Bridgeport Trade School Girds for 1922 Athletic Work
Bridgeport Trade School outlines a bright 1922 athletic outlook. Coach B S Ericcson reports progress across baseball, basketball, track, bowling, and tennis with multiple interdepartmental leagues and a strong track showing at regional meets. Whelan elected president of the school athletic association. finances show a healthy surplus for activities.
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Bridgeport Trade School
B.S. Ericcson
Association
Dast
Port Trade School Athletions
Ericcson
Teack
Iat
South‘orm Counsellcut
Bridgeport
Ephe
Stace Vocational School
Manchester Mt
Wilson Building
John
Thinegaren
Connecticut
Boardman
New Haven
New Britain
Pha Wilson
John Streec
Briccson
Whelan
Sead
Thomas Whelan
School Athletic Association
Iocalathc
Rehool Be
Stars
Thos Winter
Tim
Jon Glynn
Sng J
Gyno i
Freeman
Lesko
John Johnson
Chis Sects Isan
Athletic Association
Johnny Loftus praises Billy Kelly as the era's sharpest horse
New York reports Johnny Loftus, famed jockey, declares Billy Kelly the most intelligent horse he ever rode or saw. He notes Kelly’s calm, strategic racing mind and ability to pick his own position, while recounting Loftus's past ban and current training at Oakridge stables.
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Johnny Loftus
Billy Kelly
New York
Billy
Johony Loftus
Johnny
Ted Sloan
Tmo
Mary
Lotds
Pimnacif
Bily Kelly
Jean Bera
Sloan
Wea
Tod Sloan
Tod
Jean Beraud
Bloan
Hamburg
Ballyhoo Bey
Ask Loring
John
Barton
Tacine
Rug
Merrick
Tohnay
Kentucky
Motor Cop
Amherst Nine trims first baseball squad after cuts
Amherst announces 40 candidates survive the first cut for the baseball nine under Coach Jackiliseh. Veterans Eames, Booth, Munter and Roenberg anchor the infield while Elliott may handle pitching duties. practice resumes during spring vacation amid heavy snowfall and forced indoor drills.
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Amherst
Tetris
Lee Cray
Jackiliseh
Jacklitsch
Uipa
Uasebwall Cne
Walter Zink
Jackliach
Elliott
Nlar
Leete
Parker Sears
Vvacalion
Jone
Bre Qin
Tollawat Hames
Ouglag
Rosenbergs
Magorhack
Wood
Martin
TH. Exeltane Parker
Allivon
Braagh
Berts
Reusawig
Booth
Honier
Black
Western teams enter Penn Relays pace Pacific coast
April 2 The Pacific coast will be represented at the Pennsylvania relay carnival next tenth by five, and perhaps six, of the heading colleges. Occidental College leads with Angelo winner of the recent indoor championships of southern California. Redlands, Washington State, Oregon Agricultural and Oregon are also entered. Team entries close tomorrow.
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Mulan Elphes
Pacific Coast
Pennsylvania
Fnrcess
Fac West
George We.orton
Occidental College
Ofos Angelo
California
Alan
Outery
Hemmel
Pirates face uncertain lineup as Schmidt stalls deal
April 3 update shows Pirates shifting toward youth with Walter Schmidt holding out for contract terms. Gibson plans to rely on farm system catchers Leissedsan Ta is rooming dakar Gouel and Birman ghan product for most duties behind the plate.
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ROSE
Pirate
Fank
Pitmaurs
George Gibson
Allo
Gibby
Ang
George Cutshaw
George Whitvad
Robartson Hag
Walter Schmidt
Schmidt
Gibson
Sedsan
Dakar Gouel
Birman
Crst
Goochwill
Clarence Johunard
Pittsburth
Ville
Ant
Rina
Geld
Grimm
Maranvise
Traynoe
Stayner
Birmingham
Maran Yike
Jayne
Intraider
Gibson Congent
Jawell Ens
Prizefighters Bad Losers Said By Old Readers
An analysis notes prizefighters as poor losers among sports, with examples from boxing legends and rivals. It cites Sullivan Corbett Fitzsimmons and MacArthur, detailing their reactions after defeats, plus a mention of tennis stars and era athletes.
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Ryuatly
Ine Slenent
Georgie Burne
Eleare
Giants
Young Killinger
Use Bezdek
Killinger
John TL
John la. Sullivan
New Orleans
Corbett
John
Wietary
Fiiasimmons
Carson
Jim
Bob
Forbett Atrack
Fitzsimmons
Fitz
Athéis Olympia
Martin Sheriflan
Digens
Georganias
Greece
Sheridan
Martinwood
Georgantas
Stockholm
MacArthur
Giisham
Grisham
Gusham
Warty MacArthur
Cole” Leagur
Lam Veramental Sorman Broghes
Real Gaunts
Tilden
Hin
Poede P Hills
Uden
Ewan
Phoyn
Une Tram
Wally Pipp Stars as Yankees Triumph in Exhibition
Wally Pipp, Yankees first baseman, powered the New York Americans to an 8-2 exhibition victory over the Dalia glub. Pipp hit four singles driving in two runs, while Cony feinner added singles and scored twice. New York next plays at Little Rock.
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Dallas
New York Americans
Dalia Glub
Dore
Bay
Wa Pipp
Seagiars
Cony Feinner
Stagon
New York Sting
Little Hook
Otto Miller
Nep Rucker
Basa
Bernard Hungiing
Fromi
Memphis
Taylor
Hangling
Miller
Hank Doberry
Robits
Race policy turmoil looms for Baltimore racing scene
Amid state Senate maneuvers over Norris measure, Baltimore racing faces funding cuts and political pushback. If passed, the plan would scale back tracks from nine to seven venues next year, shifting enforcement disputes to courts and inviting renewed controversy over racing regulation and financing.
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Baltimore
Bowit
State Senate
House of Delegates
Wama
Brooklyns Blank Fort Worth Contenders in Exhibition
The Brooklyns defeated Fort Worth in an exhibition game as Teague led the scoring with strong play and the visitors showcased early momentum. The event served as a warmup ahead of the season, with both teams testing lineups and evaluating depth.
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Por Worth. Tex
Fort Worth
Brooklyngy
Tris Speaker Not Pitching Worries Indians
Cleveland trails New York by a slim margin as plans unfold for the upcoming season. The article analyzes how additions like Stuffy McInnis and Mel Ott could bolster Cleveland’s defense and batting, while Speaker’s health and form loom large in the pennant race.
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Cleveland
N York
Cubs
Hall
Melanis
Gatas
Lowell
Bil Wambsgalls
Melania
Nalcher
SteTanis
Erraroe
Jim Bagby
Walter Manis
Cartain
Tim Mnat
Trey
Seale
Smith
Siiny Star
Ravnig
Fury
Ture
Hawenye
Phare
Spaaker
Whigsieah
Nibans
Willie Hoppe Quits Billiards After Long Title Run
Willie Hoppe, longtime 13.2 billiards champion, retires from the game after a return from Chicago where he failed to retain the world title from Jake Schaefer. Announcement was made tonight by his manager A. B. Benjamin in RY, LOUTS dated April 2.
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Louts
Ie Hoppe
A. B. Benjamin
Chicago
Hoppe
Jake Schaefer
Princeton Coach Names All Star Water Polo Team
Princeton coach Frank J. Sullivan selects the Intercollegiate All Star water polo squad after Princeton wins the league title with 453 points, naming five Tigers and a New York College star to the first team and listing notable selections from Columbia Yale Princeton and Navy among the rest.
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Princeton
Aptih
Frank J. Sullivan
Edior
Spalding
Limercingeolde
Intercollegiate Swimming Association
Jnth University
Sullivan
Frinceton Combination
Orangeland Black
Botting
Phillips
Ronhitlina
Hardin Schraurl
Tat
Hardin
Wonderf
Dal Schrautt
Watt
Lina Glass
Donald and
Hilgartner
Swinger
Columbia
Graham and
Langnen
Dundens and
Schapiro
G. C. IX
Rector-YMUHA series called off again in city title race
Rectors refuse to play YMHA quintet amid ongoing dispute over venue and scheduling. Officials at Boys Club and city coordinators clash over a neutral court as teams fail to reach agreement for the championship series.
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Ymuha
C. AL Tos
Reviers
Vorenbruh
Brooklyn Low on Hopes as Weak Hitting Persists
April 2 Vox reports Brooklyn Nationals face a bleak outlook despite aging stars. Wilbert Robinson and Squire Bbo bbets push for new blood, but improved fielding may not offset weak batting and mediocre pitching. Young pitchers and veterans battle for spots as the club aims for fifth place next fall.
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Houston
Vox
Squire
Brooklyn Nationala
Wilbert Robinson
Brooklyns
Teaum
Cat and Myers
Siherend Smith Southpaw
Farl Mave Usty
Reuther
Erratie
Roy Gordinyer
Harry Schriever
Saginaw, Mich
Roy Ordiniar
Buffalo
What
Hy Myers
Tom Grimth
Rightrield
Bernie
Neil
Bert Grimith
Hood
Whitted
Mike McTigue May Fight John Wilson in Montreal Soon
Reported talks place in Montreal as manager Mas tor Thunks takes Mount Royal Arena post amid a bill legalizing fifteen round decisions in Canada. Wilton offered a title defense against McTigue with a $50,000 guarantee, but Wilson seeks a lucrativeee bout elsewhere, keeping options open despite local enthusiasm.
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Mike M’tigue
John Wilson
Montreal
Providence
Wilson
Monnrassi
Jacobs
McTigue
Talebhs
McTigus
Tutin
Mike O'Dowdstan
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Toth
Dennis
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