De Mar Wins Hub Marathon With New Record
Lawrence De Mar of Melrose wins the Hub Marathon for the second time, setting a new distance record in the Boston Athletic Association's dual American marathon event. The 25 miles were completed in 2 hours 18 minutes 5.5 seconds, surpassing Frank Vila's former mark. Willie Taylor of New York and Albert Smoke of Peterborough follow, with De Mar aging 34 and training hard post retirement.
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Vincent Richards and Bill Tilden in West Tourney
New York April 1 report says Vincent Richards of New York and Bill Tilden of Philadelphia may be the only East team entrants for the East-West tennis tournament next month at Say ce. Eastern officials will seek a third member. Lawrente Tite of Boston unlikely to participate due to a recent operation.
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Kilbane Not Ruling Out Title Defense in Europe
Johnny Kilbane will not risk his title in a Europe bout, with Criqui seen as a strong challenger. The American champion faces a tough test, as Criqui’s form has sharpened and Kilbane would need peak performance to win. Contenders idle for a shot include Dundee Beecher Herman Chaney Frash, should Kilbane return home.
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Fiske Brown Harvard track captain eyes equal gridiron fame
Fiske Brown, All American guard and Harvard track captain, aims to match his football renown on the track this season. Once a weight thrower at Andover and on Harvard freshman teams, he gained coaching from Bingham and Tolbert. Amherst hires McLaughry as basketball coach. Brown leads Harvard in a season with weight events and track honors.
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Washington Club May Travel Abroad for European Games
Washington Americans eye a Europe tour next fall with games in London Dublin Cork Paris and possibly Monn. Ted Sullivan, under President Griffith, plans a October sail date and a November finish to the barnstorming trip after the season ends.
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Jeffries to referee benefit bouts in Vernon Arena
Jim Jeffries former world heavyweight champion will referee a charity bout night at Vernon Arena in Los Angeles on Saturday for Ad Wolgast. Other veterans including Rivers Root Papke and Cross have volunteered to participate or assist per sponsor Jack Woyle local sportsman.
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The Sportlight by Grantland Rice looks at courage and aging stars
A fragmented collage reviews baseball legends Cap Anson Ty Cobb Cy Young and Warner, praising past feats while noting decline. It weaves in poetry, tennis mentions, and college spirit, ending with sports figures and prospects for future competition.
Georgetown Nine Leads Eastern College Baseballs Race
New York April 14 Georgetown Princeton and Holy Cross stand strongest among eastern college teams. Georgetown has the top ranking with key wins over Princeton and Holy Cross, plus strong pitching and hitters. Princeton and Holy Cross are viewed as main title contenders, while other schools face tougher schedules and mixed results as the season begins.
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International League Opening Is Postponed
Rain today postponed the International League opening in New York on April 18 1922. Seven major league games were played including a doubleheader between the Yankees and Boston and a game at St. Louis versus Cleveland. The National League had three games carded.
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Spring Grid Training Opens at N Y U in Larger Then Usual Outpouring
New York University opened spring training at Ohio Field with the largest candidate turnout yet, 222 men reporting for initial practice. Coach Tom Thorp notes weekly instruction aims to reveal hidden talent, especially in kicking and forward passing, while comparing to Columbia and other programs.
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Ever Ready Marvel Offer Caps $5 Spec at $3
The Ever Ready Marvel is produced to strict five dollar specs and offered at a special value of three dollars. We reserve the right to cancel the one dollar price without notice and reinstate the three dollar price.
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