Braves Owner George Grant Faces Dual Moods In Brooklyn Game
The Braves owner George Washington Grant appears in two moods during yesterday's Brooklyn game. Photos show him with a moving picture camera as Hank Gowdy’s relay throw allows Reuther to score in the second inning, and again as Kopf and Southworth score after Olson misthrows Boeckel’s grounder in the third inning.
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Brooklyn
Mr. Grant
George T. Murray
Hank Gowdy
Reuther
Kopf
Southworth
Olson
Boeckel
Dempsey's Fame Waning in Paris After Sojourn
Paris April 25 Jack Dempsey draws little notice beyond bar visits as French papers sparingly highlight his stay Avoiding drinks and cigarettes he signs autographs and shakes hands He plans to tour the battle zone ending at Coblenz with possible return fight rumors surfacing about Carpentier in July
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Paris
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Pearl White
Montmartre
Dufresne Player Injured in Sudbury Auto Crash
Frazer Kilpatrick 24, an insurance agent noted in town, was killed on the Copper Cliff road last night. Hockey star George Dufresne suffered three broken ribs. Sammy Roths child and Red Green from the res hockey team escaped serious harm, with D Haight also narrowly escaping injuries.
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Tigers Train Quarterbacks
Princeton in New Jersey begins weekly quarterback training as part of a new strategy committee. Seven players are retained led by Peck Euwer, with Jack Strubling guiding drills to establish a definite playing style for 1922 and future seasons.
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N. J
New Strategy Committee
Peck” Euwer
Jack Strubing
Burke Knocks Out Martin in Akron Ten Round Fight
Joe Burke, substituting for Harry Krohn, defeated Bob Martin in a ten round bout in Akron. Burke, an unknown challenger, pressured Martin and cut his face, delivering a decisive victory that will be remembered by the soldier champion of the ARKF.
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Joe Burke
Cleveland
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Bob Martin
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Finnish Champion Beats the Dane in Wrestling Showdown
Springfield April 25 Armos Laitinen the Finnish champion defeated Hal Christensen the Danish title holder in two falls out of three. Laitinen used an 18 pound weight advantage and superior technique to control the match amid visible rivalry. Referee Jim Barnes struggled to separate them at times.
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Armos
Laitinen
Hal . Christensen
Jim Barnes
Twenty Amateur Bouts Highlight Sagamore A C Show
Sagamore A C staged twenty amateur bouts at Pitryn Hall Medford last night in a standout card. The 112 pound class saw Johnny Moore defeat T LeBate by default in one round. Vincent Sullivan of South Boston beat Sam Willis of Roxbury in three rounds at 136 pounds. Eddie Waters of North End defeated J Cline of Lawrence in one round at 147 pounds.
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Medford
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South Boston
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Roxbury
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J. Cline
Lawrence
Racing Results at Havre de Grace Track
Race day results from Havre de Grace show multiple races with times and payouts. Horses such as Titania Van ity Dresser and String of entrants compete across six events, with winners earning various dividends and notable runners mentioned.
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Havre de Grace
Wollaston Leads Four Ball Play In Season Opener
The Boston Four-Ball Golf league opened with Albemarle Wollaston Winchester and Chestnut Hill as winners. Wollaston led the field as last season with Winchester and Albemarle close behind.
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Albemarle
Winchester
Chestnut Hill
Montclair and Commonwealth Routes Tight Golf Encounters
The Montclair teams faced a tough Commonwealth side with many matches decided by small margins on fast Wollaston greens. Absent D B Waters and Pp P Murphy, M J Mackey and J J Herm filled in well. Albermarle defeated Weston 1 2 to 3 1 2 while Winchester beat Oakley more decisively as Hicks sured a bold opening shot and three.
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Williams Extends Ruth Record Hitting Six Homers in Four Days
St Louis on April 25 reports Kenneth Williams of the Browns blasting his sixth homer in four days, surpassing Babe Ruth’s early-season pace. Williams added a three-home-run game against Chicago, then another against Detroit hurlers, amid Browns’ two-game deficit to the Yankees. Williams’s power at Sportsman’s Park is aided by deep fences and spacious outfield, with 24 homers last season and potential to challenge Ruth again this year.
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United States Davis Cup Matches For Europe First Rounds
The United States Lawn Tennis Association reaffirmed that the initial two preliminary rounds of the 1922 Davis Cup be played in Europe to minimize travel for competitors who fail the first test. Complainants were informed today.
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United States Lawn Tennis Association
Europe
British plan may split Davis Cup into regional sections
Canada objects to sending its team to France Hawaii declines Czech Slovakia match Philippines seeks United States venue Spain game. Australasian team asks transfer to this country. Davis Cup committee will discuss a geo based division to reduce travel and costs.
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Roush Fails to Sign With Reds After Short Talks
Eddie Roush of the Cincinnati National League club returned to Oakland City Indiana after a futile effort to reach terms with Cincinnati officials. A final conference with President August Herrmann lasted about five minutes.
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Coast Tennis Nominations Set for East West Event
Six California players were nominated to join the East West tennis tournament with William Tilden II and Vincent Richards representing the East. Western picks on May 6 and 7 at the Berkeley Tennis Club include William Johnston Willis Ek Davis Howard Kinsey Robert Kinsey John Strachan and Roland Roberts. Two singles needle matches will be played each day.
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California
William Tilden
Vincent Richards
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William Johnston
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Howard Kinsey
Robert Kine2y
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Roland Roberts
Berkeley
Brown's Slab Ace Delivers No Hit Victory
Providence April 25 Frank Eteson veteran Brown pitcher joined baseball's select few by no hitting the University of Maine at Andrews Field Brown won 4 to 1 Despite a brief wild stretch in the first inning the right hander dominated the left handed Maine batsmen in a showcase performance at home
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R. I
Frank Eteson
Brown
University of Maine
Andrews Field
Five Maine Hitters Trounce Eteson In Opening Round
Five Maine hitters faced Eteson in the opening round and again in the seventh a base on balls and a wild throw by Mitchell allowed four men to trot from the visitors bench to the batter's box. In the other seven innings Brown's hurler retired the hitters as fast as they came to the plate.
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Eteson
Mitchell
Brown
Harry Pattee
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Rhode Island State
Yale Nine Shakeup Denied By Bernie Tommers
New Haven Conn April 25 Head coach Bernie Tommers denied reports of a post game player revolt and a general lineup shakeup. He said changes from the New Haven game would continue tomorrow with Kernan catching O Hearn at first Kelley second Aldrich short Mal lory third Crane left Oeed center Eddy right field.
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Strangler Lewis Defends World Heavyweight Title
Kansas City, April 25. Strangler Lewis retained his world heavyweight wrestling title by defeating Stanislaus Zbyszko in the first fall and losing the second fall before the match concluded. Lewis won the initial fall with a headlock in 32 minutes and seconds.
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Stanislaus Zbyszko
Zbyszko
A A U Seeks Declaring Kahanamoku Pro Amateur
Honolulu report says the National Amateur Athletic Union asks the Hawaiian A A U to declare Duke Kahanamoku a professional swimmer after his endorsement of brand floor furniture. If ruled pro, he would be barred from amateur events. His amateur card expires July 5, 192.
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Associated Press
National Amateur Athletic Union
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Wills Plans Europe Visit For Dempsey Bout Chance
Harry Wills aims to travel to Europe for the Carpentier Lewis bout in London in May to challenge Georges the Kid and Joe Beckett in one night. A Wills ally says the plan seeks to force a title shot with Jack Dempsey by showing willingness to stop Carpentier Lewis and Becket quickly. Wills believes Dempsey has abandoned a tentative Labor Day fight in America.
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United News
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Jack Dempsey
Europe
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London
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Kid
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Wills
Dempsey
Carpentier
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Becket
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Labor Day
George Chaney Beats Shamus O'Brien In 12 Round Bout
In Baltimore on April night George Chaney defeated Shamus O'Brien of Yonkers New York by decision after a slow 12 round bout Chaney used superior flinging to control the action and secure the win over his rival from Yonkers New York.
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Shamus O’brien
Baltimore
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N. Y
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