Thirty seven entries in Brooklawn women s state golf tourney
Thirty seven entrants from Connecticut clubs prepared to compete in the tenth annual women s state championship at Brooklawn Country club starting with a qualifying round at 8 30 tomorrow. Defending champion is Mrs J W Auspin of Hartford. The event runs May 30 to June 9 with rounds and a post-qualifying dinner for entrants.
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Brooklawn Country Club
Cream of
Walter Perry Pairfield
Richard Deming
Hartford
George Bissell
Bridgeport
Herbert House
Farmington
Donia Bryant
Caroline Chapman
Donald Paige
Fairfield
Eleanor Webster
Russell Fenn
New Haven
John Hincks
Martin Gifford
Frank Goff
W. C. Wartenburg
F. A. Holcomu
E Owsley
Burnside Winston
Porter
Arthur P van ®Ehalck
W. B. Lasher
Grace Balch
T . Hepburn
Catherine Hepburn
W. J Gritten
C . Lewis
Helen Smith
Meriden
Annie Fish
D H. Hemminway
Hon
Martelle
Arnold
T. Raymond Enis
C. Elwell
McAvoy
Waterbury
Francie P. Guilfoite
Georgianna Bishop
Griffin Wins Two Amateur Boxing Bouts at Walnut Beach
Jerry Griffin of Bridgeport won two lightweight bouts on the weekly amateur show at Walnut Beach Saturday night. He KO'd Peter Apompio of Bridgeport in round one and outpointed Joe Drummon of Seymour in the star bout. Joe Morgan defeated Al Krisianicks of Devon in a technical KO while Morgan drew with Krisianicks in a three round battle that forced an extra round before Krisianicks could not continue. Vince Kane lost to Jack Dillon on a decision in three rounds and Guano Lewis scored a technical knockout over Joe Provits.
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Jerry Griffin
Bridgeport
Wainut Beach
Griffin
Peter Aporompio
Joe Drummon
Seymour
Terhnice
Joe Morgan
al Krisinnicks
Devon
Morgan
Krisianicks
Vince Kane
Jack Dillon
Gua Lewis
Joe Provits
Cuyler Injured and Out of Lineup for Two Weeks
Hazen Cuyler of the Pittsburgh Pirates will miss at least two weeks after an X-ray showed a small bone in his foot broken during a slide into third base in yesterday's game against St Louis. The injury was confirmed tonight.
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Pittsburgh
Hazen Cuyler
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis
Keeseey Stars as Senators Defeat New Haven Twice
Hartford defeated New Haven 10 to 9 in the nightcap after taking the first game 7 to 3. Keesey homered in the seventh and again in the ninth with two on, adding a later triple as Hartford pulled ahead. New Haven led 6–6 until Hartford exploded in the seventh, forcing Mahaffey to finish. Profs’ Kemner faltered and seven errors hurt New Haven in the opener.
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Associated Press
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Mahaffey
Batchelder
E Krahe
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Moore
Bowman
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Griffen
Macklin
C Montagua
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Hyman
North
Krahe
Martin
Butler Sperifices
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Gonwales
Griffin
Leran
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Kuhn
R Brahe
Rae Gonzales
L Butler
Schinkel
Rf Morrissey
If Mangum
Miller
Po Atwood
P Heltman
P Hermann
Atwood
O Puller
If Lemian
Montague
Mahaffes
Woodman
Lerian
Bacrifices
Fuller
Howman
Hettman
Hitman
Kemmner
Heitman
Kuhn and White
Tod Morgan Easily Outpoints Vic Foley in Vancouver Fight
Tod Morgan, junior lightweight champion, defeated Vic Foley of Vancouver in a 12-round bout. Morgan dominated after a six month layoff with a two-fisted attack, eight rounds to Morgan and four even, Foley knocked down briefly in the fifth before Morgan’s continued pressure. Morgan weighed 129 9 4, Foley 125 1 4.
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Asociated Press
Tod Morgan
Vic Foley
Seattle
Foley
Morgan
Pirates Sweep Three Series Highlight Week
Pittsburgh Pirates dominated the week with three straight series sweeps over the Giants Reds and Cardinals extending their unbeaten run to 11. They totaled 87 hits 44 runs and allowed 23, with two homers and superb defense aiding a strong pitching and hitting performance.
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Pittsburgh
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St. Louis
Donte Bush
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Associated Press
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Brooklyn Robins
Philadelphia
Chicago White Sox
Washington
Yanks
Indians
Gients
Harding Faces Norwich Team This Afternoon
Warren Harding High School travels to Norwich to meet Norwich Academy in a pivotal state title race. Harding seeks a 15th straight win behind right-hander Sammy Dizenzo with possible work for Jesse Jacobs. Greens, a top Norwich pitcher, aims to steady the Academy and slow Harding’s batting as Koslowski Fisher and Sweezy pace the Presidents offense.
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Warren Harding High School
Norwich
Norwich Academy
Harding
Mead
Academy
Sammy Dizenzo
Jesse Jacobs
Dizenzo
Greens
Connecticut
Clan Campbell Loses State Cup to Thistles
The Clan Campbell soccer team lost the final game in the state cup to the Hartford Thistles in overtime. The Thistles scored the winning goal in the final minutes of OT. Park Citys fell to Alamantas 2 0 and Daneraks beat New Hochelle 2 1.
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Clan Campbell
Hartford Thistles
Thistles
Park Citys
Alamantas
Daneraks
New Hochelle
Major League Records Week’s MLB Results Summarized
New York May 29 AP Major league standings show the week's results across teams with totals for games won and lost runs hits errors opponents runs and home runs, including Saturday’s games. Key leaders and notable shifts are highlighted for the season’s current stretch.
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New York
Ruth Crowns Yankees Rally Past Red Sox in Big Win
New York Yankees explode for seven runs in the eighth inning to rout Boston 15 to 7. Babe Ruth belts his 13th homer of the year as Hartley and Haney also go deep, overcoming an early Red Sox lead and sending Ruthan, Wingfield, and others to the mound in a high scoring contest.
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Ruth
New York
Associated Press
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Red Sox
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Hartley
Haney
Sox
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Cf Koenig
Gehrig
Meusel
Paschal
Lazzeri
Dugan
Wera
Ab Grabowski
Ruether
P Thomas
Todt
Meusel Lazgeri
Flagstead
Myer
Thomas
Wiltsen
Wingfeld
Bradley
Eastern Stars Shine In Best Track Performances
Eastern athletes amassed nine of the day’s best marks across 15 events at the Intercollegiates in Philadelphia and the Western Conference meet in Madison. Winners included Proudlock of Syracuse in the 880, Cox of Penn State in the mile, Wells of Dartmouth in the 120 hurdles, and others from Penn State, Yale, andGeorgetown. Western and Midwest performers also excelled with Borah of USC in sprints, Kin of California in shot put, Hoffman of Stanford in discus, and Alderman of Michigan State leading the quarter in Philadelphia.
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Yale
Aiso
Charlie Borah
Southern California
Ger Kin
California
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Burg
Chicago
Alderman
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Big Ten
Mohicans and White Eagles Dominate City League Action
In early week play the Mohicans beat Sokol Rosebuds 9 to 3 behind Johnny Rum mage who pitched nine. The White Eagles defeated St Charles 10 to 2 on Beaside Park as Dorgan allowed six hits. Berkshires crushed American Russian Sokol 14 to 0 with Fagan collecting 14 hits for ARS. Umpires were Greenwood Scinto and Treat. games played on Diamonds 6 1 and 1.
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Sokol-Rosebuds
White Eagles
St. Charles
St. Charlies
Beaside Fark
Linane and Dunn
Dergan
Sokol- Rosshuds
Johnny Rummage
Central High
Mohiosns
Berkshires
Berkanires
Fagan
A. R
Whites Eagles
Dorgan
Targon
Linane
Dunn
Burnett
Treat
Wilber Second Seeded In State Title Tourney Draws Byes
In New Haven on May 28 the Connecticut State Tennis Championship pairings were announced. Players include Thomas Wilber, Frank Hopkins, Charles ton Jr, J B Moree, Frank McGlynn and Alphonso Fliat with Wilber drawing a first round bye and multiple byes listed for various competitors.
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Tom Wilber
New Haven
Ings
K. A. Jackson
Snider
R. E. Charles F. Watson
Wright
J. B. Hopkins
Comstock
Vow
R. B. Whittlessey
Frank Shields
Robert Mantini
George Robinson
Leon B. Clark
Sunbridge
Look
Arthur
Edward Hopkins
Willsm
Tyler
Alphonso Andre Bloomenthal
Clark C. T. Merrick
Thomas Barker
Meors Ve. Bryant
Frank Hopkins
James F. Leighton
W. Thurston
Ginn
C. BH. Cox
Tiford Tallace
Westerns Win Sixth Straight in 15 0 Victory
The Western baseball team extended its winning streak to six with a 15 to 0 win over Hilltop A. Norwalk drew 700 fans at Bostwick Flats. Gus Sandy pitched well with eight strikeouts, allowing five hits and one walk. Wago and Liptak starred at the plate with multiple hits each. The Westerns head to Norwalk to play Pastime A. C. at Staples Field.
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Bostwick Flats
Hilltop
Norwalk
A. C
Staples Fish
Gus Sandy
Wago End Liptak
Liptek
New York Team Defeats Irish Visitors 19 to 10
New York fans watched a Gaelic football clash as a Minneapolis based New York team beat the County Kerry visitors 19 to 10 at the Polo Grounds. The event marked the Irish side’s first engagement on foreign soil with local players from New York City and Milwaukee taking part in the match.
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Columbus
Toledo
Kansas City
Land
Milwaukee
County Kerry
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Invaders
Louisville
Polo Grounds
Indianapolis
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