Track stars barred from competition as summer beach guards
Bridgeport and Georgetown athletes Matty Shane and Francis Carroll face temporary ineligibility after taking Board of Recreation summer jobs as playground staff. The move, following an AAU ruling, affects contenders Skane and Carroll and could impact Bridgeport A C plans for prizes and a new clubhouse. Coach Anderson and the local board reorganize, naming Roy Welch captain with Whelan and Ryder among probable entrants for South Manchester and Manchester games.
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Georgetown
Bridgeport Wish
Francis Carroll
Vengo Ba
Bridgeport A.C
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Sonneenent
AL Regietragion
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Skane
Carroll
Derek
Uniter
Rovretion Ak
Tomierent
Bridgeport AV
Anderson
Chicago
Board of Recreation
Bridgeport AU
A.A. U
Bridgeport A
YW. Co
Ray Whelan
Bridgeport High Star
al Wheway
Hd Sheehanas
Robert Leckie
P. V. Gahan
M. A. Baum
al Anderson
Alison Will Run In Chicago Meet
Alexander Alison Jr state junior quarter mile champion and Hamilton college track team captain will compete in the national collegiate track meet in Chicago on Saturday. Contrary to expectations he will run the 100 and 220 yard events instead of the quarter mile. He was timed in 9.30 seconds for the century event.
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Roy Welch
Welch
Roy
Bridgeport A. C
State Moose Athletic Board
South Manchester
Anderson
Charley Ryder
Jay Welch
Ray Whelan
Fred McTighe
George Lee
John Wagner
Dave Rayburn
el Donbullion
Bridgeport A
Syracuse
Allan Woodring
Charney
Bridgeport
Anderagon
Alexander Alison Jr
Hamilton College
Chicago
Burns Spark Boston Victory With Five Hits In Series Opener
George Burns powered the Boston lineup with five hits in five at bats as the Boston team defeated Chicago 10 to 2 to take the three game series opener. Hooper belted a lead off home run in the sixth, while Burns and the infield starred defensively. A seventh inning ejection of Devermer for arguing balls and strikes surfaced in a tense moment. Chicago lone highlight came from Hooper’s homer, but the Cubs fell short as Boston claimed the win behind Murray.
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George Burns
Chicago
Hooper
Deveriier
Rowland
Kamm
Strunk
al Hlankenship
Thurston P
Mitchell
Devermer
Walters
Reiehle
Zoo
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Harris
Bridaw Flagstead
F & RR
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Osborn
Dimplires
Kew
Wilson
Rollie Naylor Twirls Mackers To 5-2 Victory
Rollie Naylor starred for the Athletics beating Detroit 5-2 to capture the series 2 games to 1. Naylor worked six innings and drove in key runs with a single while Welch and Galloway contributed runs, Perkins added a double and a triple, and solid defense helped secure the win.
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Rollie Naylor
Mackers
Philadelphia
Two Stars Lose in New England Tennis Honors
Hartford June 13 Two seeded players fell in third round play of the New England championship. Eliott Binzen of New York was defeated by H H Bassford of New York 6 2 7 5 while Jerome Lang of New York lost to H H Hyde local 6 2 6 4.
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New York
H. H. Bassford
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New Yo
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California
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Norris
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Chapin
Springfield
Alen
Cole
Tremaine
Merriam and
Chapin, Jr
Norris May Be Lost to Navy Grid Team
Norris may be lost to the Navy grid team as A Norris, Naval Academy backfield prospect, is in a leg cast for six weeks after a knee injury suffered while playing lacrosse. Despite the setback, surgeons hope to fit him into shape for two remaining years of football at Annapolis. The article notes his speed and impact in games against Penn State and the Military Academy, and mentions the Gilenwoods and Red Mahoney in surrounding team context.
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Itill
A. Norris
Naval Academy
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Penn State
Miliary Academy
Saint James Dominate Seven Start Bid For Stratford Title
The St. James of Stratford defeated the Red Sox of Fridgeport 16 to 2 to run six wins in seven games. They claim the Stratford championship after Stratford AC refuses a title challenge and announce a possible forfeit. Erons belted two homers, Kulwitz also homered, as Saints seek seven straight at Devon next Sunday. The Saints also issue challenges to Fairfield Legion, K of C Bridgeport, Lenox AC and Park City Giants.
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Fridgeport
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Kulwitz
Saint Janes
Devon
Devon A
Iain Good
Percy Dekeson
Fairfield Legion
K. of C
Bridgeport
Lenox A.C
Park City Giants
Westport Forms New Local Baseball League
On June 13 Westport announces a new baseball league including Fairfield American Legion Greens Farms East Ends Nationals of Norsvalk Noroton town team and American Storage Battery of Stamford. Season starts July 1 with a large loving cup for the champion. Greene Farms adds pitchers catchers and infielders to bolster the roster led by Joe Duffy and Walter Milla.
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Fairfield American Legion
Greens Farms
East Ends
Nationals
Norsvalk
Noroton Town
American Storage Battery
Stamford
Greene Farma
Tony Mills
Targon
Nazzaro
Turley
Joe Duffy
Walter Milla
Farmers
Stratford High Defeats Seymour In Extra Innings
Stratford High edged Seymour 15 to 32 after a 12 inning game using five pitchers. Bedel and Goddard led Stratford with strong hitting while Gattalane Heffron Poster Koll and Molick contributed feature performances in a steady battle that ended with a late Stratford surge.
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Seymour
Stratford High
Bedel
Goddard
Acore Stratford
Tigue Makes Offer To Box Siki Again
An offer of 000 points to Mike McTigue, world heavyweight boxing champion, for a rematch with Siki in Dublin on September 7 was reported today by Joe Jacobs, the title holder's manager. Jacobs deferred a decision but indicated acceptance is possible. McTigue won the 175 pound crown from Siki on points in a 26 round bout in Dublin on St Patrick's Day.
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Mike McTigue
Dublin
Joe Jacobs
Jacobs
McTigue
Biki
St. Patrick's Day
Eagle Midgets Challenge Local Rival Midgets for Saturday Game
The Eagle Midgets of the South End report no game Saturday morning and issue a challenge to any city midget team to meet them. Interested teams should contact manager L A Castello at 288 Myrtle Ave to arrange a match.
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South End
Giants
Eagles
Mor
LA. Castello
Myrtle Ave
Hagen Still British Open Favorite Despite Bad Qualifying
In Scotland on June 13, among eighty eight top golfers, Walter Hagen remains a British Open favorite despite a poor qualifying showing. Edward Thay and James Braid lead early rounds with Diegel as first American off, while Hagen and MacDonald Smith receive strong support for title defense.
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Toon
Scotland
Ioon
Pkers
Edward Tiay
D James MacDowall
Prestwick
James Braid
Diegel
Fee Diegel
John Farrell
Walter Hagen
George Aubach
MacDonald Smith
South
D. A. Curtis
Bournemouth
Walter Aggen
Thhree
Jim Barnes
Roger Wethered
Penn Gets Lucky Lane for Poughkeepsie Race
New York June suciated Press. Penn drew the rabbit foot lane No 2 for the three mile varsity race at Poughkeepsie June 28 in the intercollegiate rowing association drawings. No 2 has produced more winners in 25 years of regatta history, raising questions about any advantage for the Quaker.
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New York
Poughkeepsie
Morgan G. Bogue
Chaise Nan
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Quaker Weigh
Iat
Regatia
Hornsby Belts Cardinals Past Braves For Narrow Win
St Louis defeated Boston 3 to 2 as Hornsby returned from knee injury. He hit two doubles and a single in five at bats and scoring a run. Plack and Hottomley added singles in the ninth to drive in the winning run.
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ST. Lou
Hornsby
St. Louls
Boston
Plack
Hottomley
Cardinals
Warner Brothers signs Tom Colgan to bolster pitching
Tom Colgan, among the city's top twirlers, will start on the mound for the Warner Brothers this Saturday. Once rated one of the best pitchers, he joins the team amid market and Berkshire chatter, boosting hopes for a championship run.
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Tom Colgan
Vity
Warner Brothers
Colgan
Berkshires
Jimmy Wilde Faces Pancho Villa In Big Polo Grounds Bout
Jimmy Wilde, veteran English flyweight, has fought many American opponents and meets Pancho Villa at the Polo Grounds next Monday night. The article details Wilde past bouts, including wins and losses against Lynch Moore Sharkey and others, his weight, and knockout statistics, highlighting his long career and notable showings in America.
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Jimmy Wilde
Villa
Pancho Villa
Polo Grounds
Wilde
Joe Lynch
London
Zulu Kid
Brooklyn
Zulu
Lynch
Pat Moore
Bynett
Moore
Wikie
America
McArren Stars as Dodgers Defeat Cubs in Chicago Rally
Brooklyn pounded out five runs to beat Chicago 4 to 0 today breaking the Cubs seven game winning streak. Dickermin was driven off the mound in the fifth as Cadure and Decatur held the line.
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Brooklyn
Tye
Cubs
Dickermin
Wut
Cadure
Decatur
Moffitt Allows Three Hits as Hilltoppers Beat Branford 4 2
Bridgeport Hilltoppers defeated Branford High 4 to 2 as Moffitt limited Branford to three hits. Branford starter Monroe was rocked early, Braves Bries and Hinen provided key hits, and fielding errors aided Bridgeport’s rally in the first inning.
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Branford
Hilltoppers
San Moffitt
Branford High School
Bridgeport Girls to Swim in Garden Pool Event
Threa Bridgeport girls swimming team will compete at Madison Square Garden tonight. Anna Baum Grace Kemple and Phoebe O’Brien are chosen for a 100 metre handicap race while a local team is invited to a 100 yard event in Jersey City on July 23.
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Bridgeport
Swilmimera
Madison Square
Park City
New York
Caytat Baum
Anna Baun
Grace Kemple
Pheobe O'Brien
Eompete
Jersey City
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