Bogash Volunteers Quick Knockout of Shade in Stamford
Louis Bogash dominated George Shade of California with a relentless left jab attack, stopping Shade in the second round of a scheduled 12 round boxing showdown in Stamford. Bogash, a Bridgeport favorite, dropped Shade three times in the final round and banked his third victory in eight days. Mulligan stopped Willie Conners in the fifth, while Endle Corbett vs Walter Eddy ended in a draw after six rounds. Terry Lee refereed. Stamford show started late.
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Hartford Here in Bargain Day Bill Tomorrow
Dim Clarkin's Senators in the Eastern League face a doubleheader schedule as Hartford hosts Waterbury and Bridgeport during a busy week. The article notes games at New Haven and Worcester with multiple matchups through June 30, highlighting Braves pitching in the Southern League and Atlanta.
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Elwood Carson Aims for another hole in one
Elwood Carson achieves a remarkable hole in one in a decisive golf event. The round features Beardsley Plate and Le Gxt contending, with clear shifts in lead and a final stroke. The article notes the Fourth tale and a long drive at 20, detailing the competitive field and venue specifics.
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Chirsuil
Beardsley Plate
Lee Pesterine
New Haven Wins Opening Game of Albany Series
New Haven took the first game of the Albany series 8 0 led by Bowman and Allenburg with two base hits each. Albany's defense faltered with multiple errors and runners left on base as New Haven built an early lead and held on.
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Osborn
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America well provided in dash events for 1924 sprinters
A historical note on American sprinting pace in 1924 with many runners credited for ten second performances. The piece lists numerous colleges and high schools whose athletes reportedly posted fast times, suggesting a broad, strong depth in the nation’s dash talent and referencing wagers about the number of sub ten second runs this spring.
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America
Joe Wood Named Yale Coach In Surprise Move
Yale announces Joe Wood as head coach in a closely watched decision. The former major league pitcher and ex-Gary University assistant brings three seasons of leadership to the program, replacing the longtime incumbent as the team prepares for next season.
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Baselad Mt
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Springfield Triumphs 6-4 Over Pittsfield in Rivalry
Springfield defeats Pittsfield 6 to 4 as Webb leads with key plays and a late surge, while Wiles, Unie, and other Heat players contribute. Manager Art guides the squad with solid pitching and timely hits, powering the win in this four game stretch.
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Dusty Leaguers Schedule Three Tilt Day
Three games will be played in the League today afternoon and chain vying for league leadership, with a tentative order for this week. Park at 6:30. American Chain Masel Manning Moore. Umpire Whaley, Scorer Beardsworth. Seaside at 136 Bridgeport Ry. Warner Brothers. Diamond Wo. 65 General Wires Laddy, Siorer Tassoxnn.
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Ansonia and Roxbury Vie For District Soccer Title
Ansonia and Roxbury Mass meet at Hotchkiss Field Ansonia Conn to decide the Highland States amateur championship. Roxbury arrives noon Sunday with a paid gate guarantee of 140 dollars and a fair chance to win. Referee James Willer New Haven will officiate the match. Joe Wourd Bridgeport serves as delegate.
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Trade School to Start Class Games In Bridgeport
Bridgeport Trade School opens its inter-departmental games series on September 1. Teams from Pattern, Machine, Bratue, Antorcabile, Manshing and Selectric mines compete in the six team parade. First matches include Machine vs Multern and Elvetrte nine with other department pairings scheduled Wednesday.
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Werdnesday
Machine Department
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Elvetrte
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Tradschog
Earl Smith Debuts for Braves in Loss to Giants
Earl Smith starts for the Boston Braves in their initial game against the New York Giants. The Giants win 9 to 5 as Smith clouts well, with Meusel and Bancroft among New York players contributing. Umpire Hy Vay presides as Mitchell manages Boston in a stormy Parker Street matchup.
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Giants
New York
Trade School Events Highlight Lipopsky and Misses
George Lipopsky stars at the Trade School events held at Pleasure Beach amid a chaotic recap of sprints and hurdles. Lipopsky wins the 100 yard dash and 320 yard dash while Miss Petrona and Miss Lange take top Girls events. director H Hansen and Simeon Weldon stage a special pane race before other championships and a novelty pie-eating contest closes the program.
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Bridgesport
Annnual Picanic
Pleasure Beach
Lipopsky
Hoya
Miss Pegrona
Miss Lanse
Ash
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Simeon Weldon
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Jwine
Sportlight on intercollegiate athletic year across East West and South
A survey of top college performances in football baseball track and field basketball golf and crew highlights Princeton California Michigan West Point Annapolis Colgate and others. The piece notes standout teams and athletes across conferences, with mentions of dual meets and championship odds as the season wraps. It also touches on looming financial strains and upcoming Liberty loan appeals shaping the era.
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Jowa
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Fine Annapolis
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Sherdel Weakens and Cubs Defeat St Louis Cards
Cardinals fall as Sh erdel weakens allowing Cubs to win. The foggy play by Cubs offense and defense leads to a decisive victory at the park. Key moments include solid pitching and timely hits that break the game open. The late innings secure the Cubs win over St Louis.
Spider Kelly to second Gibbons against Dempsey
Spider Kelly of San Francisco has agreed to handle and accompany Tom Gibbons in the July 4 world heavyweight title bout against champion Jack Dempsey. Manager Eddie Kane touts Kelly as a near-certain factor in victory as Gibbons trains with long runs and calisthenics amid a crowded Shelby crowd and talk of a large arena, mosquito complaints, and street vendors.
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Pider Kelly
San Francisco
Tom Gibbons
Sfort
Dack Denmsey
Kelly
Eddie Kane
Ring Battles
Kane
der Kelly
Gibbon
Gibbons
Jimmy Delaney
George Macley
Denver
Mike Collins
Jack Burkight
Tillie Rishpean
Joe Simoneh
Dandy Dillon
Babe Merman
New York
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Amedia
Shelby
New Jersey
Sis Laware
Handicapped Play On At Brooklawn
A handicap syndicate at Brooklawn with Inka to compete this afternoon expects over 24 entrants. Many plan to pay off matches in the Glu championship lane as the event opens. Starting Monday the women's Spring Tournament runs four days with an eleven hole qualifying round and a prize for the low net score.
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Competiton
Glu
Star twirler tops Shea as Bridgeport High leads
Paddy Luterx, star twirler for Bridgeport High School's baseball team, succeeds Ray Shea as captain and top pitcher. The team claims a state title bid after a strong season ending with Bridgeport's win over Hartford High, while Hilltoppers and other local squads posted mixed results. The season featured notable games, standout hitters, and a split record against several rivals, with Bridgeport finishing among the contenders in the region.
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Art Brownstein
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Hillteoners
Dempsey Receives Second $100,000 Pledge for Fight
The article notes Jack Dempsey was given a second $100,000 as seed money for an upcoming bout in Helena, Montana. The funds, totaling $100,000, were sent by the First National Bank of Great Falls and are part of the purse expected before the champion enters the ring.
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Connecticut Police Field Day Adds Distance Swim Title
New Haven on June 22 reports the state wide Police Field Day at Lighthouse Point July 25 features a three mile Connecticut championship swim. The event, under AAU supervision, opens to registered amateurs with prizes to top finishers. Ravin Rock starts the course across New Haven harbor to Lighthouse Point, with boxing exhibitions in the evening and several police only bouts. Entry blanks to be sent to T J Tracy of the New Haven Police Department.
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Lynn
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St James Fends Off Sunday Gap in Stratford Game
The St James team from Stratford has no Sunday game and seeks a meeting with potential opponents. They are anxious to book a semi, aiming to rebound after last Sunday's loss to Devon A C. The squad remains optimistic about evening the score this weekend.
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