Yale Defeats Harvard on Track in Mad Race
Yale defeats Harvard in a wild track contest fueling excitement in Cambridge. Giants drop fourth straight to Pirates as Eddie Farrell injures his right arm after being hit by a pitch and Grantham exits after being struck. Policemen and reporters note the dramatic ninth inning home run by Snyder.
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Norton Star Leads Blues Over Harvard on Track Meet
Norton, Olympic standout, led Yale to a strong track victory over Harvard at New Haven. The Blues won 79 1 2 to 51 2, with Norton claiming multiple events and setting a dual meet record in the 100 yard dash. Harvard's Wernecke and Yale's Tibbetts paced various events as Yale secured top places in sprints, jumps, and throws, while Norton emerged as the high scorer of the meet.
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Eight Home Runs In Past Week Across League
Chicago notes eight homers in seven days with players Babe Ruth and others driving totals. Headlines recount runs by stars from New York to Philadelphia and Washington as teams across the National League chase high-scoring weeks.
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Mort Lindsey Rolls Perfect Bowling Game
Stamford reports Mort Lindsey bowled a perfect game in a match with Roz Moeller. Lindsey achieved 12 straight strikes in the seventh game, finishing eight games with a 1885 total, and a career perfect score milestone noted as his tenth overall.
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Goodrich Loayza Win Lightweight Trial Contests
Long Island City June 15 Jimmy Goodrich or Stanley Loayza will be the next lightweight champion of the world in two twelve round bouts at the Queensboro Stadium tonight. Goodrich from Buffalo defeated Benn Valger of New York City, while Onyea of Chill knocked out Chi in Ofane of Cuba in the third round. Tonight’s bouts were part of the lightweight elimination tourney to name a successor to Benny Leonard.
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Hoover to compete in Henley Diamond Sculls
Walter M Hoover, the 1922 Diamond Sculls champion, will represent the United States at Henley. British observers note the strongest American threat is Beresford Jr, son of a Thames champion, with Dutch, Polish, and other continental crews also entered. Other entrants include Tetton of Pontigny, Count A Osioimakitzapali of Warsaw, and H A Montefiore of Australia.
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Dempsey to Box Six Rounds for Charity in Brighton
In Brighton England on June 16 organizers announced that Jack Dempsey will box six rounds for charity here on July 4. His opponent has not yet been chosen.
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Cubs win fifth straight behind homers in 8-4 win
Chicago topped Boston 8 to 4 to extend their winning streak to five. Most Cubs runs came on homers with Brooks, Griffith and Hartnett each contributing solo and two run shots amid a late rally. Jones pitched effectively, yielding four hits until the ninth.
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Sid Terris to Meet Pal Moran Thursday in Brooklyn
Sid Terris will box Pal Moran in a ten round lightweight bout at Dexter Stadium in Brooklyn on Thursday night. Terris, a rising East Side fighter, seeks to move toward the lightweight title after Benny Leonard’s retirement. The bout marks Terris and Moran’s first clash in six days amid high local hopes for another Terris victory. Funds to promote the 1928 Olympic Games in Amsterdam will be raised by popular subscription or lottery.
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Brooklyn Handicap Upset as Mad Play Beats Sting by Two Lengths
Aqueduct opens with a strong field as Mad Play, ridden by Benny Bruening, narrowly defeats Sting by two lengths in the 37th Brooklyn Handicap. Mad Play carried 123 pounds to Sting's 127 on a fast track, with Catalan a short lead behind in third as Wilderness nosed into fourth.
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Cardinals Win Fourth Straight From Phillies
St Louis Cardinals extend their winning streak to four by beating the Philadelphia Phillies 6 to 4. Rhem pitched well as Bottomley and Sand hit home runs, the latter with a runner aboard, for the victors.
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Fight Date Set for Polo Ground Boxing Cards
June 15 report from New York notes promoter Humbert J Fugazy announced July 2 bouts at Polo Grounds after talks with Charlen A Stoneham. Event features heavyweights Harry Vila and Charlie Weinert, middleweight champ Harry Greb, welterweight title holder Mickey Walker for 160 pound crown, Berlenback facing Marino. Newark notices set July 13 Dreamland Park card between Paul Berlenbach and Tony Marulo.
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Red Sox Edge White Sox In Openers Slugging Tilt
Boston defeats Chicago 13 to 9 as Ruffing receives solid defense and timely hits. Fagstead and Boone homer with two aboard in the second, while White Sox fielding falters at crucial moments.
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Rain Halts Stamford Baseball Clash With Hudgens
Stamford June 15. For the second time this season a scheduled game between Stamford and Hudgens of New Haven was called off due to rain. The teams met at Halloween Park yesterday afternoon but a storm arose just before the start, and the game was canceled.
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