Breslin Shows Up Well in Practice with Nine Yet to Report
A fragmentary sports update notes Martin Breslin, a Pennsylvanian coal miner, performing well in practice at New Haven amid reports he could join Gems McCann on Flannagan’s squad. The piece lists several players and positions, mentions Casey Stengel as manager, and previews upcoming games in Knoxville, Johnson City, and Portsmouth with a roster including Samide, Kopf, and Stenzel among others.
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Martin J. Brestin
Pennaylnia
Utp Gems McCann
Flannagan
Pbalt
New Swyestin
Breslin
Tan ‘McCunn
Jimmy Kelly
Joe Rodrigenz
Jimmyng
Art.Hunt
Mulway
Flint
Wetl
Bernard Starr
Rooke Gent
Yankees
Pans
Bane
Rogal
Sepeen
Loftusied Kingdon
Kor
Petch- Vers
LeParé
Lassure
Howe
Yale
House
Rodriguez
McCann
Giants
Knoxville
Tenn
Johnson City
Portsmouth
Casey Stengil
Berry
Fenn
Opt
Dartsmouth
Kopf
New Britain
Samide
Waterbury
Qulenwater
Pitchara
Shea
McGloushlin
McFarland
Proctor
Hale
Black
Bucknell hires hopeful Bucknell nine eyes strong pitching staff
Bucknell College in Lewisburg Pa reports 29 candidates out for baseball positions under coach George Cockill. Eight hurlers report as veterans Baird Bellak and others lead the pitching draft with Roseenbader Farr Byham Wagner and Denton at bat. Receiving end includes Julian Matter Foster and freshman Canner chosen captain by Trinity basketball for 1922 23 seasons.
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Lewisburg
Bucknell
George Cockill
Baird
Bellak
Roseenbader
Farr
Bynham
Wagner
Denton
Julian
Warerly
Matter
Ty Cobb Out For Several Weeks With Ankle Injury
Am ericus Ga April Ty Cobb will be unable to play for several weeks after an x ray showed no broken bones but badly torn ligaments in his ankle. The injury occurred during an exhibition game between Detroit and Rochester, and Cobb was aided off the field as doctors evaluate his condition.
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Americus
Ty Cobb
Allin
Cobb
Detroit
Rochester
Philadelphia
Harvard Coaches Announce Makeup Of Varsity Crews
Harvard rowers prepare for the season with seventeen oarsmen and four coxswains in two boats. Crew A and Crew B were named with seating for the first two eights to be finalized after this week’s trials ahead of their opener against the University of Pennsylvania on April 28. Captain Appleton serves as coxswain for Crew A and Hollister for Crew B. Other members include Amory Fuller Storey Hubbard Morgan Henry Webb Stam Brown Hobson Jamieson Holter Bradford Nickerson Hoover Bradford Badger Matthews Wood and Carson.
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Haarvard
Crimson
Nome
Universlty of
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Amory
Fuller
Storey
C. J. Hubbard
Morgan
Henry
Webb
Bow
Appleton
Burnham
Stam Brown
Hobson
Jamieson
Holter
Stan Bradford
Nickerson
Hoover
Hollister
Coxswain
Badger
Matthews
Tyro
Corswaina
Wood
Carson
Only Two Regulars Left for Syracuse 1922-23 Basketball
Syracuse University will have only six regulars for the 1922-23 season. Levin Weltman and Brucker leave the squad, graduating in June. Captain George Fisher must coach a young team with Pete MacRae as the only returnee with him. A sophomore center from Bethlehem, Pa. joins the lineup after a strong camp.
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Syracuse University
Levin
Weltman
Bruckar
Orange
Cleck George Fisher
Hac
Pete” MacRae
Fisher
Orange Court
Slippert
Alale
Bethlehem
Pep Young Waivers Sought by Detroit Americans
Detroit manager Cobb has asked waivers on veteran second baseman Pep Young. If passed, Young would likely play a season in the Pacific Coast League before retiring, hoping an arrangement can be made.
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Cobb
Detroit Americans
Pep” Young
Massare
Young
Trinity College Re Engages Drew And Stone For 10th Year
Harold D Drew and Frederick W Stone are rehired for another year as physical training faculty at Trinity College. Drew coaches football basketball and track while Stone coaches baseball. Both alumni of Springfield College with notable athletic credentials and service in wartime.
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Hartford
Harold D Drew
Frederick W. Stone Hays
Trinity College
Remean B.ogilby
Drew
Stone
Wy Ia
Trinity
Springfield College
Bates
Springfield
Walter Camp
Maval Aviation Service
Stoneay
Alpines Accept Red Sox Challenge
The Alpine baseball team under George Newman readies for a Sunday practice contest with the Red Sox after recent games against Wilton New Corman and the Royals of New Haven. Players listed for Saturday practice at Yellow Mill Park include Flynn Curtis Connors Heating Javarig Scholz Gritmar Buckles White Shea McClellan McGovern and Goldowsky.
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Alpine
George Newman
Alpines
Sinle
Wilton
New Corman
Royals
New Haven
Red Sox
Yellow Mill Park
Flynn
Curtis
Connors
Heating
Javarig
Scholz
Gritmar
Buckles
White
Shea
McClellan
McGovern
Goldowsky
Niemup
Stratford Avenue
Mohawks to Play Pioneer Nine Sunday
Mohawks face Pioneer Nine Sunday in a city championship showdown for 14 to 16 year olds. Players called for 1:20 report include Bunn Stockman Poet Mussell Shhiwenie Stowe Watson Kinnerly Oonnel Burleson Tris Youka Murphy. Manager Stockman can be reached at 1277 Stratford Avenue.
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Stockman
Poet
Mussell
Shhiwenie
Stowe
Watson
Kinnerly
O'onnel
Burleson
Tris
Youka
Murphy
Stratford Avenue
Trinity After Vote Rejects Yale and Harvard Admission
Hartford April 5 The Trinity College Athletic Association voted against admitting Yale and Harvard into the New England intercollegiate town championships. The meeting argued that Yale and Harvard are outside the class of smaller New England colleges and their admission would harm the association. Trinity, a founder, has produced champions, including Samuel H. EBdenk, 15, now at Trinity Church, who won the doubles title with Bergin.
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Trinity College Athletic Association
Yale
Harvard
New England
Trinity
New England Association
Samuel H. Ebdenk
Trinity Church
Aloving
Bergin
Park City Giants Open Semi Pro Season With Rosebuds
Park City Giants prepare to face the Rosebud team at Seaside Park on Sunday. Manager Bobby Green reports the Giants are in top condition and ready to bring the Rosebud into camp. Regulars to report include Goodman, Benjamin, Sipro, Somers, Yaten, Kearns, Thompson, Ward, Dickerson, Scott, Steadwall, and Anderson.
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Park City Giant
Seaside Park
Bobby Green
Giants
Goodman
Benjamin
Sipro
Somers
Yaten
Kearns
Thompson
Ward
Dickerson
Scott
Steadwall
Anderson
Boston College cuts baseball squad to 24 players
Boston College coach Oniet Henrikeen trimmed the team by ten, leaving 24 players. The roster includes E Phillips T Foley J Linen Mullowney Kelly Comerford Vargas Patt Leshway McCrea den Halligan Whe lan Cody Dowd Foley McManue Foley Darling Wilwon Gormiey Croke Ripley. Indoor practice at the Commonwealth Armory followed the cuts.
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Boston
Oniet Henrikeen
Boston College
E. Phillips
T. Foley
J. Linen
Piteners
Mullowney
Kelly
Comerford
Vargas
Patt Leshway
McCreaden
Halligan
Whelan
Orse
Cody
Dowd
Palmer
McIntyre
Foley
McManue
T. Phillips
Darling
Wilwon
Gormiey
Croke
Ripley
Inielders
Commonwealth Armory
Sundt of Wisconsin Awarded Eighth Letter
Madison April Sundt captain of the University of Wisconsin football team was awarded his eighth varsity letter tying the school record set by Eber Simpson. Sundt earned four letters on the football squad including as a freshman and also won a basketball letter in 2019 20. He placed second in the indoor conference shot put at Evanston, adding a second place finish to his athletic honors.
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Wis
Guy Sundt
University of Wisconsin
Eber Simpson
Brace
Sundt
A. TC
Ln Lvenston
Picking the Pennant Winners No 2 The American League
Grantland Rice surveys the American League pennant race with New York and Cleveland as front runners. He assesses Ruth and Mancel in New York, pitching depth, and the strengths of Cleveland St Louis Washington and others, noting uncertainties and the potential breakout of key players.
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Caieazo
Latie-Vw Fashington
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Boston
Philedelphia
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Cleveland
St. Louis
Washington
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Mausel
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Speaker
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Mortor
Coveleskie
Coveland
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Harnoss
Mugeiie
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Hox
Babe Ruth
Cam Maye
S. Louis
St Taitis
Steer
Shocker
Clark Grifiths
Tate
Yankee
St. Loui
Park City Girls Edge Alumni For City Title
Park City claimed the city championship with a close 11 to 9 win over the Alumni team last night. The game featured tight defense and fast pace throughout with standout work from Park City players Callahan Carroll Casper and Fenny as they secured the title.
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Park City
Taméra
Mias Callahan
Misa Carroll
Miss. Kole
Misa Casper
Misa Fenny
Devon Tossers Clip Crane Quintet In Tight 28 to 6 win
Devon A. defeated Crane team by a decisive 28 to 6 in a preliminary game. Devon played swiftly and dominated the match, while Milford and others posted separate scores in a bustling local slate.
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Devon
Crane Quintet
Devon A
Army star Olphant named Union College coach
Elmer Q. Olphant, famed Army athlete and versatile star in football baseball track and basketball, signed to become Athletics Director of Union College with duties starting at the fall term. J. Richmond announced the appointment noting Olphant’s All-American pedigree and long postwar coaching and athletic credentials.
Kageys Will Close Season Saturday
Knights of Columbus basketball team ends season with a game against the Laurels of Danbury at the high school gym Saturday. Alumni and athletic alumni quintets clash in prelim. Lineups list K of C Laurels Cogan Schornfield RoE Duval Thuaso Mullaney Haitsch ward Luddy Prokopsky.
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Knights of Columbus
Danbury
Knights
Danbury Teaw
Br Knights
K. of
Laurels
Cogan Schornfield Roe
Duval Thuaso
Mullaney
Haitschyddge Ward
R. G. Luddy
Prokopsky
Colgate Launches All Student Spring Sports Program
Colgate University in Hamilton initiates an extensive spring sports program to exercise nearly all students. Baseball, track, tennis, lacrosse, basketball, football drills, and golf are featured with strong performances and high participation. The rifle team closed a strong season against Princeton Rutgers and Oxford.
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Hamilton
W.Y
Colgate University
Inds
Hariowe
Lacrosse
Tennia Wndergeng
Ortones Pick Up Free Agent Ben Egan From Orioles
Winston-Salem April 3 Ben Egan, longtime catcher for the Baltimore Orioles, is released as a free agent. He departs to manage the Jersey City Cab of the International League, while Orioles seek three recruit pitchers Schuter Cailles and Ullah for the time being.
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Winston-Salem
N.C
Ben
Egan
Bay State Tech Aims for Navy Meet in May at Harvard
Bay State Tech eyes a May 15 dual meet with the Naval Academy in Annapolis, planning to retain hammer throw and 440 yard run despite Navy disfavor. The team, missing star hammer thrower Mac Bahon, expects a strong showing at Harvard Stadium on May 21 and 27 as previous point winners have graduated.
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Boston
Masarchunetts Institute of Technology
Naval Academy
Annapola
Navy
Mace Bahon
MT P
Tean
Harvard
Football Profit Drives Small Town Profit
Antheret, a small community town, reports a profitable football season with a net gain of 2,061.98 dollars. The official report confirms the campaign yielded significant financial success despite lacking nearby large cities.
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Antheret
Oliphant to Lead Union College Athletics Next Fall
Former Army athletic figure Oliphant, after wartime service and three years at West Point as assistant director of physical education and track coach, will succeed Pat Murphy as Union College athletic director next September.
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Uton
Yealt
Oliphant
West Point
Gymiautica
Phvaical
United States Military Academy
Ben
Union College
Pat Murphy
Union
Bridgeport Trade School Baseball Tryouts Open
Sixty five candidates reported to Coach Erleeson at Seaside Park for the season opener workout. The turnout marked the largest in school history with hopes of a championship team. five veterans stayed from last year. Track work begins Tuesday with predicted fielding of over 45 hopefuls.
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Erleeson
Bridgeport Trade School
Seaside Park
Whelan
Burr
Glynn
Donbul- Man
Petrino
Leo Madosk
Springfield
Ericeson
Co. A. Remkus
J. Kinehcliffe
Freaity
Far Outfield
Platt
Chatcam
Chamber— Fain
Prestigon
Brigit Tomanon
Fennall
Wallace
Stergious
Dorin
Wickins
Gunther
Hendrickson
Thorntfelt
Richardson
Diongos
Noll
Yates
Anderson
Imry
Jacksoon
Ryan
Joyce
Fornfeld
Eressalo
Philbrick
Siva
Colonese
McQuillan
Keyes
Adams
Rogerson
Donbullian
Pittman
Sagerstrom
Holmgrem
Luddy
Dolyack
Gordon
Pirse
Phelan
LeMantra
Catobers
Wexler
Vann
Wiracham
Trinity Teams Face Off In April Diamond Clash
Trinity College of Durham North Carolina will meet Trinity College of Hartford Connecticut on their home field in a planned April 27 game. The match pits two Trinity institutions against each other in a rare non-classmate contest.
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Trinity
Sage
Trinity College of Durham
Trinity College of
August and Bones to Fight in Hartford
Pete August and Jim Bones set to appear in Hartford on April 20 under manager Jon Amith who signed contracts that night. The дополнительных bout features Moe Herseovitch against Jimmy Kelly. Fata August faces Freddie Kelly for ten rounds. In the gem final bout, Jim Bansa meets recent conqueror Wil Darcy of New York in a six round affair.
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Pete August
Jim Bones
Hartford
Jon Amith
Wened
Moe Herseovitch
Jimmy Kelly
Fata August
Mattem
Freddie Kelly
Douc
Jim Bansa Ie
Wil Darcy
New York
Holy Cross Nine for South Chosen by Barry
Holy Cross coach Jack Barry selects the nine for the southern trip starting next week. Catchers Martin and Ryan. pitchers Horan Carroll Robinson. first base Rippel. second Maguire. shortstop Gagnon. third Gautrean. outfield Leo Dugan Siriendingen Geon Tu gan. left fielder Douherty. Poor weather hampers practice. team to get two outdoor workouts if possible.
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Worcessor
Maar
Jack Barry
Holy Cross Nine
Martin
Ryan
Horan
Go Carroll
Robinson
Rippel
Maguire
Gagnon
Shocestop
Gautrean
Leo Dugan
Siriendingen
Feld
Geon Tugan
Douherty
Holy Cross
Catholic University
Barry
Lozst
Tufts Baseball Star in Scholastic Trouble
Tufts star Steve Colucci of Woourn faces scholastic difficulties that could limit his play this season. If sidelined, regular catcher Owen Keefe may shift to pitching with Frank Roche or Red Barrett stepping in as relief. Third base may feature veteran ally from Captain Fallon’s departed lineup.
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TUFTS
Mas April
Steve" Colucci
Woourn
Conet Nash
Colucci
Owen ‘Keefe
Frank Roche
Cabe Prindle Named Freshman Coach At Williams
Cabe Prindle, a veteran local baseball player, will coach Williams College freshman nine for the coming season. Coach Coombs will devote his time to the varsity squad. The Meshmen schedule includes home games April 2 against Brooklyn Poly Prep, April 29 vs Williston Seminary, May 13 vs Scona's Military Academy of Manus.
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Maes
Cabe Prindle
Williams
Jack Coombs
Prindie
Meshman
Moma
Avril
Brooklyn Poly Prep
Williston Seminary
Easthampton
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