Acorn Club Opens Outdoor Show At Pleasure Beach Inn
The Acorn A.C. presents its first outdoor show of the season tonight at the Pleasure Beach Inn. The card features Frankie Cavanaugh vs Martin O'Grady in star bouts and two eight rounders, with prominent Bridgeport and New London boxers, top billing for an expected 3,000 fans. The event marks a revival of boxing in the region under Acorn control.
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Patched Battle in Boys Club Game Sparks Lavalles Win
The Lavalles edged Holy Rosary 8 to 6 in a feature Boys Club intermediate league game. Wildman and Auricle led the Lavelles at the plate, Seirtuis and Romo starred for Holy Rosary, while Sroukin shut out the Seymours 11 to 2 in the earlier contest as every batter hit safely.
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St Augustine's Nines Ready to Start Play
Holy Name society teams from Augustine's church prepare to open play in the Holy Name league this week. Players listed include Sorrace, Pond, Flanagan, Rummage, Mead, Stein, Sheehy, Collins, Donnelly, Fogg, Hurley, Griffin, and juniors Mi Brede, Haye, Fa Jar, Sheelen, Forest, Baty, Kiely, Fox, Sullivan, Leippin, Scanlan, Saniey, Callahan.
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Tilden Wins Easily in Exhibition Match
Tilden defeats D M Greig 8-5 6-3 at Belfase boat club June exhibition. Fran T Hunter loses to an Irish opponent 8-6 6-3. American duo beats Hiegs 6-2 8-3 6-2. Tilden presents a racquet prize for Ulster championship.
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Garera Wins in Baltimoreboxing bout ends in knockout
Baltimore June Associated Press report states Bothy Gricia of Baltimore knocked out Jo ay Cevenll of Serenton in the third round of a 12 pound bout. Details appear etched with figures 1368 and 138, Careia.
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Penn Quakers Begin Hard Workouts In Poughkeepsie
In Poughkeepsie on June 13, Penn crew coach Fred Spalding oversees intense sessions for the Penn eight as they train for the intercollegiate regatta. He notes the shells have logged about 20 miles over two workouts, with the Red and Blue preparing a new varsity combination that may show improvements next week against Columbia and California.
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Ohio State Stars Join Boston Red Sox
Boston reports two Ohio State University baseball players joining the Red Sox this year. Marty Karen is the third baseman and Arnie Tarbert is an outfielder, both from the Buckeyes squad.
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Butler Signed by Providence Grays for Second Base
Hartford June 13. Patsy Donovan manager of the Providence Grays announced he signed Art Butler to play second for the Grays. Butler was released unconditionally by the Hartford club today and Donovan signed John as soon as he became an agent.
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DePauw Athlete Sturtridge Sets 119-Meter Hurdle Record
Sturtridge of DePauw, a noted athlete from June acclaim, places second in the decathlon at the ys and sets a 16 second best in the 119 meter hurdle. He earned pine letters for football basketball and track and is highlighted as a star hurdler with versatile ability.
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Light Carbine Aqueduct Winner Triumphs on Opening Day
J B Humphreys chestnut Light Carbine a four year old captured the Queens County handicap at Aqueduct opening day in a brilliant display. Jockey McCoy rode to beat Chance Play by a half length with Mara a length behind. Time for the mile was 1 36 4 5 and the race value 87 650. In Latonia Kentucky Havling Hotel handicap at Latonia saw Rhinock Lifley win from Rothermell and Cotlogomor. Longest shot Kathe at Latonia paid 62 80 to 2.
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Freeman Beats Simonich in Boston Welterweight Bout
In Boston on June 13 Tommy Freeman of Hot Springs Arkansas defeated Joe Simonich of Butte Montana in a 10 round welterweight decision. Also Bill Murphy of Lowell beat Jack Clive of Pittsburgh in 10 rounds.
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Walter Johnson Sets Record as He Fans Batters
New York reports recount Walter Johnson extending his major league record pace. The Washington ace, after a Memorial Day 3-0 shutout, reaches 3,450 career strikeouts and 118 shutouts while aging yet still dominating with speed, curves, and pace.
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Harvard Crew Trains On Tracing Starts At Night
Harvard varsity and junior varsity crews practiced racing starts during a downriver drill to the three mile mark and back to the boathouse. Both squads logged 42 strokes at times while the freshman crew covered three miles downstream and back, and the combination crew four miles with 40 stroke starts. The varsity schedule includes another time trial tomorrow night with freshman and second varsity in a two mile race.
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Miss Turple Leads Trans Miss Golf Qualifier Field
Miss Marion Turple, city champion of New Orleans and former southern women's title holder, led a field of more than 100 entrants in the qualifying round of the trans Mississippi golf tournament in Kansas City on June 13.
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Sacred Hearts Fall To Bears In South End League Clash
Sacred Hearts lost 7 to 3 to the Bears in a South End League game. The All fara continued their strong run by edging the Bulldogs 6 to 5.
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Racing Night Features Mixed Results Across Six Races
First race for two year olds at $1,200 purse with iois John 116 and Boganowski 11.40 leading, time 1:29.40. Other runners include McGonigle, van-Rosaila, Nineten Sixty, and more. Second through seventh races listed with payouts, times, and notable placements. multiple thoroughbred entries such as Brunswick, Fin Land, Puree, and The Wire appear among the results. Birth Race notes three year olds and up with Great Sky and Tomahawk among top finishers, time 1:47 4-3, and other contestants like King Smithy and Blue Diamond too.
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Aque duct results show five races at Aqueduct
First race had three starters with Mhiben winning in 1 17. Second race over two miles for four year olds and up ended in 5 18 with Connichert prevailing. Third race twelve furlongs lists several horses with Tr ne timing around 0 50. Fourth race Queens County Handicap for three year olds and up ran 85 000 added. Light McCoy and Mars among runners. Fifth race notes two year olds in a forfeit entry.
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Unclear Person Born Abroad Linked to Local Citizen
Fragmentary text references a person born in Italy to a local citizen, with garbled identifiers. The readable portion notes a real name possibly Lagsare and a connection to Baltimore, mentioning a world Abehanpiv or similar term, but the meaning is obscured.
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Favorites Advance In Pennsylvania Tennis Tournament
Philadelphia report says favorites moved to the third round in the Pennsylvania tennis tournament. An upset occurred as Anne Pace fell to Vi Vind Halleary 6-2, 6-2 on the second row.
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Firemen Dynamite Danbury Dump Fire
Danbury fire crews fought a long dump blaze near the Bethel line. After burning for days, authorities dynamited rubbish to allow water streams to reach the fire. One fire company pumped 740 gallons per minute for 48 hours. Bethel residents complain of odor and smoke and action may follow.
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Companions' attempts to save boy futile
Waterbury report of a drowning at Belleview Lake when twelve year old Joseph Harvey slipped from the submerged dam near Winchester avenue. He was pulled from the water after about 15 minutes by Michael Yaruk who, with Tony Orgiyi and Albert DiBlasin, witnessed the tragedy. Efforts to revive him failed.
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Milford Father and Son File Bankruptcy in New Haven
New Haven June 13 Edward Sperl Sr of Milford filed a bankruptcy petition listing debts of 40090 and assets of 289780 His son Edward Jr joined with debts of 36005 and assets 66650 in the same filing amid a Milford family financial collapse reported by the Associated Press.
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