Kid Kaplan Beats Baird in Eight Round Bout Skips Off Foul Ending
Kid Kaplan the Meriden Bearcat outboxed Earl Baird in an eight round welterweight clash. A low blow fouled Kaplan and referee McAuliffe awarded victory to Kaplan amid crowd confusion though Baird contested the call. Kaplan led early and pressed the pace with brutal body and head shots as Baird fought back valiantly.
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George E. Firstbrook
Kaplan
Earl Krd
Baird
McAuliffe
San
Sizsling
Baira
Home
McAviiffe
Kap Jen
Packer
Sep
California
Kap
Meriden
Queak
Kapliflower
Rhian
Rip
Scrappy Players Given Suspensions In League Meeting
At a Park City Factory Baseball league gathering, I. H. Brewster of General Electric and Leo Ma eieskie of Bridgeport Brass were suspended temporarily for conduct during the Saturday game between their teams. The suspension affects the upcoming challenge and related schedule.
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Monsters
Park City
I. H. Brewster
General Electric
Leo Maeieskie
Bridgeport Brass
Ringside Chit Chat and Boxing Gossip at Norwalk Event
In Norwalk, boxing luminaries gathered as champions Louis Bogash Johnny Shugrue and Bert Francs were introduced. Promoter figures and celebrities mingled while bets circulated and fighters prepared for upcoming bouts including Shugrue vs Cherley Pilkington. Attendance neared 2900 with notable figures like Vic Perris Frank Glennon and Jim Bones present.
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Louis Bogasa
Johnny Shugrue
Bert Francs
California
Shugrue
Metropolitan
Cherley Pilkington
Commonwealth Club
Jim Bones
New Jersey
Johnny Buff
Bones
Vic Perris
Norwalk
Vic
Williams and Williams Reach Final in ILA Doubles Cup
Williams and L E Williams of Yale advance as Wray Brown of Washington University and L E Williams of Yale prepare for finals. Philip Neer and James Davies of Leland Stanford stand among top contenders for the doubles title at Merion Cricket Club during the Intercollegiate Tennis Association event in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Intercollegiate Lawn
L. E. Williams
Yale
Wray Brown
Washington University
St. Louis
Intercollegiate Lawn Tennis Association
Merion Cricket Club
Everett Nutter Leaves New Haven For Semi Pro Ball
Everett Nutter, the jumping outfielder from New Haven, is believed to have returned home to Ohio to play semi pro baseball. Before his disappearance from Eli city, Nutter had received several offers from clubs near his home. He played independent ball last season.
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Everett Nutter
New Haven
Ohio
Eli
Nutter
Clute
Waterbury fielder Cosgrove fuels hot season at plate
World beating rookies rise with spring, but veteran Joe Cosgrove excels as Waterbury’s cleanup man. In 53 games he has hit for 333 percent, sustaining his big season despite managerial duties, leading the team in stickwork.
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Joe Cosgrove
Tennyson
Zoee
Waterbury
Joe
Shocker Leaves Hospital For Browns Return
St Louis June 30 Urban Shocker star pitcher for the St Louis Browns has left a focal hospital after two weeks rest to recover from a strained ligament in his right thigh. He is expected to take his regular turn on the mound in a few days.
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St. Louis
Urban Shocker
St. Louis Browns
Athletic Meets For the Kiddies Plans Announced
The Board of Recreation plans athletic meets for children this season at Seaside Park with events for hundreds of boys and girls. Two baseball leagues for boys may start as playgrounds activities expand.
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Board of Recreation
Seaside Park
Amateur Leagues Schedule At Seaside Park
Park City League followers will have a chance to do some more shouting tomorrow when the simon pure3 will get into action in three contests at Seaside Park. Warner Bros. vs Bridgeport Brass, Columbia Graphophone vs Karm Terminals, General Electric vs Holmes Edwards. Junior City League games follow Cresho Cubs vs Venice A C and Hall Community vs Belmonts. In Recreation League action Colonials vs Cardinals at Hillside Strand A C vs Eagles at Yellow Mill Arrows vs Hillsides at Seaside Park.
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Cresho Cubs
Venice A. C. Hall Community
Belmonts
Dr. Recreation League
Junior Recreation League
Colonials
Cardinals
Hillside
Strand A. C
Eagles
Yellow Mill
Arrows
Hillsides
Seaside
Park
Hands Off on Dempsey Wills Fight
Albany June 30 Governor Miller said he would keep a hands off policy regarding the proposed world heavyweight title bout between Jack Dempsey and Harry Wills. He voiced no objection to a black man fighting a white, stressing support for the best man, white or black, and left the matter to the Boxing Commission.
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Albany
Miller
Jack Dempsey
Harry Wills
Boxing Commission
Legion State Field Day in New Haven on July 15
The Connecticut American Legion schedules its annual field day at Yale Field New Haven on July 15. Events run under AAU rules include sprints up to 880 yards, mile, jumps, throws, and relays for men with several events closed to New Haven and Italy entrants. Girls contest 60 yards and 440 yard relay.
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Connecticut American Legion
Yale Field
New Haven
Italy
State
Athletic Juniors Named For Young Eagles Team Change
The Young Eagles management announced the future team name Athletic Juniors. Cavanaugh starred in a 12 to 2 victory over the White Sox Young Eagles, while Batteries Lavary Rajotte Priedman and Williams were noted for notable performances.
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Young Eagles
Athletic Juniors
Cavanaugh
White Sox
Lavery
Rajotte
Priedman
Williams
Preliminary Bouts Sizzle in Local Boxing Night
CHICK CREATON reports a lively program with Luby Peterson beating Stamford's Harry Peterson on points after a tight middle rounds. Bones from Jersey City defeated Norwalk bantam Mulligan on a close draw, while Spike Marino stopped Bridgeport’s Young Griffo in the second session.
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Jim Bones
Young Mulligan
Norwalk
Mulligan
Weafer
Chick Creaton
Luby
Harry Peterson
Peterson
James Bones
Champeon
Newfield
Jersey City
Skeeter State
Norwalk Bantam
Bones
Jersey
Spike Marino
New Haven
Young Griffo
Bridgeport
Marino
Griffo
McAuliffe
Putnam’s Start Sunday at Seaside Park Feature
Putnam’s Start Sunday opens 1922 season on the baseball diamond at Seaside Park facing Pirate A. C. in a feature contest. Pats manager Tad Glynn assembles an all star local semi pro lineup with Herman Johnson as pitcher and Billy Grant catching. Glynn and Fulton lead the infield with Neary Donahue and Turcot patrolling the outfield as the Pirates, a fast colored team, aim to halt the Pats led by Letty Baker in the mound.
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Pirate
A. C
Seaside Park
Tad” Glynn
The
Pats
Pleyers
Herman” Johnson
Bily Grant
Glynn
Fulton
Bondy
Keane
Larry Neary
Bob Donahue
Charlie Tercat
Pirates
Letty" Baker
Neary
Grant
Donahue
Turcot
Bardy
Johnson
Three Links Teams Primed For Battle
Local Odd Fellows hype a Sunday clash on diamond No 11 soccer field at 10 p m between Loyalty Lodge ball tossers and Croswell Lodge of New Haven. Croswells claim the state title after an undefeated last season. Loyalty picks from Blumberg Lebeding Rappaport Goldowsky Kellman Rosen Wilson D Cohen Rosenstein Weiss Hornstein Lebowitch. Visitors to be entertained afterward.
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Odd Fellows
Loyalty Lodge
Croswell Lodge
New Haven
Croswells
Loyalty
Blumberg
Lebeding
Rappaport
Goldowsky
Kellman
Rosen
Wilson
Hannon to Arrive Home After Amputation
Ralph Hennon, known as Packey, is hospitalized in New Rochelle after a leg amputation from injuries when struck by an unknown automobile. He will be brought home tomorrow, ending plans for a Pittsfield summer with a sister as organizers announce a Bridgeport benefit dance for the popular boy.
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Ralph
Packey) Hennon
New Rochelle
Tomorow
Packey
Pittsfield
J C C Racqueters Reach 2nd Round
Junior Chamber of Commerce tennis players advance to the second round as William Miller wins 7-5 6-4 over P Nichols. First round results include C A Willard over R A Sprague 6-1 6-0 H W French over Haskins 6-0 6-4 Harry Albert over Paul Meyer 6-0 5-1 F P Nichols over Marl Naramore 6-0 6-1 and William Miller defeating J Storrs by default.
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Chamber of Commerce
Miller
P. Nichols
C. A. Willard
R. A Sprague
H. W. French
Rocks vs Locos showdown on Rocks grounds Sunday
The Black Rocks and Loco nine clash in a return game on the Rocks grounds this Sunday. In the first tilt the Locos were whitewashed but manager Jimmy Kelly forecasts the score will be evened in the rematch.
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Black Rocks
Sunny On the Rocks
Locos
Jimmy Kelly
Stratford All State to Face Sheltons at Pleasure Beach
Weekend baseball game at Pleasure Beach features Stratford All State with an 11 of 13 start record against Sheltons. The suburban team travels for the Sunday matinee in a clash expected to draw local fans.
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Pleasure Beach
Stratford All State
Sheltons
Stratfords
Sy' Comore Tee
Handball and Tennis Stars Enter Amateur Tournament
Two prominent players joined Ed Groden and Tom OBrien in entering the A A U handball tournament at Brighton Beach starting tomorrow. Murray Vernon, New York State champion, also competes. L E Williams and Wray Brown reach the Intercollegiate Lawn Tennis final at Merion Cricket Club. NYAC wins metropolitan 100 yard swim title at Travers Island on July 15 with three other aquatic finals in Madison Square Garden events through August. James W Hall wins a 200 meter freestyle handicap at Madison Square Garden water carnival. International League meetings mourn the death of James J McCafferty, longtime Toronto Club president, at the Hotel Commodore.
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Brighton Beach
Ed Groden
Tom O'Brien
Yale
Murray Vernon
New York
New York Athletic Club
Metropolitan
Travers Island
Madison Square Garden Pool
James W. Hall
Brooklyn Central S. C
Madison Square Garden
Commodore
James J. McCafferty
Toronto Club
All Collegiates Form Fast Lineup
Manager Fred Reynolds of the All Collegiate fills a speedy roster open to all comers. Names include Lavery on the mound Burger at catcher Colway at first base Cremins at second Shea at short Ceeler at third base Whaien or Strauss in right field Sorefeld and Walker Mortene ee Galagher lefofeld listed among players.
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Fred Reynolds
Hneus
Pat Lavery
Burger
Colway
Cremins
Shea
Ceeeer
Whaien
Strauss
Sorefeld
Walker
Mortene Eed Galagher
Lefofeld
Aldrich Declines Big Show Offers to Return to Yale Clubs
Malcolm Aldrich, Yale captain of football and baseball, ends his college career with a blaze of glory at the Polo and spurns pro baseball opportunities. He will help Tad Jones coach Yale football this fall and then enter banking in New York. The Fall River native is 21, a standout in the Harvard series, with Princeton’s noted end Calvin Holmes and Yale catcher George nn also mentioned.
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Malcolm Aldrich
Yale
Harvard
Aldrich
Tad Jones
New York
Fall River
Sam White
Princeton
Calvin Holmes
Georgenn
DeFoe Misses Dundee Bout for Feather Title at Ebbetts Field
Billy DeFoe, now based in New York, sought the Dundee clash at Ebbetts Field on August 17 for the U S featherweight championship. The prize went to Danny Frush, per New York boxing salons, who stripped Johnny Kilbane of the New York territory crown.
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Billy DeFoe
New York
DeFoe
Johnny Dundee
Ebbet's Field
Danny Frush
U.S. A
N. Y
Johnny Kilbane
Joe Smith Sings In Sleep Interview Claims Bogash Gains
Joe Smith discusses boxing figures and future plans in a dream interview from his sleep. He touts Looey Bogash as a rising middleweight, mentions rivals and potential champions, and previews a forthcoming published interview once he wakes.
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Sew
Femme Sonics
By Tad
Mond
Ringside
Mosey King
Tom Donahue
Bob Murphy
Dick Howell
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Frank Glennon
Hartford
Frank
Gape McCann
Dick Loftus
Slim Bornhoeff
Newfield Park
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Greenwich
Big Brother
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Jim Rawley
Fritz Musante
Fritz
Connie Lewis
Johnny “Red” Allen
Joe Webber
Stamford
Battling Kunt
Jack McGee
Joe Humphries
Jimmy Snyder
Joe Smith
Louis Bogash
Shocker
Dempsey Wills
N.H
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Bc Hornsby
St Louis
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Babe Ruth
Looey Bogash
Johnny Wilson
Boston
Kiddo
Bogash
Boyle
Looey
Patsy Bogash
Pete Aug
Steamboat Bill" Links
Geo. Dwyer
Teddy Steadman
Tad Jordan
Loocey
Aming
Hart Schaffner
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