to Join Reading International League Club
Reading Pa June 11 Walter Kopf of Intercor has been obtained from the Brooklyn National League club on option. Kopf will join the Reading squad here next Monday.
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Reading
M. G Moors
Reading International League Club Today
Walter Kopf
Intercor
Brooklyn
Bopf
Tha Srocel
Lenglen Declares Wimbledon Singles Return Inevitable
Paris reports Suzanne Lenglen, the tennis prodigy, faces parental opposition but vows to play at Wimbledon. Her father forbids entry to defend her title, yet she may enter singles if required, while she could join doubles. Lenglen, 24, previously battled injuries and a gate of criticism after withdrawing from a Forest Hills match last year.
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Preas
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Tenis Wonder Warran
Werkabse
Wimbledon
England
Lengien
Cartiad
Lenglen Pere
Suzanne
Brussels
Fizainat Miss McKane
Madame Gelding
Mile
Lengles
Suzanos
Mra Mallory
Forest Hills
Crittclem
Naramore-Davis Win At Brooklawn
HB Naramore and T R Davis won a Brooklawn country club match play event finishing even with par after eighteen holes. Prizes included two clocks. Results list several two and three down pairings including Hubbard Winter Reid Warner Wilmot Bayes Sladiebroak Peters Weadon Groves and Wheeler.
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T. R. Davis
Brooklawn Country Club
Wesetsn
H. B. Naremore
T. L. Hubbard
A. Winter
G. Reid
Chas. L. Warner
Strong
H. C. Wilmot
Sladiebroak
Dr. Peters
Dr. Weadon
Bares, Fish
C. G. Wale dc
D. OG
Wheeler
Chas
M. Groves
Welch Hurls Well But Center Wins
Welch pitched well for the locals allowing ten strikeouts and two walks, but Centre’s pitcher fanned ten and walked none while Centre scored across five innings. The locals plated two runs in the eighth. A return game is set for Norwalk next Wednesday at the Malang Lot.
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Bedford Oval
Welch
Ares
Breking
Centra
Malang
Norwalk
Ey Oovgg OG
Lgrirono
Battersea
Welen
Burke
Apromiles
Och
Anderson
Pilloryx to Run in Special With Derby Winner Morvich
Cincinnati June 11 R T Wilson's Pillory winner of the Preakness Stakes will race in the memorial Special on June 24. A telegram to Matt J Winn Latonia track manager confirms Pillory will face Morvich winner of the Kentucky Derby and Snos Jr winner of the Withers Stakes.
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Cincinnati
R. T. Wilson
Miss Georgiana Bishop Favored for State Title at Brooklawn
Miss Georgiana Bishop, a former national champion, is favored to win the Connecticut state women’s golf title at Brooklawn Country Club this week. The event brings about forty entrants, with twenty-four clubs eligible, and a four day format from qualifying rounds Tuesday through Friday.
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Brooklawn
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Miles Georgiana Bishop
M. Lea Waldo
Bertha Aingell
E. C. Hurt
Ar. Ellis
Georse Seel¢g
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Eb.esher Dunn
Anna McCormack
M. J. Lawler
R. Kelleg
D. G. Houston
Wee Crowley
Esther Burns
Etla Horrie
M.C. Middlebroai
W. M. Smith
A. R. Gorman
E. EH. Baker
Gosa
E. N. Hayes
Thibault
FP. Gullfoyte
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Fred Fia. Pond
A. Trawbridge
Charles Porter
Richard Sagent
Charles Bertlett
S. Gerard
C. G. Lewis
William Lyon Phelns
J. Raymond Gaylord
F. L. Lant
Paddock to Contend in East at Newark Meet
New York reports Charlie Paddock will compete in the national track and field championships in Newark facing top East sprinters. The star sprinter, renowned for nine world records in a year, joins Pacific Coast champions led by Bob Weaver. Al La Covey and Bob McAlister loom as strong rivals from the East.
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Nop Ag Fas
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al la Covey
Lafayette
Bob McAlister
New York A
le Conay
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Charlists
Colby Names Captain for Baseball Team
Tohn B. Lanohor of Pittsfard elected captain of Colby varsity baseball, after years as catcher. Led by Danpher Colby, the Waterville selection marks a leadership change as the team prepares for the season.
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Waterville
Aie
Tohn B. Lanoher
Pittsfard
Colby
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