Haley Alone in British Amateur Title Play
In Hoylake England May 24 AP John Ball aged 63 famed British champion loses 4 and 2 to J R Abercrombie of Royal Liverpool. Haley, an American youth, pursues late glory as the old field tests skill and stamina.
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Dwin Haley
Whoylake
England
John Ball
J. R. Abercrombie
Royal Liverpool Club
Mhus
Hilton
Ball
Frank C. Newton
Joshua Crane
Edwin H
Talley
Wetherec
Ian Grant
Haley
Weetser
Tomorr
Tolley
Goung
America
Fairfield Plays Greenwich High In Weekend Baseball
Fairfield enters a pair of home games at American Legion field facing Greenwich High School. The Fairfield lineup includes Gallagher at second, Hor at third, Tompkins in left, Rick in center, Beirne at first, Harrington, Howats on the mound, Gil catching, with Weisker at short and other regulars. The Greenwich nine, though not fast, is expected to provide a hard contest as Fairfield seeks a winning stretch.
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Rfield
Roger Ludiowe
Greenwich High School
American Legion Field
Fairfield Boys
Brittenmine Congress High School
Park City
Fairfield
Greenwich Nine
Reputs
Lada
Gallagher
Hor
Tomkt
Rick
Weisker
Short Beirne
Harrington
Howats
Gil
Peck Pin State Sports Roundup Torrington and Waterbury Notes
Torrington Otto played nine games in a challenged season with no wins. Waterbury Stone appeared in seven games, with two games attributed to Tato.
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Torrington
Otto
Chall
Lord
Waterbury
Stone
Tato
Pequot Yacht Club Opens 1927 Sailing Season
The Pequot Yacht Club launches its 1927 sailboat season with 43 boats entered in the first race, plus a gala opening of the new Southport clubhouse. New class Indian Pouts compete alongside Bird, Star and other craft as invitation races begin and memorial day events loom.
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Pequot Yacht Club
Southport
He-No
Benjamin D. Riegel
Wlni
Gerrit W. van Schuick
Kiwa
E. A. Jennings
Laughing Waters
F. A. Mills
Manitou
Roderick ©. Williams
Heda
Pequot Chib
Blue Bird
John Taylo Arms
Dodge ‘Em
Charles A. Gordon
C. H. Graesser
Heron
N. R. Reyburn
George W. Gair
Lark
R. T. Vanderbilt
Eugene W. Stetson, Jr
George O. May
Ruth
FY. Bedford
Carleton H. Palmer
Star Boats
Pequot Club
D. ES. Starling
California
J. W. C. Bullard
Florida
Jean
Robert F. Weed
Dougal Bissell
Eliot R. Curtis
Princeton Teaches Tigers Refuse Henley Stewards Cup Entry
Princeton faculty committee on athletics declined participation in the Stewards Cup race at the American Henley regatta in Philadelphia this Saturday. The decision bars Princeton from rowing if her crew wins the Childs Cup against Columbia and Penn.
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Princeton
N. J
Philadelphia
Columbia
Penn
Dartmouth Stars in Tennis Finals
In Brookline Massachusetts Dartmouth and Williams reach finals for both singles and doubles at the New England Intercollegiate championships. Williams Clifford B. Marsh and Dartmouth M. L. Partridge advance in singles. Marsh and Wolf reach the doubles final with Partridge and Sass.
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Brookline
Mass
Dartmouth
Williams
Longwood
Clifford B. Marsh
M. L. Partridge
Marsh
F. Wolf
Partridge
J. E. Sass
Wolf
Bass
Donald M. Hill, Jr
E. M. Tolman
Bowdoin
Tolman
Wolfekeh
Midieburg
Racing Results and Entries First Race Transcribed
Racing results list six races with post time details, speeds, and betting payouts. Notable performers include Cannes 114 F Stevens and Revolver 107 C Balls with measured times for each event, plus a walkover in the fourth race and a Cubs Athletics baseball result mentioned separately.
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Cannes
F. Stevens
Revolver
C. Balls
Janetta
P. Goodwin
Thoroughbred racing card with six races and weights
Six race card listing claimers and handicaps at Widener and Brookhaven tracks. Entries include two year olds Fluies for the first race with weights from Morerystal to Wakeful, the Westbury Steeplechase with Flight Time and Caisson, the Bluepoint Purse featuring Cartoonist and Weeburn, the Withers for three-year-olds, the Flower Hill maiden two-year-olds, and the Brookhaven claiming for three-year-olds and up. Apprentice allowance claimed. Weather rainy, track sloppy.
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Widener
Jack O'Brien
Morerystal
Honeycomb
Gladya Park
Bea
Forest Imp
Santa Sweep
Willie May
Wakeful
Niki
Phillips
the Lure
Outatep
Westbury
Captain Careless
Caisson
Ernest
Rip
Brantome
Post Time
Cartoonist
Weeburn
Overlooked
Sanford
la Pierre de Tainville
Watkinson
Laddie
Reminder
Flower Hill
Widener Course
Crossways
Sporting Vein
Stephanus
Redcliffe
Beowulf
Crown Nest
Ferruchio
Honker
Stiff Shirt
Genacolo
el Kavidah
Canteen
Schulevado
Celebration
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Brookhaven
Bud Bud
Caporal
Capt. Dick
Hoot Man
Huffty
Gnome Girl
Kathleen Crosby
Avisack II
Wayfair
Ward
Way
Paddy
Mustapha
Hroze Hoover
Pardner
Bell Pull
Sandcliff
Hobcaw
Highbridge
Shannon Shore
Dry Toast
Martha Martin
Brown Stout
Camel Cigarettes Claim Modern Smokers Prefer Quality
An advertising pitch declares modern smokers demand quality and favor Camel as the world’s supreme cigarette. It touts Camel’s choice tobaccos and blending for smoothness, claiming Camel leads with merit and superior smoking enjoyment. It ends with the catchphrase Have a Camel.
Hilltops Nine Seeks Contests With Local Youth Teams
The Hilltops formerly the Bridgeport Yankees challenge any 16 to 16 year old team in the city. Lineup includes Balle Seaman Solomon Wettenberg Gustaveson Fox Donohue Paulovski Southey. They aim to meet Meigs' Corner club Auburn Jrs Shellpoints and Saxons. Contact H Shallue 352 French Street.
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The
Hilltops
Bridgeport Yankees
Balle
Seaman
Solomon
Wettenberg
Gustaveson
Fox
Donohue
Paulovski
Southey
Meigs
Auburn Jrs
Shellpoints
H. Shallue
French Street
Woodbine Race Day Mayhem Causes Fast Times and Folds
Race results from Woodbine show multiple horses posting quick times across six furlongs to about two miles. Dignus and Patricia posted early decent payouts, while Heart ache and Kangaroo posted notable speeds in the middle divisions. The Victoria Stakes featured Reprove and a-Cayuga with strong finishes, and the Breeders Stakes highlighted Mr. Gaiety and Evermore with tight times and a crowded field.
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Canada
Mr. Gaiety
Moore
Boa-Evermore
Emery
Perlapides
Schaefer
Bloomtip
Miss Content Eliza Jane
Meeran
Listerine
Gemt To Let
Gay Parisien
Southern Dawt
a-Nature
Yale to Send 23 Athletes to Intercollegiate Meet
Yale announces a 29 man squad for the intercollegiate track and field championships in Philadelphia Friday and Saturday. Captain Howard Paulsen leads in sprints with L P Roa in the quarter. Beecher Tiogan, A L Watson, Macauley Smith, Reed of Harvard, Benson of Cornell, Yates hurdlers, high jumpers Campbell Edwards Games Sheldon, broad jumpers Deacon Brandenburgh, discus Davison, Javelin Davison and Dean, hammer Crile, shot Stone, pole Sabin Carr Sturdy Pond, with the team departing Thursday afternoon.
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New Haven
Yale Twin
Philadelphia
Howard Paulsen
L. P. Roa
Yale
Beecher Tiogan
A. L. Watson
Macauley Smith
Reid
Harvard
Benson
Cornell
Yates
Campbell
Edwards
Games
Sheldon
Schurman
Wood
Larson
Deacon
Brandenburgh
Bradley
Davison
Dean
P Crile
Stone
Sabin Carr
Sturdy
Pond
Pinkerton resigns as Harvard polo captain in Cambridge
Masa May 24 Harvard polo captain Robert Pinkerton of New York resigns. Holden White of Dedham was appointed his successor. Pinkerton, whose indoor season was interrupted by injuries, was hurt again in a practice game two weeks ago. Both he and Holden were members of the all intercollegiate polo team of 1923.
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Cambridge
Masa
Robert Pinkerton
New York
Harvard
Holden White
Dedgham
Pinkerton
Holden
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