California Bantams Win Night Rough Faneuil A C Show
Johnny Edwards defeats Rex Moore in ten rounds to claim bantamweight honor at the Faneuil A C tournament in Mechanics Building. Moore aroused boos with fans disagreeing on the verdict, while other bouts featured Montreal over White and Milter over Owens in six and ten round affairs.
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Danny Edwards
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Rex Moore
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Providence
Jabez White
Albany
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Joey Milter
Paddy Owens
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Abe Goldstein
New York
Johnny Sheppard
Woburn
Johnny
Kittle
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Gotham
Edwards
Moore
Harvard Business School to field tennis team this spring
This spring Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration will field a tennis team to compete with top Eastern colleges. Ten players have been rated, including several with prior honors in college contests and state championships.
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College cricket seeks early season schedule with Harvard and peers
The graduate school net stars plan a schedule with Harvard varsity, Longwood Cricket Club, and nearby colleges. They seek college managers to arrange games early this season and send letters to DwigI Billings at 21 Perkins Hall Cambridge. The starting lineup includes Ned Herndon Fred Bundy Henry Stevens Dwight Robinson William Battimore John McConnaughy Rex Thompson Teel Williams Clarence Tenneson and Richard Wright.
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Yale
Henry Stevens
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Tenn
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John McConnaughy
Ohio State
Matain
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Rex Thomipson
Cornell
Teel Williams
Pacific Northwestern
Clarence Tenneson
University of Minnesota
Richard Wright
College of the Pacific
K O S Feature St Joseph Bouts Staged In Boston
Lively amateur boxing at Commercial hall last night under St Josephs management produced fast K O finishes. Leo Supple beat Pete Bower in 126 pounds, Pat Mlaherty stopped Edward Murray in 147, Jim Moore stopped George Brady in 112, Joe O Mara defeated Jim Lynch in 118, and Ed Sadarelli stopped Frank Kannally in 135.
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Leo Supple
Franklin
Pete Bower
North End
Pat Mlaherty
South Boston
Edward Murray
Wallops
Jim Moore
Brockton
George Brady
Cambridge
Joe O'Mara
Jim,Lynch
Ed Sadarelli
Frank Kannally
East Boston
Hagen Leads At Greenbrier Open Start
In the Greenbrier course opening tournament Walter Hagen of New York leads after six holes with Johnnie Farrell close behind. Hagen beats Farrell two up while Joe Kirkwood shoots 74 morning and 72 afternoon. Amateurs Gilbert defeats Wheeler and Taylor defeats Standish, with finals for amateur flights set for tomorrow.
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Walter Hagen
New York
Johnnie Farrel
Quaker Ridge
N. J
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Hagen
Farrell
Joe Kirkwood
H. O. Hart
Marietta
Ohio
J. W. Gilbert
Detroit
Seymour Wheeler
W. Chatfield Taylor
J. D. Standish, Jr
Dick Kerr Debuts With City Halls Against Firemen
Dick Kerr, the White Sox holdout, has signed with City Halls and will pitch his first game of the season against the Chicago Firemen in Chicago Illinois.
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Ills
Dick Kerr
White Sox
City Halls
Chicago Firemen
New York Teams Shot to Pieces
As opening day nears, New York fans fear the Giants and the Yankees will not meet early season expectations. After strong showings a week ago, both clubs now look unlikely to finish atop their leagues in April.
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New York
Giants
Yankees
Giants and Yankees Face Early Season Hurdles in Infield and Outfield
The Giants rely on a star infield to stay competitive as injuries threaten the lineup with Heinie Groh Frisch Bancroft sidelined and George Kelly leading a makeshift infield. Meanwhile the Yankees struggle in the outfield with Ruth Mengel out six weeks and conversions of pitchers catchers and infielders to fill gaps under Huggins.
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Frisch
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George Kelly
Young
Cunningham
McGraw
Elmer Miller
Huggins
Fewster
McMillan
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Ruth
Mengel
O'Doul
Wally Schang
Frank Baker
Schang
Athletics
Baker
Yankees
Dartmouth Beats Hampton Roads Base 10 to 4 in Soft Hit Game
Dartmouth turned the tables on the Hampton Roads Naval Base team with a 10 to 4 win in a hard hitting game. Seavey the Dartmouth catcher hit a three bagger driving in a run and Shaneman posted two hits with two runs batted in as Dartmouth showed improvement over yesterday's exhibition.
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Hampton Roads Naval Base
Seavey
Dartmouth Husky
Shaneman
Tung
Boxers Rally Support For Melanson Benefit At Carlyle Club
Local boxing followers rally to raise at least 2500 for Mrs Rosé L Melanson widow of boxer Joseph Melanson who died after a ring contest. A series of bouts is set at the Grand Opera House under Carlyle A C with many matches arranged and collections to be taken at clubs. Contact Billy Brophy at 47 Court street to volunteer.
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Abe Friedman
Joey Miller
Pat McCarthy
Eddie Record
Pugsy Morton
Billy Myers
Willie Corbett
Jimmy ‘Farren
Johnny
Drew
Johnny Sunday
Mike McTigue Stops Beckett in Third Round in Jersey City
Mike McTigue battles Johnny Wilson foe Billy Beckett of New Orleans at the Fourth Regiment Armory. Beckett's trunks slip in the first round. McTigue floors Beckett three times in the third to score a knockout. Augie Ratner was replaced due to a sore hand. Al Denny wins on points from Georgie Myers in a four round bout.
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Johnny Wilson
Billy Beckett
Joe
New Orleans
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al Denny
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Georgie Myers
Yale to Battle Fordham in Opening Baseball
Yale faults Capt. Malcolm Aldrich to lead the opening game against Fordham with a lineup featuring Chittenden, Calhoun, Hartnett as pitchers and Kernan, Dan behind the plate. Outhouse players include Crane at third, O’Hearn at first, Murphy second, Crane in left, and Eddy as the veteran outfielder amid a large anticipated crowd.
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Jimmy Kernan
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Tom Durant
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Brookline
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Three Rivers
Tommy Leahy Wins By Narrow Margin In Worcester Bout
Tommy Leahy of Worcester defeats Sailor Byron in a close 10 round main bout with Leahy showing superiority in infighting. Semi finals feature Johnny Corbett stopping Billy Cantwell in the third, Scoop White knocking out Nat McGrath in 10, and Johnny Geary beating Sam Lucci in six.
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Sailor Byron
Byron
Leahy
Johnny Corbett
Holyoke
Billy Cantwell
Scoop White
Nat McGrath
Johnny Geary
Sam Lucci
Pal Reed Knocks Out Soldier Frank in Two Rounds
Pal Reed of Natick defeated Soldier Frank of Pawtucket by knockout in the second round in Woonsocket Rhode Island. Eddy Parker of Woonsocket and Willie Corbett of Cambridge fought eight rounds in the semi final with Corbett earning the decision.
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Pal Reed
Soldier Frank
Woonsocket, R. I
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