Boxing Bouts Feature Hamilton and Smith at State Street Arena
Last night at State Street Arena Devon fighters Jack Hamilton and Steve Smith headlined a fast mite-swinging card. Hamilton won a four round verdict after a prior draw, with Stamford and Bridgeport contenders delivering mixed results including a knockout and several decisive decisions.
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Jack Hamilton
Steve Smith
Arena
Devon A. Guang
State Street Arena
Hamilton
Devon Lads
Nened
Jan Smith
Stamford
New Haven
Julius Start
Wigeport
Oys
Start
West
Ike Esposito
Julius West
Rolores Bogash
Openent
John Patchett
Bridgeport
Claude Pedroux
Dudge
Patchett
Holmes
Letk
Stele Logt
Vincent Holmes
North End
Clarence Smith
Rosen A. C
Smith
Iit Hoelmes
Smit
Blyen
Joseph Batto
Johmany Eyne
Fairfield
Arno
Batto
Hamilton-Smith
Johany Stagiey
Joe Morgan
Morpaays Toft
Stanley
Thor West
Sunley
Morgan
Everett Scott Sets 1885 Consecutive Games Record
Chicago June 32. Everett Scott, shortstop of the New York Yankees, set a record by playing in his 1885th consecutive game. This iron man streak began with the Boston Red Sox in 1916, with Scott remaining a fixture in the infield for the Yankees. He also boasted a high fielding average and minimal errors across the 1918 and 1919 seasons.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Everett Scott
New York Yankees
Yanks
Browns
Boston Red Sox
New York
Scott
Red Sox
Seots
Cliff Brady Leads International League in Early Form
Cliff Brady of the Coast: Brings rivals into sharp focus as leaders. Bris tain, just sold by Rochester to the Detroit Tigers, tops the circuit with a .254 mark. Haines of Reading sits near the top with a .585 slugging pace and 24 runs in 91 at bats over 24 games. Merwin Jacobson shines for Baltimore with a .305 average in 47 games. Keane dominates on the mound, fanning 17 and limiting four hits as the Liver Stars rally. Pepper Mart toward a second bout with Jack Sharkey looms, while talks of a match at Ebbets Field spark boxing chatter.
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Cha Briss Tain
Rochester
Detroit Tigers
Wee
Joe Boley
Baltimore Criois
Pilmield Csee
Dinkie
Haines
Reading
Merwin Jacobson
Orioles
Britain
Kelley
Pepper Mart- Toway
Jack Sharkey
Ebbets
Brooklyn
Mateh
Saling
Dave Driscoll
Martin
Heley
Sharkey
Annex League crowns three winners in seaside tilt
The High School Annex League concluded last week with three teams tied for top honors. At Beis Side Park yesterday Room Nos 7 11 and 16 played in a standout contest, with the former team triumphing 7 to 0. This morning at Seaside Park Room 16 won yesterday’s tilt.
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Beis Side Park
Seaside Park
Wiener
City school game ten to settle east west leagues
Howe school team aims to even series in the city championship at yell m.im park. The West End lead took an overwhelming win in the first tilt, making today’s decisive game highly anticipated with a large crowd expected and a 4 o clock start.
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Yell Mim Park
Oday
Pamnel
St Peters Lose To St Marys In Low-Scoring Tilt
The St Peter's team was edged by St Mary's of Stamford 5 to 8 in a game halted in the seventh inning due to an injury. Pitcher Nelson left with an ailment, Hayes finished, and a late home run by B Finlayson highlighted the action. Walch rested as two St Mary players hit looms with bases loaded but fell short.
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St. Peter's
St. Mary's
Stamford
Sadar
Rama
Jayne Bayes
Nelson
Che
Neilson
Hayes
B. Finlayson
Walch
St. Mary
Alphabet Juniors Forfeit After Sparse St Anne Visit
Alphabet Juniors, 3 wins and 1 loss, forfeited a scheduled game with St Anne when only five opponents appeared. The St Peter’s/St Mary’s page notes the slim lineup and invites other junior teams to arrange future frames. Contact Manager Czlkay at the Hancock Pine streets corner for bookings.
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St. Anne
Czlkay
Hancock
Pine Streets
Chy
Oakland Juniors Beat Elmwood Nines 6 to 2 at Meadows
The Oakland Juniors defeated Elmwood 6 to 2 in a tight battle at the Meadows. Velrano struck out 12, allowing four scattered hits. Practice scheduled for tomorrow night at the Meadows. ATI players urged to take notice.
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Elwoods
Velrano
the Meadows
ATI
Stratford St James Beat A R S Nine In Rain
Stratford St James defeated A R S nine in a rain interrupted game. Oleleger pitched for St James with Cassidy supporting on offense while Charney led the F aceiv ng. Bangs started for A R S and Sover caught.
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Tien
Dame
Oleleger
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Cassidy
Charney
Sortha
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Sover
Yale Will Lose Most Famous Star in Aldrich
Yale graduates Mac Aldrich on June 28 with his degree as the university loses one of its greatest all around men since Francis Gordon Brown. Aldrich, an outstanding scholar and athlete, left a lasting undergraduate mark, being both football and baseball champion, a rarity since the university’s founding in 1701.
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NEW Haves
Mac Aldrich
Yale
University
Francis Gordon Brown
New York
Aldrich
Millrose Challenge issued to Westport and Stamford teams
The Millrose challenge extends to all intratown and out of town teams including Westport, Southport St. Marys of Stamford, and any other squad. Details mention 29 Manaz and a contact at 35 Jane Street, Tucock, city.
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Fern State Wins in Track Meet Over Pitt
Fenn State college easily defeated the University of Pittsburgh today in the annual track and field meet, scoring 95 to 42. High winds prevented any unusual performances.
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Spate College
Fenn State College
University of Pittsburgh Today
Local Boy Elected Capt At Annapolis
Francis J. Granfield, son of J. Granfield, trains at the Naval Academy where he won the gold medal for the foil championship and was elected captain of the fencing team for next season. He is from Annapolis and attended a state school with athletic honors. The Navy Athletic Association lists numerous awards to midshipmen for excellent athletic work across the year, naming individuals and events in fencing, gymnastics, swimming, boxing, and track.
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J. 2. Graneld
Trenistan Avenue
Naval Academy
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Navy
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Puddy
Udeld
Curtis Shears
Chird'yla
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Gina
John W. Guider
John W. Guilder
Curtis C. Shears
Vernon @ Clann
J . A. Norris
Sindes Snshipsa
Frank &. Timberlaka
E. Wilson
Cecil Agell
Welterweich
Varry Re Organ
WeAl
Clarks
Pal Wie
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Barntamwalghi
William C. Gate
Wiliam J
Senald
Hugh Any
Hugh Any Thiddkoyeighe
Red Fetterman Enters Pottstown Title Race
Red Fetterman joins the seventh annual University Trophy race in Uniontown Westmoreland County on June 17. once a standout in old stock car races he rose to Grand Circuit status and is hailed as a top driver in the field.
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Red Fetterman
Pottstown
Uniontown
Westarn
Pennsylvania
Feyterman
Ance Chen
Attermans
Fetterman
Keown
Georgetown Star Legendre Ends Track Career Amid Graduation
Georgetown University standout Bob Legendre ends his track career as he graduates. A versatile athlete, he won multiple national pentathlon titles and set records in broad jump and shot put. He plans a likely move to Los Angeles for a potential film career after college.
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June Lée
Bob
Lowandre
Georgetown University
O Scollegs
Finn Thorpe
Intercolleriata Athletics
Egents
Georgetown Marvel
AON Ags Professinn
Georges
Los Angeles
Mwe
Amare
Levon
Legendre
Frye Grammar School
Eriston
Jordan High School
Jonn Jaton
Hebron Academy
Hebron
Ginven
Georgetown
Waiverasity
Washinston
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Aventa
Ind
South Atlantic
Williams Hits 57h Homer as Browns Defeat Yankees
Williams belted a 57th homer and drove in three runs as the Browns beat the Yankees 7 to 1. Ruth fanned three times, Williams hit his fifteenth homer in the first inning, with Gerber on base. Scott’s triple and De Yammer’s grounds kept the Yankees from mounting a rally, as the score remained 7-1 through the game.
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Browns
Yankees
ST. Louis
Jane
Shucks
The Sportlight Clues in Golf and Baseball Tactics
Grantland Rice surveys baseball and golf insights in a mosaic of club play and athletic thought. He links eye discipline to success, notes players like Cobb and Dempsey as benchmarks, and hints at evolving sports science influencing performance and strategy.
Two More Stars Join Ranks of Bridgeport A C
Two new stars join Bridgeport Athletic Club roster, a city track and field group. Loren Saiffon from Staples High and a Lafayette College alumnus known as Kane have joined after Seaside Park workouts. The club lists sprinters, middle distance runners, shot put and discus throwers, and a wide range of events with multiple notable names from Staples, Lafayette, and local schools.
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Loren Saiffon
Staples
Kans
Lafayette College
Seaside Park
Staples High
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Bedford Oval
Kane
Ataduete
Lafayette
Connecticut
Nichol- Tyner
Allison
Benigon
Sar
Westports Ready For Local Teams
Westports Wilnave shows strength with six wins and one loss as they prep for Sunday action. Batting averages lead with Sallows 0.750 and Molnarzen 0.482, while Sacco 0.270 and Perrone 0.0 appear among top hitters. Stolen bases are led by Danabes 1, Goll 6, Hanka 3, Shippey 3, with Gilbertia 2 and Ming 2 contributing small totals.
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Tine
Somann
Westports
Wilnave Saree
Sallows
Murchler
Sacco
Healzhauser
Mentellen Wornkah
Shipnes
Gollard
Dan Gilbert
Iby Perrone
Hank
Ring
Danabes
Goll
Hanka
Shippey
SfteMuile Vorntcah
Gilbertia
Holzha
Ming
Mohawks 4 Locust Jr C Nine in Baseball Thriller
The Mohawks defeated Locust Jr C nine by four runs in a game highlighted by a double play from Mohawk infielders French to Kimberly and strong pitching by Dunn who limited opponents to few hits. A spectating crowd witnessed sensational plays and defensive teamwork sealing the Mohawks win. Johnny Rull signs to defend his banner title against Loe Lynch in New York at the Velodrome today.
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Dunn
Burr
Lynch
New York
Johnny Rull
Loe Lynch
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