Penn Hopes 10 Make Fifth Win Over Yale In Race
Penn coach Joe Wright targets a fifth victory in seven years against Yale as the Penn varsity eight faces Yale on the Schuylkill. Yale arrives with varsity, second varsity, and 150-pound crews, training at Undine Barge Club, with race times listed for the 1500 and 5 o'clock big boat.
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PENN
YALE
Philadelphia
Joe Wright
University of Pennsylvania
Henley
Schuylkill River
Wright
Elis
Guy Nickall
Schuylkill
Housatonis
Derby
Conn
Undine Barge Club
University
Corderry
Peen
Eli
Mattison
Sydney Jellineck
Edward Wheeler
T. H. Swan
W. C. Chambers
H. P. Wardner
Baltimore
J.C. Howell
Altoona
L. M. ‘Rozenburgh
Bow
Rosen Lburgh
Springfield
H. A. Medholdt
West Philadelphia
H. E B. Liefield
Swan
E. K. Ricker
Portland
J. A. Rugh
New Ceatte
H. E. Liefield
Bridgeport
G. P. Singer
St. David's
Brench
Kansas City
B. W. Day
Quion
R. R. Reverts
Cooch Wright
Varsity
Tawink
Spencer
Goodwin
Haines
Carman
Fussell
Cheney
Whitney
Thomas
Johnny Kilbane Favorite In London Boxing Scene
Johnny Kilbane featherweight world champion impresses British crowds in London press coverage. He plans no immediate return to U S rings but may fight abroad, while refereeing a short bout at a Ted Kid Lewis benefit featuring Pedlar Palmer and Jimmy Wilde, drawing praise for Kilbane’s diplomacy and form.
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London
Johnny Kilbane
England
Johnny
Kithane
Ted
Kid) Lewis
Pedlar
Palmer
Jimmy Wilde
States
Terry McGovern
Terry
Wilde
Penn Third Baseman Declared Ineligible
Marshall Payne star third baseman for the University of Pennsylvania baseball team was ruled ineligible for the remainder of the season by Wharton School faculty. Eddie Farrell and William Llewellyn were also banned for scholastic difficulties, hampering the squad’s momentum as coach Carl commented that the jinx persists.
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Philadelphia
Marshall Payne
University of Pennsylvania
Wharton School of Mange
Eddie Farrell
William Llewellyn
Jvanig
Carl
Only Natural Hitter in the American League
The article argues Bob Veach is the league’s sole 100 percent natural hitter, noting his consistent “from the ear” swing. It contrasts Veach with past greats like Nap Lajoie, Ty Cobb, Tris Speaker, and Babe Ruth, and lists other players regarded as free swingers across teams, highlighting Veach as uniquely pure in technique.
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Bob Veach
Bop Veach
Detroit Tigers
Napoleon Tajoie
Lajoia
Lajoie
Rae
Methan
Lajole Pasha Ana
Tyrus Raymond Cobb
Cobb
Trna Speaker
George Lister
Eddie Collins
Veach
Vendi
Babe Ruth
Harry Hellmann
New York
Bob Mieusel
Ally Pipp
Frank Baker
Wale Schang
Larry Gardner
Steve O'Neill
Cleveland
Bob Falk
Johnny Mostil
Chicago
St. Louis
Williams
Collins
Washington
Walter Johnson
Howard Shanks
Boston
Mike Menaskey
George Burns
Elmer Smith
Philadelphia
Walker
Jimmy Dykes
Welsh
Wench
Y M H A Stars Lead 22 Wins In Norwalk City Rally
The Y M H A basketball team led by star Dave Kaplan claims a strong season with 22 wins. Kaplan, 19, is top scorer while Max Fitelon captains the squad. Norwalk Redmen oppose the locals over a late championship date. Atlas of New Haven and the Kaceys of Waterbury also claim the title.
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Norwalk
Redmen
Airfield County
Charlie Rosenduh
K. MH. A
Atlas
New Haven
Kaceys
Waterbury
New England
Springfield
Hartford
M. H. A. 40, Willemshore 28. Y. M. BH. A 34, Yorkville
Greenwich K
Kaplan
Dave Kaplan
Dave
Lenox
Nony
Max Fitelon
Gordon
Mooney
Marron
Lear Tits
Norwalk Eiedmen
Twelve Selected for Southern Baseball Trip Syracuse
Syracuse University baseball coach Lew Carr announced twelve of fourteen squad members will join the Southern trip later this week. Captains Ingalls Coughlin Barry and Mason lead fielders Lavin Kellogg infielders Kerwin Frogonne catchers Murray Irwin Grima and Zuccardo pitchers Murray and Granta to play outfield when not pitching. Savidge and Gallagher were the final two under consideration with Savidge limited by an infected foot and Gallagher seeking college study arrangements to join the trip.
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Syracuse
Syracuse University
Lew Carr
Ingalls
Coughlin
Barry
Savidge
Gallagher
Bavidge
Pitchers Released by Cincinnati Nationals
Cincinnati Nationals drop pitchers Victor Johnson Al Lane Clarke and outfielder Kenneth Hogan from the roster. Johnson will pitch for a local gem professional team. Clarke to Waterbury Connecticut. Hogan released unconditionally. Manager Gene McCann also sent Clarke to any minor league club after Gilbert’s bid failed.
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Cincinnati
Victor Johnson
Allane Clarke
Kenneth Hogan
Cincinnati Nationals
Johnson
Carke
Waterbury
Hogan
Gene’ Mccann
Clarke
McCann
Gilbert
Dugan Misses Signal Cues After Baseball Trade
Dennis Mack values signals as vital to hitting and has long used a specialist to decipher the pitcher’s delivery. Damny Murphy, now with the Athletics, excels at reading motions to tip off batters. A Cleveland pitcher, Dave Keefe, notes the system’s impact and doubts Dugan’s Boston prospects.
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Dennis Mack
Mack
Murphy
Athletics
Dave Keefe
Connie Mack
Cleveland
Keefe
Joe Dug
Danny Murphy Signals From Catcher Box At Third
Danny Murphy calls signals from the catcher's box at third base telling the batter to swing right and hit softly when the pitcher is known, reflecting a coaching emphasis and player strategy on page 19 sports.
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Danny Murphy
Dan
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