Six Bridgeporters Qualify in State Golf Event
Six Bridgeport golfers advanced to the state championship rounds in the Connecticut Golf Association tournament. Sid Mott J L Hubbard W Parker Seeley Bathaniel Wheeler Paul Haviland and A M Baldwin earned their spots as 176 or more players competed across New Haven Country Club Race Brook Country Club and other venues.
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Bridgeport
New Haven
New Hayter
New Haven Country Club
Race Brook
Connecticut Golf Association
Tive
W. K. Reid
Farmington
F. Stoddard, Jr
Iaw
Reid
Boddard
Wa. Heynice
Giles
F. Smart
Smart
HOD &Strone
OW Sweeney
H.R Carey
EL Morell
Ross Ti
Rod Cutte
P. Seeley
Armstrong
G Sargent
Cheney Sr
Wy Wheeler
P. Haviland
Heesler
Cheney
RM Armstrong
Muele
Woodruff
Sg Fletson
Woo
Eg Armstrong
Cheeney
Sweener
F Smart
Wheeler
Hubbbard
Worayuff Jr
Hevniger
Sargeant Neao
Lille
Rieddart
Dade
Morrel
Armatrane
Haviland
Pierson
Barnes
White
Strong
Wil Cry
Keley
Sargent C. Elwell
C. Zimmerman
MacDonald
Igal
Ridabock
B. Harlow
Pratt
Benton
Gerard
Berger le
Heyniger
Alfred
Dean
Pau Havi
Day Jr
Couch
Holland
Morrell
Nichols
G. Ber
Bartlett
M. Adrich
D. Cutler
Ba &T
Duries
H. Baldwin
Wil Sa
Merriman
Carey
Seeley
Baterson
E.edennick
Rice
Shannon
MacLauchlan
Barker
Rees Ag
B. Winslow
Meek
Mraethur
C Moore
Spear
Saston, Jr
Butler Ang
Terrell
Joy J. Bennett
Me H
Lockwood
Oh. Rees
Decker An
T Hubbard
Breadbene
I . H. Larsen
Sapeen
Sacraments Meet Sacred Hearts In Opening League Game
The Sacraments face the Sacred Hearts in the first Heeren League game of the week at Seaside Park tonight. Expected pitchers Altahusen or Farrell oppose Totla on the mound. Lineup features Cassidy, Young, Shea, Burke, Lubik, Bowden, Guerin, Bakas, Desitt, Thwean, Clark, Felrenrizh, Tarkin, Turns, Robinson and Adda in various positions.
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Sacred Hearts
Seaside Park
Altahusen
Farrell
Totla
Ralph Cassidy
Youngs
Shea
Burke
Lubik
T Bowden
Guerin Og
J Bowden
Sehrieher
Bakas
Desitt
Brave rookie doors Worcester join stalemate
Kibbie of the University of Texas debates joining Worcester Panthers while Manizer Dave Tunroft coordinates the move. Frank Wiogan, a Soemersvile High alum, joins the Braves in New York ahead of a potential season with the team. Hogan aims to play daily as Teague and the Panthers struggle with outfield depth. Hogan will not be sent to Worcester.
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Kibbie
University of Texas
Boston
Manizer
Dave Tunroft
Worcester Panthers
Fort Worth
Braves
New York
Ribbie
Woresley
Frank Wiogan
Soemersvile High
Sthantontfelder
Manora
Hogan
Bancroft
Fastens
Teague
Panthers
Worcester
Johnson to Referee Pancho Villa Jimmy McLarnin Bout
Robby Johnson of San Francisco will referee the ten round Pancho Villa versus Jimmy McLarnin bout at Oakland Baseball Park promoters announced late today. Villa’s flyweight title will not be at stake as McLarnin scales over the lightweight limit.
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N Francisco
Robby Johnson
San Francisco
Jimmy Mclarnin
Oakland Baseball Park
Villa
McLarning Acales
New Haven to Host Nutmeg A A Fight Night Card
Georig Day is off N H card as Nutmeg A plans an open air fight arena show in New Haven with 38 rounds of live action. Mickey Travers, Joe Currie, Laurie Rich, George Proto, and Happy Rollinson headline a card featuring 132 and 112 pound bouts, with multiple substitutes and anticipated knockouts.
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New Haven
Nutmeg A
Mickey Travers
Joe Currie
Laurie Ich George Proto
Happy Rollinson
Chero
Rollinson
Simon Pure
Joey Kaufman
New York
Kaufman Follent
Collie Plevies
Tony Travera
Georgie Tas
Mickey
Hell
Cenrrie Day
Tarry Roach
Newark
Dav
Reach
Dorando
Jamacca
J. T
White
Metrooportan
Joe
Laurie Rich
George Protomrgie
Young Scotty
Bridgenert
Scotty
Mighty Whe
Park City
Shelton Tad
Detroit Wins Doubleheader At Cleveland
Detroit takes both ends of a doubleheader from Cleveland in a 4 1 win and a 7 4 win. Cobb collected nine hits in five at bats, including three doubles in game one, while Klugman added a double and three singles in game two. Manush homered for Detroit in the second game as Cleveland’s Klugman and Jamieson contributed for their clubs.
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Cleveland
Petroit
Cobb
Klugman
Manush
Haney
Detroit
Scabes
Jamieson
Lee
Speaker
Sewell
Burns
Summa
Walters
Karr
Speece
Unlez
Hellmann
Jones
Wingo
O' Rourke
Leonard
Micher
Op Rourke
Kan
Ormsby
Rowland
Dinnegen
Po Jamieson
McNulty
Myatt
Yowell
Uhle
Em Panny
Towell
Boon
O'Rourke
Hellmans
Blue
Balla
Dauss
Henley Regatta Opens With Foreign Competitors At Henley
London June 29 The Royal Regatta begins at Henley on Thames on Wednesday drawing visitors from across England and abroad. Eighty two entries compete across events led by the Grand Challenge Cup with eight crews and an overseas Diamond Sculls field featuring Walter Hoover the 1922 champion. France is represented by M P Detton Australia by 14 Montefiore and Britain by J Beresford Jr. The event marks a premier social fixture of England’s season.
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London
Hen-+ Yey-on-Thames
England
Laume
Thames
Stu
Amsterdam
Henley
Walter Hoover
France
Senators Defeat Athletics Tighten Pace In Series
Washington held Philadelphia to 4 1, snapping Sam Gray's first loss of the season. Coveleskie improved to near the league lead in ERA, nine wins, and a 17 game hit streak, as Gary’s seven hits spurred the offense in a decisive win.
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Senators
Coveleskie
Gray
Washington
Philadelphia
Athletics
Sam Gray
Walberg
Mar
Hale
Lamar
Simmons
Welch
Cochrane
Poole
Galloway
Watberg
French
McNealy
Harris
Rice
Goslin
Ludge
Brnege
Peck
Ruel
Judge
S. Harris
Coveleskle
Hita
Nallin, McGowan
Connory
Glen
Dempsey
Gene ‘Tunney
Gene Tunney
Knute Rocknes
Notre Dame
Wall
Knute
Phe
Clark Griffith
Griffith
The Sportlight on Eye Proof and Sport
Grantland Rice explores how slow motion reveals why eye speed misleads in sports. He cites boxing legends and track stars to show how final momentum comes from wrist snap and that the trained eye has limits. He ponders what constitutes sport across ages, then notes boxing and football futures in a lively, period-voiced column.
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Ain
Hawkinson
Dempsey
Tunney
Richards
Helen Wills
Glenna Collett
Babe Ruth
Ty Cobb
Watter Johnson
Gertrude Ederle
Aileen Tugein
Bobby Jones
Paddock
Nurmi
Devereux
Milbbrne
Tommy Hitchcock
Lacey
J. L. Tion
French Tennis Stars Shine On Day Two At Wimbledon
On a sunny Wimbledon day France led the wins across the event with triumphs in men’s doubles women’s singles and doubles and mixed doubles. US players advanced in some matches but faltered in others as Lenglen and Bocorda led French charge with several straight-set wins.
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Wimbledon
Wimpledon
France
United States
Charles Garland
Pittsburgh
Lawrence B. Rice
Boston
M. Hadi
S. M. Jacob
J. B. Fenno
Lucien E. Williams
Chicago
L. A. Godfree
F. H. Jarvis
Scroope
L. A. Meldon
Ged
Mme. Bilout
McInquham
England
Mlle. Nuzanne Lenglen
Elizabeth Ryan
California Pfirl
H. Hograth
P. Dranefick
Jacques Brugnon
Hert Cochet
P. D. B. Spence
C. H Kingsley
Mlle. Lenglen
Jean Bocotta
RC Poland
Misa C. Tyrrell
Joan Fry
Omaose Mme. Billont
Miss Fry
Miss Akhurst
Misa Ei. Byrd
Kathleen McKane
Mile
Lenglen
Miss McKane
Stamford Semi-Pro Team Beats Vaudeville Artists 4-2
Stamford on June 20 reports the Stamford semi pro team defeating the National Vaudeville Artists 4-2 at Shippan avenue field. Pitching by Kuczo for Samford and strong fielding by Ungemak kama Scalzi highlighted the game as the vaudevillians performed a concert. A feature game is planned for July 4 at Hal owe'er park as part of the Safe and Sane celebration with Li Voisi's All Stamfords.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
National Vaudeville Artists
Shippan Avenue Field
Kuczo
Samford
Ungemae Kama Scalzi
Vaudevillians
Stamfords
Li‘Voisi
All Stamfords
Halowe'er? Park
Pirates batter Reds as Rixey struggles in 10–1 win
In a New York report dated June 29, Edouard Mascart faces an arrest order from Supreme Court Justice Bendict over a plan to skip a scheduled fight in France. Other sports notes include MacDonald Smith and Joe Kirkwood winning a golf match in Scotland, a rifle association tournament opening in Meriden, and Joseph Russell advancing in tennis at Philadelphia Cricket Club. Pirates crush Reds 8 1 behind team hits while Rixey is roughed up, Roush sidelined with a strained leg.
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New York
Edouard Mascart
France
Supreme Court
Bendict
Coney Island
Mascart
Babe Herman
California
State Athletic Commission
Herman
Commission
Gleneagles
Scotland
MacDonald Smith
Joe Kirkwood
George Duncan
Abe Mitchell
Duncan
Mitchell
Philadelphia
Joseph Russell
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Russell
L. R. Tilke
Pacers Divide Honors at Plain Dealer Purse Event
NORTH RANDALL Ohio June 29 Archibald and Frank Worthy win the Plain Dealer purse of 3000 for 2 10 pacers on opening day. Archibald drove by Spec Ershine won the first division while Worthy took the second division. Brook Vole failed early and faded as favorite. Worthy driven by Fred Egan finished second in the Deuce heat.
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North Randall
Cleveland
Archibald
Frank Worthy
Plain Dealer
Ershine
Kalamazoo
Brook Vole
Deuce
Fred Egan
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de Bears
Neweld Park
Vagle
Elm City
Waterbury
Brass City
Hartford
Georgie Day
N. H. Card
Ab Pv
Fothergill If
Heilmann
Tavener
Bassler O Danse
Ook
Eit Haney
Jones Ab
Cobhef Heilmann
al Bassler
Leonard P 'Manush
Ith
Henley Regatta
Hillies
Pittsfield
Juve
Pittafie
Thomas
MacPhee
Bedford
Purcell
Colling
Torphy
Mills P —S
Oo Martin
Gleason
Miller
Hauk
Moore
Mayer
Macklin
McKenty
Mills
McThree
Hage
Kenty
Lorry McPhee
Mietsfield
Grantland Rice
Harry Greb
Mickey Walker
Greb
Walker
O. Mcfteehan
Acre
Garry Owen
Land
Snhe
Ty T
McTigue
Gibbons
Bill Tilden
Skilding
Neen Lemalaros Tien
Eppa Rixey
REDS
Meriden
Southern New England Rifle Association
New Britain
Springfield
Masc
Ewett City
Cincinnati
Rixey
Morrison
Ed Roush Hart
Ed Roush
Pittbearse
Po Carey
Rf Coyle
Elmer Smith
Corey
Wright
Barnhart
Cuyler
Bassler
Traynor
Morerison
Pittsburg
Hall
Joff Rixey
Brady
Pall
Earl Emith
O'Day
Prirmanland Sweeney
Pacers
Ereund Seieater Mise
Mobiloil
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