Ouimet Wins St Georges Cup By A Stroke At Sandhurst
Francis Ouimet of Boston, former American champion, defeated Oregon titleholder Dr. Willing of Portland by one stroke to capture the St Georges challenge cup in a 36 hole match at Sandhurst. Ouimet shot 77 in the final round while Willing posted 78, overcoming a tight duel and a dramatic 20 foot chip attempt that stopped inches from the hole.
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Ansonia to Play St George Team
The Ansonia Soccer Team hosts the Sons of St. George at the Meadows Sunday. After several defeats in the State League the Sons have been strengthened and hope to regain form. Kilroy replaces Streetly who broke his arm two weeks ago. Hartford and Manchester clash in another State League game.
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Xmanchester
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Quimet Best Amateur Sums Up English Expert
London May 4 Bernard Darwin of The Times rates Quimet as possibly the best amateur golfer living and notes he has earned the cup for the first time in history. Darwin says Wiling is a determined fighter and could pose in the lip tournament, but concedes the better golfer won today.
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Dusty League Opens With Parade This Afternoon
The Industrial Baseball League prepares for its official opening with a 2 PM parade from the Welfare Building led by motorcycle police and Crane corps officials. Notables from American Chain, General Electric, Bridgeport Brass, Manning Maxwell & Moore, Warner Brothers, and others will throw first balls at three designated diamonds. Attendance is forecast to set a league record.
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General Electric Company
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Seaside Park
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Cnimpany Win
Howard Smith
Warner Brothers Campa
Newfielt Park
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General Electic
Anthony Scinte
Searer
Joseph Sterback
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Senators defeat Red Sox in series opener with 7 to 4 win
Washington opened the series by defeating Boston 7 to 4. The game featured a loose, free-for-all style with Ware hitting a home run to right field as the Red Sox struggled to capitalize on early chances.
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Meadows Circuits With Sacks Full But Giants Win
In Philadelphia on May 4 New York opened the series by winning 9 to 6 in thirteen innings. Meadows sparked the attack with bases loaded, Frisch singled, and Young scored on a double as the Giants beat the Phillies in extras. Hubbell pitched for New York and teams combined for late-inning drama in a high-scoring National League contest.
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The Sportlight by Grantland Rice on baseball and golf legends
Grantland Rice muses on boxing and golf legends and the idea of enduring records. He sketches Johnson and Willard, discusses Sweetser and Deal matchups, and weighs Scott's record against seven years of effort, plus notes on public reactions and a witty letter about slicing balls.
Yale to Feel Loss as Mack Leaves Track Work
Yale faces a major gap in track and field with Mack's retirement looming. Yonney Rack announces the veteran coach's departure after football season, prompting a search for a successor while Yale prepares for Notre Dame and the intercollegiates.
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al Lie
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Irina Ponty
Billy Wrath
Alvan
Bay
Indianapolis Race Attracts Thirty Five Cars
Thirty five cars entered the Indianapolis Motor Speedway event on May 30. Field includes noted entrants from various teams seeking speed and position.
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Darcy Flynn claims Bogash fears Jimmy Darcy in boxing row
Leo P Flynn, rep of Jimmy Darcy, accuses Lou Bogash of dodging a May 24 bout and vows Darcy will fight Bogash for money or marbles. Flynn touts Darcy’s tough record against top contenders including Greb and Gibbons and predicts a quick KO if matched.
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Jimmy Darcy
Joe Smith
Lou Bogash
Jimmy Darcey
Bridseport
Jane
Darcy
Harry Greb
Jeff Smith
Tom Gibbons
Ortega
Box Bogash
Low
Horie Town
Engash
Bozash
Leo P.flyd
Four Tennis Cracks to Vie on Brooklawn Court Today
Wat son M. Washburn Dean Mathey Morris Williams and Zeng Schmid zu are set for exhibition matches at Brooklawn Country club in Bridgeport. Two singles and one doubles event begin at 3 o clock with pairings to be decided on arrival. The four players, ranked among the nation s best, draw local tennis fans for a royal treat at the compact Brooklawn venue.
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Frank Woodward Sold to Reading Club
Owner George Wells of the New Haven club announced that Frank Woodward a star pitcher for three seasons has been sold to the Reading club of the International League. Woodward recently returned to Haven after four failed major league tries and refused to wear an Eastern League uniform again. Weedle holds the strikeout record for the circuit and had trials with Washington Chicago St. Louis and Philadelphia.
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Bridgeport High Ball Team to Face Naugatuck This Afternoon
Bridgeport High School aims for a third straight win as they meet Naugatuck High School at Valley City. Coach Eddie Reilly plans to start Paddy Lavery on the mound after a strong showing against Waterbury teams. lineup remains Grant, Lavery, Banville, Cremmins, Shea, O’Connor, Roper, Meld, Carr, and Fennell.
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O'Connor
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Carr
Fennell
Sacred Hearts Defeat St Josephs 10 to 1 at Sea Side Park
Sacred Hearts, reigning Parochial school league champions, opened their title defense with a 10 to 1 win over St Josephs at Sea Side Park yesterday. Pitcher Lank struck out 11, Doherty was removed in the second inning, and Sacred Hearts produced a strong offensive attack led by Yates, Massey, Sank, and Cinetmus.
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Lip tuck to pitch for Lock Woods Norwalk game
Liptak, a local youth pitcher for the Lockwoods of Norwalk, will take the mound for a third time against the Knight of Columbus of Norwalk tomorrow afternoon. He lost the first game to the Kaceys and retired injured in the second. Joe seeks revenge with hopes of a strong showing. AT McCarter a local taker will handle the receiving for the Lockwoods. Myrtle Cats aim for a third straight win against Red Stars at Sea de Park this morning at 10 o clock.
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