St George Wins State League Soccer Title Over Manchester
St George defeated Manchester 4 to 3 at the Meadows to clinch the state league championship in a high scoring final. Ellroy opened scoring for St George, Lindley equalized for Manchester, Pratt and Gunn added goals for the Saints with Lindsay replying for the visitors, Wagner failed on a late penalty as St George edged the title by one point amid a neck to neck season race.
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Ellroy
Lindley
Ashed Ove
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Pratt
Gunn
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Lindsay
Wagner
St. George Tearm
St. Georga Co
Bartford
New Haven Es
Ansonia
Olympics
Meriden
Potard
Gowans
Macon Williams
Smith Or. Smith
Mathers NeVorth
Cunningham
Birk ‘ Drybureh
Che Grin Pratt
Troy Johnson
Smith Lindsay
Shiw Sullivan
Olf
Gardner Wagnar ' Tre
Public School Game Schedule for KeeK Public School
The Public and Parochial school games for the week list many matchups across local fields. Lincoln vs McKinsey at Yellow Mill, Waltegavite at Old Mill, Prospect vs Whittier at Sauside Park, Maplewood vs aagigon at Seastic, and more games including Longfellow Sheridan at Foust Binet and St Charles vs St Joans at Olc Mill.
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Lincoln
McKinsey
Yellow Mill
Waltegavite
Old Mit
Prospect
Whittier
Sauside Park
Maplewood Va
Aagigon
Seastic
Tuew Longfellow
Sheridan
Foust Binet Bae
Soagido Beardsley
Yellow
Angelo Meets Darcy On Friday in Stamford Elks Fight
Youngngelo of Stamford prepares for a twelve round bout against Johny Darcey of New York at the Stamford Elks on Friday. Azigein recently joined Jor Swithh's camp after winning the Ashrwelzh state championship from Red Allén three weeks ago. Eadie Mack faces Andy Da In in the semi final. Denny Aci dY of Danbury meets Al Barber in an eight pound bout. The main event pits Young Mullican against Willie Angelo.
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Youngngelo
Stamford
Johny Darcey
New York
Elks
Azigein
Jor Swithh
Red Allén
Eadie Mack Wil
Andy da
Denny Acidy
Danbury
al Barber
Curetain
Young Mulligan
Willie Angelo
Rowe Shines as Grashos Fall at Sexside Park
Rowe pitched for Crasno teams of the West End in a wild seventh inning at Sexside park, letting East Enders score nine runs. Rome tallies reached 14 20 with Blessed Sacraments prevailing. Buckley managed on the mound for the Sacraments, limiting the Crashon most of the game.
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Rowe
Crasno
West End
Yale Regatta to be Held May 13 at Derby
Yale plans its second annual interscholastic regatta on May 13 along the Housatonic River at Derby. Eight oared crews race one mile for a silver cup won after three victories. Defending champs were The Choate School. entries include Choate Wallingford, Stuyvesant High School, New Rochelle High School, Asheville School, Lafayette High School, Buffalo, and DeWitt Clinton High School.
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New Haven
Mar
Yale
Derby
Choate School
Wallingford
Onn
Stuyvesanc High School
New York
New Rochelle High
Schol
Asheville School
Ashevile
N. C. Lafayette
Baffalo
Dewitt Clinton High
Schoe
Hillside Juniors Triumph Over Pioneers in Opener
The Hillsides defeated the Pioneers 20 to 0 at Hillside Lot yesterday afternoon. Yipper pitched well allowing only two hits while retiring 15 opposing batters.
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Pioneers
Hillside Lot
Yipper
Will Stage Big Race at Seaside June 25
Seaside Park hosts a bicycle race organized by Briggenor bicycle deniers with a 13 or 20 mile course set for June 28. Entry blanks available soon to boost rider turnout and prizes planned for about 15 finishers.
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Brook- Iawn Weal Club
Seaside Park
Briggenor Picycle Deniers
Tewae
Indians Fall To St Louis 10 7 In Cleveland Tilt
Joe Wood stars as the Indians lose to St Louis 10 to 7 in a game at Cleveland. Wood hits three doubles and a single, Jacobson and Severeld each triple, Williams goes 3 for 4. St Louis outhits Cleveland 16 to 14 as Keefe and Kalb struggle on the mound.
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Indians
ST. Louis
Clevdland
May
TS. Louis
Croveang
Axaingl
Browns
Jon Wood
Severeld
Jacobann
Runmers
Ken Williams
Tess
Cleveland
Aby
Jameison
Spankar
Sawell
Gardnot
Morton
Bagby
Keefe
Graney
Toahoo Guisto
Marlon
Sali
Wamby
Wood
Spear Samelson
Jacobsox
Iolnar Dove Hlo
Enerbe
McManila
Eisler
Milford School Meet Plans Go On
May 7 plans for a Milford Preparatory School field meet on May 27 promise a peak event in local school athletics. Schools like Woodmont Walrut Beach and Devon may enter. events include sprints, distance races, relays, jumps, and throws with prizes donated by merchants. Yale athletes will judge, with Elmer Holbeck leading the committee and Fisther and Stanley among organizers.
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Pradamm Echsol
Milfordd
Verslag
Woodmont
Walrut Beach
Devon
Merchante
Yale
Elmer Holbeck
Central
Grammar School
Dee W. Todd
Fisther
T. Stanley
Milford Trenachent
Mal.colm
Buell
Alvin ¢. Smith
Release of Sam Crane Assures High's Job
The New York report notes Sam Crane's release from the Reds clears the path for Ardy High to stay at shortstop with the Dodgers. Critics praise High as a remarkable young infielder, suggesting Robinson should keep him at shortstop while Crane moves on.
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Sam Crane
HIGH
New York
Owas
Cinginnath
Wort
Shartstop
Ardy
Todgers
Sam
Sphere
Dodgers
Robinson
Hurgeler Defends Title In Seaside Bicycle Meet
Over two thousand fans filled Seaside park for the Brooklawn Cycle Club showpiece. Paul Hureeler defended his city title as 30 events showcased Brooklawn riders and Newark star Burt Marquard impressed with endurance until a late surge. Winters of Brooklawn led the one mile, while other winners included Lagarto, Negruchet, and Maur in open and handicap races. Officials named were Referee Howard Peck and clerk B V Gahan, with Dave Aronson among judges and helpers.
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Seaside Park
Paul Hureeler
Gracks
Aureclur
Lid
Winter
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Olymppis Ace
James Crowley
Fagled
Mable
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Ike
Lomile
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Parry
Lagartio
McLaugana
Colente
Negrucet
Pinta
Lecurde
Tala. M. Beam
Robert Leckie
Dave Aronson
Fred Corbally
Dave Aromson
Schultz Blows Up as Alpines Lose to Fairfield Legion
Schultz pitched four innings for the Alpines before unraveling in the fourth, allowing seven runs as the Fairfield Legion pulled ahead. Pastor steadied the mound with solid relief while Vatpak and Schultz led Alpine hitters. Lipiak and Murphy provided heavy offense for Fairfield area. Moran and Teacher handled batteries.
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Legion
Pastor
Tno
Legion Itestes
Vaiptak
Onfela
Puitahesry
Murphy
Fairfield
Fairfield Coomute
Moran
Lipiak
Park City Giants Lose to Norwalk in Park City
Park City Giants were defeated by Norwalk 10 to 0 as Goodman struggled while Rober Be and Dithersd produced key moments for the visitors. Park City faces Springwoods of Norwell and Norwalk A C in back to back games next Sunday and in a return clash.
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Norwalk
Robby Green
Park City
Norekon
Sv Foty
Goodman
iMirier
Issing Moundsman
Giants
Tas Springwoods
Norwelk
Norwalk A. C
Ansonia Lawn
Ciith
Greta
Americans Skip English Golf Tourneys In 1920s Report
Chicago May 7 Golf snatcher veteran iedise Amercat and British players likely to play in England this year as top Americans stay home. National amateur champion Jesse Guilford and former champion Francis Quimet of Boston reportedly not going abroad. Chick Tovans Tob Gardner and Bobbyoner of Atlanta say they seek premier honors in England.
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Iedise Amercat
Briish
Onix
United States
Ars 18
Pianaing
Atlantic
Jesse Guilford
Francis Quimet
Boston
Chick Tovans
Tob Gardner
Bobbyoner
Atlanta
England
Wagner Confident Team Is Unbeatable
Burton Wagner manager of cov Firar Methodist church ball team claims unbeaten form after final practice. He invites faster teams for next Saturday March 13 and asks to contact him at First M. Church for arrangements.
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Wagner
Cov Firar Methodist Church
Burton Wagner
M. F. Ehurel
Americans Lead League in Batting and Irving Second
The Eastern League shows Americans atop batting with Jimmy Irving in second. After week one, Willow and Springfield trail, Odero leads hitters at .630, Irving close behind. local players Bracket Wiedler Kingcon Femmievich Reilly Rodrigans post strong numbers while pitchers struggle to finalize records through May 3.
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Ena McCanny
McCann
Springfield
Amercone
Bridgeport
Odero
Irving
Obero
Aresit
Wiedler
Kingcon
Femmievich
Reilly
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pLottus
Smith
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Tarta Bornhoett
Esauro
LePard
Andley
Kame
Clarke
Stauffer
Olympic Meeting at Capital Today
Washington May 71 The second conference to organize a national amateur athletic federation, urged by Secretary Weeks, will meet Monday and Tuesday. Lieut Col Walt Johnson chairs arrangements, with many national physical education and recreation groups invited to attend, including army, navy, AAU, NCAA, YMCAs, Hadas, and others.
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Amateur’ Alliedic Federation
War Weeks
American Olympic Association
Lieut-Cal Walt ©. Johnson
Ow York
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Jonnaon
Pate
Wrticipate
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Amateur Athletic Uilan
National Collegiate Athetic Association
Young Mena Christian Association
Young Women 3 Chritian Association
Young Men's Hebrew Association
Jtox Seduta of America
The
Nations ‘Lawn Tennis
Eller Shone as a Freak Delivery Star in World Series
HOD ELLER SHONE AS A FREAK DELIVERY STAR. Eller, sent from the Oak and club of the Fenife Crast League, pitched for the Chicago White Sox in the World Series. He struck out six straight batters, a record pace, but critics alleged use of a powdered emery ball. He denied the claim, yet his effectiveness waned after the alleged incident.
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Thea !S
Denisa
Lac Neegak
Red Sox Defeat Greens Farms in Bridgeport
In Bridgeport on May 7 the Red Sox rally from behind to beat Greens Farms 4-0 as they shut down the Farmers through eight. In the ninth the Red Sox exploded with three runs to seal the victory. Dusty and Ivon Koska toed the mound for Greens Farms with Frank and Paige catching for the Red Sox as warm weather and practice cooled off players afterward.
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Greens Farms
Veily
Red Sox
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Ivon
Koska
Farmery
Frank
Paige
Rec Sox
Xemstock
Jim Yorke Must Show Ability to Field Bunts
Chicago details show Jim Yorke facing batting and fielding tests as he pursues a major league chance. The piece notes his past struggles with bunt defense and the pressure of proving himself against strong minor league competition and potential Cubs or Dodgers paths.
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Jim Yorke
Chicago
Jim
Ashing
Sorke
Los Angeles
Chicago Cubs
Arnold State
Yorks
Randle
Honors Even in East West Tennis Match
In a rough East West tennis match, Hovors Berkley Cea and Joras led the East, while Lewin Verday Vinebat and Richard defended. Roberts and St. John of the West defeated Wisden 2nd, with a final score noted as G4 and TAL 4-7.
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Cea
Joras
Lewin Verday Vinebat Richard
Roland Roberts
William St. Johno
Wisden
Tal
Milwaukee Golfer Crowned Largest In Country in Chicago
The article notes Milwaukee Country Club golfer Tets Wi or Hunter as the top figure in American golf, visiting Chicago for a driving contest. It mentions measurements and weight in a boastful tone, portraying a rising star competing against well known players like Ted Ray.
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America
Hunter
Milwaukee Country Club
Japkins
Ted Ray
Alenat
United States
Women tennis champs to play for Harding at White House
Washington May 7 champions in the tennis world will play on the White House lawn Wednesday as Mrs Mallory and Watson Warren, Mes Jessup, and R S Williams pair in singles and doubles. The matches, witnessed by the President and Mrs Harding, promise an era of elite tennis in a formal presidential setting.
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White House
Sexel Wernerday
Mrs
Move
I Maliney
Marlon Zinderstein
Jessup
Harding
Thompson to Coach Freshman Track at Portmouth College
Earl Thompson world champion hurdler will coach the freshman track team at Portmouth College next year while studying at the Tuck School of Business Administration. Thompson, a current college student, had reconsidered plans to return to California.
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N. He
Earl Thompson
California
Portmout College
Thompson
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Imas Tuck School of Business
New Haven Trims Fitchburg 8 2
New Haven defeated Fitchburg 8 to 2 in a baseball game. The scoring details include multiple innings with hits and runs by New Haven players, and fielding plays noted alongside.
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New Haven
Fitchburg
Many Intercollegiates Schedule This Week Across Colleges
A broad slate of intercollegiate matches unfolds this week featuring Washington and Jefferson versus Southern California, Drake versus Newark, and Stevens versus Ratana. Track and field events include the Central A A T outdoor championships set for May 7 with top college athletes expected to compete, aiming for national honors.
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Peon State
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Geteigsburg
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Barvire
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Amateur boxing card set for Casino tonight in Westport
Forty bouts are listed for an Inter-City amateur boxing show at the State Strood hall with judges Bogash Healy and Parker. Notable matchups include Julius vs Expoaitle and Hazaimton vs Natale as Stamford and New Haven boxers vie for regional pride and titles.
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Stamford
Bridgeport
Strood Caath
Aes
Gorey Tee
Zouls Bogash
Miky Healy
Andy Parker
Dick’ Howswell
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Mike Expoaitle
James Naderet
Lenny Paige
Ner
Hs. Bene
Nick Lozinack
Frank Honoris
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Nick Samsong
Tbs
Ae Stamford
Lenny Caste
John Maaney
Stampford
Clarence Smithy
Stanford
William Nelson
William Vea
Toa
Stainic Fons
John Pranehill
Avons Defeat Milrose Tossers in Close Game
Linguist pitched a strong game for the Avons allowing only three runs as Avons beat Milrose A C 8 to 4. Milrose briefly led 4 to 1 before Avons surged late to reclaim the game and claim the win.
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Wie
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Serartar
Milford Central Grammar wins at Choate meet
Milford Central Grammar School led by Elmer Holbeck scored multiple top prizes at the Choate Preparatory School field and track meet in Wallingford. Athletes Charles Law, Robert Gardner, Francis Moore, and William Wisthrop Smith highlighted wins in sprints, relays, and jumps amid strong competition from larger, more experienced teams.
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Choate Preparatory School
Wallingford
Mitford Central Grammar School
Elmer Holbeck
Cme 1
Holbeck
Central Gramda
Charles Law
Robert Gardner
Francis Moore
R. Brockenbury
Gernard Wisthrop Smith
Prout to Referee in Boston May Event
William Prout, president of the A A Th, is set to referee an upcoming event in Boston in May. The notice highlights Prout’s role and confirms the venue details on the Hayward Stadium grounds.
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Mass
William Prout
A. A. Th
Tero Parvera
Tele Beck Meek Hayard Stadiem
Boston College Stars Awarded Letters
Boston College May 7 Boston College students athletic association meets to award hockey and basketball letters for the past season. Hockey letters go to Captain Leo Hin Garrity Curry Pitzgerald Culhane A Morrissey W Morrissey Fate and Donellan. Basketball letters go to Captain Murphy Tierney McVey Hickey Parrell Ansaldo Mooney Sweeney and Manager Loftus. Plans were made to elect officers for the coming year.
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Curry
Pitzgerald
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