Pimlico Futurity Offers Record $80 000 Purse
The Maryland Jockey Club will offer an $80 000 purse for the Pimlico futurity next Saturday, the largest stake yet for a horse race. The race is split into two divisions with thirty entries total. The first four finishers in each division may run in a special race the following week, with a gold cup as the prize for the champion.
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Baltimore
Maryland Jockey Club
Pimlico
Bentley Cost Giants 56 000 and Three Players
Jack Bentley, Baltimore pitcher, cost the New York Giants 56 000 in cash and three players to be delivered by March 20. If unsatisfactory, players returnable by April 6 and Giants owe Baltimore 2500 per man, totaling 72 500.
Walker Wins Welterweight Title From Britton in Garden Bout
Mickey Walker defeats Jack Britton to claim the welterweight crown in New York. Britton showed aging pace and limited defense as Walker pressed with fast, aggressive attacks. Britton endured a couple of low blows and a swollen lip, while Walker emerges with the title and future challengers listed.
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New York
Mickey Walker
Jack Britton
Garden Ring
Benny Leonard
Bat Siki
Senator Lodge
Britton
Leonard
Davey Shade
Walker
Shade
Lew Tendler
Tendler
Soldier Bartfield
George Ward
Pat Reed
Johnny Griffiths
William J. Breslin
Yonkers, N. Y
Billy Murphy KOs Nova Scotia fighter in Moody’s city
In Lowell’s Moody A C main bout Billie Murphy knocked out Billie Blakie Eastern Canada featherweight champion with a right cross. Semis saw Gunboat Jack of Lawrence knocked out after a clash with Kid Desalva and Billy Brewster stopping Ned da Flynn in the second round.
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Moody A. C
Billie Murphy
Billie Blakie
Nova Scotia
Canada
Jack
Lawrence
Kid Desalva
Boston
Billy Brewster
Lynn
Nedda Flynn
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Florida Eleven Stops in Washington to Practice Before Harvard Game
The University of Florida football squad halted in Washington to practice at Georgetown University Field on the way to Cambridge for a Saturday game with Harvard. The team and escorts were received at the White House by President Harding.
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University of Florida
Harvard
Cambridge
Georgetown University
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White House
High School Matchups Friday Schedule
Allen versus Middlesex at Concord and Watertown at Arlington headline a day of prep games. Roxbury faces Latin, Noble plays Dedham, Hyde Park meets Milton High, Taunton challenges Abington, Beverly hosts Marblehead, and Echuen visits Danvers.
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Middlesex
Concord
Watertown
Arlington
Roxbury
Latin Va
Noble
Dedau Hyde Park
Milton High
Taunton
Abington
Beverly
Marblehead
Echuen
Danvers
Calza Wins Two Falls Over Henderson In Mat Bout
George Calza, back from Italy, defeated Mort Henderson in two straight falls at the Grand Opera House in a main mat bout. Henderson was hampered by a pulled tendon, slowing the match as Calza, fast and strong, dominated the veteran.
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Italy
Grand Opera House
Mort Henderson
Calza
Henderson
Yale Scrub Football Ties Scrubs in 1-0 Scrimmage
Yale held its scrimmage before Brown with the varsity mustering a single touchdown in 40 minutes of play while the scrubs stifled the regulars at the Yale 20 yard line. Ted Wight started at left halfback and Whitey Neale backed up the second string.
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New Haven
Yale
Varsity
Ted Wight
Whitey Neale
Wight
West Virginia
Army
Neale
Charley O’hearn
George Beckett
Beckett
Newell Neidlinger
Dan Kelly
Scrub Verdun
Brunonians
Worcester
Shelton
EH Scrubs
Tony Hulman
Scrubs
Jack
Cochrane
Williams' Speediest Back Out for Two Weeks
Williamsville star runner Williams is sidelined for two weeks due to a muscle pull. Coach says the team will rely on substitute sprinters as they prepare for upcoming regional meets.
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Williamstown
Select Braves Field For District Title Game
Nat Young secured Braves Field yesterday for the Brighton High East Boston district title clash. Brighton faces one of the league’s scrappiest teams, the Noddle Islanders, who lack stars but rely on unity and teamwork.
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Nat Young
Brighton
Boston
Noddle Islanders
McKenney
Lydon
Tigers Ready for Swarthmore After Light Practice
Princeton coach Bill Roper held varsity players out of scrimmage as the Tigers prepare for Swarthmore Saturday. A dummy scrimmage against the scrubs was the day’s main session, while the second team faced the "omelettes" and Harvard plays were used by the scrubs.
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WN. J
Bill Roper
Tigers
Swarthmore
Chicago
Harvard
Princeton Tigers Focus on Defense and End Run Fixes
The article notes weaknesses exposed by Chicago and Western opponents. Princeton coaches, led by Roper, concentrate on strengthening defensive lines and end runs. Players will receive personal instruction to sharpen tasks and teamwork ahead of upcoming games.
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Princeton
Tigers
Varsity
Roper
Cantabs to Get Scrap Opportunity Under Him
The article hints at Cantabs lacking chance to compete under a coach, suggesting a future scrap or trial under his guidance. No explicit names or dates are provided in the readable text.
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