Brooklawns, Clovers, and Holy Rosary win in junior league play
In a sunny afternoon at Benside Park, Brooklawns crush White Eagles 13 to 0 as Randolph allows only two hits. Clovers topple Berkshires with Dikenmre fanning twelve. Holy Rosary edge Auburns in a close game as Buswell shines at bat and in field. Plea and Pappas star for defense.
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Brooklawns, Clovers and
Holy Rosary
Brooklawns
Clovers
Benside Park
White Eagles Jr
Randolph
Berkshires
Dikenmre
Holy Hrosus
Cote An
Monte
Verktrices
Darcy
Pappas
Holy Rotary
Anese
Auburns
Cappo
Manine
Li Davey
E Hetohy
Barfieto
J. Scalzi
Scalzi
O Amonte
Dred
Herrl
Hayden
Eliano
Costaldo
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Armour
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O'Neill
Flanagan
Hatfele
Auburn
Tires
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Coastallo
Bas Oataldo
Pryers
Cunningham
Grasso
O'Neil
Drew Scaizl
Hafele
Halla
Holy Ltreis
Wieber
Treat
Bik Clovers
Po Ambrose
Fedak
Piaza
L. Tizenzo
Peroh
Gagne
DY Kelson
Berks
Tomer
Kubar
H. Kelman
Heaney
A J. Sterb Lads
Centraiid Harding Meet for Title in Scholastic Baseball
Harding meets Central Warren for the scholastic baseball title at Newtbark on Saturday June 12. Harding defeated Central 11 6 in one game while Central won a ten inning 4 3 verdict. Warren Harding claims the city basketball crown and Harding aims to even the score. Coach Reilly prepares to oppose Weaver Michaels as both teams seek the championship in a hotly contested, fully committed showdown.
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Central Yugh
Warren Harding
Newtielark
Saturkey
Etcnam Hts
Warending
Central
Mane
Reilly
Gole
Michaels
Hibs
Haw
Hac
Washington tops Boston in extra inning slugfest
In Washington on May 30 AP reports a clutch hit with the bases loaded in the eleventh inning gave Washington a 3 2 win over Boston. Wing walked Joe Judge after Ruffing hit Harris to load the bases, producing the decisive run and completing a two game win streak for Washington.
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Washton
Washington
Boston
Tod
Wing
Joe Judge
Una
Ruffing
Harris
White Sox Beat Detroit 6 to 3 to Tie Series
Chicago wins at home 6 3 as Falk and Heilmann lead with four hits each. Faber pitches nine innings for the victory while Dauss exits in the seventh. Heilmann homers and triples, Hellmann drives in the key runs in a game with errors and passes in sixth and seventh innings.
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Chicago
White Sox
Detroit
Faber
Dausa
Falk
Heilmann
Manion
Wells
Moat
Humefield
Collins
Bheety
Barrett
Kamm
Schall
Sheely
Wingo
Hellmann
Hellman
Blue
Most
Darrett
Tavener
Gehringer
Batls
Dauss
Gibson
Nallip
Connolly
Geisel
Title Contenders Will Battle This Week in New York
Metropolitan Kings host a slate of bouts in New York this week led by Tod Morgan versus Steve Sullivan for the junior lightweight title in a 15 round main event at Ebbetts Field. Other card highlights include Delaney vs Burns, Dekuh vs ter, Shade vs Ragen, Jones vs Snyder, Kaplan vs White, Terria vs Petrolie, and Goldstein vs Dundee across venues including Queensboro Stadium and Coney Island Stadium.
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New York
Metropolitan Kings
Tod Morgan
Seattle
Steve
Kid) Sullivan
Morgan
East
Sullivan
Exbbetsfield
Brooklyn Nationals
Jack Delaney
Bridgeport
Conn
Tommy Burns
Detroit
Arthur Dekuh
Carl Ter
Dave Shade
California
Big Sensations
Jimmy Slattery
Mickey Walker
Maxie Ragenbloom
Queens
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Unclear OCR text records a baseball game with multiple misspelled names and scattered stats. Mentions players such as Ferguson, Wingfield, Ogden, Wiltse, Tyuson, and others. notes hits by Carlyle, Gaston, Rosenttluege, Tate. base on balls and strikeouts. left on base counts for Boston and Waton. time of game not provided.
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Carlyle
Gaston
Rosenttluege
Tate
Haney
Tootse
Fobin
Judge
Goslin
Aigner
Herrera
Wilts
Wingfield
Ogden
Txuson
Wil Wingfield
Fergus
Boston
Waton
Ugien
Wiltse
S Harriss
Winnirmher—Ferguson
Luesing
Picherfeld
Ormady Owen
Oriarty
Cibveland
Po Jamieson
Spurgeon
Lacy
J. Sewell
Burne
Summa
Lutgke
L. Sewell
Levsen
Po Benge
Jee
Biechroedt
Levson
ST. Louis
A Ricer
Mello
Slater
Willams
Hargrave
McManus
Jacobson
Zacha Gerber
Sant Ne
Cleveland Oo
Louis
Burns
Sler
Williams
Zachary
Melilla
Sisler
Cleveland
Benge
McGowin and
Dineen
Wide Open Ang Entries at Widener Course Field
Entries include horses aged six furlongs and up, with performers like Widener horses and Arabie bid Unibe Jumbe. Notable names cited include Autrey Gareth Jo Marone and Dance Tassel, as detailed in the report of racing events and prize listings at Cape Horn course.
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G&ce
Cape Horn
Endeott Binemont
Wit
Idy Autrey
Gareth
Jo Marone
Paya Banks
Moixaret St
Plaedckenbocker
Ted
Va. Aten
Sea
Vermont tops triangular track meet at Burlington
Vermont WLENS Burkinton May 30 Vermont scored 64.5 points to win the triangular track meet here Middlebury took second with 31 and Norwich 21.5 Ireght State College records were broken by several performers The event featured strong showings from Vermont athletes and from Middlebury and Norwich as the meet unfolded with record performances.
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Burkington
Vermont
Middlebury
Norwich
Ireght State College
Mann Wins Knockout in New York Heavyweight Bout
Monte Mann former Nebraska legislator turned fighter knocked out Bil dos Pas Negro in the first round. Mann, winning for the third straight time, dominated the New York ring as he claimed the victory in a brief bout.
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NN OS Ork
Mair
Monte Mann
Nebraske Lg Shativ
Werther
Ate AD
Major League Records This Week From New York May 30
The week's major league record standings list games won and lost, runs, hits, errors, opponents runs and home runs, incorporating results through Saturday. The report names teams and summarizes league-wide performance across categories for the period.
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New York
Yankees and Reds Edge Toward Standings in Quick Baseball Half
New York and Cincinnati face tougher road tests as the season passes the quarter mark. Connie Mack's Athletics shadow the Yankees while the Cubs chase the leaders. Phillies lead the American with seven wins in eight while Ty Cobb's Tigers post five wins in seven. The Red Sox slump continues as the resin debate and league talk about the ball heat up.
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New York
Connie Mack
Yankees
Cubs
Heela 4A
Jude
Reds
Philadelphia Americana
Philadelphia
Mackmen
Ty Cobb
Tigers
Indians
White Sox
Speaker
Browns
Bisler
Boston
Red Sox
Art Fletcher
Phillies
Pirates
Cincinnati
Cardinals
Shamrocks Defeat Savoy Juniors 5 to 3 at Seaside Park
The Shamrocks extended their win streak beating the Savoy Juniors 5 to 3 before a large crowd. Builivan struck out 17, Colwell collected three hits in four trips, while Manila pitched well but faltered in late innings.
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Shamrocks
Savoy
Seaside Park
Builivan
Colwell
Manila
Lasera
Million Dollar Race Course Planned for Florida
Lexington May 30 AP A race course costing about 1 million dollars is planned for Pompono Florida midway between Miami and Palm Beach. Backing the project are Kentucky Maryland and New York turfmen led by Thomas B Cromwell secretary of the Thoroughbred Horsemen Association with L T Cooper L N Conrad Dayton Florida and Tea con Miami real estate developer Frank Keener owner of the Brooklyn Eagle among supporters.
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Lexington
Pompano
Florida
Miami
Palm Beach
Kentucky
Maryland
New York
Thomas B. Cromvyell
Aesociation
L. T. Cooper
L. N. Conrad
Dayton
Aud Teacon
Frank Keener
Browns Take Four Straight Behind Zachary’s six hits allowed
In a brisk game Zachary pitched well allowing six hits as St. Louis beat Cleveland 3 1 to extend their winning streak to four. Browne’s tallies ran up in the first inning while Cleveland’s run came in the fourth with Sialer and Willigma homering for the Indians.
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Zachary
ST. Louis
Cleveland Indians
Browne
Indians
Sialer
Willigma
Walter B Lasher Leads In Qualifying Round Of Fairfield Spring
Walter B Lasher topped the qualifying round for the Bourne Cup handicap tournament at the Fairfield Country Club as 16 players began the event. Palmer finished second with 68 net, while Charles M Groves of Brooklawn CC carded a hole in one on the 129 yard tenth hole and won his match 3 and 1 in a foursome with James Weatbrook and M A Pollock.
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Walter B. Lashar
Fairfield
Charles M. Groves
Brooklawn Country Club
Groves
James Weatbrook
M. A. Pollock
New Jersey
Walter B. Lasher
Country Club
Co. UW
Kenneth Beweet
Gross
C. H. Palmer
A. B. Clarke
Manon
A. V. Roche
Slovak Gymnasts Plan Field Day at Newfield Park
More than 1500 Slovak Gymnastic Union Sokol members will attend a field day at Newfield Park this afternoon, with a large exhibition by boys, girls, and adults from Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, and Connecticut. A decennial world games group will drill at Old Mill Green and perform calisthenics and intricate movements, before leaving for Prague on May 8. Connecticut sends three representatives Miss Bessio Erhardt Joseph Dobala and John Hlephin. Additional tumblers and races accompany the program with band sponsorship and auxiliary sponsors from New York.
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Sokal
Newfield Park
Baker Hall
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New York
Connecticut
Prague
Old Mill Green
George Washington
iBessio ‘Erhardt
Bridgeport
Joseph Dobala
John Hlephin
Danbury
Erhardt
Larkin Stars as Bridgeport Socony Upset Stamford
Bridgeport Socony nine won its first Oi league game at Seaside Park, beating Stamford by 12 to 6 after dropping the opener to Norwalk. Larkin held Stamford to few hits, Luddy drove in runs, Dom Cretelia made a circus catch in the eighth, and Rob Nunville collected several hits for the winners.
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Bridgeport Socony
Seaside Park
Stamford
Norwalk Ning Bly
Larkin
Lock City
Luddy
Dom Cretelia
Rob Nunville
Bern Names Coach At Utica For Colgate
May 30. Johnny Behn star quarterback of Iowa State football for three years was named assistant coach at Colgate University. Behn was chosen by Knute Rockne of Notre Dame for quarterback on the All Western team of 1926.
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Utica
Johnny Behn
Iowa State
Colgate University
Behn
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Far West Athletes Still Dominate College Tracks
New York May 30 AP Far western brawn led by the University of Southern California to the Intercollegiate AA A A title while eastern speed excelled at Cambridge and in the Big Ten meet at Iowa City. Analysis shows easterns won eight of fifteen events. westerns led in five. record marks favored the east at Cambridge, with four westward records. Northrup of Michigan tallied most points. Fussell of California, Houser of USC, and Rumell dominated sprints and throws across both meets.
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New York
Cinfarnia
Clossis
Cambridge
Mass
Iowa City
Canfornia
Harvard
Cornell
Yale
Rumell
Russell
Nebraska Comet
Roland Locke
Funsell
Cornellan
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Caldwell
Speldend Fioffmire
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