Bogash Beats Palmer in Philadelphia Bout at Elm City
Lou Bogash defeats Palmer in a Philadelphia card at Elm City on a June night in 1915. Bogash, a bristling blonde, was favored but Palmer gave a strong game in early rounds. Heavy artillery from both sides sparked the crowd before Bogash pulled away to victory as Dundee bout in New Haven was canceled due to illness.
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Philadelphia
Elm City
Lew ‘Oxash
Iron Pridzeport
Andy Wid Palmer Uz
Bogash
Lou Wis
Amit Wattle
Andy
Boagiteh
Louis
Andry
Dundee
New Haven
Joe Tiplite
Ailadelphia
Johnny Dundee
Bridgeport High Set for Final Game at Enfield Park
Bridgeport High aims to close its most successful baseball season by facing Hartford at Enfield Park tomorrow afternoon. Paddy Lavers returns to the mound for Bridgeport as Van Orden starts for Hartford. A large crowd is expected as coach Eddie Reilly makes lineup changes for the Red and Black.
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Enfield Park
Artford
Paddy Lavers
Bridgeport
Inell
Hesen
Hilltoppers
Jimmy Lavery
Hilit
Flinger
Paddy
van Orden
Eagle Street
Eddie Reilly
Sekerak
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American Association Basketball Doubleheader Summary
Louisville and Minneapolis teams featured in a Dowhle header game. The schedule included Milwaukee and Indiana venues with Faul leading the event.
Cardinals Lose to Giants on a Soggy Field
The New York Giants defeated St Louis 4 to 1 in a rain delayed game played on a soggy field. A heavy rainfall halted play for 1 hour and 20 minutes in the second inning before the Giants secured the win.
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New Milford Nine Blank Torrington in Second Meeting
New Milford defeated Torrington 3 to 6 in New Milford on June 18 in the second year meeting between the teams. New Milford has won eight of nine games this season, with Torrington the only team to score against them thus far. The game stayed 0-0 until the eighth inning when New Milford surged with four hits and three runs, aided by standout fielding and throwing from Frank Landy of Bridgeport.
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Smith to Meet Test in Bout With Lynch Tomorrow
In Shelby Montana Steve Smith is set to fight Lynch in an upcoming bout with rounds and opponents listed. The card features Dundee and Joe Currie with Irish Willig Murphy also on the bill, billed around 14 rounds and a potential crowd near 1,000. The event, staged at Weiss Park A C, promises a heated night of boxing with plans for electric lights and a large showing.
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Lou Bogash to Bow In Stamford Card Night
Louis Bogash makes his Stamford debut next Monday at St Marys Park facing California middleweight George Shade in a 12 round bout. Stamford fans expect a record crowd for this Lock City attraction with Mulligan and Cormar also billed in supporting bouts and several local fighters in action as part of the card.
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Greenwich
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Johnny Nelson
Tigers Triumph 11 5. Detroit Downs Yankees in Openers
June 18 Detroit battering Hoyt and Mays sparked an 11 to 5 victory over the New York Yankees to even the series. Detroit exploded for six runs in the first inning and chased Hoyt early as the Tigers piled up hits, with Holloway scattering Yankee bats. The scoring summary lists multiple players including Coble, Meusel, Lazzeri, and Ward, while New York’s Pitcher was Hoyt.
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Westport Domination Sparks Big Home Run Lift
Westport hammered Nourwale in a high scoring game on June 18 with Meafullen, Les ter Ath and Shippey each contributing multiple hits while Muehler and Vornkahl shine on the mound. The win solidifies Westport’s offensive surge as Winnenauks struggle.
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Sso
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Muehler
Ust
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Vornkahl
Winnew
Westpor Gel
The Sportlight Features Boxing and Track Debates
Grantland Rice analyzes boxing prospects Dempsey Carpentier Firpo and Willard, plus track and baseball notes. He compares Gibbons and Carpentier, discusses injuries shaping teams like the Tigers, Yankees, and St Louis clubs, and glosses on Yale and Panamanian affairs with period tone.
Bridgeport A. G. Holds Important Meeting Tonight
Bridgeport A. G. schedules a large meeting at the Y. W. C. A. on Golden Hill Street tonight to discuss business and upcoming track meets. President Ray Whelan and Director Al Anderson will preside as lay members attend. The club plans to form a girls auxiliary and elect officers, with plans to enter girls in forthcoming track meets.
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Centreve Senecal to Lead Girls Auxiliary Tonight
Important business will be discussed before the Girls Auxiliary as Miss Centreve Senecal acts as President of the B A Girl's Auxiliary tonight until a permanent officer is elected.
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B.A. A. Girl's Auxiliary
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Sokol-Rosebuds Edge Springwoods in Ten Inning Win
Sokol-Rosebuds traveled to Norwalk and defeated Springwoods 4 to 3 in ten innings. Hadie Reilly and Peura played key hitting roles while Broad pitched well for Sokol-Rosebuds. Sal Sava started for Norwalk, yielding twelve hits, and Charley Broad allowed seven.
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Rossburg
Selver Stara Defeat Madison Juniors at Seaside Pack
The Silver Stara of the North End beat the Madison Juniors by an unknown score yesterday at Seaside Park. Highlights included O Neil’s twirling and Steinbrick’s hitting. Teams seeking to play the Stara should contact George O Neil at 98 Lindsey Street.
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Carroll Allows Only Three Hits As Hall Wins
Carroll pitched for EastEnders and held Veterans of Foreign Wars to seven runs on nine hits in a 7 to 5 loss at Ballard's Field. Eight strikeouts highlighted his effort as Ty Neary doubled twice off Dailey. Cassidy Brothers and Devitt's defense aided Hall in securing the win.
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Outfielder Mathog Sold to Augusta. Mulkennan Options, Ball Free Agent
Nathan Mathog has been sold outright to the Augusta club of the South Atlantic League by the Van Slaven Mastern baseball club. At the same time pitcher Dominic Mulkennan received an option in the Rocky Mount eltth of the Virginia League and Neal Ball, infielder and coach, was made a free agent.
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van Slaven Mastern
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Rocky Mount Eltth
Neal Ball
Yale and Harvard Ready for Four Mile Thames Regatta
Yale and Harvard prepare for the extended Thames race week with five boat matches slated over Thursday and Friday. The long intercollegiate series traces back to 1852 and has been rowed mainly on the Thames since 1887, with Yale ahead by one victory in fifty five races.
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Ed Leader
University of the State of Washington
Bridgeport Trade Team Faces Hatters in Danbury
Bridgeport Trade School nine travels to Danbury to meet the Hatters in the Southern Vo crLional League second and final game after dominating the first. New Britain leads the upstate division for the title, with July games looming.
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