Tea Pot Triumphs In Bowie's Second Race Of Day
At Bowie Maryland April 2 Tea Pot a three year old filly by Bronm Trubiel won the second race of the afternoon a seven furlong event for 3 year olds. Tea Pot edged Knight of Merci to secure the victory with Ensigns and Bruns close behind. Top Sergeant later scored in the feature race a seven furlong dash for 3 year olds and over beating a notable dozen including Everglade, Panjola and Golden Billows. Red Harvey rode for Carey Winfrey as Bowie's crowd saw Top Sergeant carry 160 pounds to victory.
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Dartmouth Skips Penn Relays Sends One Mile Team to Drake Relays
Dartmouth athletic officials choose to compete at the Drake Relays in Des Moines on April 25 while skipping the Penn Relays at Franklin Field Philadelphia. The Green will field a one mile team led by Harold Bates with coach Starry Hillman praising speed and depth. Dartmouth cites finances and alumni interest as reasons, noting Drake may cover some expenses and many Hanover graduates live in the Midwest.
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Postpone Meeting of Olympic Committee in New York
Col Robert M Thompson president of the American Olympic Committee has changed the executive committee meeting date to April 18 after a Florida trip and a conference with Frederick W Rubien secretary. The meeting was set to allow out of town members to avoid traveling over Easter week. Thompson desires full attendance by the committee.
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Georgetown Poised To Defend Indoor Track Title
As intercollegiate indoor season closes, Georgetown Uni versity appears strongest for the outdoor campaign led by Burgess Holden Sullivan Ascher and Masters Moreton Plansky Dowding, with Harvard bolstering a solid squad and Yale showing late season promise. Other teams like Cornell Princeton Dartmouth and Penn State project limited title chances though Penn State may surprise with a reduced lineup. Strong Eastern and Pacific Coast contenders loom as the outdoor trials begin April 24 ahead of the May 29 30 championships at Franklin Field.
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Yan Gregg to Be Watched Closely in 1925 Season
Clearwater, Pa. veteran left handed performer Yan Gregg, famed for “Bridging the Gap,” returns to the Washington Senators tour under Griffith and Harris. Gregg, born Oct 27 1887 in Chehalis Washington, has long shaped seasons from Idaho to Seattle and Boston, with Seattle 1924 stint drawing major interest and a $35000 contract reported for the tour.
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Meteors to Meet Center Nine on Seaside Path Sunday
The Meteors travel this Sunday to face the Center Nine at Seaside Path in their second game of the season after beating the Rectors last week. Hellman will start on the mound for the Meteors with Wer slotted to catch.
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Berkshire Nine and Saints to Clash April 12
The Berkshires, a fast East Side senior club, plan to reenter the Senior City League after a strong previous season. The opener is set for April 12 against St Charles, followed by a game with St Anns a week later. An urgent 8:30 pm meeting at East Side library is announced for players Whetestine Irving Flannan Sullivan Saunders Holmes Kelman Geneu Healey Weller and Mulvey.
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Connecticut Team Fights To OT Win In Windy City
April 2 reports a windy Chicago arena where a Connecticut squad needed overtime to defeat Urania, with Wichita Kansas and Yankton teams among favorites in the national Interacholas tic basketball tournament. Torrington Conn edged Urania Tenn in a tense opener, while Wheeler Mass toppled Huntington W Va. Durham N C and Laramie Wyo both posted wins earlier, as teams press toward round progress and potential matchups against Wichita and Louisville contenders.
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