Bornhoeft Rules Brown Derbies to 4 1 Win in Jack Mack Town
Slim Bornhoeft powered the Brown Derbies to a 4 to 1 victory over the Jackmacks in Jack Mack's town. McCann held the Jackmacks to one run on eight scattered hits as the Derbies improved in Eastern League play. Springfield Ponies prepare a Sunday menu as they linger at the cellar, while New Haven drops further from first with Hartford's strong win ending a seven game streak.
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Slim Bornhoeft
Barney
Jack Mack
McCann
Beaver
Springfield
Derbs
Charley Robertson Delivers Two-Hit Shutout for White Sox
White Sox pitcher Charley Robertson fired a two hit shutout against the Philadelphia Athletics following a recent no hit no run performance. The outing showcased his dominant control as he blanked the A's while the offense produced enough support to seal the victory.
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Charley Robertson
White Sox
Robertson
Philadelphia Athletics
Diamond Permits For Sunday Games
Amateur ball teams will be in action all along the line tomorrow with Sunday permits for park diamonds issued by the Board of Recreation. Diamonds Seaside Park Nos 1 5 7 plus housing lots and Madison Jrs host multiple clubs in morning and afternoon slots across leagues and ages.
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Board of Recreation
Seaside Park
A. MN
N. W
H. Owls
P.M
Berkshires
Ia. M. Inetia
Cp. M
Millrose A. C
Ia. M
Royalty Lodge
CFM
Park City Giants
Pirate A. C
Lyric Giants
Junior Recreation League
Junniors
Old NM
Millrose Cubs
Orioles
Glenbrooks
CA. M
Strand A.C
Remington Cubs
A. M
Booth and Bayliss
P. M
Pirates
Whit Pigenassey
Peanuts Madison Jrs
King Pin
Shelton
Shelton Cubs
Laurels
Hillside
St. Mary's
Don Lourie to Enter Ministry at Princeton College
Don Lourie of Peru Illinois receives the Poe memorial cup for the second time. The award, donated by the late Johnny Pot’s mother, honors the Princeton football player who best exemplifies sportsmanship and athletic excellence. Lourie, a three year Tiger football member and Walter Camp All American in 1922, also ran broad jump and sprints, and serves as senior class president of the Varsity Club. He plans to enter the ministry.
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Penald B. Lourie
Peru
Johnny Pot
Princeton
Laurie
Tiger
Walter Camp
Face Hard Game in Norwalk Tipped By Local Fans
The Blessed Sacraments and their followers anticipate a warm game in Norwalk tomorrow. The rivals line up against the Spring woods rated as the strongest nine in Clamtown. Autobuses will leave the corner of Union and Stratford prelines at 1 o'clock.
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Blessed Sacraments
Norwalk
Springwoods
Clamtown
Union
Stratford
Charley Harvey Bets on Bomby Wells as Heavyweight Hope
Charley Harvey, a one fight manager, declares Bomby Wells the lone hit among his fighters. He arrived from London with Wells, vows to nurse him to peak, disputes glass jaw talk, and plans to move him toward American heavies, hoping Wells becomes England’s world heavyweight contender.
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Charley Harvey
Charley
London
Wells
Joe Beckett
Bomby
Bobby
Kelly
England
Bombardier Wells
Derby Nine at St John Saints in Derby clash
St John Saints travel to Derby to face the fast town team in a likely close game led by battery M Pistey and Bomont. Buses depart Arctic and Caroline streets at 1 p m with many players joining the trip. Players Bomont M Pistey A Pistey J Pistey Brecklin Sutay Darak Liptak Sonasky and Wargo to report at 12:30.
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St. John's
Derby
M. Pistey
Bomont
Saints
Arctic
Caroline Streets
St. John Roolere
A. Pistey
Four Home Runs Highlight Springfield Waterbury Tilt
In a high scoring game Springfield fell 11 to 6 to Waterbury. Joe Coscrove connected for the Brasecos while Naughton Ober e and Goodman led Pontes with four homers combined.
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Springfield
Waterbury
Joe Coscrove
Naughton
Obere
Goodman
Pontes
Cornell picks Woodin junior captain for 1923 baseball
IPHACA N E C Woodin Jr of Suching was elected Cornell baseball captain for 1923 after two years on the varsity nine. Larchmont Yacht Club holds its spring regatta with classes from racing ranges to 50 foot sloops off Larchmont Harbor. Mrs Molla Bjursted Mallory loses in Kent championship semi finals to Miss Kathleen McKane. Conald B Lourie of Peru Indiana wins Poe Memorial Cup at Princeton for outstanding athlete and service to the university.
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Iphaca
E. C. Woodin, Jr
Suching
Cornell
Larchmont
N. Æ
Larchmond
London
Molla
Mallory
Kent
Kathleen McKane
Texas boy phenom compared to Waite Hoyt by Giants
Scydier, a young Texas pitcher, was shipped to Waterbury by the Giants amid training camp notes in San Antonio. John McGraw reportedly signed him to no contract. Labeled a potential "diamond in the rough," Scydier is praised as a Waite Hoyt like prospect to be refined by Tilly Gilbert.
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Scydier
Texas
Waterbury
Giants
Iad
John McGraw
San Antonio
McGraw
Waite Hoyt
Tilly Gilbert
Grimes Home Run Lifts Cubs In 12th Inning Win
Ray Grimes delivered a decisive 12th inning home run guiding the Chicago Cubs to a 4 win over the Boston Braves. The ex Bridgeport player went 1 for 5 with the long shot that sparked the comeback. Williams extended his homer total to 16 for the season while Hornsby, McManus, C Williams, C Walker and BE Smith added flashes of power across the circuit.
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Ray Grimes
Boston
Cubs
Braves
Wiliams
Ken Williams
Washington
Hornsby
McManus
Browns
C. Williams
C. Walker
Phils
Jand BE. Smith
Red Sox
Butler B Ninths To Clash At Seaside Park
The Butler nine meets Booth Bayliss at Seaside Park Thursday afternoon. Butler’s lineup includes fast Bandy catcher Cook pitcher McMahon first base Shumps second base Renz es Gook third base B Morton if Cutay center fielder Anga rs Pratt Spetrino subs. They seek games with any city or state business school and invite contact through 46 Cannon Street or Bar 2300. The Tuttera aim to schedule with Lyric Giants or Strand A.
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Butler
Booth & Bayliss
Seaside Park
Butlers
Cook
McMahon
Shumps
B. Renz
B. Morton
Cutay
Lefty
Anga
Rs. Pratt
Spetrino
Kozlowski
Cannon Street
Tuttera
Lyric Giants
Strand A
Bogash Ratner Bout Planned In Open Air Arena
A fight between Lou Bogash and Augie Ratner is set for a works under boxing row with promoter Paul Dietz securing a permit for a show next month in New York. It will be staged in the open air arena and moved to the Casino if rain interrupts.
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Lou Bogash
Augie Ratner
Paul Dietz
New York
Dickering
Ratner
Locusts A C Set for Westport Showdown
Locust A C travels to Westport Sunday to face the strong town team in a hard fought contest. Players listed to report for practice tonight at the clubrooms include Bellevue Ioben White Peluso Rice Levine Lewis Wagner Terry Krentzmen Wesler and Leferowitz.
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Locust A. C
Westport
Westport Town
Belleevue
Ioben
White
Peluso
Rice
Levine
Lewis
Wagner
Terry
Krentzmen
Wesler
Leferowitz
Locusts
Thompson Street
City
Strayera Kaceys Seek Revenge In North Ends Clash
Stratford notes a Sunday rematch at Hurd avenue grounds as the Strayera Kaceys face the North Ends in game two of a three game series. Manager Ryew eyes continued edge after a narrow opener. Knights start Toomey Moore with Carroll Quill in reserve, North Ends rely on Blydenberg Flood for offense. first pitch at 8 15 p m.
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Strayera Kaceys
Hurd Avenue
Ryew
Kaceys
Knights
Toomey and Moore
Carroll
Quill
Ruth to Play in New Haven Exhibition With Yankees
Babe Ruth will appear for a New Haven exhibition game Sunday afternoon, June, with the New Haven club. The event precedes an Eastern league Pittsfield vs New Haven contest. General admission is $1, grand stand seats 50 cents. mail orders accepted to Hotel Taft Haven.
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New York Yankees
Babe. Ruth
New Haven
Restilar
Pittsfield
Grandstand
Ptrons
Taften Haven
Donovan
Peppy School Ball Game Draws Youthful Cheers
Elias Howe and Lincoln nuns clashed for Class A crown in a lively Public School Leagues match at Seaside Park Diamond No. 1. The Bliss Howe team led 10 to 9 after seven and a half innings before the game ended early as managers agreed to declare no game and reschedule for next week.
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Ponce de Leon
Everglades
Florida
Bridgeport
Elias Howe
Lincoln School
Diamond No. 1
Seaside Park
Bliss Howe
Warner and Karm
Limousines Backlash Over Transport for High School Games
Limousines are used by visiting teams causing friction as local players rebel against tram-like trucks. Players insist on better transport. authorities cite high costs of alternatives.
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Thee
Mickey Walker Fighting His Way For College Education
Edward Michael Walker of Elizabeth New Jersey known as Mickey Walker rose from high school to finance Princeton dreams through boxing. He defeated Jack Britton early and climbed as a top middleweight contender, defeating Dave Reed and Johnny Griffiths, with a planned bout against Jack Malone in Boston Arena.
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Mickey Walker
New Jersey
Princeton University
Princeton
Edward Michael Walker
Elizabeth
N. J
Edward Michael
Woodrow Wilson
Jack Britton
Johnny Wilsons
Jack Malone
Boston
Walker
Nate Siegel
Dave Shade
Johnny Griffiths
Pel Reed
Soldier Bartiola
Griffiths
Reed
Hammond Loyal To Pal in Giants Series
The New York Press notes Wally Hammond, at second base for Miratea in the Giants series, hit safely in three trips, joined three double plays, and showed off a gum chewing routine likened to Eddie Collins. His cap remained on and his gum display drew comparisons to Yankee Park renovations.
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Wally Hammond
Hammond
New York
Eddie Collins
Yankee Park
Season Passes For 50 Boys At Bridgeport Ball Games
Bridgeport Baseball Club offers season passes to fifty or more boys from grammar schools in Bridgeport Stratford and Fairfield. President Clark Lane Jr said one boy from each school will receive a 1922 season pass based on best overall average in studies as selected by school principals.
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Newfold Park
Bridgeport Baseball Club
Clark Lane, Jr
Bridgeport
Stratford
Fairfield
Bud Weafer Returns to Ring After Break in Action
Bud Weafer O K resumes training after a layoff since January. He recently returned from Columbus where treated by a bone-setter with his left hand in fighting shape. Weafer trains at the Knights of Columbus gym in Norwalk and may headline an open-air show locally.
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Bud Weafer
Weafer
Columbus
Reese
Knights of Columbus
Norwalk
Elks and Firemen Clash at Newfield Park
Elks lodge and Firemen baseball teams meet at Newfield Park for diamond honors. John Bowden, ex Eastern League pitcher, starts for the Firemen, with George Eagan managing the Firemen. Fred Hunt says the Elks are in top condition. First regular ball game of the season set for 3 PM.
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Pridge
Port Firemen
Elks’ Lodge
Newfield Park
Diamoond
John Bowden
Will Niteh
George Eagan
Fred Hunt
Elks
Cutbill to Fight for Connecticut A A U Suspension
Cutbill will face another hearing before a higher tribunal after the Connecticut A A U registration committee suspended him. The Nutmeg moguls expect reversal. the decision is called piker business. Harvard crew defeated Amory's crew in a race to decide who would row against Yale.
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Connecticut
Cutbill
Red Top
Conn
Harvard
Second Varsity
Browns Crew
Amory
Yale
Anxious To Fight Delaney or Bogash
Maxey Haugh, manager of Roy Benson the sensational Dixie middleweight, has come North seeking matches with northern middleweights including Lou Bozash or Jack Delaney. Benson has beaten Lew Dillon and top Southern and Northwest foes. Haugh, 160 pounds, urges Bridgeport promoters to notice. Address 2% Third street Brooklyn.
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Maxey Haugh
Roy Benson
Dixie
Lou Bozash
Jack Delaney
Benson
Lew _Dillon
South
Northwest
Henson
Haugh
Bridgeport
Third Street
Brooklyn
Belmonts Open Season Against Crasho Cubs at Seaside Park
The Belmonts meet Crasho Cubs tomorrow at Seaside Park No diamond at 1 30 p m Packer pitches for Belmonts Rowe handles batting for Cubs Cubs undefeated Belmonts hopeful to win All players to report for practice Sunday at 10 30 a m Old Mill Green
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Belmonts
Crasho Cubs
Seaside Park No
Diamond
Packer
Rowe
Cubs
Old Mill Green
Duryea Loaned to Charleston in Senators Move
The Hartford club loaned first baseman Duryea to Charleston after his role at first base during Hesse's layoff. He will seek a regular berth with the Senators next season.
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Hartford
Duryea
Hesse
Charleston
Venice Baseball Seeks Afternoon Game at Diamond 6
The Venice baseball team hopes to arrange a game this afternoon at 6 o clock on Diamond 6 Seaside Park. Manager Randy is willing to book games for other teams as well.
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Venice
Seaside Park
Randy
Elso
Browns Surge To Lead As Yankees Falter
In major league action the Yankees drop further as Detroit pounds 19 hits and the St. Louis Browns move within a half game. The Browns beat the Senators while Detroit and Cleveland also win. Major League Gossip notes Shane Collins key triple, Jess Barnes shines for the Giants, Dodgers smash Doak and Walker, Phils top Reds, Ring ties the Sox, and Ernie Johnson’s ninth inning single lifts the White Sox past the Athletics.
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Yanks
Detroit
St. Louis Browns
Hoyt
Doul
Browns
Senators
Shane Collins
Ted Sox
Cleveland
Phils
Jimmy Ring
Quakers
Reds
Ernie Johnson
White Sox
Athletics
Dwyer Announces Open Air Fight Card For June 29
Matchmaker George Dwyer announced the complete card for the open air show on June 29 headlined by Kid Kaplan versus Earl Baird in a 12 round star bout. Spike Marine of New Haven faces Young Griffe in a six round prelim and Jim Bones with Loung Mullican of Norwalk meet in an eight round bout. Harry Peterson of Stamford returns to fight Young Luby in the ten round semi final.
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George Dwyer
Kid Kaplan
Earl Baird
Spike Marine
New Haven
Willie Shugrue
Young Griffe
Jim Bones
Loung Mullican
Norwalk
Harry Peterson
Stamford
Young Luby
Maplewood All-Stars Prep With D Olah at Seaside Park
Maplewoods busy as D Olah will pitch for the Maple wood All-Stars tomorrow afternoon against the Lone Star Midgets at Seaside Park. This afternoon the Maplewoods and Robins compete for honors at Seaside in a key matchup.
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D. Olah
Maplewood All-Stars
Lone Star
Seaside Park
Maplewoods
Robins
Seaside
Yale Openers In Princeton For Series Opener
Yale's baseball team travels to Princeton for the commencement game amid confident talk of a third game at the Polo Grounds. Eily Mallory takes catching duties replacing Jim Kornan who went pro. Unclear whether Bernie Tommers picks Chittenden or Wight to pitch. both seem to have edge over Hickey.
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Yale
Princeton
Todlay
Tiger Ring
Blues
New Haven
Polo Grounds
Eily Mallory
Jim Kornan
Bernie Tommers
Ted Chittanden
Slab
Wight
Columbia
Harvard
Brooklawn Club star leads women to golf map in state title
The article highlights Miss Georgianna Bishop winning the women’s state title to raise Brooklawn Club’s golf profile. It notes upcoming men’s amateur championships at Shennecossett, with references to players like George Dwyer, Jim Bones, and others. It also discusses baseball chatter about Newfield Park and potential lineup changes involving Ramon Ferrera and Jose Rodrigues, plus a late-season push by the Derbs and the Wildmen in the Eastern League context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgianna Bishop
Brooklawn Club
Shennecossett
Tilden Richards Net Battle Today at Hartford Club
In Hartford at the Hartford Golf Club, champion Bill Tilden faces Vincent Richards in the final singles of the New England tennis tournament. The day also features a doubles final with the fuel father-and-son team from Springfields A. H. Chapin Jr. partnering against Richards and Bettens. Richards had earlier defeated Bettens after a lengthy comeback. Yale crews paddled five miles on the Thames with freshmen showing strong form alongside varsity crews.
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Hartford
Bill Tilden
Vincent Richards
New England
Hartford Golf Club
Fuel
Springfiesi
A. H. Chapin, Jr
Richards
Philip Bettens
San Francisco
Tilden
Holbrook H. Myde
Bettens
Edgar Dawson
New York
Chapin
Gales Ferry
Conn
Yale
Thames
Payne Whitney
J. M. Goethius
Charles 8. Payson
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