Four Thrilling Battles At Armory A A Show Becke tt Knockout
The boxing night at the Armory featured a lineup of four bouts headlined by A A Show Beckett’s knockout of Wells and a brilliant Norwalkite victory by O’Hare. The program opened with fast exchanges as Bennie Weafer and Eddie were cheered amid close trading blows. Prince vs Hall delivered a brutal war with Prince prevailing in the fourth after Hall wore down, while Bud Dempsey edged Dick Wallace in a decisive four rounder. Siegel faced Angela in the semi final, showing coolness against aggressive pressure in a hard fought decision against the substitute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sar Sahrour
Wiszara
Rennie
Eddie
Arlittle
O'Aresha
Metropolis
Ordara
Weafer
Bennie
Zorsiy
Moldie
Prince
Joe Hall
Young Hall
Billy
Prinea
Heck
Atrorm
Hall
Prings
Atla
Prines
Bedlam
Andy Parker
Dempsey
Bud Dempsey
New York
Dick Wallace
New Haven
New
Reddy Siege
Young Carrone
Young Angela
Siegel
Angela
Jodso
Jack Perry Sought by Dwyer to Fight in Pittsburgh
Bridgeport Amusement Co. matchmaker George Dwyer seeks to schedule Jack Perry for a bout in Pittsburgh. Negotiations have been ongoing for weeks with Perry and his manager, aiming for a contract to fight Tavis Bogass on the 24th of the month. Dwyer reported confidence last night that terms could be agreed in a personal discussion with Perry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Perry
Dwyer
Pittsburgh
George Dwyer
Bridgeports Amusement Co
Rome
Aig Ayer Tistt i
Snuky City
Sisaing
Dak Perry
Thiesel
Tavis Bogass Tere
Lue Lutie Tyrkite
Ad Bis
Beckett
Hig
Wels
meLuy
Whey
Ted
Leelain
Adi Tis
Svarnigss
Tig
Wells
Balle
Duan
Racing Results From Eight Thoroughbred Races
Race results list first age group three-year-olds and up in six furlongs with winner Converge and payouts Squeeler and Blaise. Second race covers two-year-olds Maldan colts and geldings at four furlongs with Reich-Servant and Elkhorn among also-rans. Third race for four-year-olds and up at one mile shows Cunger winning and Dodge and Fastoureau in placings. Fourth race purse of 1000 for mile and four at Brendymo, with Aeliera and Thinker in the mix. Sixth race features three-year-olds and up in one mile and sixteenth, Leenth Chari leading with Folly and Tider tied. Seventh race covers all ages, one mile and a half, Arethusa and Garpet Sweeper among top finishes.
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Blaise
Barre
Marasmus
Magiken
Free Suns
I. P
House
Bringhurst
Swinkwin
Maldan
Reich -Servant
Leke
Elkhorn
Oriole
Bowen
Court View
Versailles
Byedie Kean
Hed Less
Kunze
Judge Burrow
Py Ginger
Will o'The Wisp
Lawfall
Hird
Cunger
Merimee
Dodge
Burk
Fastoureau
Robinson
ran—Wickford Cleque
Levetul
Woroluin Boy
Biar Cat
Jloscuws
Duke of Lanecaster
Game Cock
Iiku
Moourth
Ebrendymo
B. Kennedy
Aeliera
J. Carmody
Thinker
Chavetta
Algoyan
Retia
Tally Jovial
Rachel
Aix- Leenth
Danbury High Leads Before Rain Halts Local Game
Danbury High led 3 0 with four runs in the first inning when rain halted play after twenty minutes. The Danbury ten scored four runs in the first, with slow fielding and errors contributing. Umpire Lou Dewey postponed the game. no further scoring occurred.
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Nick
Plavius
Danbury High
Lou Dewey
Qonals
Danbury
Jpiscey
Rons
Rosso
Fuko
Selding
Dunbar
Tex
Syho
Rogen
Sohnenfeld
Kilkona
Weldon
Mahe
Challenger
Iim
How They Stand Sterday's Results and Today’s Games
Standings from yesterday and upcoming games listed by city and teams including Bridgeport Albany Worcester Boston Chicago New York Philadelphia Washington Cleveland and Boston. The text shows matchups such as Watertown at Bridgeport Albany at Sew. Worcester and others with unclear punctuation.
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Watertury
Bridgeport
Albany
Worcester
Chicago
New York
Louis
Piladelphia
Washington
Cleveland
Bos
Cleveland Downs St. Louis in Postponed Playoff Duel
Cleveland defeated St. Louis 7 to 3 in a playoff game marked by outhitting storms and late offense. Bagby pitched despite a hard game pattern, while Davis connected a pair of home runs.
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Cleveland
Louis
Davis
St. Louis
Wes Aveda
Mees
Baspy
Intercollegiate Net Tourney Opens in Boston May 30
The annual championship tournament of the New England Intercollegiate Lawn Tennis Association began at Longwood Cricket Club. Singles preliminary rounds saw Amherst, Bowdo in, and Wesleyan players advance. results listed include Bennett of Amherst, and others from Brown and Williams.
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Boston
Intercollegiata
Coyous
Longwood Cricket Club
Smithh
Partridge
Bowe
Broma
Amherst
CW Sanders
Tartmouth
Bennett
Ambergth
Bowdein
Fa4
Gtr Wesleyan
J. Martzmar
J.P. Canlewell_ Majesty
Garizons Darumexts
Ratoni Ag
Oistharas
Brown
A. Hara
Ts HH
Cnapin, Jr
Wilka
Southern Association score terse report from league games
In a compact Southern Association update the results include Chattanooga a 1 New Orleans 1 and Memphis 77 Mobile 3 with Birmingham mentioned and other partial scores from the schedule.
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Atlanta
New Orleans
Nagaville
Birmingham
Menphis
Hoopers Batting Sparks Red Sox Win Over Macks
Boston beat Philadelphia 7 to 1 as Harper held the Mackmen to two hits in his first start of the season. McTamson led offense with four safeties, and Griffis Melanis and others contributed as Boston jumped ahead and never trailed.
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Hooper
Red Sox
Macks
Boston
Harper
Philadelphia
Beston
Power Doulett
Aim
McTamson
Wendrys
Aoe
Hines
Shaw Geffin
Eich Joykes
Walker
A Burns
Hendrys
Melaunis
Boo Foster
Scort
Wry Schang
Ff Narper
Waooper
Griffis
Melanis
Tiffen
Malepes
Cripie
Galloway & McNally
Scott Lo Ais Yonls
Teft
Robert
Aendryxi
Maeve
Tarper
Pitcher
Pervr
Nallia Ani
Dinneen
Cooper in Great Form Beats Invading Phillies
PITTSBURGH May 10 Cooper held the Phillies to one early, then Pittsburgh won 8 to 1. Cooper pitched well, issuing a few walks and hit batters but worked out of jams with support from Wheat and Cantwell. Notable Philadelphia batters included Luderus Stengel and Cravath, while Pittsburgh’s Bigbee Carey Whitted Southworth Gaton Grimm Schmidt contributed offensively as Cooper and Causey split innings before Cooper finished.
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PITTS
Pilsburgh
Philadelphia
Cooper
Gaussy
Fiz Philadellata
Bancroft
Williagns
Loederveau
W. Miller
Luderus
Pauletts
RB. Miller
Santwell
Stengel
Judar
Stauser
Whitted
Prieburn
Caus2ay
Cartewell
Coopeys
Cantwelh
Cantwell i tRighea
Bungvoft Mhoat
J. Millert
Suck
Cantwell
Sy Cooper
Hall
Ianser
Causey
Coipires
Harrison
O'Day
Beckett Defends Honors Bomby Taking the Count
Beckett defended his title in a dramatic bout against Wells, whose conditioning and strategy kept the match close until Beckett landed the decisive blow. Experts favored Beckett, while fans roared as the winner sealed a dramatic victory in a tense fight.
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Beckett
Bomby
Athletic director appointed for New Haven road employees
An athletic director to develop the Year and sports on the New Haven road system was appointed. The appointee will work from New Haven with deputies from Youngstown Newark Springfield and Miss. He will start organizing baseball teams and a system for athletic activities across the employee groups.
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New Haven
New York
New
Ted Thomas Pesshe
Nick Cullop Quits Salt Lake After Ton Start
Utah May 10 Nick Gullop former New York American League pitcher left Salt Lake Pacifi Coast League club after two shutouts in three stints to play independent baseball in jidado. it became known in Salt Lake City.
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Salt Ware City
Utah
Nick Gullop
Salt Lake Pacifi Coast
INO CHANCE FOR OLYMPIC GOLF PLAY BEFORE JULY 12
YORK May 12 Damage from German arms has delayed plans for a pre Olympic golf trial. The United States Golf Association may seek to move dates to allow play, but travel and sailing conditions hinder progress. Noted players Vanderpool and others are listed for amateur championships in Britain and Scotland in June.
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Ino
York
Tucord
Serpoul
Striei Association
Rhition
Vanderpool
Great Britain
Wy Mulficil
Scotland
Neon Wiley
Samuel J. Stewart Stickies
Mindlay
Newton
Wy HH
Tukert A. Ghosdiers Ny Gebriom Root
Miss Kinder Wins 75 Foot Off-Hand Rifle Title
13 year old Marjorie Kinder, daughter of Bob Kinger, a shooting-gallery owner on John Street and a junior at Bridgeport High School, won the Third Annual 23 calibre Off Hand Rifle Championship. She defeated 214 entrants, 208 men, with a score of 454, topping runner-up by two points. Her trophy cup, from the American Field, is on display in her father’s gallery window.
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Marjorie Kinder
Bob” Kinger
John Street
Sridgeport High School
Mise Kinder
Mvoly
Profeyzor Moore
Tha ' Cin
Kinder
Terry
Aliss Kittles
C. T. Westerzaara
Whiting
Robers I Dubbe
Philadelphia
Wye
Keesler
Miss Kinder
Boston University Names Evers Baseball Coach
John J. Evers was appointed coach of the Boston University baseball team last week. The national game times and engagement details are incomplete in the damaged text.
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Boston
John J. “Evers
Vivo
Boston ‘University
Coolgramited
Linu
Harvard Wins On Track Through Massachusetts Meet
Harvard secures a track victory in a Massachusetts meet with notable performances from key runners. The event highlights include strong sprint and distance times, reflecting the team’s depth and preparation.
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Harvard
International of Ballatore Akron Toronto game notes
Fragmented score snippet lists players Ballatore Neisch Veanks Egan and Buornty with Syracuse and Toronto mentions. Lacks clear sequence, teams, or outcomes, but hints at a multi team hockey or ball game with scattered names and provisional stats.
Miss Sherwood Injured Out of British Championship Tourney
In County Down Ireland on May 16 Miss Irene Sherwood suffered foot injury while vaulting a fence. A stake penetrated her foot and she was carried away in an armchair, ending her participation in the event.
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Miss Sherwood
New Castle
County Down
Ireland
Irene Sherweod
Sherwood
Tédar
Southports Defeat Lone Stars In One Sided Baseball Game
Southport A A defeats Lone Star A C 14 to 0 in a lopsided contest. Toney Billa pitched for Southports allowing only two hits. Southport has won two straight in the season and seeks upcoming games with local teams or loan opportunities through this paper or John W Short Foultte Port Tenn.
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Southport A. A
Lone Star A. C
Toney Billa
Southports
Southnorte
Secxers
John W. Short
Foultteport
Tenn
Vanderbilt Heaviest: Winner in France
Vanderbilt Heaviest wins in France with 250000 francs in stakes. A O Macomber places sixth with 90000 francs. Frank ONeil of St Louis leads French turf with 81 winning mounts. Sharp and Jennings of Dugland are second and third with 64 and 11 winners respectively.
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Fist
France
A. O. Macomber
Frank O'Neil
St. Louis
Sharp and Jennings
Dugland
William
Rosebuds Challenge Reebeds Seek Out of Town Games
The Rosebuds baseball team, boosted as a fast semi pro side from Bridgeport, hopes to arrange away Sunday games and to meet any semi pro team in the state. Communicate to J. Steez at 287 Pembroke Street, Bridgeport, Conn.
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Reebeds
Bridgeport
Kd Jte
Ad Ade
J. Ste “Ez
Pembroke Street Bridgepart
Cann
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Clarion
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Robin
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Eome
Ren Bagby
Toni
Bary
Gardiner
Gedeon
Chapman
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N. E
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C, M. Bennett
Dr. Swarren Bull
Southern Association
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Phillies
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N. H. Road
Nick Cullop
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Beckely
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Tine
Giel
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Evers
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Galls Peterson
Fockal
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