Welterweight Champion Wins On Fouls In Thirteenth Round
Benny Leonard defeats Britton after a controversial thirteenth round foul. Leonard, tied to the ropes, slipped, exchanged rights and lefts as Britton pressed. A technical foul was called on Leonard after the finish, with Britton down and unhurt.
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Winsom Benny Leonard
Gotham
Leonard
Britton
Champon
Leonard Fath
al Jett
Dleonira
Leanare
Brittan
Onard
Hsrittan
Chance
Bisritton
Eigar
Leonlard
Carnier
Jlacvics
Jeonard
Dia mix
Britten
Leopard
Sritton
Brillod
Lennard
Briteton
Briteton Broke Aay
Aveny
Haley
Reece
Wag
Leonard J
Pabellennes Britton
Track Meet at Pleasure Beach in Bridgeport
Bridgeport Trade School hosts an annual track and field meet at Pleasure Beach with two baseball games. Teams include Danbury and the State Vocational League entrants. Events feature sprints, jumps, relays, and a field events program with listed participants and instructors expected to compete.
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Bridgeport Trade School
Afty
Danbury
Federal Board
Glynn
Whales
Gunter
Ba Koost
Krammer
Taylor
Jenvick
Rogerson
Philbrink
Normand
Wallace
Glynn- Whalen
Bowman
Jerwick
Votehti
Scott
Chacho
Brilling
Barcados
Deri
Freesola
Dronges
Clacetinns
Keiser
Price
Leski
Lakoanski
Ormande
Vasse
Wallaca
Coons
I Carpenters
Smith
Tylor
Jackie
del Vecchio
Phalen
Pisinelli
Stobo
T Mendrickson
Lidikson
W. Kendrickson
Hartford Jumps Into Second Place In Standings
Hartford defeated Bridgeport to move into second place with a one point lead over Pittsfield. New Haven battered Woodward yesterday, while Waterbury slipped to fourth. New Haven plays here today.
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Bridgeport
Hartford
Senators
Pittsfield
New Havens
Woodward
Waterbury
New Haven
Remington Cubs Defeat Hilltops in 7 3 Game
The Remington Cubs beat the Hilltops 7 to 3 on Sunday. Neiman led the effort with strong hitting and pitching, while Hite was retired in four trips. Bab igon's Wag and other players showed solid performance. all players must report for price Tutsday evening at Yellow Mill.
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Scratford Hintons
Rerington Cubs
Neiman
Babigon
Yellow Mill
Yale Rowing Policy Unclear After Victory Over Harvard
Yale's rowing decisions for next year remain unsettled though a win by the first varsity crew over Harvard suggests George Corderry will stay as head coach with his brother Paes Corderry as assistant. Yale officials reportedly prefer to keep an American coaching approach, and insiders say a renewal may hinge on another season.
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Conn
Yale
Iit
Harvard
George Corderry
Sheety
Paes Corderry
New York
Haines
Uy Yale
Anghor Gibson
Pally
Wiig
Dick Glendon
Navy
Ory Tim Thice
Columbia Solag
Tiice
Jim
Glendon Glenda
Armapolla
Lo Theonen
Rowits Notaive
Gleadon
Ren
John Hoyle
Cornell
Doe Wright
Penn
Joe A
Canada
George E. Silvers
Islandbrooke
Memders
Nexl
Joe
Columbia
Dr. Howe
Rav
el Corderey
Cvomt
Nemeth
John Goetrhius
Steryi
Cordeery Brothers
Hoover to defend Diamond Sculls title June 30 in Duluth
Walter Hoover of Duluth world dinghy sculling champion will defend the Diamond Sculls title on June 30 in Duluth at the Fingish Hanley event for the Philadelphia Gold Challenge Cup. The Dakota Boat Club committee announced Hoover’s defense despite the national regatta in August where he will not defend the cup.
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Duluth
Minn
Hanley
Walter Hoover
Philadelphia
Dajota Boat Club
Hoover
Sacraments Lose In Norwalk Baseball Thriller
The Sacraments of Bridgeport clashed with Norwalk yesterday in a 10 inning baseball tilt. Norwalk pulled ahead late, winning the final run after a strong start by Burns and a late exchange, with Campanats shining on the locals’ side and two stolen bases. The Sacraments are favored locally and slated to meet the Lockwoods of South Norwalk next Sunday.
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Sacraments
Bridgeport
Davia
O'Connel
Campanats
Norwalk
Bridgeport High Wins County Tennis Title at Brooklawn
Bridgeport High captured the county tennis championship at Brooklawn with Kenneth Hayward winning the singles title. Hayward defeated Evers 16-3 9-? to clinch the final, while Bridgeport also secured doubles and other match wins as Stamford and Greenwich contenders trailed.
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Bridgeport High
Brooklawn
Ken Hayward
Kenneth Hayward
Bridgeport
Jairdeth
Verday
Etnyward
Wit Webs
Bart Lub Pounds
Sompie-Ely
Ovecyona
Moray
Haywood
Jacy Lane
Yale
Tyesides
Sridgesort
Stamford
Paittiel
Brvattered Fh
Yale Men Want Glendon To Coach Bulldogs Crew
Yale men seek Dick Glendon to coach the varsity crews amid talks on Yale leadership after Harvard’s decisive win. The piece notes Glendon’s Navy coaching and hints Yale may consider a change in leadership, with Corderry’s methods praised for building urgency and strength.
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YALE
Dick Glendon
Bulldog
All Collegians to Play Fairfield Team
All Collegians will play the Fairfield region team in Fairfield on Sunday July 4. Tomorrow afternoon practice will be at Hammond No 6 Seaside Park with Levery Berger Gallagher Gahway Quelin Shas Coons Walker Strauss Lyveh Reynolds Mertens Corns listed for participation. Coordinators invite out of town clubs to communicate with Fred Reynolds 98 Park Terrace.
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Thy All Collegigues
Fairfield Region
Fairfield
Collesions
Hammond No. 6
Seaside Park
Levery
Berger
Galagher
Gahway
Quelin
Shas
Coons
Walker
Strauss
Lyveh
Reynolds
Mertens
Corns
Copegrans
Fred Reynolds
Park Terrace
Brooklyn Outfielder Reaches 2000 Major League Hits
New York June 26 Zach Wher bowght by Brooklyn Bigelail eth from the Mo pi e club of the Southern Tecqua made his first major hit at the Polo Grounds off Osis Crandall. At the same grounds in the porles with the Giants which ended Saturday te set lis .090th safety. The Brooklyn outfielder to be only playes in the National League to be credited with a grand total of 2,000 white. This , due to the lack of in hertine in the parent major Tony Shady. Wiest alloys hess on team to surpasd the record of S432 pave drives made by Honus Wagner in the latter's major league eure of twenty-ong years.
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Zach Wher Bowght
Brooklyn Bigelail Eth
Mopi E
Tecqua
Polo Grounds
Osis Crandall
Porles
Giants
Brooklyn
Tony Shady
Wiest Alloys Hess
Honus Wagner
Lineburgh 15 Star Leads YMC A Tourney
Lineburgh 15 star Lineburgh leads YMCA tennis tourney after a 1 19 second round win. Wetteraia Thachurch defeats Th W Page and others post round results show Diady beating Te T with 6 3 8 7 W Cambourn defeats Read 6 2 1 0 and Moulter and Asher post wins in the event attracting strong local interest.
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Lineburgh
YMC. A. Tourney
Wetteraia Thachurch
Th. W. Page
MG. A
B. Diady
Feat
Dr. Te T
Willi Faerie
V. Moulter
TH. Read
Aser
Bethel High Nine Beats Danbury Fith School
Bethel High School defeats Danbury with a 2-0 win in the final game of the season. Hibbard, a Bethel player, allowed only one hit and earned a strong pitching performance. Bethel improves to 12 wins on the year.
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Bethel High Nine
Danbury
Ertwel
High Sehgal Mig
Danbury Fith
Craw
Hfigh School
Bethel
Tanbury
Hibbard
Bethel High School
Princeton Grid Team To Visit South In 1923
Atlanta June 26 Princeton football plans first South visit to Oglethorpe University during October 1923 as part of Princeton week and opening of a new athletic stadium expected by fall 1923. Readings releases four players including Niebius Yarnilton Phalmark and Durkin.
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Princeton
Oglethorpe Universiy
G. St. Butte
Ruading
Reading
Reading International League
Chih
Dick Niebius
Carter Yarnilton
O1to Phalmag
Jimmy Durkin
M. G. Moore
Judge Landis Advises Hubs Players on Discipline
Judge Landis visits hubs in Boston and New York to counsel players on conduct and focus. He warns against rambling speeches and urges attention to sunrise as a metaphor for steady, disciplined play.
Dundee Signs To Fight Sharkey In New York Bout
Johnny Dundee signs to meet Sharkey in a junior lightweight title bout in New York. They agree on a 135 pound limit for the bout with weigh in the day of the fight. Dave Deriecoll arranged the bout and will serve as substitute for the match between Sharkey and Pepper Maretin after the other plan fell through due to an attraction’s demerits for heavyweights.
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New York
Johnny Dundee
Jock Sharkey
We Word
Dave Deriecoll
Bruter
Shirkey
Pepper
Marettin
Baird
Kit
Ora
Hix
Kaplan
Mig Waters
Kid Wag~ree
Philadelphia
Bala
George Dwyer
Harey Peterson
Stamford
Livhy
Luby
Ducky
Bones
Mulligan
Jim Bones
Marsden
New Haven
Oxford to Get Star Athlete Stevenson in Stevenson
Oxford will obtain a top track athlete when Bill Stevenson, previously national PAU quarter mile champ, attends Gage to study law. The arrival adds a high profile runner who will join Oxford’s track and football squads and Nyssa baseball expectations, with Jim Ross also noted as a local future standout.
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Oxford
Stevenson
Prineetor
N. J
Harvard Blanked Yale Nine In Kaplan Bout This Afternoon
Harvard blanked Yale as Earl Baird was expected to arrive for the Kaplan match this afternoon. The game featured rugged defense, key errors, and late rallies, with Goode and Eddy providing power for Harvard while Yale fought to avoid a blowout.
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Harvard
Earl Baird
YALE
Brown Invited to Swim Meet in New York
Capt. Brown, world champion long distance swimmer, receives invitation to attend the Tark-Tn Baths Swimming aviation event to be held July 3. The event is described as the hardest ever attempted with experts garantir. The AALU signed the invitation, promising over fifty entries and a victory prize the Scounun Trophy.
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York
Capt. Brown
AALU
Dugan Named Lynn Univ captain in cross varsity link
Len Dugan of Lynn was chosen captain for next season, following a family tradition of athletic leadership. The article notes his prior playing for the gunfield team and lists surrounding boxing and boxing related news from Boston and New Haven, including upcoming matchups and trainer plans.
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Trven
Lent
Lynnne Loy
Ay Cross
Leo
Joe” Dugan
Dugan
Enson
Seguin
Ele
Eugene Crigul
Trance Nox Heen
Arthur Wyne
Beleaim
Paris
Europa
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