Qualifying Round Opens Connecticut Women's Golf Meet at Brooklawn
Nearly fifty top Connecticut women golfers gather at Brooklawn Country Club to start the tenth Connecticut Women's Golf Association state championship. Play begins at 8:30 AM with match play set to start tomorrow. a dinner for competitors is planned by a committee led by Mrs. John E K Williamson.
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Brooklawn Country Club
Connecticut Women's Galf Association
Club Anger Aa
John EK. Williamson
J. W. Auspin
Hartford
Georgiar
Bishop
Churchill Downs Race Results Summary
Churchill Downs reported multiple races with winners and payouts. Beaco led the Beaco: W. Garner 4.20 2.20 2.40 while Almude paid 4.80 2.60. other notable runners included Candy Rock and Three year olds Beano and Lilly with varied finishes and times. Race six highlighted Memorial Day Handicap competitors and close results. Sixth race included War Eagle and Royal Jul Ramock with competitive payouts. Seventh race featured mules for four-year-olds with Pandotto and Pandyo among the top finishers and precise times recorded.
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Pool
Etelddee
D. Smith
Phil Foto
Vauscher
Carstone Carter
Tu Qwoise
Forbeuranes
Capitan Apple Nek
Hero
Royal S. Pecy Cook
Husi Dear
Clutter
Crolden Mir
Be ‘Timer
Eck
Runanuelf
Furlor Fount
Beaco
W. Garner
Almude
Supertrank
Feld
W. Gerner Pour
Lill
Virgina Oaks
Mary Jane
Tomnolly
Lilly
Acuema
Candy Ween
Star
Krick
Pandora
Tokts
Companion Iit
Mretton
Hyetromel
W. Gaerne
Flaw Tr
War Eagte
Foyal Jul Ramock
Ying
Pandy
Stresten
Pandotto
Crump
Foyal
Megutre
Lady S
Lady Carely Omeve
Thorncliffe Park Race Day Results Recap
Thorncliffe Park hosts a full running card with six races. Among notable finishes, Bind Crat and Moon posted times around 2.65 and 1.02 for two year olds in the first race, while Body Ford and Dignus led the later fields in distances of up to six furlongs. Runners like Aces of Aces and Merry Winstrel appear in the morning’s comparative listings, with purses noted at $50 and $2,500 for select events.
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Moon
Toanna
Emery
Jedford Saint Go Brags Ap
Body Ford
Dignus
Bourassa
Teo
Walker
Patrot
Eliza Jaericky
Tonkeeper
Thomasini
Brox
Taeatenent
Cleveland Detroit double header ends in split
Detroit earns a split with Cleveland on Memorial Day. Detroit wins the afternoon game after losing the morning contest, piling up 19 hits and seven runs in the seventh inning while Uhle and Karr falter for Cleveland. Charlie Gehringer collects two hits and a triple to reach four hits in the second game as Detroit’s rally seals the win.
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Detroit
Associated Press
Cleveland
Tigers
Uhle
Karr
Unie
Able
Tavener
Aee Karr
Charlie Gehringer
Clehringer
Carr
Nels
Carroll
Fichrodt
Hellmann
Jamieson
Gehringer
Heilmann
Manush
Miller
Shaute
Balk
Hildebrand
McGowan
Nallin
Brooklyn Robins take both ends of holiday doubleheader
In Boston on May 40 Brooklyn defeated Boston 5-2 and 6-2. Doak allowed five hits in game one while Brooklyn struck early, Charley Root was knocked from the mound in the first inning as Robins piled runs. Edwards held Brooklyn hitless until the sixth in game two as the visitors faded.
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Boston
Associated Press
Brooklyn
Doak
Braves
Robins
Charley Robertsin
Edwards
Witil
Hts
Belmont results and multiple race summaries at racetrack event
Belmont results present first race for two year olds and up with times and fractional splits, listing entrants Montank Pady and others, plus time 3. Second race features four year olds and up in a steeplechase with Green Horn and Captain Careless among entrants and a total purse of 81500. Memorial Day Handicap, distances and winning figures given for three year olds and up, with Pompey and Dangerous among the names. Fourth race Metroplitan Handicap details include Marla Osmand and Osmand with times and odds. Fifth race Memorial Way Handicap lists entries such as Burke and McAtee with times and placements.
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E. Barnes
Montank
E. Sande
Pady
DeAuliffe
Petenchio
Goulash
Cancolo
Otto
Algernon
Burning Bush
Crows Nest
Murath
Charles B. Hall
Intense
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Ferguson
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C. Out
Nomad
Lighthouse
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Dighify
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Flight Time
Crimson Dawn
Inquid
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Cheops
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Even You
Ally
Pompey
Dangerous
Coplapo
Brown Bud
Flambino
Shuffle Along
Metropolitas
Ial
Marla
M. Gultileni
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E Sunde
Valorous
MraAten
McCaw
Shepster
Amberjack
Edith Cavell
Memorial Way
Ban Ti
Fields Fo Burke
Oler Sevrgewut
Wilber Surges Into State Tennis Round Three
New Haven May 30 Connecticut state championship singles began at the Lawn Club with many players. Results include Kuhn defeating Jackson, Watson over Ammidown, Hopkins over Lawrence, Hyde over Burbridge, and Wilbur advancing after defeating Day 6-2. The tournament runs through the week with further matches planned.
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New Haven
Associated Press
Lawn Club
Wilbur
Day
Tiley
Croadvear
Smith
Egan
Watson
Metcalf
al. Hopkins
Lawrence
Hyde
Burbridge
Snilts
Clark Hopkins
Mears
Frey
Frank Hopkins
Dugget
Leighton
Thurston
Howard A C Nine Triumphs Over Mohicans at Seaside Park
Howard A C Nine defeated the Mohicans 4 to 2 in an afternoon game at Seaside Park. Four runs came in the third inning for Howard A C Nine, aided by hits and intermittent errors. Farrell weakened after the early innings while Howerd A C Nine produced the decisive rally.
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Howard A. C
Mohicans
Seaside Park
Howards
Farrell
Mohicans A. A
Howerd
Skinny O Leary Dead Boxing Survivor Dies at 25
Hoboken a May 30. Skinny O Leary known as Skin n y O Leary a plucky boxing survivor died this afternoon in St Marys Hospital after more than two months treatment. He was 25 and had been a noted ring fighter.
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Associated Press
Skinny O'Leary
Hoboken
Skiinny
St. Mary's Hospital
Skinny" O'Leary
Walter O'Leary
Carr Sees New Peak Ahead After 14 Foot Vault
Sabin W. Carr Yale junior, fresh from a 14 foot pole vault in the Intercollegiate championships, says the roof is not reached yet. He reflects on his ascent from Santa Barbara training, compares his style to Carl Tioff and Lee Barnes, and notes American pole vaulting being challenged by Scandinavian records.
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Alan J. Gould
New York
Associated Press
Sabin W. Carr
Yale
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Philadelphia
Carr
Santa Barara
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Ciency
Voli
Yale Star
Cierley Tioff
Norwegi
Lee Barnes
California
Cam
Americ
Holt
Frank Foss
Cornellatar
Ing
Barnes
Wow Carr
Hoff
H. H. Baxter
RB. G. Cripp
W. R. Day
M. S. Wright
Robin W. Carr
America
Glenn Graham
Edmonds
Stanford
Miss Lucie Bedford Captures Pequot Memorial Day Race
Miss Lucie Bedford wins the Pequot Yacht Club Memorial Day regatta in a tight finish aboard Mata II. Other notable boats include Colleen, Ardara, Ardara’s jockey, and Wedun earning top spots as light winds and choppy seas test crews. Lucie Bedford’s victory stands amid a day of closely contested races and strong performances by Ratsey, California champion, and Star class competitors.
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Pequot Yacht Club
Port Harbor
Henry Jennings
Lucile Bedford
Helen Bedford
Coute
Ernest Ratsey
Larchmont
Ratsey
California
Sourn
J C. Bullard
Ardara
D. Starting
Pequot
Lucie Bedford
Colleen
J. Schiott
Bradford G. Warner
David B. Hawley
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Charles F. Watson
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