Bridgeport High Wins Danbury Track Meet in Danbury
Bridgeport High took top honors in the Danbury K of C track meet High School division led by Ray Whalen and Captain Nicholson. Bob McAlister and H B Tompkins starred for St Mary's Stamford and the Fidelity council of New York dominated the Knights division in a meet that saw Bridgeport win most events and set strong showings across several sprint and distance races.
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Bridgeport High
Danbury
Red
Waterbury
Stamford
St. Mary's
Bob Mralister
New York
Flying Cap
Solet
Arsa
H. BR. Tompkins
St. Mary's A. C
Bob McAlister
A. A.U
Whilty
Nicholson
Ray Whalen
Kramer Nicholson
Bridgeport
Winlen
Rey Ahalea
Elent Roners
Whelen
Nishelgon
Carley
Midev
Sear
Doher
Whalen
Scraten
Cariey
Whelan
Star
Otto Saur
Charlie Ryder
George Lee
Matty Shane
Hilltoppers
St. Mary's Star
St. Mary A. C
A. Ay Au
H. R. Tompkins
Tom Rector
Lock City
Tompkins
Rector Way
F.delity
Vonnel
Knights of Columbus
Kaishis
Columbus
Viva
Salve Regina Council of
Bronx Council of York
Barley
Hulth
Fidelity Council
Mallon
Salve Regina
Ries School
State School of Dasaury
Nucholson
Bridgepor
Waterousy
Saur
Hee
Ryder
Skane
Umattaeiad
A R. Thankins
Cy Bramcorey Vei
St. Mary's A
Donag Forgira
Laur Ceum
Thomas Mader
A. C
Avon
Igh Aschoole
Grammar School
Rice School
New State School
St. Peter's School
J Knights
of Columbus
Figeliy Council
Salve Reging Council
Ew York
Bronx Pouncil
New Riefi
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Japan Withdraws From Davis Cup Tourney
New York May 00 Japan withdraws from the Davis Cup contest ensuring minimal chances for Kumagae and Shimizu. The 1923 tournament proceeds with other nations advancing by default while Denmark and the British Isles enjoy byes to the second round.
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New York
Japan
United States
Kinnagae
Kumagae
Shimidzu
Australasia
Patterson
Anderson
Wood
Haw
Toad
Shimizu
Kashio
England
Italy
Harwell
Philippines
Canada
France
Czechoslovakia
Spain
Thaly
Denmark
British Isles
Benny Leonard to Fight Two Outsdoor Summer Matches
New York May Sr reports Benny Leonard the world lightweight champion will fight twice this outdoor season under Richard and Frank at Madison Square Garden. Plans call Leonard to defend against Lew Teacher and later face Jack Briton in separate bouts at Boyle's Thirty Acres and Jersey City arena with a 12 round bout without decision to be officially announced today.
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New York
May Sr
Benny Leonard
Richard
Frank
Hattie
Phuraday
Jersey
Gily
Deck Dempsey
Georges Carpenti¢n
Rutgers Lacrosse Captain Sues Over Fence Incident
William Sparks of Rutgers College lacrosse team filed a suit after a practice game at College Field. The owner of a damaged automobile presented to the Rutgers Athletic Association $21 in a claim following a broken fence and related losses including clothing and wages totaling $292.
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New Brunswick
William Sparks
Rutgers
College Field
Rutgers Athletic Association
Medina
Walter Patterson Swims to Stratford Point Light
Walter Patterson swam from Lordship Beach to Stratford Point Light yesterday in about two hours and ten minutes. Patterson trained for the English Channel crossing this summer, using a disposable vest and breaststroke to endure near freezing water as observers noted his steady pace.
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Walter Patterson
Stratford Point Light
Walter Carterson
Star Distance
Bis
Patterson Iz
Lordship Beach
Statford
Browns Rally in 16th Inning Win Over Detroit
In a lengthy contest the St. Louis Browns won 6 to 5 in the sixteenth inning. Strong relief pitching and key hits powered St. Louis over Detroit as the winning run scored on a Collins single after Wid ShU reached base. The game featured tense late drama and crucial scoring plays in extras.
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ST. Louis Browns
S. la Mayr
Petrale Br
Ree Gis Thal
Gontast Wells
Shocker
Detroit
Tourst
Tobin
Ron
Lovie
Baltertes
Mike
Oldhams
Tbassler Bayne
Enry
Kop
Poe
Jones
Fingid
Gale
Snes
Staler
Woodall
Pingstead
Durer
Gerber
Jacobzon
Severeld
Williams
Everbe
McManus
Oldham
Thye Jlser
Byer
Peyert
Cigar
Utts
Olsen
Ind
Pruett
W. Bon, Owens and Walsh
Milford Splits Even On Holiday
Milford Prep split a doubleheader with George Washington, losing 14 to 8 in the opener after a ninth inning rally fell short. In the afternoon Milford triumphed 8 to 3 behind Sean Levine and Coach Carlyon, while Anderson pitched the final innings and Alling collected four hits.
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Millford
George Washington
Milford
Georgie
E Gardener
Gotham
Sean
Anderson
Alling
Suirtovant Gop
Bogash Rival Claims Two Wins In Night Show
In Luen Town on May 7 Tacisig Churk and A Fyot dominated the open air season start at Mentown Fair. A knockout finish followed as Lopes, a dashy youth from Camp Dix, defeated Clark as the second victim after Tul ten rounds.
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Luen Town
van Iwe Inetz
New Haven Team Hands Park City Bowls Loss at Stratford
New Haven defeated Park City Bowls Saturday night at Stratford Ale House. Smith led New Haven with standout pins in the first two games while teammates Minor Read and Tullock supported the victory amid uncertain lineups.
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New Haven
Park City
Minor
Read
Tullock
Bridsport
Stratford
Rene
New York
Brinn
Madison Square Garden
Bridget
Umaine
Bradstreet
Frank Flournay
Ecard
Tibouty
Wigan
Yaguther Watling Reidy
Hariem
Kid Sullivan
Brookys
Two Star Boats at Garden Tomorrow in Rice Duel
Boxers Roink to al char ight Renty Meanard meet in a garden sailing venue match. Ernie England labor: Hay transportation questioned. Expected a quick settlement. Main event a return bout between Joe Lynch and Middy Smith, former bantamweight contender.
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England
Joe Lynch
Czlewoider
Midget Smith
Greb Versus Carpentier Sparks Modern Boxing Debate
Grantland Rice evaluates the Greb boxing style as a relentless, tireless assault that clusters in on opponents with nonstop flurries and smothering technique. The piece contrasts Greb with Dempsey and Leonard, and weighs a possible Carpentier clash as the era’s marquee attraction, highlighting Greb as a studious innovator of a new school.
Rules Are Mad For Big Balloon Race
Milwaukee May 30 Associated Press follow rules for the national balloon race starting tomorrow. Pilot landing furthest from the starter wins. Unintentional stoppage requires resumed flight within 12 minutes. Water landings with boat aid disqualify. Same gas type required. Balloons limited to 60 cubic meters. total 2920 cubic meters capacity.
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Milwaukee
Milice
Bill Wcarthy Named Coach at N Y U Again
Bill Wcarthy will return as head baseball coach and assistant to football coach Tom Thorpe at Ohio Field. An athletic department announcement says he will also assist in other sports as part of a new three year contract.
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W York
Willina
New Yorks
Henry Cook Hatdaway
Chelman
Athletic Council
MelCarthy
Tom Thor
Ohio Field
Devon A. C. Nine Over First Methodists Bridgeport
The Devon A. C. nine triumphed over the First Methodist church of Bridgeport, 14 to 3. Chandie's three bagger stood out while Brymus and Yaster contributed. The church team struggled at the plate with fielding and hitting.
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Devon A. C
First Methodists
First Methodist Church
Bridgeport
de Chandie
Stanley
Brymus
Yaster Ey Erich Mans
Hinkey Haines Joins Benner's Outfit Briefly
Hartford reports Hinkey Haines, outfielder known for fielding, joined Benner's nine briefly. He had been with the Yankees, then Jersey City Skeeters. Manager Egan of Hartford, backed by Yankees boss Barrow, rejected the transfer terms, and Haines was returned to New York.
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Hartford
Hinkin" Haines
Tielding
Fional Min
Lenn
Stair Atiete Tymi
Bender
Yevrs
Yankees
Haines
Hinkle
Greb Declines England Fight Offer for Greb
Promoter George Engel says Harry Greb will not travel to England for bouts. Engel notes Greb can earn more in the United States and plans to have Greb defend in America, with a potential Carpentier match for the light heavyweight title here. Greb’s next bout is slated for Forbes Field in PeCabucah on June 12 or 18.
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New York
May
Sh—-laush
Wilson Engel
Ne Avion Ord
Europe
Hia
George Engel
Harry Grab
Greb
England
Engel
Ama i
Grels
Georges Carpentier
Forbes Field
Piccabucahton
Manger Engel
Miss Wainwright Sets World Swim Record
New York May 40 Mrs Helen Wainwright of the New York Women’s Swimming Association today set a World record for 140 yards in an open event at Brighton Beach. The former mark was held by Charlotte Boyle Chine and Wyebing with improvements noted in the report.
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New York
Helen Wainwright
New
Nors Women's Swimming Associaation
Pen World
Brighton Beach Lad
Mie
Charlotte Boyle Chine
Avae Uhind
Murphy Wins Hundred Mile Auto Race At High Speed
In a dramatic and error filled event Murphy set a new Palma record amid confusion as Hoarte and Hauser contended for second. Final standings put Murphy ahead with fastest laps and prize money totaling around 35,100 after sponsors added cash awards.
Spaulding Wins Brooklawn Memorial Day Golf Event
A. Spaulding captured the Brooklawn Memorial Day golf competition at Beardsley Park. J. Jacobson posted the lowest net score of 62 with a 31 handicap, earning a dozen golf balls donated by the Sports Centre. Other top finishers included Jay G. Read at 68 and Beardsley’s Lay Was third with 69. Beginning June 3, players will submit their top three scores for weeklong match play starting June 10.
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A. Spaulding
Brooklawn Country
Vauirsey
Wulding
Jay G. Read
Be. G.lay
Oak- Housy
Fead
Beardsley Park
A. Jacobson
I. Tremeng
Handlcan
D. B. McCarten
Prine
J. Mills
B. Hawiey
Oakle
Davis Ilhan Webb
Carpenter
M. Groves
Grien
J. Kushow
Trealene
C. Wright
Knapp
Princeton picks captains for track and crew teams
Princeton Undergraduate Athletic Committee awarded white sweaters with a black P to captains W. E. Stevenson and Sidney W. Milne for the track and crew squads. Other players receiving P letters included RK Well Covington, Howare K Gray, Ned Ford, G Edward Leh, and Francis H McKnight.
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Princeton
N. Jn
Hag
W. E
Bill) Stevenson
Sidney W. Milne
Philadelphia
Paport
Steven
Harvard
Yale
Milne
Orange
Covington
Bowling Green
Howare K. Gray
Omaha
Ned
Harold R. Ford
Redlands
Cal
G. Edward Leh
Mientown
Francis H. McKnight
Mittsburgh
E.N. Case
Plimfield
Rectors Defeat and Big Race Prep at Seaside Park
The Rectors defeated the fans yesterday at Seaside Park by a score of 8 to 5. Clat McGraw and Don Cretella starred for the Rectors while Edwin Durnan of the astronaut Row club aided. Toronto’s Tom Jassogna twirled well for the visitors as they arrived to compete in the preliminary race. Next Sunday the Rectors travel for the Philadelphia Challenge at Seaside Park with the Myriles in sight for a $2,000 event. Dunnan’s rivals in the qualifiers will be Tom Rooney and J B Garrett Gilmore, both of Philadelphia, with the winner facing Paul Costello of Philadelphia Hilton Belges of St John, N B Canadian sculling champion, and Walter Hoover of Duluth in the national title race.
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Seaside Park
Clat McGraw
Don _Cretella
Philadelphia
Durnan
Tronaut
Cout
Tom Jassogna
Toronto
Rectors
Ematic City
Biamatic
Canada
Dunnan
Tom Rooney
J. B
Garrett Gilmore
Paul ¥. Costello
Hilton Belges
St. John, N
Walter Hoover
Duluth
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Timie
Dusi
Mallon Salve Regina Council
Kennet
Bronx Co
A. A
Aag
Bogash
Grantland Rice
Arid
Gerb
Wumitg
Grell
Pontine
Pearl
Dempsey
Leonard
Ei Hepis
Alean
Glover
Grey Mixhl
Imethud
John J
Endurance
Julius
Carpentier
Jack Dempsey
Sep
Grebo
Ty Coby
Will c Neeler
Babe” Ruth
Hercules
Bill Wcarthy
N.Y. U
Hinkey Haines
Benner
Harry Greb
Miss Wainwright
DE Palma
Harts
Hasey Tari
Toe Angeles
Hirte
Sime
Ralgh Ty Palma
Oru Haibe
Jerry Wonderlich
Fetterman
Tom Alley
Jae T
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Hearne
Polra
Wonderlich
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Aney
Lon Duryeau
Ralph de Palma
Jules Dninghon
Weil
el- Nugbae
Telthar
Duryeau
Dirk Teael
Havo Murphy
Batlle Samy
Spaulding
Brooklawn
Jacobson
Beardsley
Brookney
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Burger Bros. CO
Wests Young
Webster St
Smith Comstock Co., Inc
Water Street
Triilgeport
Conn
Cincinnati, Oy
Theodore Argennas
UIT Simiansay
Herbert Anderson
Bain Sc
Samuel Betker
F. Makin
Walter Black
Atmtford
A. Blank
Fatsfield
M. Gower
Tlortinglen
Rona Brinderhall Bens
Irate Buzeky
Waltett
Burtein
Byrnes
Dam
Cosnictbart
A. F. Cutdihy
Rudolph
False
Alembeawski & Tantanehth
Cath She Drew
Sain Gladssen
Falta Ars
Morris Glasberg
Tell Res Gem Pharmacy
Pembroke St
Senay & Sebsctian
Madison Ar
J. A Rutkowski
Main St
Gav. Schweizer
F. Main St
John Severnack
B. Main
Sewell & Sosinski
Stratford Ave
Marry Smick
Orlingon
Henry Stwollen
Church St
William Wills
Toni
Steve Wilson
James Walsh
Soin Bu Aes
Mfain
Steve Wasko
Harmsey Aviane
Stavford Ave
Bate
Reats Bich
Site & Colorado
Amy Mom. Sinclair
Mat KH
Michael Tersfay
Dow
St Josack Vitka
Pembroke Gt
Batars
Paradise Green
Stestferd
Kaiser
Bruce Ave
Arthur L. Clark
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