Washington Drives Jones To Showers In Five Run Rally
Washington staved off delays and rain to beat the New York Yankees 3 to 2 as Sam Jones pitched into the sixth inning before the game ended at darkness. Tommy O'Brien earned the decision in another bout of timing and controversy on the sports slate.
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Teams Tie In Chain Girls Bowling Play For Title
The Rescos and Lions share top position in the American Chain girls' bowling league with 49 wins and 26 defeats. The Reside led early but were edged by the Lions in the final game. A rolloff to decide the championship is set for tomorrow night. Miss Kochiss leads the circuit with strong totals and averages, including high series and high average.
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Ponies Conquer College Nine by Huge Score
In Springfield Apu EL The Ponies dominated Springfield College in the first fuetr ac res, winning by a lopsided score after a 22 run lead built in the first three innings. Post's hitting stood out as the Ponies cruised to the victory.
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Leonard and Kelly face five-bout Waterbury card
Promoter George Mulligan schedules a popular priced show at the State Armory on Field Street Waterbury Friday night featuring five bouts led by Sheik Leonard of Wallingford vs Jimmy Kelly of New York in the 10 round main event. The undercard includes a highly anticipated clash between Cuuci curiae and Jack Parker with strong praise for Parker’s durability as he trains daily for the bout.
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International League opens with weather plagued games in Newark
The 1925 International League season began with two games staged in Baltimore and Newark ruined by spring rains. The Orioles beat Syracuse as Friz Maisel starred with a home run a steal and a two bagger in four appearances. Jersey City beat Buffalo 15 to 7 while Rochester won 4 to 2. Stanford faculty granted permission for a study trip to Philadelphia.
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Stanislaus Zbyszko Captures World Title In Two Falls
Stanislaus Zbyszko of New York regained the world heavyweight title by defeating Wayne Munn of Kansas City in two straight falls in Philadelphia. The first fall lasted 4 minutes 11 seconds and the second 4 minutes 53 seconds, with Zbyszko using a forearm hold then a forearm and hammer to pin Munn.
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Major Daly Arrives to Coach Harvard Gridders
Major Daly joins Harvard football staff as spring practice begins at Cambridge with Flaher's assistants rounding out. Daly will travel to Soldiers Field to start duties when spring drills open on April 27. Fisher notes backfield specialization will not occur this spring as Daly Leary and Fisher share coaching duties.
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WAKEMAN NAMED FAIRFIELD HIGH BASEBALL LEADER
Henry Wakeman was elected captain of Fairfield High School track team at a school meeting. Officials plan to develop a strong inter-school track program with class mesia and practice sessions in coming weeks to prepare a fast, competitive team for meets.
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Folland's Team Shows Way in State League
Holland Alleys lead the Southern Connecticut duckpin league by three games over Norwalk clubs. Joe Harper holds the high single at 164, Connie Lewin tops the high total with 566, and the Harper Pastor team leads in both team high totals and matches. Upcoming week features matches across Fairfield South Norwalk Stamford Bridgeport and Norwalk venues with Harper Pastor pairing facing Hollywood Kyance and others.
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The Thin Line Between Confidence and Conceit in Sport
A long column explores how confidence stems from preparation while conceit rides on unchecked bravado. It cites Dempsey, Willard, and golf writers, uses Ruth and Weinert as examples, and weighs how self belief, timing, and the will to win shape outcomes in boxing and golf.
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Reds beat Cardinals 4 despite early error
Cincinnati won its second game of the season 4 to 1 over St Louis. Luque pitched well except for a fourth inning error by Bressler and three singles that allowed two runs. Sotheron exited after two frames, Day held the Reds to four hits and no more runs. Hornsby collected his first hit and then a triple in the sixth.
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Holy Cross cuts squad to 14 for opener with Fairfield
Coach Harry Gath reduced Holy Cross to 14 players in preparation for the opening game against Fairfield. The team, announced after a Seaside Park practice, lists Captain Tommoeney as captain and names Yates Tinley and Gibson in the outfield, with Coleman likely to start on the mound. Fourteen games are scheduled for the Traders this season.
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Kaceys to Meet Fairfield Legion Saturday Night
The Knights of Columbus Kaceys travel to Washington avenue court to face the Fairfield Legion Saturday in their second meeting of the season. Fairfield centers around Big Ladie McMahon, while Park City girls may clash with Hamden misses in the prelim. Lineups include Dondero Buckley Maher and McMahon Rowe Bekert Bedell Cretelia Fanning Bowden.
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Smith Aids Coakley As Columbia Pitching Help
George Smith of East Port Chester now assists Columbia University coach Amiy Coake ley with pitching staff conditioning and helps William T. Cook with the Freshman squad. A former Columbia pitcher and early Giants recruit, Smith ranks among Colum bia's top big league contributors and also aids Greenwich High School’s team. Churchill Downs and Latonia spring meetings total stakes at $165,600.
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