Bridgeport A C Strong Team Entered In Track Meet
Bridgeport A C poised for a strong showing at a two day Danbury track carnival. Local police will ride in revolver shoots and several Bridgeport athletes enter state and open events including relays and pole vault. Gene Walker and other local riders also listed for Saturday competitions.
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Standings and Results From Yesterday in Baseball
Yesterday's results show Boston losing to New York 4 0 and St Louis leading New York 3 1 in the standings. Philadelphia and Brooklyn posted wins while Chicago and Pittsburgh faced schedules, with Boston at Philadelphia and New York at Washington on today's national league slate.
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Washington
Nerdays
Polenopia
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New Yo
St. Louis
Pitesburgh
Albany Blanks Brasso In Desert Club Match
Albany defeated Waterbury 4 to 0 as Cosgrove turned a double play in a patched lineup. Morgan pitched well for Albany while Waterbury struggled with timely hits and fielding errors.
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Four players reach semis in collegiate tennis Philadelphia
In the singles championship at the Merton Cricket Club two Midwesterners Walter Wesbrook Michigan and Wray Brown Washington University St Louis along with Philp Neer Leland Stanford and L E Williams Yale Brown upset James Davies Landon Stanford to advance to the semifinals. Andres Morgan Penn battles Neer but loses 8 5 6 2 while Wesbrook advances over Dartmouth captain C W Sanders Jr 7 6 6 2. Yale beats Harvard as Williams defeats Morris Duane 3 6 6 1 6 2. In doubles Neer Davies LeLand Stanford beat Sanders Howe Dartmouth 3 6 6 4 6 4 and Howard Howard Taylor Princeton defeat Morgan Vannemen Penn 3 6 6 4 6 4.
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Merton Cricket Club
Walter _ Wesbrook
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St. Louis
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Davies
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Andres Morgan
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Dartmouth College
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Willams
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Chicago
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Howard Taylor
Princeton
Andrew —Morfan
Marshall Vannemen
Pennsylvania
Philip Neer
Lelang
Stanford
W. Sanders, Jr
A. B. Howe
Dartmouth
Two Offers For Derby Winner Declined By Owner
Cincinnati June 15 Two offers were made for Thi bageux owned by Alfred Vogeler after his colt finished second to Whisk away and defeated Morvich last Saturday in the Latonia special race. Spence bid 50,000 dollars for Montfort Jones and Kirk Harrington while the Trotter Stable offered 240,000. Both were refused and the owner plans to run the colt in the Latonia Derby Saturday.
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Alfred Vogeler
Thibageux
Whitskaway
Morvich Satute Day
Spence
Montfort Jones
Kirk Harrington
Trotter
Clemons Likely Broken Hand Holds Cardinals in Limbo
St. Louis Cardinals catcher Clemons is reported to have a probable broken bone in the palm of his right hand. The injury could sideline him for an extended period, leaving Eddie Ainsmith as the team's only experienced catcher.
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Varnon Clemons
St. Louis Cardinals
Clemons
Cardinals
Eddie Ainsmith
Dundee White Set for Fourth Clash in Stock Island
Johnny Dundee meets Chicago puncher Charley White for the fourth time in a ten round decision bout tonight at Stock Island Delaware. The card features heavyweight action and local fighters aiming for a decisive victory in the tied series between the pair.
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Chicago
Charley White
Stock Island
Johnny Buff to Meet Lynch July 10 at Dyckman Oval
New York reports bantamweight champion Johnny Buff returns from seven months out to challenge west side rival Lynch in a fifteen round title bout at Dyckman Oval on July 10. Buff has weakened by illness and a recent operation, while Lynch promises a decisive defense. Eddie Mead, Lynch's manager, promotes the match amid prior postponed tries.
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Tos. Lynch
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Joe
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Garden
Smith
Burt
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Irish Olympic tryouts planned for New York week
The Amateur Athletic Union seeks to assemble a US team of Irish descent for the Dublin race championships Aug 6 14. Tryouts in track and field swimming boxing handball and cycling will be held in New York July 10 11 12 14 with events open to amateurs born in Ireland or with Irish parentage or grandparentage.
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Ederick" W. Hubler
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Shanlaud Signs With Tigers Edge Augusta Team
Augusta Ga June 28 Vazeman Shanlaud a former college player joins Detroit Tigers organization and is sent to Augusta for further seasoning. He has reported to the Augusta club of the South Atlantic Hesocration and left with the team for Spartanburg where the locals play today.
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Vaseman Shanlaud
Bash College
Lic Augusta
Spartanburg
Shanlaub
Detroit Tigers
Augusta
Umpire Owens Injured in Chicago Detroit Game
Umpire Brick Owens of the American League suffered a fractured collar bone after a foul ball struck him during the Chicago Detroit game. He was removed to a local hospital for treatment.
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Brick” Owens
al Daspitayaaa
Ruth often ranks among all-time greats in sport writing
Grantland Rice surveys Babe Ruth as the game's top draw yet compares him to Cobb, Sisler, Hornsby and Collins. He notes Ruth's temperament, public appeal, and the difficulty of fair ranking. The column muses on boxing figures Carpentier, Greb, and Dempsey, plus baseball legends, while reflecting on performance slumps and legendary status.
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Cobb
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Hornaby
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Carpentier
Greb
Dempsey
Browns Beat Cleveland 9 0 to Open Series
In Cleveland on June 2, the St Louis Browns shut out the Indians 9 to 0 after the first two games of the series. Kolp delivered strong pitching as Cleveland failed to find support behind its hitters.
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Kolp
Browns
ST. Louis
Brown to lose few stars as 1924 athletic year opens
Providence dispatch notes Brown University will retain most of its varsity athletes for 1924. Football will be strong with Captain-elect Goilian and Goidel leading a largely freshman lineup. Only two graduates from the basketball guard position depart, while several returning players, including Wagenrecht and Mitchell, are expected to bolster the 1923-24 squad.
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Miller
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Marshall
Tuckerman
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Hamonian
Jack Britton A Remarkable Ring Career Record
New York June 28 Jack Britton born Oct 14 1885 Clifton is celebrated for a long boxing career starting at age 29. He held the world welterweight title since 1919 and defeated or outpointed many foes including Steve Kinney Lew and Daytor Lewis in key bouts at Madison Square Garden and Canton Ohio.
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Jack Tritton
Clifton
Regard Books
Writton
Steva Kinney
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Ghent
Kyala
Brion
Tord
Wid) Lews
Bon Canton
Ohio
Lou Bauman
Ansonia Boy Dies After Bat Accident at New Haven Hospital
Henry Walker, seven, of Ansonia, died at New Haven hospital after being struck in the stomach by a batter two weeks earlier during a casual swing. He was the son of Grace Walker and brother of a three-year-old. The tragedy follows coverage of Miss Katherine Davis, famed American female pitcher, entering a Brighton Beach meet for a baseball and basketball throw competition.
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Jeno
Henry Walker
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Grace Walker
Caves
New York
Mise Watherine Davis
America
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Davis
New Hampshire College Announces Nine Game Football Schedule
Durham New Hampshire June 28 The New Hampshire College football schedule lists nine contests including games with West Point and Cornell. opponents slated at home pending adjustment with United States Marines Bates Norwich Camel at Trhaga United States Military Academy West Point Massachusetts Agricultural College Am hearst Vermont University of Maine Manchester Boston University scheduled for September to November.
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West Point
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Norwich
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Trhaga
United States Military Academy
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Amhearst
Collegiate Tennis Officers Named At Intercollegiate Meet
Philip Neer of Leland Stanford was elected president of the Intercollegiate Tennis Association at a meeting in Philadelphia. Yale’s Lucien E. Williams became vice president with Marshall Vanneman of Pennsylvania as secretary and A. A. Harper of Cornell as treasurer.
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Philip Neer
Leland Stanford
Intercollegiate Tenms Association
Lucien E. Willams
Yale
Marshall Vanneman
Pennsylvania
A. A.harper
Cornell
Hope to hold N. E. title meet August 27
Boston headlined by Chairman William Kenney of the New England track and field championship committee aims to stage the annual amateur athletic championships at Franklin Field Sunday afternoon August 27. Approval from the Park and Recreation committee is nearly secured, leaving only formal permission outstanding.
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William Kenney
New England Track and Fhield Championship Committee
Im. EA
Pranklin Field
Park and Trecreation Committee
Vnigh Vermission
Two Big Events Planned for Schuylkill Regatta
Philadelphia June 28 The Schuylkill Navy plans two major events for the Schuylkill River regatta season. A grandstand will be erected for the national regatta on August 8 and 9, with seats reserved for subscribers. Notable entrants include Paul Walter Hoover, still abroad, and rising Canadian talent J. Darwan, plus Castella of the Vesper Boat Club. The event marks the American Rowing Association's anniversary and will feature junior crews on opening day.
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Detalia
Anil People's
Sehaylic Navy Organization
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Eddie Jiarnan
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Gilmore
Bachelors Barge Club
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Major boxing card set at State Street Arena tonight
Attendance expected around 1,100 for a featherweight double header featuring Earl Baird of California vs Kid Kaplan of Mediten in a 12 round bout. Also Young Luby meets Harry Peterson over ten rounds, Jim Bones vs Young Mulligan in six, Spike Marino vs Young Griffo in four, with gates opening at 6:30 and referees/speakers announced.
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State Street Arena
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Cal
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Bridgeport
Harry Peterson
Stamford
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Norwalk
Jim Bones
Spike Marino
New Haven
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State Street
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Enry ‘Bard
Bard
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Ludy
Earl France
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Youns Luby
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Bones
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Ais
Norwalk Pears
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Spike Dtarino
Park City
Young McAulitte
Tack BleGer Wil
Stichanells O'Connor
Rounds & Aqus
Young Grillo
Oriole Cubs Challenge Details and Contact
The Oriole Cubs invite teams aged 14 to 40 to join a citywide challenge. For arrangements contact J Hornax at 161 or 781 Hal Jets Street.
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J. Hornax
Hal- Jets Street
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