Ten Bridgeport Golfers Enter State Championship Division
Seeley and Hovey tie for medal at Brooklawn Club as ten Bridgeport golfers advance to the championship division. The Brooklawn squad wins the team match by a wide margin over New Haven and others, with Seeley and Minor among the favorites for Saturday's final rounds.
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Bridgeport
Seeley and Hovey
Brooklawn Club
Seeley
Hovey
Minor
Ikegsie Lewis
Greenwich Country Club
Nate Wheel
B. P. Merriman
Robert! Hbet
RF. J . Sanford
Litchfield Club
W. Whittemore
Hartford
F. Holland
Wee Burn
Jerry Travers
Sa Wheeler
Merriman
Reggie Lewis
Holland
Abbott
Hubbard
Staruar Iline
R. G. Bigelow
Walda
W. C. MacDonald
TIO
Mas Whistler
SSSR
Socklawn
New Haven
Brooklawn
Broad mix of scores with college crew notes and games
STERN LEAGUE results include New Haven 3 over Bridgeport 1 and Albany 6 over Hartford 4 with further matchups tomorrow. NATIONAL LEAGUE results show Brooklyn 4 Pittsburgh 2 and Boston 6 St Louis 2 with Chicago 1 and New York 2 Philadelphia 3. Harvard crew works report from Conn notes easy workouts at navy yard, varsity boat with Burden at No 3 Kane at No 7 Balwin in second crew. Minor scores from Midwest baseball and city schedules conclude the brief.
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ST. Louiso
Waterbury
Ason
Zork
Brian
Pierson
Holmes
Hamilton
Sere Shaw
Biglow
Hartford
Jackson
Pries Lowa
Rath
Whittemore
Rothwell
Ridser
Weatogue
Aqinor
Japp
Beers
Irving
Younes
New York
Race Brook
Patterson
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Ward
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Ko Pratt
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Shocker
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Bodie
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W.T. Warner
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H. Jarvis
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Red Top
Conn
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Princeton Team Wins College Golf Title
Princeton secures the collegiate golf championship with a team score of 145 in the final round. Individual qualifiers include Dartmouth Barhawn James Yale and Pennsylvanias Bae De r Barhawn as leaders.
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Princeton
Senators Take Final Game from Tigers
Washington completed a clean sweep of the Detroit series by edging the Tigers 3 to 2 in Detroit. Erickson earned the win for Washington, while Ayers took the loss for Detroit as shoddy defense and timely hitting favored the visitors in a tight affair.
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Senators
Tigers
Detroit
Mich
Washington
Detroihy
Ruben Marquard Proves Invincible After First
International match notes show Ruben Marquard dominant in the first game with Rochester and Jersey City performances cited alongside players Cumors Wilhelm Goldsmith Ross Biemiller Burfield and P. Fret lag. Second game details list Akron Baltimore Reading and Buffalo Swarth with Flaherty Walker Parnham Eneisch Lefer among scorers. Toronto Syracuse Devine Tipple Nethergall Quinn Neivergall are also named in the subsequent matchup rundown.
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Rochester
Jersey City
Clifford
Manning
Carlson
Gill
Hreilag
Akron
Baltimore
Lambeth
Staith
Bentley
Flaherty
Walker
Parnham
Eneisch
Lefer
Buffalo Reading
Fellman
Bengough
Swarth
Toronto
Syracuse
Quinn
Devine
Steller
Neivergall
Rescue Laborer Recovered After Cave-In At Sewer Project
A laborer buried nearly three hours under packs and dirt from a cave-in at a sewer digging site operated by Bridge- Bort Sewer company near Vincent's Hospital. He was rescued, conscious, and recovering with physicians optimistic for full recovery.
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Bridge- Bort Sewer Company
Io Cash
Praid
Cerag Strobl
Giovanni
Pace
Avenue
Vincent
Bus Owners Establish Defense Fund for Test Case
Hal Frank president of the city bus owners association disclosed a defense fund raised by members at a Tuesday meeting. Each owner contributes 45 cents daily to a Defense Fund called a Pynd to cover expenses of an upcoming test case, with one member contributing 16 dollars.
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Tag
Hal Frank
Frank
Fans Await Gong In Battle Between Allen and Steady
Fans anticipate a boxing clash featuring Allen and Steady with Wan Harbo and Steadman in support. The card includes Young Jor Rall vs Youngs Mrdonald and Young Leo Johnson versus Uni. Parker referees, O Connor watches, promising a rugged night of bouts in Bridgeport.
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Gong
Allen
Steady
Chalgii
Arno Mawhmakers
Andy Parker
Maleh Steadman
Johnny Allen
Crashn Pride
Jur Stealman
Alien
Seadman
Jor Rall
Alovite
Will Ake
Youngs
Mrdonald Laland
Donald
Armoury
Laspair
Luby
Leo Johnson
Unis
Leo
Bridgeport
Barney
Jimmy Wilde
Champi Y Parker
Mike O'Connor
Gu Doto
Philosophical Society Prepares for New Season Meetings
A well attended Philosophical Society gathering at St Broad Street confirmed the Knights of Pythias rooms at 1026 Main Street will host the upcoming season. President absence noted, with next meeting set for July at 1975 Main Street.
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Fdgreport Philosophical Society
St Broad Street
Knights of Pythias
Main Street
John C. Custer
J. Ratzool
Soreauralon
Fess
Tilden Dominates at Wimbledon in Easy Victory
Tilden of Philadelphia routed Franklin county rival in straight sets 6-1 6-1 6-0 to claim a quick win. The day also saw Japan’s Zense Shimidzu defeat Anda Gobori in a rugged match, while Stanley Bost edged Samuel Hardy in doubles with Johnston and Tilden prevailing in the London game doubles.
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Wimbledon
William
Tilden
Philadelphia
Frankln
Zenso Shimidzu
Anda Gobori
Zense Shimidzu
Japan
London
Stanley Bost
Samuel Hardy
Choa- Bo
Gane
Johnston
Til-den
Blythman
Harrison
Englind
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Bowden Lowers Record in Winning Mass Title
Newton Mass Joe George Bowden of the Commonwealth Country Club won the state open golf championship with 238 strokes over 72 holes, the lowest in Massachusetts history. He shattered the course record with a 70 in the 18 hole forenoon round. Tom McNamara finished second and George Dernseed placed third.
Chief Bender Dominates Walshmen in Narrow Loss at New Haven Park
Chief Bender again proved his mastery over Walshmen as the Americans, finally fielding a full regular lineup, fell 4 to 1 at New Haven. Lennon pitched well for the Weigsmen until late, while Bender shut them down with dominant pitching in the late innings. The New Haven lineup benefited from timely hits and errors, but Bender’s crafty pitching and a clutch ninth inning showcase left fans praising his monster performance.
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Weir
Bender
Newheld Park
Bridgeport
Walsh
New Haven
Bander
Cumners
Cinet
Niagara
Eddie Lennon
Americans
Indians
Lennon
Niagara Eddie
Weigsmen
Herring
Roy Grimes
Weastr
Lar
Torpay
McGowan
Ray Grimes
Hank Brackett
Weafer
Bue
Dan
Roy
Kes
Martin
Ray
Asher
Grimes
Minerva Walloper
Buck
Cenier
Bobby Ore Buck
Bankus
Princeton
Haml J
Cornell
Sylvania
Umpire McDonald Opinion Cited In Contested Baseball Game
The report recounts umpire McDonald's strong differing view on a ball near the catcher Johnny Nag. Fans clashed with officials over pitches and strikes, and the game paused as players faced potential crowd trouble. Roy Grimes made a notable fourth inning play, stopping a hard Nagle return with a bare-handed catch and a fast throw to Ray. The Walsh squad travels to Hartford to meet the Senators in a twin bill.
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McDonald
Johnny Nag
Ians
Mae
Strees
Ed Walsh
Bender
Roy Grimes
Nagle
Roy
Brother Ray
Walshmen
Hartford
Senators
Gle
Mit
Giants Snatch a Victory from Cubs
New York defeated Chicago in a pitchers battle in the second game of the series by 3 to 1. Chicago led briefly in the seventh on a double steal by Merkle and Herzog, but New York answered with two runs in the second half on hits by Young and Kelly. Iris, Kauli, and other details appear garbled.
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Boston
Doak
Wild
Tess
St. Louis
Oeseng
Cardinals
Hornsby
Lame Wa
LOTUS
Fourier
Schultz
Lavan
al Dangein
Dilhoefer
Sherdell
Korth
Smith
Mebienry
Clemons
Biab
Powell
Cruise
Boeckel
Ah Maran
C. Grows
Stock
Snert Cruise
Pick
Maranville
Shotton
Vournier
Ay Lous
Sherdel
Deschger
Sherdell i
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Ansings
Amduyant An Linna
Oeschrer
Peak Auimpire
Klem and
Emslie
New York
Alexander
Chicago
Aly
Flack
Rf Hollacher
Rob Tson
If Merkle
Arrell
Herzog
Sicking
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Toney
Teta
Alexander Merkle
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Pia Ferkle
Je ‘Ell
Ifiees
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Elle
Ollocher
Terry
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Srekin
Kelley
Bacro Ty Gilum Pases
Bev
Batts
Aney Ihac Herzog
Moran Ind Rigler
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Zhebro
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R. Cook
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B.D. Sanford
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A. E. Ranney
H. English
W. P. Seeley
English
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Davis
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Philosophical Society
Nation Tenge Rorneus Iy
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Mender
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