Latzo Hugs Bogash To Remain Through Battle
Latzo from Hazleton outboxed Louie Bogash in a gritty welterweight affair at Dig Arena on State Street. Latzo controlled the action with long reach and clinching defense while Bogash pressed, cutting Latzo’s youth despite Latzo’s ring tactics and counterpunching. Steady Steadman defeated Tony Marto in a ten round middleweight bout, while Mike McCabe pummeled Ty Murray in a one sided slugfest. O Leary bested Joe Hall in a swift opening clash as 5,000 fans watched an orderly outdoor show.
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G. C. Hawman
Steve Latzo
Hazleton
Britton O'Dowd
Toin
Ef Hia
Louie Bogush
Pugilist
Penn State
Dig Arena
State Street
Rogash
Steve
Bridgeport Tiger
Clowe
Latzo
Louie
Bogash
Jack Perry
Jaba
Kid Lewis
Tin
Vice
Hogash
Iallian
Fairbanks
Latso
Steadman
Marto
Walnut A. C
Tony Marto
New York
Tony
Steady
McCabe
Mike McCabe
Ty Murray
Metropolis
Murray
Mike
Fishman
Eastern League Morning Games Show Mixed Results Across Cities
Eastern League action across Hartford Springfield Pittsfield Albany and New Haven produced a mix of morning and afternoon games. Batteries featured include James and Sullivan Pennington and Damm for Hartford. Bish and Tyler Mayberry and Wider for Worcester. Pleger and Hayden Mangum and Plediger for Pittsfield. Craig and Jordan Harrington and Prediger for Albany in a 12 inning game. Cox and Damm Penfold Brown and Nagle for New Haven. Bach and Redman Behn Jensen and Naughton for Worcester. and Williams and Shinautt for Bridgeport. The day ended with varied scores and notable pitching pairings across the circuit.
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Hartford
Rhel
New Haven
James and Sullivan
Pennington and Damm
Springfield
Worcester
Bish and Tyler
May
Berry and Wider
Pittsfield
N. H
Sea Endnepeas Sens
Pleger and
Hayden
Mangum and
Plediger
Bridgeport
RM. E. Watertity
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M. Wal
Emeori Williams
Shinautt
Albany
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Rattees
Craig
Jordan
Harrington
Prediger
Rt. HE
Cox and Damm
Penfold
Brown and Nagle
Wareeneh
Watterles
Bach
Redman
Behn
Jensen and
Naughton
Pitchers May Decide Championship Race
The American League pennant race likely hinges on pitching. The Yankees and Cleveland Indians appear evenly matched overall, but staff strength may determine the winner. Miller Huggins relies on Quinn and Shawkey, while a Texas rookie named Rip Collins could balance the Yankees. Carl Mays may return before season's end.
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Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Miller Muggins
Quinn
Shawkey
Texas
New York
Warren Collins
Rip
Carl Maya
Cadore's Sleepy Boston Record Game Makes Baseball History
The May 1 1920 marathon between Brooklyn and Boston featured Leon Cadore and Urban Oeschger in a 26 inning duel that ended in a 1 1 draw. Cadore described feeling sleepy from the endurance, yet he remained effective and hopes for a decisive finish next time. Cadore, 28, a tall right-hander and former multi sport star, had played for Vancouver Jersey City Wilkes-Barre Trenton Buffalo and Montreal before joining Brooklyn in 1917.
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Ed. Hughes
Leon J. Cadore
Cadore
Baldom
Brooklyngainst
Boston
Vancouver
Jersey City
Matthewson
Thompson
Leonard Whales Knocks Out Charley White at Benton Harbor
Leonard Whales defeated Charley White in the ninth round of a sunlit bout near Lake Michigan at Benton Harbor yesterday afternoon. White never challenged the champion, as Whales floored him five times in rapid succession before the referee counted him out. Corcoran Beats Flynn in New England welterweight title defense. Lawrence-Tommy Corcoran beat Paddy Flynn on points in a 12 round bout to retain the regional title. Smith Destroys Robinson as Lewiston Park card features Bayonne’s Jeff Smith and George Robinson in a 12 round light heavyweight clash. Tunney to Meet Burke in a 12 round armory bout scheduled for July 19 in Jersey City. Burke accepts terms.
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Benny . Leonard
Charley White
Lake Michigan
Benton Harbor
White
Leonard
Corcoran
Flynn
Lawrence
Tommy Corcoran
Elty
New England
Paddy Flynn
Everett
Careful Wins Clover Stakes at Aqueduct in Record Crowd
Careful, the daughter of Wrack and Mindful owned by Walter S. Salmon, won the Clover Stakes before the largest crowd ever at Aqueduct. Audacious, Morton L. Schwartz’s colt, won the Carter Handicap by three lengths over Con tancy. Nancy Len took second and Prodigy third as 169 nominations narrowed to seven starters. Careful clocked five furlongs in 57 seconds. Naturalist under Widener faded to a distant third.
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Aqueduct
Careful
Walter S. Salmon
Morton L. Schwartz
Mr. Salmon
Mty
P. A. Clark
Nancy Len
Joseph E. Davis
Prodigy
Audacious
Contancy
Joseph EB. Widener
Naturalist
Cuban sportsman Gomez A. H. D'az refuses bid for colt
Cuban sportsman Gomez A. H. D'az rejected a $20,000 offer for his two year old colt General J. M. Gomey. The bay by Hessian Expressing has three wins and is undefeated this season. Sam C. Hildreth had made the bid, and the reply was received yesterday.
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Gomez A. H. D'az
General J. M. Goimes
Sam C. Hildreth
General J. M. Gomey
Hessian- Expressing
STRIP VANITIE OF ALL HER RIGGING
The Vanitie, once a contender for America s Cup defense against Shamrock IV, lies dismasted and stripped at Jacob s shipyard City Island. Only the hull remains after trials with Resolute off Newport, signaling the end of the yacht s active status.
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Jacob's Shipyard
City Island
Gardner
Newport
Jersey Woman Wins Connecticut Tennis Title
New Canaan New York Mrs Edward Raymond of Bedford N Y won the Connecticut women's tennis championship at the New Canaan Country Club defeating Mrs B Lynch of New York in the singles final by 6 4 7 4.
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New Canaan
Bridgeport Girl Wins At Carnival In Rye Beach
Miss Grace Kempel of Bridgeport won the 50 yard girls 14 and under handicap race at Rye Beach club’s water sports carnival in Rye N Y yesterday in 39 45 seconds. She received six seconds handicap while Miss Anna Beam of Bridgeport took third after a five second handicap. Til Han Stoddard of New York finished second to Kempel with a two second start. Ethelda Bleibtrey, national 500 yard champion and record holder, added the national one mile title without exerting effort.
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Grace Kempel
Rye Beach Club
Rye
Kempel
Anna Beam
Til- Han Stoddard
New York Woman's Swimming Association
Miss Kempel
Ethelda Blefchtrey
Dr Clark Equaled Latonia Record in Independence Handicap
Latonia Kentucky July 6 H P Whitneys Dr Clark sprint star proved distance ability by winning the $15000 Independence Handicap at a mile and three furlongs from a strong field. He led early then held off Minto 2d by a nose with Boniface third after a tough mile and three furlongs. Wildair started slowly and never factored.
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Latonia
H P. Whitney
Dir. Clark
Whitney
Minto 2d
J. K. I. Irow
Boniface
Dr. Clark
Coltilett
Minford
Minto
Lepcares
Wildair
Hunter KOs rivals in dual net tournaments
Francis T. Hunter former Cornell tennis captain and current physical giant of the sport dominated two net tournaments yesterday. He won five straight matches across the North Side and Westchester County championships, beginning at University Heights club and finishing at Hartsdale before returning to 207th Street.
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Francis T. Hunter
Cornell University
North Side
Westchester County
University Heights
207Th Street
Harlem River
Harrison R. Hathaway
Paul Martin
Hartsdale
Westchester
Nistat
High School Athletes Capture Recreation Games Victory
Bridgeport High School athletes won multiple events at Seaside Park under the Board of Education. L Galbiatti claimed the 100 Junior and 220 Senior races, Ansel took the 440, Skang dominated the half mile, and J Stack excelled in high jump with 6 ft to display. Landmark results include 100 Yard dash, junior. 1st C Sam. 11.3 seconds. 220 Yard dash. 1st J Galbeutt. 24.1 seconds. 440 Yard dash. 1st H Amsel. 56.1 seconds. High jump. 1st J Stack. 6 ft 0 in. Running broad jump. 1st Santeson. 19 ft 2 in. Relays: Swedish A.A. won the organization relay. Nilson Machine Co. won factory relay. Anderson Men's Shop won commercial relay.
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Bridgeport
Board of Education
Seaside Park
L. Galbiatti
Ansel
Skang
J. Stack
Liebold
Stack
Senor
I. Galbertti
G. Johnson
L. Shea
M. Skane
E. Lyons
E. Rylander
K. Nystrom
W. Liebold
I. Zatterstrom
C. Sam
G Eiklana
W Thomas, Jr
J. Galbeutt
H. Amsel
J. Fitzpatrick
E. Osterhandt
W. Leibold
L Santeson
Santeson
Nystrom
Curley
Swedish A.A
Nilson Machine Ce
American Chain Co
Anderson Men's Shop
Golden Clothes
Attendance records fall as Yankees draw crowds nationwide
Attendance at American League parks hits new highs as the Yankees set multiple records. Patriots Day in Boston drew near 25,000, the Polo Grounds hosted over 38,000, and crowds in Cleveland, St Louis, and Washington topped previous marks. More large crowds are anticipated in Chicago and Detroit on upcoming dates.
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Yankees
Boston
Polo Grounds
Cleveland
St. Louis
Washington
Chicago
Detroit
Olympic tryouts show bright prospects for team USA
The recent Olympic tryouts across the United States indicate strong national representation and very bright prospects for bringing home medals this year. Every event demonstrated that Uncle Sam will be well represented at the Olympic Games.
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United States
Sam
Plan to revive interest in cycling at New York Velodrome
The management of the new 250000 dollar New York Velodrome plans to revive cycling interest by reintroducing outdoor endurance tests and offering ample opportunities for amateur cyclists to develop endurance. The sport once enjoyed strong followings and there is belief its popularity can return if promoted properly.
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New York
New Haven Boy Wins With Perfect Score
Virsil W Richard, an 18 year old shooter from New Haven Conn, captured a seasonal victory in the third stage of the three range championship tourney at the National Range in Tenafly New Jersey. He posted a perfect 100 on the 100 yard prone event for a special trophy valued at 75 dollars, among 222 riflemen entered.
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Tenafly
N. J
Virsil W Richard
New Haven
Conn
Richard
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