East Prominence in Kentucky Derby Classic Run
East leads a crowded field at Churchill Downs as the eighth Kentucky Derby renewal draws near. Enchantment and Cherry Pie, strong Derby contenders, prepare with Chickvale and Rialto as possible partners in a bid for the richest American racing event. Enchantment, paced by trainer James Rowe, seeks to rebound after a Preakness misstep while Cherry Pie aims to repeat top form from last season and chase a long odds spread across the mile and a quarter test.
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Two Doubles In Tenth Frame Give Senators 3-2 Win
Washington Senators win 3-2 over Chicago White Sox in final game of series. Fisher and Goslin produced doubles in the tenth, Evans sacrifice fly drove in the decisive run. Tornston started for Chicago, Warmouth replaced by Walter Johnson as White Sox threatened in the tenth.
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City golf team entries close tomorrow for national trip
Beardsley park golfers rush to enter the qualification tournament for a Beardsley park team to represent Park City in the National Public Links championship in Washington from June 26 to 29. Dr. Alvord chairs the committee and appeals for funds, about $306 still needed, with four preliminaries at Beardsley park May 12 and early June at West Hartford and Brooklawn. Leading contenders include George Mansfield, X Nevins, Johnny O Melil, and Sid Mort.
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Beardsley Park
Washington
Alvord
Park City
Weatogue
Brooklawn Country Club
Beardsley Parry Association
George Mansfield
X. Nevins
Johnny O'Melil
Sid Mort
Traders to face W. H. Next Tuesday at West Haven
Bridgeport Trade School plans a game at West Haven High next Tuesday with a revised Apprentices lineup. Coach Remkus intended to test the batting order yesterday but Elm City contest was canceled due to wet grounds. Couch will start on the mound in the Traders first away game, followed by Milford High at Seaside Park. Participants named include Lesko Whelan Pens Petrino Ilmnes Timothy Chaicklin Dulya Couch.
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West Haven
Charles Remkus
Elm City Boys
Couch
Traders
Gibao
Milford High School
Seaside Park
Lesko
Whelan
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Ilmnes
Timothy
Chaicklin
Dulya
France Defeats Denmark in Davis Cup Play
FRANCE defeats Denmark four matches to one in the Davis Cup at Bordeaux. Jean Samazeilh beat M Tegner after a long rally, while Henri Cochet defeated Wurm. France advances to the second round. Denmark is eliminated. Criste, France’s young star, has been defeated twice in the past ten days.
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Denmark
France
Hoy Wonder
Criste
Princeton Rowing Prepares for Childs Cup Against Penn and Columbia
The Tiger Crew fields a strong Princeton team in a Childs Cup preview as they rail for tomorrow’s race with Harvard, Penn, and Columbia. Princeton finishes third but shows fight led by captain J. T. Pirie in the accompanying photo.
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Greenwich High Defeats Hilltop in Overtime Tennis
Greenwich High School defeated Bridgeport High School at Beardsley Park yesterday afternoon, winning every match. Kenneth Meyer and Henry Hay led the Greenwich team in a clean sweep.
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Hilltop
Greenwich High Schol
Bridgeport High School
International Track Meet Events Planned
Yale and Harvard submitted twelve events for their July 21 meet with Oxford and Cambridge in England. Capt. Millogan of the Oxford Athletic Association announced the list, including sprints from 100 to 446 yards, middle distances, jumps, vaults, and throws. Danish racer Larsen and Belgian Washer are noted. France may enter veterans. Andre Gobert returns for St. Cloud championships next Saturday.
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England
Vable
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Oxford Athletic Association
Larsen
Washer
Belgium
Brussels
France
Andre Gobert
St. Cloud
The Babe Ruth Rivalry and Williams Home-Run Fight
The article compares Baltimore’s Babe Ruth and Williams of Wadena as top home-run contenders, noting Williams’s 26 homers last season and Ruth’s pace this summer. It reviews Williams’s career rise from Chicago to Philadelphia and his aging yet potent power, while reflecting on boxing opinions and golf wrist mechanics in a broader sports critique.
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Speaker
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Hornsby
Ken Williams
George Tincan
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Arois
Greenwich Tennis Players Triumph in Bridgeport Matches
Greenwich players dominated Bridgeport in a set of close singles results. Robinson beat Beynton, Conklin defeated Meyer, Miko edged Waywar n, and Genena defeated Catrall as Lyon Terrace hosts the tense sectional event. Weekend plans call for New Haven to face Hillhouse.
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Bridgeport
Miko
Greenwich
Aywarn
Genena
Catrall
Sonal
New Haven
Ney
Hillhouss Gort
Giants Triumph as Meusel and Kelly Hit Homers
New York Nationals rout Cincinnati Reds 13 to 6 in the first trek stunt game. Meusel and Kelly hit homeruns, Bancroft Mensel and Young drive in three runs apiece, Jesse Barnes completes his first full game of the season for New York. Roush tops Cincinnati with a homer double and single in four plate appearances.
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Kelly
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Homerung
Meusel
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