Milford Prep Nine Faces Cupid Aims In Play For Title
Milford Prep, once Osenbaum ychool, loses key players to marriage as Dan Cupid wrecks prospects for a repeat title. Al Powell and Johnny cas head a strong pitching and batting stint for Milford, with Powell guiding a 13-0 win over Bridgeport High last season. The team, coached by Harry Carlson, plans a busy schedule through May with games against Buckley High Pawling Stuyvesant High and more, as Milford seeks the Collegiate Prep title.
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Seven Class College Relays Highlight Pennsylvania Meet
In Philadelphia on April 28 and 29 a broad field of colleges will compete in twenty college relay championships and class races over two days. Major schools such as Yale Harvard Princeton Pennsylvania Columbia Syracuse and more will field entrants in events including 440 yards and one mile relays along with several sectional championships. The program also features seven class races shaping sectional rivalries and a final classification listing colleges by class with institutions like Carnegie Institute of Technology Stevens Virginia Polytechnic and Northeastern in Class 1 and others in successive classes.
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Princeton Expects Two Relays At Penn Carnival
Princeton plans to compete heavily at the Philadelphia relay carnival April 29 30 aiming to win multiple relays. Coach Keane Pitzpatrick will likely run D B Lourie and a choice from Hutaro R L Johnson and Meikim in the two relays at the 920 6 distance with J C Taylor in the quarter mile and captain W B Stevenson in the half mile.
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Carney selects team to start for South
Cornell baseball coach John Carney named seventeen players for the Southern trip. The squad will face five games beginning with Virginia, then Navy, Georgetown, and Johns Hopkins. Eleven are returnees from last season with the rest from the 1924 freshmen. Notables include Munns sad Brown, Rollo, Maloney, Schreiner, Wolf, Knipe, ox, Wooden, Cowan, Capron, Bickley, Dales, Kaw, Krantz, Telfer, and Capron.
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Jack Bentley Pledges to Stay with Baltimore Club
Baltimore first baseman pitcher Jack Bentley, famed as a top minor league bat, expresses intent to stay with the Orioles. He notes strong bidding interest from major clubs after a standout 1921 season, confirming he plans to remain with Baltimore and occasionally pitch. Bentley hit .41 in 141 games last year with 246 hits, 47 doubles, 16 triples, and 24 homers, while going 12-1 as a pitcher in 13 appearances. Paris Wants Match with Strangler Lewis and Jack Dempsey, Manger Sandow Says.
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Yale baseball squad announced for Macon trip
New Haven April 6 The Yale baseball makeup for the Macon Ga trip was announced by coach Bertie Temmers. The roster lists pitchers Chittenden Crawford Hickey Hartnett Peterson Quinn and Wight catchers Kernan Dann and Mallory infielders Aldrich Crane Durant Ingram Kelly Larner Murphy Chearn outfielders Eddy Hawks Deed and Desibour. The squad leaves after Fordham game and seven games are scheduled in Macon. The first game lineup includes Chittenden Kernan Durant Aldrich Craner Eddy Hawks and Cedar in the outfield.
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Columbia Hosts Broad April of College Sports
Columbia schedules twenty one April events across baseball track tennis and crew with showdowns at South Field and various campuses. Key dates include baseball vs New York University Dart mouth Williams Princeton Pennsylvania Brown Union and Cornell with tennis matches against Swarthmore New York University Cornell Amherst and others and track Penn relays in Philadelphia.
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Dempsey Wills 60 rumored to be staged in Jersey City arena
New York April 6 reports claim Tex Rickard and Frank Flournoy back a Dempsey Wills bout in Jersey City, following offers from promoters and awaiting New Jersey permits. Gov Edwards and the boxing board show tentative support as Messano becomes chairman. Dempsey and Wills reportedly set for England sailing duties before the bout.
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Boston Braves poised for top finish in league race
Boston Braves aim for a top three finish in the National League this season as spring training reports from Charleston praise morale, pitching depth, and a strengthened roster after trades. Manager Mitchell drives optimism with a strong pitching staff and solid infield and outfield depth.
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