Siegel Defeats Shevlin In Ten Round Welter Bout
Nate Siegel defeated Eddie Shevlin in a hard fought ten round match at the Armory A. A. Journey. Despite Shevlin’s damaged left arm, Siegel earned the New England welter title no change of hands as both fighters produced a tough display before 6000 spectators with Siegel sustaining the stronger finish.
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Nate Siegel
Eddie Shevlin
Armory A. A
Mechanics
Nate
Shevlin
Siegel
Eddie
Revere
Dartmouth
Shevjin
Siegeland
Knights defeat Sherbrooke in 5 to 2 victory
Captain Red Synnott and Pop Conley led the Pere Marquette sextet with sharp teamwork producing a 5 to 2 win over the Sherbrooke squad last night.
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Red Synnott
Pop Conley
Pere Marquette Sextet
Sherbrooke
Mayor Curley Cup for Milers at Knights of Columbus meet
Ten events plus a strong relay card headline the Knights of Columbus track games at Mechanics Building. Manager Tom Kanaly lists events including 40 yard handi cap and mile races with Joie Ray, a 780 yard Harvard Dartmouth relay, 390 yard Syracuse MIT relay, and a Catholic college chase for the Cardinal O Connell cup featuring Boston College Holy Cross Georgetown and Fordham.
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Knights of Columbus
Mechanics Building
Tom Kanaly
Joie Ray
Harvard
Dartmouth
Syracuse
Boston College
Holy Cross
Georgetown
Fordham
Westminsters Face Sherbrooke In Quebec Exhibition
Eastern champions the Westminsters meet Sherbrooke Quebec at the Arena in a tune up before finals. Sherbrooke led by Gerald Wiggett features Irv Small Ag Smith and Herbie Reaume while Sherbrooke netminder Arguin brings years of experience.
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Westminsters
Sherbrooke
Gerald Wiggett
Wiggett
Irv Small
Ag Smith
Herbie Reaume
Westies
St. Paul
Eveleth
Toight
Charlie la Crox
Dave Tampbell
Quebec
Arguin
Andover Athletes in Two Meets on Same Day
Andover Feb 28 Phillips Academy track squad will compete in two meets Saturday. The first string men travel to Hanover for the Dartmouth freshmen meet, while the second string squad goes to Boston for the prep school meet.
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Andover
Phillips Academy
Hanover
Dartmouth
Ray Shepard
Boston
Pere Marquette Edges Sherbrooke In Tight Hockey Clash
Red Synnott and Pop Conley sparked Pere Marquette with decisive passing plays while Art Donahue made 32 saves. Sherbrooke countered to tie, but Pere Marquette pulled away late to win 5 to 3.
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Pere Marquette
Sherbrooke
Pere Marquetta
Red
Pop
Art Donahue
Townes Campbell
Rere Erenee
Skiles
Brockton Five Defeats Winchester in Suburban League
Brockton High defended second place by beating Winchester High 39 to 17 in a fast suburban league game. Key players included Tansey and Riordan with multiple goals, while Mathews and Hannon contributed for Brockton. Referee was McGinness.
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Rockton
Brockton High
Winchester High
Brockton I
Boston and Newton Mermen Set for Night Meet
The Boston Y M C A mermen travel to Newton for a dual tank contest at 8:15 PM. Boston lists stars including the Muir brothers Bob and Ed J Harper W Hartford G Carney J Goodhue B Levins Knowlton R Madison R Moore and Max Brodney. Newton counters with Captain Barnes Millard Raquith Brown Noonan Bang Wallace Gedney and Vuilleumier.
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Newton Y
Boston Y. M. c. A. Mermen
Newtonites
Boston Y
Newton
Muir Brothers
Bob
J. Harper
W. Hartford
G. Carney
J. Goodhue
B. Levins
Knowlton
R. Madison
R. Moore
Max Brodney
Barnes
Millard
Raquith
Brown
Noonan
Bang
Wallace
Gedney
Vuilleumier
Arlington Rifle Club Plans Busy Season
The Arlington Rifle Club schedules a busy season with club shoots on the Lexington Minute Men range at Howard M. Munroe's farm on Lowell Street Lexington. It will also compete with other Greater Boston clubs and host holiday shoots starting Patriots Day on April 19.
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Arlington Rifle Club
Lexington Minute Men Rifle Club
Howard M. Munroe
Lowell Street
Lexington
Boston
Harvard Grid Star Elected President Of Phillips Brooks
Vinton Chapin of Boston was yesterday elected president of the Phillips Brooks Association at Harvard University. He is noted as a football player and track athlete. Sheridan Logan of St Louis was elected vice president with Barklee Henry of Rosemont Pa as secretary. Francis T Baldwin a Boston youth was named treasurer and Fritz Schwarz of Greenwich Conn chosen librarian.
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Vinton Chapin
Boston
Phillips Brooks Association
Harvard University
Chapin
Harvard
Sheridan Logan
St. Louis
Barklee Henry
Rosemont
Francis T. Baldwin
Fritz Schwarz
Greenwich
Fraudulent Investment Schemes Flood Readers in Satirical Racket
A spoof catalog of pitches mocks penny stock scams and dubious bonds. Mazuma Movies, Amalgamated Dot Drilling and Dice Loading, and North American Oyster Development push sham offers. Investors are warned of frauds, while absurd plans for oysters and trivial bonds punctuate the satire.
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Congress
Wanna Minuit Trading Coq
Oliver Sudden
Yale sprinter Comins hailed as a potential talent
Arthur Duffey notes Yale sprinter Young Comins as a promising find after beating a strong New York sprint field including McAllister Scholz and Wefers. He predicts a public display at upcoming big college meets. Duffey also discusses Brown's indoor record claim and the National Collegiate Athletic Association's growing role in college athletics. He mentions promoters eyeing American stars like Wills and Dempsey considering an English bid for the heavyweight title.
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Johnny Mack
Yale
Comins
Johnny
Charley Paddock
New York
Bob McAllister
Flying Cop
Scholz
Bernie Wefers, Jr
Leroy Brown
Dartmouth
Brown
Johnny Murphy
Murphy
Prout
National College Athletic Association
Chicago
Stagg
Chicago University
National Collegiate Association
Franklin Field
Bookies Wager On Court Case In Brooklyn Trial
The second trial of Harry S Sinclair v James S Johnson over 100000 paid for Playfellow drew book makers to the Supreme Court building in Brooklyn to wager on the outcome. The first trial ended with a jury disagreement. Samuel C Hildreth claimed Playfellow windsucker and cribber, Johnson denying fault. English High and Commerce meet at East Armory with unbeatens clashing. Commerce with Levenson White against English rivals Finn Tyler. Rumpf and Davis will try to beat Hanson Dempsey. Hoolstein and Martin vie in distance races while Manion faces Nolan Hanley. McKillop and Malaguti touted in English Commerce events.
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New York
Harry TF. Sinclair
James S. Johnson
Playfellow
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Sinclair
Samuel C. Hildreth
Jobstown
N. J
Johnson
English High
Commerce
East Armory
Levenson
White
Finn
Tyler
Rumpf
Davis
Hanson
Dempsey
Hoolstein
Martin
Whelan
Nolan and
Hanley
Manion
Killop
Malaguti
Meeting of New England Football Officials Tonight
The Association of New England Football Officials invites all interested to attend a meeting at the B A A tonight at 38 o clock.
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Association of New England Football Ofcials
Harvard Quintet Buries Brown Bears
Harvard's basketball team defeated Brown 13 to 1 at Hemenway Gymnasium. Leventhal led the Crimson scoring. In halftime interlude Harvard freshmen were edged by Dartmouth yearlings 28 to 24 in a close contest.
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Harvard
Brown
Hemenway Gymnasium
Leventhal
Crimson
Dartmouth
A. U. A. U. Record Book Details And Fights
An athletic record book may be obtained from leading sporting goods stores. It lists last season’s feats including All-America and All-College honors in track and field. Kilbane stopped Frush in the seventh round on Sept 17 1921. Sid Leslie beat Driscoll in New York before Gaston 600 yard race. Greenville Fan Leonard beat Pat Moran in New Orleans bout.
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Prem
Danny Frush
Johnny Kilbane
Kilbane
Frush
Sid Leslie
Driscoll
New York
Greenville
Leonard
Pat Moran
New Orleans
Nine-Dog Team Leads In Race At The Pas Derby
Sam Pranteen with a nine dog team led the fifth annual The Pas dog Derby over a 200 mile course for a purse of 2500 dollars. Weather was excellent and Pranteau started at 11 08 a m with a strong early pace. Fred Godbout chased closely while Bjorkman Campbell Cook Dupas and others followed in order.
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Pas
Manitoba
Sam Pranteen
Pranteau
Fred Godbout
Bjorkman
B. Campbell
Cook
Dupas
G. Campbell
Sherman
McKay
Morgana
Judge Landis Becomes Private Citizen at Noon
Kenesaw Mountain Landis leaves the Federal Building as he resigns after 17 years as federal judge and becomes a private citizen. He will begin tomorrow as baseball commissioner, dedicating his time to the new post following his resignation.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Judge Landis Bids Farewell After Long Federal Career
Judge Landis wrapped up his final day with swift rulings then a tearful farewell. Hundreds, including bank presidents and former prisoners, offered tributes as mementos from his career surrounded him. He planned a 10 day tour of Southern major league training camps before leaving the bench.
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Landis
Lincoln
Gresham
Reed
Indiana
Joe Buckner
Buckner
Joe
Ingval Anderson Sets New Ski Jump Record at Brattleboro Carnival
Ingval Bing Anderson of the Nansen Outing Club Berlin New Hampshire set a new Eastern United States amateur ski jumping record with a 158 12 foot jump at Brattleboro. The event drew sixteen contestants from the Nansen Outing Club Montreal Ski Club Norsemen Club and Dartmouth Outing Club. Nansen won with 20 points and Anderson led individually with top form, followed by Rolf Munsen of the Norsemen Club.
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Brattleboro
Vol
United States
John P. Carleton
Portmouth
Ingval (Bing) Anderson
Nansen Outing Club
Berlin
N. H
Montreal
Norsemen Club
New York City
Dartmouth Outing Club
Nansen
Anderson
Rolf Munsen
Norsemen
Greeks Battle Formed Title in Greek Wrestling Bout
John Milonis and Harry Mamas known as Roughhouse clash for the Greek middleweight crown at the Grand Opera House tomorrow night. Both men bring a rough style with prior wins each and a likely crowded, enthusiastic Greek Boston crowd. Paul Bowser meets George Grindell and Tommy Metro faces Joe Peary in other bouts.
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John Milonis
Harry Mamas
Grand Opera House
Ixilonis
Mamas
Boston
Paul Bowser
George Grindell
Detroit
Tommy Metro
Joe Peary
Ruth and Mays Holdout Quiet in Hot Springs Camp
Colonel Huston, part owner of the New York Americans, is expected to join Manager Huggins in talks with Babe Ruth and Carl Mays who have not signed 1922 contracts. Ruth weighs 217 pounds after dropping from 235, with part of each day on the golf links. Latest Yankee arrivals include Bush, Baker and Schang. Dick Rudolph leads eight Boston battery men in morning workouts atop Hot Springs Mountain before baths.
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Hot Springs
Ark
T S. Huston
New York Americans
Huggins
Babe Ruth
Carl Mays
Ruth
Mays
Yankee
Bush
Baker
Schang
Dick Rudolph
Boston Nationals
Hot Springs Mountain
Braves
Australia Defies for Davis Cup Challenge in New York
Australia filed a challenge for the Davis Cup with the United States Lawn Tennis Association. It is the sixth challenge for the 1922 contest joining the British Isles Canada Czechoslovakia France and Italy. The Australian team features Norman Brookes Gerald Patterson J O Anderson J B Hawkes and P O Hara Wood.
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New York
Australia
United States Lawn Tennis Association
British Isles
Canada
Czechoslovakia
France
Italy
Norman Brookes
Gerald L. Patterson
J. O. Anderson
J. B. Hawkes
P. O'Hara Wood
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