Tunney Returns to New York Defends Title Plans
Gene Tunney arrived in New York amid a warm reception and dismissed rumors about a change in plans to defend his world heavyweight title. He said he would fight anyone Tex Rickard selects, anywhere, and discussed potential bouts with Dempsey. He noted a June 13 date and possible exhibition in Honolulu or Oshkosh, while promising to meet Rickard’s terms and stay focused on the elimination tournament.
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Bridgeport Telegram
Tunner
New York
Gene Tanner
Tex Rickard
Tunney
Sexing Commission
Tooarth Rickard
Honolutuar
Oshkosh
Rick
Cane
Dempsey
Tramor
Hos
Boston
Tenney
Ale Mhensh Bandi
Princeton Wins Narrowly Over Columbia in Hitting Duel
Princeton slugging edged Columbia in a tense 6 hitter contest on April 21, as Princeton secured a slim victory to remain atop the standings. The game featured strong offense from Princeton as they pounded out key hits to clinch the win.
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New York
Pringtton
Columbia
Princeton
STATE DU x KEU LEAGT tarber
A terse score item notes a game between State U and KEU with the result showing a narrow gain by one point. The brief entry records the teams involved and the final margin as stated in the tiny clipping.
Bridgeport Fighter Wins Popular Decision at Columbus Sporting Club
Steve from Bridgeport earned the popular decision over Patsy Ruffalo of Mount Vernon in the main event at Columbus Sporting Club in Fronkers Ontario last night. The Bridgeport entrant controlled Burtsly through all ten rounds. In a preliminary, Dou King of Bridgeport lost to Paul Farge of Youlers by knockout in two minutes.
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Steve Shoof
Bridgeport
Patsy Ruffalo
Mount Vernon
Columbus Sporting Club
Fronkers
Bridgeport Aunister
Doa King
Bridgeport Amt New
Paul Farge
Youlers
New York Stadium to Expand Yankee Stadium Seating
New York reports plans to raise capacity at Yankee Stadium from about 68,000 to around 100,000. Manager Barrow says expansion could begin near October with new seating terraces and facilities to handle larger crowds.
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Yankee Park
New York
Mdwerd
A. Barrow
Yankee
Metal Trades League Plans Fast Season at Teaside Park
The Metal Trades League organizes a speedy season opening at Teaside Park with Superintendent Robert Leckie arranging the schedule. Officers listed include President Fred, Vice President John Mr. Snit vman Spivack, and others.
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Metal Trades Baseball League
Teaside Park
Robert FE
Leckie
Metal Trades League
Presidnt
Fred
Cor
Juhn
Snitvman Spivack
Hubbells to Play Electricians in New Diamond Match
Tas Harvey Hubbells of the In nal League will play baseball with the Electricians of the Building Trades League at 1 20 p m on Newi Miamond at Srashie Tee Ke.
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Tas Harvey Hubbells
Electricians
Building Trades League
Newi Miamond
Srashie Tee Ke
Uruguay Eleven Blames Roughness For Near Riot
The Uruguay team suspended Petrone after a match against Boston amid claims of rough tactics by Boston and referee leniency. They described multiple injuries including Andrade throat hold and Santos Ordinarian injuring an instep, with a brawl leading to players retreating to the dressing room and the game halted. The club vows to field only nonretaliatory players and cites referee bias toward Boston.
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York
Boston
Malden
Muass
Petrone
Tisetrait
Jore T Richling
Consul Gener
Uruguay
Ronow
Heston
Andrade
Revoha
Santos
Fie
Petro
Jose
Young Aldrich Is Named El Leader
New Haven April 31Copy Hubert Aldrich of Fall River Massachusetts brother of Malcolm P Aldrich captain of the Yale baseball team In 1922 has been elected captain the freshman baseball team He is also a football halfback on the freshman team last fall while his brother captained the varsity eleven in 1921 Yale men follow the elder brothers athletic fame and the younger Aldrich seeks his own distinction further notes say Mal Aldrich was a notable blue wearer in 1922 excelling in baseball and football and highly regarded as a physical athlete after the final series in New York
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New Haven
Hubert &. Aldrich
Fall River
Mass
Malcolm P. Aldrich
Yale
Mal
Mal Aldrich
Harvard
Princeton
Aldrich
Pokoounds
New York
Tie
Korner Club Combines Beat Sacred Hearts in Close Tilt
The Meigy Korner Club defeated Sacred Heart nine 14 to 11 in a hotly contested game. Key players include Shannen, second baseman of the red Hearts, and Mudzewski and Johnson of the Klub Boys. The Meigs challenge any 13 to 15 year old steal in the city. For games write 10 1, lonovan, 684 Lafayette street.
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Shannen
Red Tfearts
Meigy Korner
Sacred Heart
Mie Mudzewski
Johnson Sth
Klub Boys
Meigs
Pennock Injures Foot In Batting Practice
Philadelphia April 21 The York Yankees southpaw Pennock will miss games after injuring his foot in batting practice. An X ray showed a bruised bone.
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Pennock
Philadelphia
York Yankee
Dusta
Women and Men Golf Stars Clash Sunday at Massapequa
New York April 21 Miss Glenna Collett Orcutt and Maureen Orcutt will pair in an exhibition match at the Biltmore Shores Golf and Country Club Massapequa TL Sunday. The two pros will be conceded eight biscuits with Glenna and Maureen playing as partners and allowed eight strokes on the round as per handicapping.
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New York
Chenna Collett
Maureen Orentt
Hagen
Sarazen
Biltmore Shores Golf and Country Club
Massapequa
Collett
Orcutt
Glenna
Maureen
Racing results from a crowded racing card
Two year olds race for 1200 dollars at 4 1/2 furlongs with Blue Rose first, Shorty second and Prince Bulbo third. Time 1:66. Other races list three year olds and up at 1200 dollars over varying distances, with Ursa Major, Harlan, Letter Six and several others among top finishers, and an also ran slate including Arcadia and more.
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Blue Rose
Peterwall
Mergler
Prince Bulbo
Butwell
Okey
Maryland Boy
Apple Fie
Dancing
John J. S
Jenny June
Anne Minor
Jamie
Barco
Mollis
Rinehart
Supercede
Kummer
Giant
Workman
Arlesian
Syedaddle
Alfey
Queen Bes
Bucephalus
Artillery
Frances J. Ruler
Matbew
Barr
Golden Wanderer If
Osiah
Algoran
Dixie Smith
Trapmint
Dublic
Yeudevill Artista Sandleap
Call
Jopagan
Thomas
Callahan
Tima
Tipperary
Mary
Jeda
Bourassa
Long
Stott
Alearan
Compass
Mercedes BE
Dinome
John W. Weber
Rach
Fire Rock
Emery
Suckting
Walker
Fleetwood
Lang
Moses
Blow Horn
Donetta
Shadowdale
Gaffney
Harlan
Josiah
Lanoil
Bourassane
Sally
Lingard
Just
Jingle
Frigate
al Boyd
Seth'n Hope
Bolton
Ali Baba
Theo Fay
Gunsight
Pershal
Blue Torch
Haynesworth
Updike
Zucchini
Dorathy Adams
Smoky Day
Singing Cricket
Balto
Letter Six
Peterson
Foolmcap
Crowell
George Dever
McClair
Tihte
Lannie
Scissors
Halu
Tippener
Levey
Sweeptona
Beulah Park Race Day Results Summary
Race by race results list from Beulah Park detailing eight races for 4 and 8 year olds, payouts and times. Names include Wood Cricket, Touvie Dear, Tranghard, Quince Delight, Mercury, Solomon's Kilts, Easter Laddie, It Boy, Tats Man, Bar Light, Fort Bliss, Mayor Behrman, Blackfoot, Bunbury, Wildcat, Ralph, San San, Wayne and others with times ranging from 1:04 to 1:63.
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Wood Cricket
Hutton
Touvie Dear
Tranghard
Quince Delight
Moore
Detroit
Mins Lou
Dr. Barnes
Irish Princes II
Starsell
Jimmy
Marguerite Connell
Billy KK
Mercury
Kingland
Gonzales
Easter Laddie
Vtan
Barbary Bush
Pasaport
Baalbeck Jr
Fort Bliss
Nirlag
Waterson Trail
Herruman
Boy
Gibson
Tats Man
Trenchard
Sweetum
Hardy
Mr. Biltmore
Rosaritn
Marie Maxim
Gentle Jouett
Hardman
John Hager
Watson
Barberry
Hay
Jaunebar
ren—Ella Wood
Fast Denny
Hughes Graham
Fiight
Mayor Behrman
Beaverwood
Birdy
Mahatma
Tee Hee
Princess Iva
Ril
Hlackfoot
Kingsland
Bunbury
Corfe
Blue Caddie
Mason Towle
Merry Minx
la Kross
Little Archer
Nano Roman
Toney Brown
Boas
Wildcat
Jenkins
Ralph
San San
Alisa
Tippity Witchet
Lord Meise
Muriel
Little Bat
Blackwell Donates New Rowing Trophy for Triangular Regatta
A new rowing trophy the Blackwell Challenge cup is donated by the Blackwall family for annual competition among Columbia Pennsylvania and Yale varsity crews. The first contest will be at the Derby Connecticut triangular regatta on May 7. Maxwell Stevenson of Columbia Rowing committee announced the gift. George H hinge Blackwall supported the sport from his Columbia days and favored races against Yale later adding Pennsylvania.
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New York
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Yale
Maxwell Stevenson
Columbia Rowing Committee
George Hinge Blackwall
Derby
Conn
Blackwell
Buck Lynch Sent to Brasscos by Senators
Hartford April 21 AP The Hartford baseball club yesterday turned over three players to Waterbury on option. Eastern League members Fred Lynch Tommy Comiskey and Harry Hellman were holdouts who refused Hartford contracts. Waterbury reportedly offered better terms. They will revert to Hartford at season end.
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Hartford
Waterbury
Fred Lynch
Tommy Comiskey
Harry Hellman
Braves Triumph 3 0 Over Robins Behind Smith Shutout
Brooklyn fall to Boston as Bob Smith allows only two safeties and 3-0 defeat. Meusel and Partridge produce Brooklyn’s only hits, while Smith fends off multiple runners with double plays. Stolen bases by Richbourg and Bancroft highlight a tight 1:40 game.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Hrobins
Bob Smith
Braves
Robins
Smith
Partridge
Bancros
Meusel
Carey
Hendrick
Herman
Barrett
Butler
Henline
Tt Barnes
Jacobson
Barnesmith
Boston
Richbourg
Bancroft
Moore
Partride
Thomas
Burrus
Boston É
R. Smith
Barnes
McLaughlin
O'Day
McCormick
Browne May Regain Amateur Golf Standing After Three Years
Mary K Browne faces a three year good conduct period before possible reinstatement to amateur golf the USGA says secretary H H Ramsay notes the ruling applies to players who capitalize skill and that the executive committee will decide later. He says tennis offers and sectional views may influence the outcome as Browne's past misstep arose in tennis. Charles Pieri of Memphis observed at the meeting where Browne was deemed ineligible.
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Mary K. Browne
New York
United States Golf Association
H. H. Rameau
Ramsay
Jorles
Charles ©. Pierl
Mempats
Tenn
Western Association
Miss Browne
Aurora Results First Race Opens With Wide Odds
Three year olds and up race for $1,000 at 612 furlongs with William Digging and Hicks among entries. Odds listed for several horses, times around 1:12 to 1:24 noted with payouts. Also mentions related contenders Settee Neptune Ister Sue Alexina and Joe Jr among other entrants.
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William Digging
Hicks
Stebler
McClair
Ileplane
Fishman
Alxo
Wayr Balam
Settee
Neptune
Ister Sue
Alexina
Joe Jr
Prodigal
Rocking
Clear View
Rushee
Peterson
Voorslar
Gordon
Martin's Caddy
Holecko
Golden Lynn
el Clod
Maimonides
Kumonm
Gambling Tony
Fore Gold
Clownette
Tromping
Jagger
Paul Weidel II
Allen
Wildvrake
Zuchint Q.ko
Abstract
Pengod
Merrimac
Donna Santa
Outlawed
Lucy Kato
Iron Mask
Pendergrass
Sancia
Merrimee
Glenwater
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Champ
State DU x Keu
LEAGT
Walnut Beach Park
Sala U
Steve Smith
Travis
Walsh
Combine
Young Aldrich
Yales
Korner Club
Sacred Hearts
Havre DE Grace
Beulah Park
Buck Lynch
Brasscos
Po Au Thomas
Moors
A High
Brown
Taylor
Reserve
Hobart R. Young
Western Golf Association
Browne
Ramaay
Lockwoods
Pians
Boston College
Laurel Jra
Laurels
Laurelmen
Lockwood
Vercint
Laurel Center
Murdock
Latrell
Wildman
F Jennings
T Vercini
Schwartz
Ritchel
Lock Woors
Fr Suby
Ft Warnes
Bimbo
Harney
Tarsavago
Doyle
Ketty
Hart
College
Lenore Ulric
Belasco
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