Yale Rowing Sees Ives Freeman Vying for Stroke Seat
Yale’s rowing squad prepares for the Triangular regatta on May 5 as stroke position candidates Ives and Freeman compete after Rockefeller shifts. Coach Leader oversees trials with Nabors and Pocock shells, while Pelly and Ellis hold reserve roles amid spring selection battles.
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George Murphy
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Graduate Rowing Committee
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Jack Goetcdus
James Stillman Rockefeller
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Yala
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Moore
Murphy
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Tommy Haines
George Ellis
Hartford
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Wilson
Sheffield
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Show
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Swain
Barnard
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Derby High to Face Milford in Home Baseball Tilt
Derby high school hosts Milford high Saturday afternoon at Oulock Field after a 4 to 0 loss to Seymour. Derby aims to rebound with improved practice and firm spirit, targeting their first home win against a fast Milford squad.
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Derby
Derby High
Milford High
The Sportlight and the Season's Baseball Debate
The Sportlight weighs in on the 1930s pace of baseball with talks of pitchers Buspi, Skawxey, HH Jones and Peatock vs Cobb's hitters, and notes on pitching strength versus power hitting. It cites figures like Miss Joyce S Westerner and Miss Cecil Leitch in other sports, while referencing curve ball history and golf champions Sarazen Barnes and Hag.
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Cobb
Detroit
Igon
Yankees
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Skawxey
HH Jones
Peatock
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White Sox
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Hag Saragren
Jim Barnes
Troch
United States
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Mitchell
Boomer
Ted Hay
Hagen
Barnes
Sarazen
Odd Fellows Win Milford Honors at Banquet
The Milford Odd Fellows bowling league closed its season with a banquet at the Odd Fellows hall attended by members officers and guests. A chicken dinner followed by musical numbers accompanied speeches and a business meeting which voted to continue the league next year. Officers elected included Culver and Ellison with a reported standing figures and awards to local clubs and the American Legion.
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Fraternal Bowling League
Milford
Oold Fellows’ Hall
Sisbesiele
David J. Homer Culver
W. Harrison
Treasure Fs
Ellison
Pulvar
Ag Follo
Odd Fellows American Legion
Devon A. O. Wa
Arctic
Ing. Ga
Fellowcraft
Royal Arcanum
Young Laby Defeats Corbett in Eight Round Bout
In Hartford on April 12 Young Laby from Bridgeport won the referee’s decision after eight rounds against Young Corbett of Foolyoks. Despite Corbett’s aggression most of the bout, Laby’s cleverness carried him to victory. Laby sustained a broken right hand in the third round from a punch during a clinch.
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Wartford
Young Laby
Bridgeport
Young Coarbett
Foolyoks
Tonig
Corbett
Luby
Tlyon
Randolph Winner in Pinehurst Golf Play
Randolph, son of Lakewood and Philadelphia, led qualifying at the Windhurst tourney in Pinehurst North Carolina. In the second round he defeated C Beal of Uniontown seven up and five to play. Armstrong beat OConnell and Fownes defeated Keating while Steese defeated Morrison.
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N. C
Nandolph
Lakewood
Philadelphia
C. Beal
Uniontown
Windhurs
Randolph
Armstrong
Wellert to start for team as scouts tout future
A young pitcher Wellert is slated to start tomorrow with coach Andy Coakley guiding his early training. The piece compares him to Ed Barney, noting Barney’s rise from minor leagues to a notable center fielder and hitter, and mentions efforts to acquire Cuban shortstop Rafael Quintana by several minor league skippers amid Yankee interest.
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Farry
Kellert
Tay Hesse
Coakley
Wellert
Andy Coakley
Columbia University
Joy
Théo
Ed Barney
Hartford
Old Astern Association
jiWellert
Barney
Ourfield
Meriden
Senators
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Jersey City
Freddie Reiger
Jimmy Curry
Skeeters
Yankee
New York
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Yankees
Pittsburgh Pirates
Buccaneers
Sbuttlo
Rafael Quintana
Iva Thomas
Mollinsville
Billy Qilbert
Waterbury Brasscoes
Thomas
Sheyreport R
Gilbech
Denver
Huggins
Dallas
Quintana
Gilbert
Olny
Gene McCann
Bridgeport
Guintana
Hugsis Hest
Guards to Play Norwalk Tossers Next Wednesday
West Port Apr 12 The fourth game of the inter city series between the Composite Guards and the Norwalk Big Five is set for Norwalk Armory next Wednesday. The Big Five won the opener 27 to 26, the Guards won game two 31 to 27, and locals took game three 30 to 11. Eddie Quinn from Yale and Captain Mc Graw from Bridgeport will attend.
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West Port
Norwalk
Norwalk Armory
Eddie Quinn
Yale
McGraw
Bridgeport
Armstrong Leads Qualifier at Midwick Country Club
In Los Angeles on April 12 E. 8 Scotty Armstrong again won the field in a final qualifying round at Midwick Country Club. The event was part of the Southern California circuit, showcasing Armstrong's strong form.
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Armstrong
Los Angeles
Calif
Scotty
Armstrong Agian
Midwick
Southern California
Amat golf tourney notes tied for second place
The report records an amateur golf tournament where Hunter, once the amateur champion, and Dr. Paul H. Hunter, once California seer ween, were tied for second. The fragment mentions a score of 160 for the bro day Winter and notes on the competition.
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Etis
Paul H. Hunter
California
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