Brooklawn leads strong Brooklawn delegation at Connect Golf
W Parker Seeley leads a seasoned Bridgeport group entering the 28th Connect Golf Association championship at Hartford and Farmington clubs. Yale captain Paul Haviland cannot enter. D Strong is also out. The event runs four days with 36 hole qualifying, team and individual titles, and prizes for medalists.
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Brooklawn Country Club
Connect Golf Association
Hartford
Brooklawn
Connec
Paul Haviland
Yale
Rick ” Club
Philadelphia
D. Strong
Connecticut
Meaing Busines
W. Parker Seeley
Bridgeport
W. Farker
Seeley
John T. A. Hubbard
Jona Grout
Alpheus Winter
Marl M. Hares
H. B. Naramore
Fairchild Wheeler, Jr
Hartford Country Club
Farmington
Wmington Club
Thevenow Injured Sliding Into Second Base
St Louis June 21 AP reports Cardinal shortstop Tommy Thevenow fractured his right ankle sliding into second in the fourth inning of the second game against Chicago. He was carried from the field and may be out for the season.
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ST. Louis
Tommy Thevenow
Cardinal
St.Louis
Chicago Cubs
Thevenow
Lenox Faces Buds for League Lead in Seaside Park
Lenox A A and Sokol-Rosebud clash for first place in the Bridgeport Twilight League this evening on No. 1 diamond at Seaside Park, starting 6 15. Umpire Jack O'Brien is assigned. lineups include Lemus Sample Burke Sank Pyma Klinger Kradusky Targon Clark McCarthy Michaels Brewster Sutay L Herb Bakes-Fagun A Herb.
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Lenox A A
Sokol-Rosebud
Bridgeport
Seaside Park
Jack O'Brien
Burke
Sank
Pyma
Klinger
Krladusky
Targon
Clark
Mccarthy
Michaels
Brewster
Sutay
L. Herb
Rf Bakes-Fagun
A. Herb
Manion Leads In Quest For Mississippi Title
Broadmoor, June 21 AP Jimmie Manion of St. Louis, leading the twenty seventh Trans Mississippi tourney, posted a steady 144 after 36 holes to seize medal honors as he moved toward the Mississippi championship. Other notes include boxing cards in Chicago and Philadelphia with several matches announced for July events and a loaded race card at a Galveston venue.
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Broadmoor
Cole
Jimmie Manion
Louis City
Manion
Pendergrass
Helen E
Princess Samile
Blue Blood
Rocker
Homewood Jade
Akah Allah
Turiongs
Forehead
Steimhart
Seth
Bowen
Transfer
Daler
tan—Stepin Ruanda
Winne Stusr
Betty Ball
Furlon Breisacher
Chiavetta
Banter
Pool
al Baba Ti
Spanish Lay
E. Pool
Jones
George DeMar
Jenner
Samaron
Hardy
Scoop
Allen
Coeur de Lion
Rocky Lane
the Poet
Torch Boy
Down
Jennet
Maroussia
Meyer
Sweet Mandy
Darie Belle
Annie Coughlin
Liberation
Fat Field
Raice
Erla Lee II
Maxie Light
Bolero
Konde Santa
Judy
Alco
Kinsley
Hawkeye
Claaper
FWIN GIRLS CONTINUE WWO SWIM FOR NEW MARK
Bernice and Phyllis Zitenfield, 13, New York twins, push toward breaking Mrs Lotie Moore Schoenmel’s Albany to New York 162 mile record. They started at Albany Sunday and swam 42 miles by midday, entering Germantown at 2 55 PM.
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Catskill
Bernice
Phyllis Zitenfield
Earold
New York
Lottie Moore Schoenmmel
Albany
Hamburg Flats
Germantown
Saugerties
Dyer Leads Field in Southern Amateur Golf Tourney
Charlotte June 21 AP Frank Dyer of Memphis former metropolitan open champion won the medal round of the 38th southern amateur tournament. He shot 37 and 35 for a total of 72 to outpace Glenn Crissman of Selina Als Youth who held a 73.
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Charlotte N.C
AP &Per
Frank Dyer
Memphis
Favorites Dominate First Round in Country Club Invite
Virginia Wilson and Virginia Van Wie of Chicago and Louis Ford of Youngstown advanced from the first round of match play at the country club invitational championship in Buffalo. The trio stood out among the top contenders in the June 21 event.
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Buffalo
AP Virginia Wilson
Virginia van Wie
Chicago
Louis Ford
Youngstown
Brooklawn Team Triumphs In State Club Matches
Bridgeport women defeated Waterbury 11 to 3 using Nassau scoring as Miss Georgianna Bishop led with 83 and Miss Chapman 87. Fairfield lost 9 to 6 to New Haven in a Connecticut Women’s Golf Association elimination match at Sasco Hill, with numerous headliners from both clubs. Racebrook edged Ridgewood 5 to 2, while Highland swept Sequin 10 to 0 in Hartford.
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Bridgeport
Waterbury
Nassau Aystem
Georgianna Bishop
Doris Bryant
E. Webster
Caroline Chapman
Helen Wheeler
Weterbury
FL BP. McEvoy
A. A. Benedict
R. Brenson
RB. L. Munger
Charles Davis
Miss Bishop
Miss Chapman
Bronson
McEvoy
Benedict
Miss Webster
Munger
Davis
Miss Wheeler
Fairfield
New Haven Country Club
Country Club of Fairfield
Connecticut Women’s Golf Association
Sasco Hillinks
S. Russell Fenn
New Haven
P. van Schaick
C. Porter
W. R. Berry
Elwell
B. Ainsworth
R. Girard
J. Owsley
G. O. May
Nassau
Race Brook Country Club
Country Club of
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Racebrook Country Club
Ridgewood Country Club
Todd
Sequin
Lotorious
Hartford
Highland Country Club
Meriden
C. HA. Sherwood
B. Perkins
A. I. Nellis
E. B. Haines
William Stockwell
Highland
H. Smith
Misa
Potter
Mrs. Sibley
Walkver
Eggieston
Aqueduct Race Day First Through Sixth Results
Results from six races for 2 year olds to open company at Aqueduct. Winners include Mias Boyd 15 to 1 in race one, Herodian in race two with 1 to 2 odds, Pig and Apostle in races three and four, Jack Higgins and Sun Edwin among contenders in race five, and Kathleen Crosby leading in race six. Also ran lists and times for each event.
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Mias Boyd
W. Kelsay
Star Pocket
F. Cojtizett
Philps
C. Zoeller
Jim Bell
Graf Und Stift
Clairdine
Boyish Bob
Fitting Day
Sleepy Time
Monte Carlo
la Vestale
Herodian
F. Coltiletii
E. Sande
Robinson
le Pierre de Tanville
Esteem
Retaliate
Hot Brush
Inspector C
Golgen Lux
Captain Dick
al Pig
H. Thurber
Even
Apostle
L. Fator
Peter Fix
E. Ambrose
Tima
Storm King
Titan
McAuliffe
Brushaway
Clearance
Ciermaine Chauvelot
Bulk Run
Gracious Gift
Pilots
Our
Kentucky Il
J. Matthew
Cheops
D. McAuliffe
Jack Higgins
Fred Parker
E. Robbins
Sun Edwin
Craigmyle
Flancur
Captain Devil
Knock About
Sea Rip
My Chum
St. Hewell
Cruelty
Foramile
Imperator
Wildale
Road Agent
Celebration
Baroness Fervor
Margarita Ahearn
Topsy
W. Kelly
Kathleen Crosby
Banks
Marbelle
P. Goodwin
Adzima Brothers Make Caddies Run In Beardsley Park Tourney
In Shawnee Pa on June 23 the Beardsley Park caddies tournament opened with Michael and George Adzima advancing to the second and third rounds. George, 16, beat Matthew Aleck in the morning and Benjamin Mroffafir in the afternoon to reach the second round, while Michael, 15, defeated Daniel Poppa in the opening round. Edward Viveraki of Warren Harding High also won his first two matches, playing 37 holes combined. The field includes past champ Dan McCarten and Beardsworth as sponsors, with Paul Torrillo not yet entered. The event is expected to conclude Saturday afternoon.
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Michael
George Adzima
Beardsley Park
Matthew Hiccio
Benjamin Mroffafir
Edward Viveraki
Warren Harding High
Viverski
Frank DiStasi
Richard Brooksop
Adzima
Champ
Paul Torrilin
Dan McCarten
Frank Beardsworth
Deardsldy Park Professionals
Torrillo
Latonia Race Meet Results Highlights No. 1
Latonia track results list seven races with horses, jockeys, and payoffs. Brinkley, Pascuma, and Jally Boy led the first race at 6 furlongs. Pendleton and Helen R led the 2 year race. Dial and Dusty Mary topped the mile race. Lady Paramour and Owena won the 2 year and 3 year divisions respectively. Jack and Percussion led the 8 year and up race. Gibbons and Dinner Dance headed the 3 year olds and up mile race.
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Brinkley
Pascuma
Three Sixty
Guerra
Jally Boy
Eagan
John Benuney
Ritter
Watchful
Julia Lane
Jor Edwards
Upstart
Ivy
Drastella
Dial
Sterie
Dusty Mary
Garner
Resolute
D. Smith
Valence
Eternal Magic
Little Doris
the Missus
Bunbury Cross
William T
Connelly
Lady Paramour
G Johnson T
Owena
M. Garner
Nine Dollars
Chatson
Spanish
Plyer
Tiger Flowers
Jessica
BLUE BONNETS RACES FIRST TO SEVENTH AT MEET
Report of the day’s card detailing results across seven races for two to four year olds and up. Winners listed with weights and starting odds, times provided for each race, plus notable also ran entries and jockeys where legible.
Lomski Earns Verdict in Debut Bout at Queensboro Stadium
Long Island City June 21 AP Leo Lom ski from Aberdeen Washington heavyweight won a judges decision over Maxie Rosen bloom of Harlem in a 12 round feature at Queensboro stadium. Both weighed 168 pounds. Lom ski dominated the bout with furious exchanges.
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Long Island City
Leo Eomski
Aberdeen
Maxie Rosenbloom
Pride of
Harlem
Queensboro Stadium
Lomski
Rosenbleam
New Yorker
Harvard Tops Yale in Opening Game of Series 19–6
Harvard defeated Yale 19 to 6 before about 10,000 at New Haven. Yale led 4–0 after three innings, Harvard rallied with five runs in the seventh to seize the lead and added two more in the ninth. Tobin led Harvard with three safeties, while Vaughan starred for Yale.
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New Haven
Associated Press
Harvard
Yale
Yale Yale
Frank Cutts
Jack Barbee
Harvard Wcn
Sawyer
Holabird
Sevenstrom
Dick Vaughan
Ullman
Tobin
Crimson
American Star Pushed to Three Matches in Tennis Fight
In Wimbledon opening round, American star Helen Villa battles past Miss Gwendolyn Sterry of England in a grueling three set match 6-3 3-6 6-3. Villa, lauded for courage, survived a tougher second set as Sterry delivered a sharp backhand attack on soggy center court under threatening skies.
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Gwendolyn Sterry
Wimbledon
England
Diaaster
Helen Villa
California
Gwendolyn R. Sterry
Suzanne Lengren
Sogey
Land
Miss Sterry
Europe
Puting
Louis Boymand
South Africa
George Crole-Reese
E L Leading Hitters Inquick List From Game
Hite off Barbee and Cutts lead batting, Sawyer and Holabird contribute early. Wilt pitches as Barbee and Cutts hit. hit by pitches come from Barbee and Cutts, with Greve Noble Lord Finnell Devron noted. Time of game 2 45.
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Hite
Barbee
Cutts
Sawyer
Holabird
Greve
Noble
Lord
Um Pires
Finnell
Devron
Bobby Jones Plans To Defend His Open Title
Atlanta June 21 AP The Atlanta Constitution reports Bobby Jones will defend his British Open Bolt title at St Andrews next month if he can complete arrangements. The former American amateur and open champion, who lost the Open to Tommy Armour, may cable his intentions tomorrow to enter by the July 1 closing date.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Constitution
Bobby Jones
St Andrews
Tommy Armour
Washington
Oakmont
England
Aayahe
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Chick) Evans, JR
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