Intercollegiate Regatta on Hudson Today
Navy and Washington favored in crew clash on the Hudson this afternoon as Fletcher ships Shea and Metevier prepare for action, with Shea released outright and Metevier expected to work on the road. Week’s review notes Bridgeport, New Haven, and others in tight Eastern League standings as Worcester tops with strong hitting totals.
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Bridgeport Telegram
Fletevier
Shea
Hudson
NAVY
Washington
Brasscos Win In Two Leg With Panthers
Waterbury swept a doubleheader from Worcester scoring 4 to 1 in the first game and 4 to 1 in the second. Leary, Partridge, Cosgrove, Yordy, Thomas, Helgeth, Long, Schauffel, Fuller contributed with hits as Waterbury built early leads and held Worcester to limited offense. Fuller tossed the win in the first game. Douglas toed the mound in the second with Waterbury converting on timely hits and errors to finish the doubleheader strong.
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Phillips
Schauffel
Yordy
Fuller
Pouble
Helgeth
Partridge
Thomas
Duckett
Lebt
Worcester
Waterbury
Douglas
Fulle
Douglass
Brown
McDonald
Leary
Cosgrove
McCarthy
Stengel
Cronin
TH. Thomas
Wilson
Phillins
Rush
Palle
Wood
Ruah
Imbdonaild
Sam Driver Swims From Fairfield to Pleasure Beach
Sam Driver attempted a swim from Fairfield Beach to Pleasure Beach yesterday afternoon. Cold water slowed him, about a mile beyond Pleasure Beach, escorted by guards, leaving Fairfield at 1 20 and arriving at 5 80.
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Sam Driver
Pleasure Beach
Fairfelld Beach
Lordshi
Hfe
Fairfield Beach
Faber Pitches White Sox Club To Easy Victory
Faber pitched the White Sox to a 3 victory over the Yankees, allowing few hits. Combs collected three hits as New York dropped to 10th loss after two-game win streak. details include lineup notes and scattered fielding events.
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FABER
New York
White Sox
Yankees
Barl Combs
Hall Community Nine Takes Junior Rec Lead
The Hall Community nine defeated the North End Cubs 6 to 3 to take the Junior Recreation League lead. Nelson and Gaydos pitched well for Hall, while the team held North End to seven hits in a strong defensive showing.
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Hall Community
North End Cubs
Nelson
Gaydos
North Endra
Community
Wimbledon Troon set to open week of international sport
London reports the week of international sports opens tomorrow with tennis at Wimbledon and golf at Troon. The British and American Army teams rivalry resumes midweek with hopes a French triumph in several events. Lacoste is favored in men singles with Borotra Gobert and Anderson among contenders.
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London
Wimbledon
Troon
Tene Lacoste
Tiso
Borotra
Andie Gobert
J. C. Anderson
Braves Beat Cardinals In Final Tilt Of Series
St Louis June 21 The Boston Braves defeated the St Louis Cardinals 7 to 8 in the fourth and final game of the series to gain an even break. Walter Maily, hindered by a sore arm, pitched well until the fifth when he was relieved and Boston scored five runs.
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ST. Louis
Boston Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Walter Maily
Johnson Gives But Six Clouts as Hawks Win
Albany defeated Pittafeld 6 to 0 as Johnson scattered six hits. Butler stole home in the first inning, Taylor walked four times, and McCorry Caulway and Genin produced key hits. Stolen bases by Butler and Corry highlighted the game, while Mills Howe Olsen and Johnson pitched for the teams with Kuhn and Rorty umpiring. Time 1:55.
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Pittafeld
Butler
Taylor
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Caulway
Genin
Fmmerich
Corry
Pittsfel
Cungar
MacPhee
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Millian
Howe
Olsen
Mills
Kforne
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Miss
Kuhn and
Rorty
Giants Edge Reds In Tight Cincinnati Duel
Giants nose out the Reds 2 1 in a pitchers duel as Scott and Luque duel on the mound. Cincinnati rallied in the belated eighth but an error and a single scored the winning run for New York. Both teams held the other to little offense through seven innings before Giants relief silenced Cincinnati bats late.
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Wanniger
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Beaul
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Ton Gibbons
Jeff Smith
Globe ‘Trotter
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Ordmere’ Brigade
Jeff
Gibbons
Smith
New Orleans
Tersey Jones
Ruth
Hornsby
Babe Ruth
Georgia
Babe
Sacraments to battle Walnuts in twilight league opener
The Blessed Sacraments meet the Walnuts in the first Hecreation Twilight League game at Seaside Park tomorrow night. Lenox A A and Public Market lead the circuit with a win each amid a week of games. Standings show Walnuts and Sacred Hearts among others. a board meeting is scheduled Monday June 22 at the Recreation Board office for important business.
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Seaside Park
Public Market
Blessed Sacramenta
Walnuts
Lenox
Sacred Hearts
Knights of Columbus
Board of Recreation
Meteors Victors Over Pioneer Tossers 6 to 5 In Junior Recreation
The Meteors edged the Pioneers 6 to 5 at Seaside Park in a tightly contested Junior Recreation League game. Eliman started for Meteors but faced trouble in the fourth inning, Lalley came on to secure the win by shutting down the Pioneer offense except for one run in the late innings. Coloneas starred for the Meteors with key defensive and hitting plays.
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Spagna
Pioneersi
Seaside Park
Yesteaday
Eliman
Pioneers
Lalley
Coloneas
Pirates And Athletics Make Best Showing Of Past Week
New York report notes a strong rise in Pirates and Athletics as both leagues see a surge. Pittsburgh's Pirates drive Giants and Brooklyn with a powerful burst, while the Athletics push from QuaKertown toward first place, narrowing margins on the Senators in a tight pennant race.
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Elrenites
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Giants
Brooklyn
Amer
Ican
Quakertown
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Wen
Senators
Mack
Washington Crew Faces Drama At Poughkeepsie Meet
Grantland Rice previews a major intercollegiate regatta with Washington Navy Pennsylvania Wisconsin and others set to clash on the Hudson. The piece weighs contenders, stamina after July heat, and the chance for an epic four-oar showcase across the Pacific Middle West and East.
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Poughkeepsie
Ruakies
United States Naval Academy
Glendon
Chorpler
Zippiar
Strok
Rusty Calelow
Pacific Coast
Jim Rice
Pennsylvania
Quakers
Cornell
Syracuse
Columbia
Washington
Poughkeepala
Navy
Penn
Wisconsin
Pacific Slope
Middle West
East
Great Lakes
Gene
Tunney
Firpo
Madden Wranney
Gibbons
Nso
Giants
Athletics
Pirates
Rede
Tilden Defeats Richards Again In Metropolitan Tennis Final
William Tilden II of Philadelphia captured the Metropolitan championship in straight sets over Vincent Richards of Yonkers 6-3 6-4 6-4. Tilden also teamed with Alfred Chapin Jr. to win the doubles title, defeating Richards and Howard Voshell 6-4 10-8 6-4, in a dominant display that followed his prior Forest Hills victory.
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William T. Tilden
Philadelphia
Maay
Recerse
Orange
Elie Ints
Khardy
Boston
Woreat Hilla
West Side Club
Tiden
Alfred H. Chapin, Jr
Springfield
Mass
Richards
Howard Voshell
Voshell-Richards
Tilden
Young Chapin
Forest Hills
Yonkers
Vollev
Brooks' Ninth-Inning Homer Gives Cubs Victory
Chicago 3 Philadelphia 2 as Mandy Brooks hits a ninth inning homer with a man on to seal a series win. Jones and Decatur duel on the mound with Decatur allowing five hits. Henline drives Philadelphia's runs on a pair of walks and a fielder's choice as Chicago prevails in a 1 hour 22 minute game.
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Homer
CUBS
Chicago
Mandy" Brooks
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Hawks
Pmokan
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Henline
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