Nurmi to Try for Mile Record at Harvard Stadium
Paavo Nurmi, the Finnish flying star, will attempt to break the world mile mark at Harvard Stadium in Boston on Friday evening during the Hoge Open meet. The field includes James Connolly, William Dooley, and Thomas Clausen. Admission is free and the program starts at 6:30 pm.
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Amos Strunk Returns as Shamokin Manager in NY-Penn League
Amos Strunk, former major league star, named new manager of Shamokin in the New York Pennsylvania League. He broke in with Shamokin nineteen years ago via a mix up involving a youth named Funk sent from Philadelphia. Strunk initially arrived by mistake but earned the win chance and delivered, helping Shamokin win the pennant that season.
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Bedford Scores Westport Seagzat Five Game
Bedford School defeats Bridge Street School 15 to 12 in a five game seagzat at Bedford on May 21. Heavy hitting by both teams featured the contest.
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Phillies Rout Reds as Hawks Shine in Opening Game
Philadelphia defeats Cincinnati 9 to 1 in the opener as Chick Haws stars with a home run and a single with runners aboard. Kimmick adds a homer, May allows the loss, and Harper, Dressen, Walker, and Smith contribute two-base hits. Time 37.00. In Surrey, Miss Kitty McKane wins the title against Joan Fry 4-6 6-4 6-3.
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Valley racing results from first six races at Valley Station
Results show multiple races for threeyearolds and up at five and a half to six furlongs with winners including Queen of The Forrest Grosa Village and a McPherson-McCarthy entry in race one. Followed by split fields at five furlongs and a mix of claiming events with Times and odds listed for each entrant.
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Recreation Bulletin for Seaside Park Games May 23 1925
Recreational schedule lists Diamond Nos 1 5 6 7 8 9 at Seaside Park plus multiple leagues and venues including Mig League Mohawk Jr Pellowcraft Lakers Delmone Jrs and Triangle Inn. May 24 activities include Jr City League Columbaus Boys Club Brooklawna and Cyclones with numerous time slots and venues across Seaside Park and adjacent clubs.
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Joyce Wethered and Miss Leitch in Golf Finals
In Troon Scotland May 21 the British ladies open golf final pits Joyce Wethered defending her title against Cecil Leitch after Wethered beat Miss Jameson six up five to play and Leitch edged Janet Jackson one up with Leitch narrowly down on form overall predictions favor Wethered to win.
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Jamaica Race Results First Three-Year-Olds in Claiming Stakes
Report of Jamaica track results with three races listed. First race $1,000 claiming for all sprint distances, names Leatherwood Coltilette and other runners. second race $1,000 claiming mile and seventy yards with Saraaparilia and North Breeze among finishers. third race incomplete under the heading Wilough.
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Noah Wins Feature at Jamaica in Sprint Triumph
At Jamacia track on May 21 a six furlong sprint purse of 1200 drew nine fast horses. Noah, a three year old from Maryland and Jamada racing, defeated Happy Thoughts by four lengths in 1 4:11 while Peter Fan, First Flight and other rivals trailed. Happy Thoughts, once famed in eastern juvenile racing, showed speed but could not match Noah’s late surge.
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Long Hill Nines After Sunday Game
The Long Hill baseball team plans Sunday games with any fast junior teams at the Long Hill diamond. Teams interested should contact Manager H. W. Wright at Nob 459 daily.
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