Gallant Beats Robideau Boosts Eastern Tryouts Hope
The Atlas club report highlights Gil Gallant's decisive victory over Sam Robideau boosting his claim to face top lightweights. It notes hope for Eastern Panama Pacific tryouts at Stadium in June and praises Meredith Halpin and the Stadium as premier venues. Boxers Gibbons and McCoy clash in upcoming matchups while Patterson and Lippincott aim for intercollegiate success in Philadelphia.
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Sammy Robideau
Atlas Club
Bridgeport
Gallant
Pennsylvania
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Don Lippincott
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Lippincott
Doffe ys on Ports to Advantage in Sprint Events
The article notes Doffeys on ports to advantage in the furlong and quarter mile runs. It mentions trainer George Orton leaving Pennsylvania this year with Alvin Kraenzel slated to coach the Red and Blue. Jim Coffey challenges Jimmy Clabby by announcing a $10 000 bout price, while Clabby declines. Dartmouth coach Harry Hillman doubts Braun and Nordell will return in time for big meets, citing recent hospital stays. A major intercollegiate broad jump anticipated between French of Maine and Worthington of Dartmouth, both around 23 feet.
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Pennsylvania
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Iis
Jim Coffey
Dublin
Jimmy Clabby
Hammond
Clabby
Harry Hillman
Dartmouth
Braun
Nordell
New England
French
University of Maine
Worthington
White Wins Narrow Knockout Over Robideau in One Round
The report states Charley White scored a knockout decision over Robideau in a single round. It notes White and Gallant have not met, and mentions Wells Moran boxing in England with Moran scoring a 10th round knockout of Wells. Rivers remains active with a Milwaukee bout planned versus Phil Brock. Marathon training should use road work, not circular tracks, and no further marathons are planned for the coming outdoor season.
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Robideau
White
Gallant
Frank Moran
England
Moran
Wells
California
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Rivers
Phil Brock
Milwaukee
Lady Bountiful Proves Loyal to Her Boys Comic
A color Sunday Post strip features a generous matriarch supporting her sons in lighthearted adventures, showcasing family sentiment and small town charm.
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Braves Rally For 6 2 Win Over Cardinals In Early Season Bout
Atlanta Braves beat St Louis 6 to 2 as Card errors and late scoring help seal the victory. Miller and Smith doubled, Beck Huggins James Magee contributed, while Perdue Meadows pitched for the Cardinals. Umpires Quigley and Eason. Attendance 8,500.
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Eason
Ihr
Cardinals top Braves as Meadows, Moran star in tight tilt
Cardinal hitters chase Staley and Moran shine for Boston as Meadows holds the mound against the Braves. Hubbard sustains early pressure and Big Bill James battles in a low scoring clash with four Braves hits and five runs in the box score.
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Red Smith
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Hubbard Perdue Drives Early Lead In Braves Victory
Hubbard Perdue started the scoring with a sharp line drive past Egan, then Becker’s single brought Hubbard home. The Braves rallied with Gowdy, James, Moran and Connolly contributing as Larry Gilbert and Schmidt extended the inning with hits, Moran scoring on Magee’s sacrifice fly.
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Red
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Cozy
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Maranville
Brown Defeats Vermont 14 to 4 in Uneventful Game
Providence May 12 Brown defeated the University of Vermont 14 to 4 in a long listless contest. Vermont pitcher Gilbert was struck by a line drive in the eighth inning and forced to leave the game. Batteries Cram Pike and Feinberg for Brown Gallagher Gilbert Upham and May for Vermont.
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Harvard Freshmen Fall to Andover at Jarvis Field
The Harvard freshman tennis team lost to Andover yesterday afternoon at Jarvis Field with a 5 to 2 score.
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Jarvis Field
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Yale Defeats Columbia 4-0 In Tennis Meet
Yale defeated Columbia four matches to none in New Haven. Only the singles completed as rain halted the doubles with Yale leading in both remaining matches. Columbia’s Spencer Miller could not attend. Captain Stoddard and Smith played a spectacular match.
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Spencer Miller
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Dartmouth Beats Yale 5 to 4 in Ninth Inning Rally
New Haven May 12 Dartmouth overcame a 3 to 0 deficit with eighth and ninth inning rallies to win 5 to 4. Pumpelly struggled through eight, Wanamaker sparked the offense with two RBIs, and Yale’s late rally fell short as Middlebrook and LeGore turned key double plays. Rain fell in the final innings.
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le Gore
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Langford Denies Australia Trip and Milford Farm Sale
Sam Langford and his manager Joe Woodman denied plans to travel to Australia or sell his Milford farm. Woodman said Langford is content in the United States and intends to stay here for now.
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Joe Woodman
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Worcester
Murray Made Captain of Harvard Freshman Baseball Team
William J. Murray of Natick, president of the Harvard freshman class, was elected captain of the Harvard freshman baseball team. Murray is the freshman third baseman, a speedy fielder and a capable batter.
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Natick
Harvard College
Harvard
Murray
Holy Cross Defeats Tufts in Tennis Clash
Holy Cross beat Tufts 4 to 2 at Tufts College yesterday afternoon. Lane starred for Tufts with a singles win and also on the Tufts doubles team.
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Tufts
Tufts College
Lane
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