Nationals boxing finals stun 7000 fans with upsets
In the National amateur boxing championships at the Mechanics Building, Ashton Donza and Edward Eagan suffered surprising semi final defeats. Neal Brock beat Donza. Karl Wicks of Dorchester topped Eagan in the heavyweight bracket as Joe Burke and James Hutchinson claimed titles in multiple weight classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Wicks
Dorchester
Mechanics
Ashton Donza
New Orleans
Neal Brock
Cleveland
James Piutchinson
Philadelphia
Edward Eagan
Yale
Joe Burke
Eagan
Wicks
Edward Fagan
Pittsburg
Penn
Fagan
Frank Henke
Milwaukee
James Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Henke
Brock
Donza
Dixie Boy
Eli
Burke
Kart Wicks
New Haven
Joe Geroux
Boston
National Amateur Champions for 1922 by weight class
108-pound class A J DeVito 115-pound class James Hutchinson Philadelphia Pa 125-pound class Sol Seeman Brooklyn N Y 135-pound class Tommy Murphy Kansas City Mo 145-pound class Jack Schoenhoferf Milwaukee Wis 158-pound class Sam Lagonia 175-pound class Joe Burke Pittsburg Penn Heavyweight class Karl Wicks Dorchester
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Lagonia
New York
Tommy Murphy
Kansas City
B. Ponteau
A. J. DeVito
James Hutchinson
Philadelphia
Penn
Sol Seeman
Brooklyn
N. Y
Jack Schoendoerf
Milwaukee
Wis
Joe Burke
Pittsburg
Karl Wicks
Dorchester
School Nines Clash in Open City Baseball Debuts
The first schoolboy diamond clashes of the year feature Arlington versus Somerville at Recreation Field Somerville Brookline High against Wealthy Town Legioners and English High versus Roxbury Latin at Washing ton Street Roslindale. Somerville touted as a strong contender with veteran players while English High under Dan O Flaherty shows solid preparation.
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Arlington
Somerville
Recreation Field
Brookline High
Town Legioners
English High
Roxbury Latin School
Washington Street
Roslindale
Dan O'Flaherty
Montgomery Street
Boston
Cambridge Holds Up Sunday Sports Plan
The Cambridge City Council delayed action on Mayor Quinn proposal to table the Sunday sports bill until next week to allow citizens to file protests. Organizing groups are expected to protest the plan.
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Cambridge
Quinn
Braves and Tigers Postpone Parkersburg Exhibition
Parkersburg West Virginia April 6 rain halted the first Parkersburg big league game. The Braves and Tigers will travel to Clarksburg and Elkins tomorrow to resume the tour with games planned in Cumberland Indiana and Lancaster Pennsylvania. Managers Stallings and Jennings waited to give fans a chance at a run for their money while avoiding further rest for players.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Charleston
Huntington
American Legion
Rotarians
Chancellor
Stallings
Jennings
Walter Hapgood
Einer
Clarksburg
Vialdo
Elkins
Randolph
Cumberland
Fort Cumberland
Tigers
Indianapolis
Braves
Lancaster
Penn
Ouimet Wins North and South Amateur Championship at Pinehurst
Francis Ouimet of Boston defeated Samuel Graham of Greenwich Conn five and four to capture the North and South amateur title at Pinehurst N C. Ouimet led five up after 18 holes and finished strong despite a late challenge from Graham with a niblic shot from a trap to clinch the match in 36 holes.
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Pinehurst
N. C
Francis Ouimet
Boston
Samuel Graham
Greenwich
Conn
Ouimet
Graham
Boston Star
F. H. Gates
J. D. Chapman
L. D. Pierce
Ekwanok
Robert Hayes
Southern Pines
H.C. Keith
Brockton
W. Reters
Santiago
Chile
P. 8. McLaughlin, *Ekwanok
W. T. Stall
Exhibition Score Follows Dallas Texas League Display
In Dallas on April 6 an exhibition scoreline features the Pittsburg Nationals against a Dallas unit. Players Fatteries Jurlson Meadows Clark Dale Wood Shanks and Forrest appear in the event within the Texas League context.
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Dallas
Tex
Pittsburg Nationals
Texas League
Jurlson
Worcester Collegians Apply Brush to Foe
Holy Cross defeated Hopkins 5 to 0 in Baltimore as Horan allowed one hit over eight innings while Love fanned four and Barchet starred in the field. Holy Cross benefited from eight Hopkins errors and took advantage with timely hits by Dugan Gagnon and Santoro.
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Baltimore
Hopkins
Holy Cross
Horan
Love
Armstrong
Barchet
Sharrets
Black and Blue Nine
Gagnon
Edgerton
Po.a
Santoro
Knecht
Maguire
Walsh
Wood
L. Dugan
Dugan
Bloomberg
Littman
Horas
Gagnen
Egerton
Brockman
Camels advertised as ideal cigarette choice
The ad touts Camels as a revelation for smokers offering full-bodied mellow flavor. It claims Camels blend Turkish and Domestic tobaccos for liberal smoking without tiring the taste and notes no lingering aftertaste or odor. It invites readers to compare Camels with any cigarette at any price.
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Sam
James Manning
South Boston
DeVito
Jim
Manning
Burker
Hagan
Dinsmore
Ponteau
Rudolph Petterson
Olympic Club
Breck
de Vito
Cohen
Brewer
Roy Helton
Jack Schoendaerf
Helton
Schoendoerf
Raw
Murphy
T. P. Fitzpatrick
Medford
William Cohen
Benny Bass
William Parker
Dan Gartin
Philadephia
William Shine
Weymouth
Vinal
Hpoklyn
William Darker
Iss
Morrix Kleinman
BR. Pontean
Robert Dingmore
Huntington School
Pinal
Louis Altrin
Roy Heltin
Henry C. Bohlin
Jack Schoendaert
Rom Lagonia
J. J. Hayes
Frank Grauber
Gale Fargular
Los Angeles
Cal
Edward Kagan
San Francisco
Dodgers
Greenville
Brooklyn Nationals
Batte
Mitchell
Maman
Prem Taylor
Mays
Thormahlen
Ruel
ST. Louis
Manbas City
Cincinnati
Age Merson
Washington St. Dexter Building
Dexter
Washington
Winter Street
Temple Place
le Ld
Storm Again
Raleigh
North Carolina State
S. Champ
Worcester Collegians
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
Winston-Salem, N. C
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