Galaxy of stars showing stuff in amateur field
Amateur baseball fans have a busy Saturday in Park City League with multiple games at Seaside Park. Notable players include Jim Moran of the Legion, Locomobile and Karm Terminals stars, and Public Market’s Scholz, Smith, Liptak, and Briggs. The Karm Terminals chase a 3-0 start while Remington Arms and Locos figure in heavy slugging and tight pitching battles.
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Galaxy OF Stars
Park City
Seaside Park
Jimmy ‘Jazz Kelly
Locomobile
Tomor Lne
Kent School
Jim Moran
Legion
Moran
Park City Giants
Scholz
Smith
Liptak
Kuba
General Electrics
Eastern League Standings and Upcoming Games
Eastern League standings show Albany, Waterbury, New Haven, Pittsfield, Fitchburg, Hartford, and Springfield with varying records. Today’s games include Albany at Bridgeport and New Haven at Springvale, with Waterbury at Hartford and Fitchburg at Pittsfield. Tomorrow’s schedule lists Waterbury at Hartford and New Haven at Springfield, along with Fitchburg at Pittsfield.
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Albany
Bridgeport
New Haven
Springtiea
Pittsfield
Waterbury
Hertford
Springfield
Fitchburg
RHE Hartford
Fitchbure
Johnson and
P.c. New Haven
Hartford Waterbury
Gold Cup Crews In Practice Spurs Philadelphia
Four challengers prepare for the Philadelphia Gold Cup amateur rowing championship on the Schuylkill river mile and a quarter course. Champion Jack Kelly has retired and will not defend. Walter Hoover of Duluth arrived with his shell and plans to decide tomorrow which boat to use. Hilton Belya.
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Philadelphia
Schuylkill River
Jack Kelly
Walter Hoover
Duluth
Hilton Belya
Bridgeport Times Feels Out of Town Boats for St John Rowing
In St John New Brunswick Canadian champion W N Haldeman stroked by J Freem the only other out of town entry has coxswain W Chase. Blue Crew members are Paul V Costello W E Garrett and Gilmore of Philadelphia. Bow C V Whitney challenger known. Harnest stroke S Swain D C Thomas. Extra crew: L G Garpenter K R Ives A D Williams E R Littler Williams former junior class crew captain.
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Bridgeport Times
St. John
N. B
W. N. Haldeman
J. Freem
W. Chase
Varsity
Paul V. Costello
W. E. Garrett
Will Gilmore
Philadelphia
Bow
Legion Nine Practice At Seaside Park This Evening
The American Legion nine will practice this evening on diamond No. 6 from 6 to 9 o'clock at Seaside park. Reported players include Brooks Buttery Brower Chip Osborne Bayes Sullivan Norton Toughey Mannion Kearns Marick Rowe Phelan and Walters.
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American Legion
Seaside Park
Brooks
Buttery
Brower
Chip
Osborne
Bayes
Sullivan
Norton
Toughey
Mannion
Kearns
Marick
Rowe
Phelan
Walters
Yale Selects Oarsmen For Gales Ferry
New Haven June 2 The Yale rowing squad to train at Gales Ferry before Harvard races was announced. Captain Langhorne Gibson will lead the heavy varsity crew known as the Cleveland Perry Smallwood White Crew, with W Leslie at Bow, Lefty Ward Cheney at No 3, R B Russell at No 4, J Rockefeller at No 5, and Walter Goodwin at No 6 and No 7, among others.
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Fale
Langhorne Gibson
Gales Ferry
Harvard
Cleveland
Perry Smallwood
Clevel
Bow
W. Leslie
Land Indians
Lefty
Ward Cheney
R. B. Russell
Wiseman
Boston
Rockefeller
G. C
Smallwood
Ellis
Walter Goodwin
Belmont Oldest Turf Classic Set for June 10 at Belmont Park
The Belmont, America's oldest turf classic, will be run at Belmont Park on June 10 with a strong three year old field headed by Pillory and featuring Morvich as the notable absentee. The entry list includes Sang, Fea, Snob II, Bunting and Iskaway, aiming to crown a leading colt of the year.
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America
Belmont Park
Morvich
Pillory
I Sang
Fea
Snob II
Bunting
Iskaway
Friar Rock
Commando
Carpentier Greb Bout Gossip Captures Boxing Fans
Old Sport surveys talk of a possible Georges Carpentier versus Harry Greb match. Writers argue Greb’s windmill style would challenge Carp, who is praised for brainy technique and has faced bigger foes. The piece imagines a dramatic, unorthodox showdown with ringside intrigue.
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Georges’ Carpentier
Harry Greb
Georges Carpentier
Carpentier
Jack Dempsey
Lewis
Georges the Debonair
Gver
Levinsky
Carp
Greb
Carpenterier
America
Dempsey
Invitation Sent English Mermaid
New York June 2 A special invitation has been extended to Hilda James of England to come to this country next month to compete in the Joseph P Day Cup race in New York Bay on Tuesday afternoon August Miss James is the greatest female swimmer in Europe today and holds several world records Her visit would greatly increase interest in the Day Cup race as she typifies the supreme in women swimming on the other side of the Atlantic If she accepts she would face the best of American swimmers who scored points for the United States in the last Olympic Games at Antwerp two years ago
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New York
Hilda James
England
New York Bay
James
Europe
Miss James
America
Antwerp
Bresnahan Buys King From National League Club
Toledo report says Roger Bresnahan purchased outfielder Lee King from the Philadelphia National League club and announced the deal immediately. Details of terms were not disclosed.
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Toledo
Ohio
Lee King
Philidélphia Club
National League
Roger Bresnahan
Breemahan
Gonzales Cleared for Chicago Cubs Shortstop Role
Scout Kitty Bransfeld searches for a Cubs shortstop. Carl Schmeh of Waterbury and Cuban Mike Gonzales who starred for Springfield are praised, with Gonzales reportedly recommended to the substitutes.
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Kitty Bransfeld
Cubs
Bransfiel
Carl Schmeh
Waterbury
Mike Gonzales
Springfield
Reserve Corps Men to Play in Army Games
Washington June 2 Members of the Reserve Corps both officers and enlisted men may compete for places on teams to represent the Army according to a decision by Secretary of War Weeks. The secretary ruled that Reserve Corps men as components of the United States Army are entitled to try for places on teams in any games in which the Army as a unit may take part.
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Washington
Reserve Corps
United States Army
Ory
City Team Standings Across Major Leagues
A list of 11 cities including New York St Louis Washington Philadelphia Cleveland Detroit Chicago Boston with associated numbers 24 20 23 21 25 26 appears. The fragment reads as a standings or score sequence, lacking clear verbs or dates, but identifiers suggest sports or league positions linked to the named cities. Entities include New York St Louis Washington Philadelphia Cleveland Detroit Chicago Boston and numbers 24 20 23 21 25 26.
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New York
St. Louis
Washington
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
Boston
St Louis
National Ie
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
New’ York
National League
Brooklyn
Army Playing George Signs With Otamwa Club
Army Playing George, a former Waterbury catcher, after a stint in the Virginia League, has signed with the Otamwa club of the Canadian League.
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George Army
Waterbury
Otamwa
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