Five Previous Boston Marathon Winners Highlight Picked Field
Boston April 17 Marathon scribes note a crowded field with many former champions in the 26th Boston marathon. Frank Zuna, Peter Trivoulides, Carl Linder, Clarence DeMan and Willie Ritola are among favorites as race day nears, with forecasts hinging on weather and fast pacing.
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Yale Aims at Big Honors With Freshman Track Team
Yale plans a freshmen track meet with Springfield College on Yale Field for April 22 to open the season. Report day for candidates is Monday after Easter recess. Yale targets Penn relay carnival April 29 and dual meets with Princeton and Harvard. Four veterans anchor a squad including Tom Campbell, Tony Hulman, Mal Douglas, and Ralph Jordan.
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Pacific League Bans Bearded Players Debatable Rule
Sacramento report notes the Pacific Coast League bans beards as decorum for players. W. H. McCarthy, president, enforces the rule amid a push to market the "days of '43" celebration next month, with players seeking whisker rights for advertising.
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Saints Seek Opponents Open Date For Baseball Tryouts
St Marys Challenge invites local teams to play the Saints next Sunday open date. They seek a strong pitcher and invite players to contact manager Pascone at 73 Steuben Street.
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Comiskey Not 10 Quit Baseball
Chicago April 17 Various rumors about Charles A Comiskey owner of the Chicago White Sox retiring from active participation persist. He remains influential in Sox affairs though health and age are cited as factors. At the season opener he recalled a past acquaintance and asserted the club will rebuild and win in time.
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Promising Lightweight George Eagle Seeks Benny Leonard Shot
George Eagle, a 20 year old lightweight from the Pacific coast, impressed Philadelphia fans with several wins before illness sidelined him for two months. Now training under Joe Woodman, he aims to face top men like Tendler, Leonard, or Kansas, and he already boxed notable foe Dave Shade. Eagle has 14 knockout wins in three years and says he can make 183 pounds if needed. He already seeks a fight with Jack Britton? or Kansas after watching Leonard-Kansas.
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MIT Preparations for Navy Regatta Include Fresh Rowing Tests
Boston, April 13. MIT accelerates regatta prep after acquiring a coaching launch. Coach Arthur V. Stevens has the first and second varsity boats pulling up the Charles River, testing speed and rower arrangements. The first eight trails the second, with changes in seats and oar assignments as Stevens aims to reverse the current deficit.
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SUTTNER OUT FOR SEASON AT SYRACUSE
Melvin Suttner of Buffalo Syracuse University, a standout sprinter on the Orange relay team, must quit running for the season after doctors warned continued track participation could cause permanent injury. The loss comes two weeks before the University of Pennsylvania relay carnival.
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Penn Baseballers Look Like Winners
Philadelphia April Traci Walter Carls team looks like a strong contender this week at home. Brown University visits Wednesday and Princeton arrives Saturday for the sole meeting of the season against the Orange and Black.
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Bobby Jones Emerges as Top Third Baseman for Tigers
Veteran Detroit Tigers third baseman Bobby Jones, once overlooked, has risen to prominence as a premier candidate for the league’s best third sacker. His quick feet, strong arm, and steady defense have impressed managers and umpires, with observers stating he can cover more ground than any rival and is now firmly established in good standing with the club.
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Staples High Prepares For YMCA Senior Cass League
Staples High School basketball unit drills at Bedford Oval in anticipation of joining the Y M C A League for the Senior Class Division. Several players are sidelined including Loren Sniffen Willard Pilliams Eddie McMawhon Ward Green and John Beattie among others. Coach Cordi Henderson organizes a rapidly improving squad as practice intensifies.
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Frank Hartigan
John Burks
Kenneth Gibeon
Paul Clayton
Fred Plum
Oscar Taylor
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UMP RIGLER HOPES 10 HIT GUSHER
Charney Rigler, National League umpire, hopes to land a gusher in West Virginia drilling. He works for Exat Ohio Gas in Cleveland during winter, leasing property assets. If the wells strike oil, he plans to retire, otherwise he keeps matching wits with players and officials.
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Penn Men Open Harvard Regatta Bid On Charles
Penn crews display early season form as they prepare for the Harvard regatta on the Charles River, meeting Yale and Harvard. Coach Wright notes Penn's speed and depth, with standout freshman Mattison and veteran Eddie Mittlehall among key rowers. Yale struggles with a new system while Columbia and Army praise Penn's pace.
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Rutgers Focuses On Football In Student Life
Rutgers College in New Brunswick shows football dominating student activity in 1922 as Sandy Sanford leads optimistic talks about the season. Practice extends late into May with drills continuing after nine o'clock and even Sunday sessions reported.
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Kilbane Arranges European Title Match Plans
London April 11 Major Aragid Wilson promoter says Kilbane, winner of a European deletion tournament, will headline a bout with European champion Arba Wynn. Talks target MecAdam the Seal and Eugene Criqui for a European title bout, with a match possibility against the sport’s recognized European champion.
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Dewey and Lewis Pause Play In Week For Local Bowl Standings
Local duckpin league standings show Dewey and Lewis with 13 wins and 4 losses while Spalding and White lead with 15 wins. Musante and Kelly rank sixth with four wins and six losses and will meet Harper and Teller at Washington Lanes this week.
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MUCH INTEREST IN LEWIS CARPENTIER FISTIC ENCOUNTER
London April 7 reports rising interest ahead of the May 11 light heavyweight title bout between Ted Lewis and Georges Carpentier. Lewis, weighing about 447 pounds, predicts a hard fight and aims for a knockout while Carpentier tests his speed and punching power. Odds favor Carpentier though Lewis believes he can win and possibly stop him with body blows.
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Villanova Backs Rally in Season Opener Against Lehigh
Villanova College Baseball opened its season in New York City league play with uneven form. Chick Meader struggled to control the fastball, yet recovered repeatedly with bursts of sharp pitching. Coach McGeehan kept the squad over the Eastern vacation to drill for the Lehigh game as the lineup, with minor changes, prepared for the upcoming showdown.
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Columbia Meet Open To Interclass Track Participants
Columbia University Athletic Association announces the annual interclass track meet to be held this afternoon at South Field. Coach Merner says men are needed for several field events including weights, distance, trend jump, high jump and pole vault as the recent relay generated interest but produced few candidates for these events.
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