Cyclone Burns to Tackle LaCroix in Cyprus Hall Fight
Cambridge wrestling fans will see Cyclone Burns vs Emil La Croix of France headlining a March 31 show at Cyprus Hall with two preliminaries. LaCroix claims France light heavyweight honors and has a strong victory run, while Burns headlines in his hometown.
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Digger Stanley
Eddie Morgan
National Sporting Club
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Americans Dominate European Boxing in Cross Atlantic Contests
The article notes widespread criticism of the American boxing style overseas yet confirms its effectiveness as American fighters like Willie and Harry Lewis win decisively. Klaus is set to meet Carpentier after previously defeating him, signaling continued American dominance and upcoming high profile matches.
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Myer Contract Arrives at Ebbetts Field
The signed contract of Benny Myer now owned by Brooklyn arrived at Ebbetts Field. Myer, outfielder for the Toronto International League team last year, batted .343 and stole 48 bases in the minors. He failed to report when the Brooklyns left for camp in March.
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Benny Myer
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Tufts Opens Season With First Real Baseball Game
Tufts baseball team played its first real game of the season yesterday afternoon, facing teams A and B in a five inning match. Team B won easily 4 to 2 over Team A in a early spring exhibition.
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Young pitcher leads Team A to victory amid strong defense
Little, 16, pitched for the win with speed and smart decisions, allowing only two hits and one pass. Anderson, a new opposite pitcher, showed potential but wildness. Team A infield played fast and clean. Stafford starred for Team B with a three-base hit and a pivotal double play. outfielders were quiet at bat and defense.
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Brookline Swimming Club Defeats Columbia University in Dual Meet
Brookline defeats Columbia 34 to 19 at Ocean Pier Baths, led by four firsts and a spectacular relay that beat the McGill tank record. O’Hearn opened the relay, Ban James finished with a five yard lead as Culman narrowed it to two. Barrett (Columbia) won the diving, Pierce (Curtis Hall) took open 100 yard handicap, with Benz (Curtis Hall) in the 80 yard novice.
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Perrin to Exhibit Chess Simultaneously at Boston Club
The Boston Chess Club hosts a simultaneous exhibition by H. L. Perrin at 7 45 p m in Exchange Street rooms. Perrin, tied for club championship with H B Daly and G L Cabot, will play all comers including non members. Last Saturday EB Southard led a similar event, winning all but one drawn with T P Smith.
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Sayre to Pitch for Penn in Opening Contest
Philadelphia March 21 University of Pennsylvania coach Roy Thomas announced Sayre will pitch in the opening contest with the Naval Academy on Saturday Captain Harry Imlay will start against Yale on Monday in Washington The squad with Theodore Brown and nearly a hundred supporters will depart for Annapolis tomorrow Thomas says the team has the best material seen in five years
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Pennsylvania
Rival Ice Teams Battle Tonight in Boston Arena
The Tecumsehs of Toronto and the New Glasgow team of Nova Scotia clash in a National Hockey Association versus Maritime Provinces Hockey Association showdown at the Boston Arena tonight. Expect a fierce rivalry as six man Canadian style hockey spans three 20 minute periods starting at 8 16. Officials include Dr. George W. Tingley with the second official to be named tonight.
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National swimming championships and intercollegiate meet summary
The second and final day of the National championships at the New York Athletic Club follows the Intercollegiate meet held at the Astor Hotel in New York. Readies New England division championships and preliminaries for the national meet under the AAU banner.
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Virginia Beats Princeton in Low-Scoring Pitchers Battle
Virginia shuts out Princeton 3 to 0 in Charlottesville as Hanks muff nets two first inning runs. Wet balls led to many passes in a game where Wood and Carter opposed Grant and Green.
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Hanks
Landes
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Grant and Green
Smith Enters Marathon Run As New York Hope
From New York the first entry for the B A A Marathon of April 19 arrives with Harry Smith the famed distance athlete expected to lead New Yorkers to victory. Mike Ryan, last year’s winner, is ill and cannot repeat his record performance. The race is seen as longer than Smith’s best distances though his past wins reach up to 15 miles.
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