Giants edge Phillies 3 to 2 on late third inning hits
In Philadelphia Groh doubled and Young Areusel Skinners and Smith followed with singles as the Giants bunched five hits in the third to score three runs. Hubbell allowed four walks but kept the Phillies in check, while Causey and Douglas were touched for key hits. Final score Giants 3, Phillies 2.
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Pele
Lane
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Roy Aenean
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Dourlan
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Hanwell
Doulas
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Mierman
Williams Track Team Primed With Star Sprinters
Williams Town April 11 Williams opens track season in a dual meet with Union at Sehence. Coach Seeley plans intensive workouts for varsity sprinters. Capt Philips leads with Coleman Mason Barnes assisting. Miller lists top college sprinter Wasco Im and others as contenders in dashes, with Mendes and Becker as field strengths.
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Wasco
Williams
Mendes
Becker
Balzac Wins French Middleweight Title Refereed by Dempsey
Paris April 24 Billy Peeay won the middleweight championship of France over Mane rica Pruners in a 20 round bout refereed by Jack Dempsey the world’s heavyweight champion. Dempsey announced the decision from the veteran’s chair delivering the knockout of the evening.
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Associated Press
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France
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Brilliant Braves top Brooklyn in Boston slugfest
Boston wins over Brooklyn 8 to 7 in a game highlighted by strong hitting from Powell Roeckel O Neill Le Griffin and Wheat. Brooklyn pitchers received little support as Boston relief hurlers were not brilliant. Games details include multiple hits by O Neill Powell and Roeckel with stolen bases and sacrifices. pitching by Watson and Mitchell.
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Oneill
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O'Day
Washington Ends Losing Streak With 8-1 Win Over Red Sox
Washington snapped a five-game skid by defeating Boston 8 to 1. Quinn was chased early, Mogridge struggled, and Myrsl homered in the sixth as Washington pounded Boston pitching and seized momentum.
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Paddock Seeks Recognition for Marks in National Amateur Meet
Former president Weaver of Los Angeles announces Paddock’s bid to have new marks recognized at the National Amateur Athletic event. The effort centers on recent world sprint records and Hawaii’s performance, with Paddock as the focal point of the campaign.
State League showdown wild card match tonight
The league lead hinges on a Park City clash between Dewey and Lewis and Spalding and White. Key players include Knight, O'Connor, Tasha, and Anderson as Bridgeport, Hartford, and Spalding vie for top spot.
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Beidgeport
Trade School Nine Poised for Strong Collegiate Prep
Trade School Nine prepares for a tough prep season led by Coach Ericsson. The team lost many 1921 stars but rebuilt with a new lineup including McQuillan or DeZenzo on the mound and Wexler at short. They open against Yale’s Collegiate team at Seaside Park, with optimism of a state honor repeat.
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Navy Athletic Captains A Representative Group
Annapolis Ap 24 The cap laying for next season of all the Naval Academy teams in fall and winter sports have been selected and include representatives of every section of the country. They are Football Vormiice Conroy of Utah. soccer George Hodgkins of New York. basketball William Varn. wheatley Dares Nios the Tateler of Crumbite Ronald Dott Hagging of Unwan. gymnastics Dolin T Pearson of Texas. fencing Franke Grand field of Gomneerland Margin. swimming Gay Winkler of water polo.
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Utah
George I. Hodgkins
New York
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Roan Wheatley
Nios
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Crumbite
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Many Entries for Rich Light Harness Futurity
Lexington Kentucky April 24 Seven hundred and seventy five entries for the $21,000 Rich Light Harness Futurity for fillies of twelve years old, listed by the Kentucky Harness Association. The event features the Live-year-old division and the Cheveuve division with Kentucky winners leading at forty seven nominations. The show mirrors a strong turnout after years of decline, with seven mares in the 1924 field and attendance rising above recent levels.
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Wavners
Fordham Schedule Announced By Gargan
Fordham graduate manager of athletics Gargan announces the varsity schedule with four home and away games. The slate includes matches against New York University, City College of New York, Stevens, and Yale, with dates in late April and early May.
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Lule
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City Hollese
Fordhiem
Ty Colleen
Wordnans
Yate
New Haven
Father Victor Over Son in Open Air Race
A fragmented report describes an event where George McAlpin, identified as a father figure, engages in a distant or symbolic race with his son. The text hints at a form of athletic competition tied to youth and social groups, ending with an upset in Boston involving Mather and others in attendance.
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Ron
George McAlpin
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The Sportlight on Baseball and College Prospects
Grantland Rice surveys the baseball scene with St Louis and the Giants as season contenders. He notes strong clubs in the field, aging stars like Tilden and Brookes, and Princeton football prospects, predicting a competitive year with Harvard Yale Chicago in rebuilding.
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Roper
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Yale
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Ie Kotha
Local Boys Set To Compete In Elm City Meet Tonight
Captain Baum selects Stamford youths for an intercity tournament at Water Street Casino tonight. Competitors include Nick Lozinkis in 112 pounds Johnny Mason in 118 pounds Steve Smithy in 128 pounds Irene Doty in 148 pounds Joe S 198 pounds Charlie Tarthon in 190 pounds Steemcoat Bil Links in 150 pounds. Stamford entries face Park City rivals and New Haven and Acorn A. I entries in a low key local boxing card.
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Jim Corbett Praises Benny Leonard In April Interview
Tim Corbett touring the Pacific Coast in vaudeville offers views on present day boxers. He says Dempsey lacks power to finish with one punch, Wills would outbox him, Leonard could challenge historical champs, and many fighters miss fundamental skills.
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Jack Dempsey
Harry Wills
Vance
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George Lavinge
Ralking Welsong
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Amherst to Stage Interclass Meet at Amherst
Amherst set to host the interclass track meet this Saturday as a large field of candidates competes in preliminaries ahead of the regular season. Wing, a former football tent player, is expected to excel in the low hurdles while Darling and Clark look to score in the high jump as Amherst eyes a strong outdoor showing. Clark placed second in the indoor intercollegiate championships in New York, with Darling aiming for top long jump marks.
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Tilden and Richards 10 Leave for Los Angeles
National champion William Tilden and Vincent Richards travel from New York to Los Angeles for exhibition previews ahead of the Pacific Coast tournament in San Pedro May. Western rivals center on possible opponents as the match format and doubles draw begin.
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SW York
William Te ‘Tiden
Sad
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New York
Witches
San Peanoweo
Ubtern
Pacific
Silhoul Atom
Craimin
William
ML Dobre
Trapshoot Title Set For Gotham May Event
The seventeenth annual amateur trapshooting championship of the United States will be held at Travers Island on Saturday May 6 under the New York Amiena Club. A preliminary event on May 3 offers prize money and attracts prior champions. Strong participation is anticipated with shooters from across the region.
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United States
Eastarn Omarkamin
Lincoln, Elias Howe Lead School Baseball Victories
Lincoln, Hall, Maplewood, and Elias Howe claim wins in an opening school baseball slate. Lincoln defeated Summerfield 12 to 4 at Fellow Mill Park while Elias Howe shut out Prospect 37 to 0. Maplewood beat Washington 22 to 2, Hall triumphed 12 to 11 over Barnum, and strong outings by local umpires and coaches are noted amid a busy schedule.
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Waldington Rarnum
Joe Starbuck
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Shaxon
George Chaicklin
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Wiliam Carbally
Maplewood
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Eddie Reilly
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