Carpentier arrives as boxing eyes shift to Dempsey bout
European heavyweight champion Georges Carpentier lands amid New York fervor and war service praise. The article notes potential Dempsey Carpentier world title clash, Carpentier's class in the ring, and fans eager to see him in action. It also mentions Babe Ruth, Home Run Baker, Yale swimmers, and spring training news for the Yankees.
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Georges Carpentier
Europe
Carpentier
Dempsey
New York
Yankhee Picked to Win High Jump in Cambridge Meet
London expects Hal Sanders White of Indianapolis a Bowdoin Rhodes scholar at Oxford to win the high jump against Cambridge at the Queens Club next Saturday. L. J. Flather, formerly of Utah, also competes for Oxford in the hammer throw. a new track is laid for the historic meeting.
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London
Hal Sanders White
Indianapolis
Rhodes
Bowdoin College
Oxford
Cambridge
Queens Club
White
Varsity
L. J. Flather
University of Utah
Cross-Atlantic
Reds Get a Setback in exhibition in St. Petersburg
A hasty, truncated game report describes Reds setbacks in a March exhibition in St. Petersburg Florida. Batter names Adams Crum Henline Ruether Gerner Rariden Allen appear in a partial lineup amid unclear play details.
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R. EE
Fies Tau
Cincinnati
Adams
Crum
Henline
Ruether
Gerner
Rariden
Allen
Burkett Makes First Cut In Holy Cross Squad
Worcester March 22 Coach Jesse Burkett cut the Holy Cross baseball squad reducing infield and outfield candidates to a small fraction of the early group. Pitchers catchers and first basemen remained untouched as the coach seeks the best material.
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Worcester
Jesse Burkett
Holy Cross
Prices and politics mix with ice and collars satire
A humorous column critiques rising costs and trusts through references to Einstein and the ice trade. It notes a New York police officer’s earnings, discusses tariff effects on collars, rents, and clothing, and parodies profiteering in 1920s economics. It ends with horse racing results and weather notes.
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Denmark
H. C. of L
Rockefeller
Einstein
U. S
Earth
Kloby Britt Bout Draws Lawrence Fans in Boston Fight Buzz
Lawrence boxing followers expect Tommy Kloby Corcoran to overwhelm Frankie Britt of New Bedford in a Friday Boston bout. Fans predict a knockout for Kloby, with over 1000 traveling for the match and betting heavily on their hometown champion.
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Lawrence
Kloby
Boston
Tommy Kloby Corcoran
Frankie Britt
New Bedford
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Kirby
Ohy
Dundee
Doyle
Shevling
Shevlin
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Caddock-Stecher
Britt-Kirby
Lawrence Man
Boxing cards shuffled as bouts called off and new matches eyed
Bobby Dyson of New Bedford snagged a record book causing the Burman bout at the Grand Opera House to be canceled tonight. Two 12 rounders fill the bill, with other notes on Paul Alvarez Swartz, Santel’s fall, and plans for Siegal Kirby rematch, Kilbane and possible outdoor show weather, and Friedman Martin bantamweight talks.
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New Bedford
Joe Burman
Chicago
Grand Opera House
Paul Alvarez
Swartz
Boise
Idaho
Santel
Somerville
Alvarez
Constant LeMarin
Manchester
N. H
Pat Connolly
Watertown
Mass
Shevlin
Portland
Paul Doyle
Nate Siegal
Siegal
Kirby
Lawrence
Abe Friedman
Terry Martin
Providence
New England
Friedman
Commonwealth A. A
Roy Moore
St. Paul
Eddie Mack
Boston
Martin
Mack
Burkett Builds 1920 Purple Team With Promising Pitchers
Veteran Dinny MccLaughlin heads a staff of strong arms including Bill Horan Harold Gill and George Shea with other 转promising pitchers. Catchers Ray Barry Mike Connors and Jack Walsh compete while OConnor leads infield hopes beside Santoro Duffy and Doherty. The squad continues practice Wednesday Friday Saturday as Burkett shapes the lineup.
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Dinny MccLaughlin
Burkett
Bill Horan
Kent’s Hill Academy
Horan
Harold Gill
Exeter Star
George Shea
Paul Hastings
Harold Steinhilber
Bill Hall
Worcester
Jack Walsh
Detroit
Ray Barry
Brockton High School
Mike Connors
Purple
Johnny Maher
Bill Cooney
Boston High
O’connor
McLaughlin
Gollembeskie
Frank Santoro
Tom Duffy
Jim Doherty
New Haven
Freddie McGuire
Chick Gagnon
Jack Keating
Bill Daley
Leo Dugan
Leonard Dugan
St. Anslem
Dinny Gildea
Bill Flynn
Charlie Mahoney
Giil
Havana Race Day Results From Five Thoroughbred Events
Race-by-race results list winners and placings at Havana track. First race top finishers Northern Belle Plain Heather Mary Vitzhugh with times and payouts, plus other runners. Second race features Frascuele Manganese Shasta in a 690 purse event for army officers on thoroughbreds. Subsequent races list Assign Lillian G Jack Healy and others across six furlongs to one mile events with times and finishing order.
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Northern Belle
Murray
Plain Heather
Gargan
Mary Vitzhugh
Tryon
Sherry
Smallstone
Hotfoot
Director James
Sea Prince
Major Pradivy
Raven Sea
Frascuele
FR. Silva, Jr
F. Malberry
Shasta
M. A. Arteaga
Mike Dixon
Marty Qu
Lackrose
Sea Beach
Assign
Lux
Lillian G
Brown
Jack Healy
Atkingon
Blanche Donalten
Tady Y Langden
Stiletto
Jack Dawson
Old Eylers
Ferret
Taylor
Gold Stone
Pickens
Bianca
Susie
Havana Entrees and Race Entries Listed
First race for three year olds and up at six furlongs with a $600 purse lists Virgie Lee 96 Rockaree 98 Cafeteria 104 Passion 107 Naomi Walton 107 Baccarat 109 Royalty 108 Little Buns 169. Second race for three year olds and up at six furlongs lists Snort Feeny 99 Major Bradley 100 Punctual 160 Northern Belle 108 Norfolk belle 106 Barbera 106 Uncle Tommie 107. Third race for three year olds and up at 514 furlongs lists Cuba O1 Smallstone 93 Lady Langfen 97 Magic Mirror 100 Unar 102 Tranby 102 Lowell 102 Roundel 104 Eddie Traator
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Rockaree
Cafeteria
Passion
Naomi Walton
Baccarat
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Little Buns
Snort Feeny
Major Bradley
Punctual
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Norfolk Belle
Barbera
Uncle Tommie
Cuba
American Legion Baseball League Formed at State House
An American Legion baseball league was formed by the athletic committee at the State House last night. Eight counties participate: Suffolk, Middlesex, Norfolk, Essex, Worcester, Plymouth, Hampden, and the Berkshires. Games will be played Saturdays and Sundays.
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Athletic Committee
State House
Suffolk
Middlesex
Norfolk
Essex
Worcester
Plymouth
Hampden
The
Berkshires
Burman Meets Dyson Card Scrapped by Injured Opponent
Bobby Dyson pulls out of the Armory A A bout with Joe Burman after his hand becomes too lame to box. The Boston card is reshuffled into two 12 round exchanges and two six round bouts featuring Young Blades vs Frank Schoell, Jack Savage vs George Robinson, Dick Smith vs Young Bennie, and Frank Daley vs Frank Lane.
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Bobby Dyson
Joe Burman
Chicago
Armory A. A
Windy City
Bobby
Burman
Boston
Ringster
Dyson
Young Blades
Woonsocket
Frank Schoell
Cleveland Star
Jack Savage
Brockton Policeman
George Robinson
Cambridge
Dick Smith
Young Bennie
South End
Frank Daley
Roxbury
Frank Lane
Carpentier Delayed Steamer La Savoie Docks Tomorrow
A radio message from the steamer La Savoie arriving with Georges Carpentier stated she would not dock until tomorrow morning due to a delay.
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New York
la Savoie
Georges Carpentier
New League Planned for New Hampshire Teams
Laconia New Hampshire March 22 plans to organize a baseball league with Sun cook Concord Pennacook Franklin Laconia and Meredith promoters H J Gerard of Laconia and Joe Andrews of Concord say the agreement already signed calls for two games weekly with double headers on holidays clubs uniformed players named by May 15 season May 30 Labor Day first meeting in Concord March 28 with at least two representatives per team and potential expansion to eight clubs with strong local backers listed among interested parties and supporters.
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N. H
Suncook
Concord
Pennacook
Franklin
Meredith
H. J. Gerard
Joe Andrews
New Hampshire
Durgins
Stanish Worsted
Sulloway Mills
Scott and Williams
Suncook Mills
League
H. Phillips
George A. Schofield
Lew Florence
R. W. Sulloway
A. D. Cushing
C. Wesson
A. Hamel
O. Letendre
W. Levesque
Scott and
Williams
L. Fernald
W. Walker
A. le Brun
H. Gerard
H. Gallagher
Walter Angers
EE. Perry
Charles Mason
Murphy Withdraws Suit Over Cubs Lease Money
Chicago March 22 Charles Webb Murphy former owner of the Cubs withdrew an injunction suit to block the National League from making a 1920 schedule until he gains an accounting for money due him. The suit cited back rent on a West Side Park lease filed during a league meeting. The injunction hearing was postponed as the league published its schedule.
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Chicago
Charles Webb Murphy
Cubs
Murphy
West Side Park
BU Trackmen Ready for March-April Workouts
Candidates line up for the BU varsity track team with practice starting the first week in April at the Charles bank Court. George W. Broen, new athletic adviser, will pick the coach this week. Warner Tilton is named team manager and Nelson Marshman is assistant manager.
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Charlesbank Court
George W. Broen
Warner B. Tilton
Tufts
Nelson Marshman
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