Bridgeport Seaguers Triumph Over Bing Sing Prison Team
Bridgeport Seaguers defeat Bing Sing Prison outfit 15 to 9 in Ossining, led by Conklin’s homer and several three baggers. Conklin wild at times with six walks and hit batters, while Sexton starred in the field for the losers and Riley anchored the Bridgeport infield.
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Henk Aafzelg Teier
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B. Baker
Rf. Green
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Laubscher
McFall
Sagan
Red Sox Show Early Signs As Dugan and Crew Practice
Boston in early season mood as Joe Dugan and Chusust work the outfield at Fenway Park signaling readiness for the opening series with Philadelphia. Dugan cleared to resume baseball activity after a recent health issue while the club repairs the grandstand and field, with Gov Cox scheduled to throw the first ball.
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Red Sox
Joe Dugan
Chusust
Fenway Park
Lfround
Frederick M Philips Named Princeton Polo Team Captain
Frederick M Philips of Philadelphia was named captain of Princeton's water polo team for next season. A right forward, he earned a place on Frank Sullivan's all-American selections this year and on the previous year's the all-American team. He prepared at Newark Academy and is active in track football and campus clubs.
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Philadelphis Wea
Geason
Tger
Frank Sullivan
Xechad
Newark Academy
Trinceton/ Triangle
University Orchestra
the Dramatic Society
Jif
Tritteld
Inari
Jhep
Palfieta
Bitune
Tom ‘Ward
Johnny Tobin
Williams
Hank Severed
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Noch Bilings
Patrick Coline
Princeton to Have Nearly Same Team Next Year
Princeton basketball dents show a stable lineup for next season with most players from the current squad likely returning. Captain Al Witter Jim Winfield and Whitey Wadleigh depart limited play. juniors Jack Jeffries Al Seinmansticker Lou Dalley, with others, form the core to defend the title next winter. The team figures to gain strength from class of 34 players Goeh Riness and Murray Fosger, with Wright as a solid substitute, aiming for another championship despite past injuries and overconfidence lessons. The schedule lists key opponents Lehigh Haverford Dartmouth Columbia Cornell Swarthmore.
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Remys
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Jim Winfield
Whiteney Wedleish
Jose
Wittmer
Ghime
Winfield
Wad Teleh
Jack Jeffries
Capla Stock Games
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Lou Dalley
Wrt Goeh
Ohn Riness
Murray Fosger
Wright
Felona
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Lehigh
Yale
Penn i
Senators to Report at Clarkin Field This Morning
Hartfort April report describes Clarkin Field gathering for a Creston arena drill. General John Coffey leads 29 men including five pitchers and nine infielders through preliminary maneuvers as Clarkin aims to overcome seven obstacles this season.
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Gotham College Nines Face Weak Play and Errors
Gotham College struggle continues as weak hitting and fielding errors plague the nines. Fordham and Manhattan games show poor base running and clumsy fielding, with six teens on base and seven errors cited in a recent setback.
Boston College Stars Jones T Hills Club First Baseman
A garbled report notes Boston College figures, with Jones and Hills mentioned as star players. It references the West Side Tennis Club at Forest Hills opening for the season and names several college baseball figures, coaches, and observers amid uncertain details.
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Jonest Hills Club
St Georges Defeat Stamford in City Soccer Clash
St Georges defeated Stamford 4 to 1 at the Meadows yesterday afternoon as Elroy starred with three goals. Shaw, British and Watkly added local scores while Mogsett Gilbert and Brows scored for Stamford. Manchester opened the event by beating Burtford 4 to 0 with Dunne scoring early and Harifer playing through injury as others joined in.
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Shaw
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Mogsett
Gilbert
Brows
Incals
Guy Wuurney
Ang
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Dunne
Harifer
Eighy Meh
Manchester
Sborgetown to field strong team for Philadelphia carnival
Georgetown University will send a robust squad to Philadelphia for the carnival on April 28 and 2, featuring a full relay contingent. The Blue and Gray expect a stronger year, with top indoor and outdoor runners like Connelly and Marsters, and a likely keen challenge from Penn, Cornell, Yale, and Hopkins. Georgetown aims to capture relay titles and push contenders in the mile and two mile events.
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Uan
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Tanes Raediny
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Hopkin
Virgin
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Jack Britton Picks Champ Dempsey To Win
Boxing pundit Joel Britton predicts a Dempsey victory over Harry Wills, arguing Dempsey’s power and resilience will overcome Wills despite Wills’ ring craft and conditioning.
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Champ Dempsey
Jack Dempsey
Harry Wills
Joel Britton
Britton
New York Gymnasich
Wills
Nike Dempsey
Jack Weld
Giants Regulars Hit Over 400 On Trip Inning by Incomplete Text
Four Giants regulars surpassed 400 during a trip with Norfolk. Ross Yount played in every game with 92 at bats and 9 hits. Jed Mengel appeared at the plate 7 times with 3 hits and a .288 average. Frank Sny der, Franklin Frisch, Tat] Smith, and others contributed in multiple games, though the text is garbled and incomplete.
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Mumoe
Che Rida
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Brisco
Sha Ou
Ross Yount
Wits
Jed Mengel
Potty Gates
Frank Snyder
Jd Wis
Frankin Frisch
Smith
Gould Retains His Court Tennis Title
New York and Atlantic report Gould held his national court tennis title today at the Racquet and Tennis Club, defeating Newitt Morgan and Lew Mark in close matches. The event noted Gould’s speed and edge in semis and finals as he defended the championship.
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Newitt Morgan
Lew Mark
Elfel Morgan
Range Gould
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Fordham to Send Two More Stars to Major Leagues
Fordham University, an incubator of major league players, expects two stars to reach the majors this year. Captain Tim McNamara and Ha Cousineau, both in their junior year, hold strong pro contracts as Fordham’s pitching and catching tandem garners praise from critics and coaches. Big league clubs including the Giants, Red Sox, and Braves are eyeing them as college careers near completion in June.
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Jack Bulet Brook
Jack Voseher
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Eddie McLean
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Buck Swieteland
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Yale Shooters Rally To Beat Georgetown In Season Finale
Yale defeats Georgetown in a rifle match as Yale finishes the season undefeated. Georgetown struggles with a shaky scoring run and misfires while Yale shooters post a near perfect score led by Beungy, Biges Lanham, and Iledlea.
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Philadelphia girl athlete excels in seventeen sports
Betty Schenkel of Philadelphia emerges as a remarkable multi sport athlete, excelling in seventeen disciplines including bowling, billiards, track, boxing, and cycling. She works daily as a clerk for the railroad system, balancing a demanding schedule with training and competition.
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Batly Sehenkel
Moe
Babe Ruth
Sign
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M'Taggart Offers To Play Paddock One Game Series
Milford Devon Athletic Club officials announce a proposed one game series between Paddock and Devon teams to decide Milford's town basketball championship. Francis McTaggart proposes a match at a neutral site with shared prize money and practice night details, seeking formal agreement from Paddock.
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Bob Fowell to Start Football at Navy in Spring Practice
Annapolis April 1 Bob Fowell Navy football coach plans spring practice with many veterans unavailable. Younger candidates will fill gaps as regulars, including Titus Devens and others, prepare under coach Lacrostea and captain Conroy to shape a new squad. He aims to identify punters and defensive needs during sessions.
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Navel Academy
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Polwell Lacrostea
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Conroy Teaplain
Titus
Devens
R. Taylor
Browns Hopeful Toward Pennant as Pitching Leads
The St. Louis Browns enter spring training with quiet confidence and strong pitching prospects led by Shocker and Danforth. The lineup features McManus, Gerber, Fol, and a solid infield with Lee Pohl, and a fortified outfield headlined by Tobin and Williams. The club aims to close the gap on the Yankees and Senators, relying on pitching depth and a stout defense to fuel a pennant push.
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Lee Pohl Daures
Phownie
White Sox
Shocker
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Davis
Five Crews Train on Ithaca Course for Cornell Rowing
On April 9 at Ithaca New York three varsity and two freshmen crews trained under coach John Hoyle during spring practice. The squads, split into two varsity eights and a fresh man eight, prepared to develop Cornell rowers for the upcoming season with twice daily sessions on Lake Cayuga.
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Dollsman Wheeler
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Strok Dallbaum
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