Tigers Beat Holyoke in Rough Game Five Three
The Heideeport Tigers beat Holyoke 5 to 3 in a rough Eastern League clash. Duggan was suspended after a prior incident, while Rowland, St Aubin, and Pierce battled on offense and defense as Bridgeport mounted a strong first period and held firm through three quarters.
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Park City and Sacraments Win Girls Contests
Park City and Sacraments won girls contests in the City League last night. Blessed Sacraments defeated Brooklawns 17 to 6 while Fork City drs beat Stratfordites toot 9. Yale Cubs swept the tek Girls 22 to 2.
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New York U Baseball List Announced
New York University names its baseball schedule with home and away dates set at various campuses. The team aims to resume notable series against Columbia and Fort Wayne while facing Tufts Wesleyan Trinity and others as part of the 1920s slate. Coach McCarthy seeks strong performance after last season ended with mixed results and weather issues.
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Wiggins and Risko Fight To Ten Round Draw In Cleveland
In Cleveland on January 31 Chuck Wiggins Gulian apota heavyweight and John ny Hiska of Cleveland battled twelve rounds to a draw in the main event. A substitute for Jim Maloney due to an injured fan, Wiggins weighed 181 and Hiska 198.
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Wanderettes Travel to Barrnson to Face Newparlel Girla
The Milford Wanderettes head to Barrnson tonight to play the Newparlel Girla. The Wanderettes expect to debut a new lineup with their forecast s, aiming to extend a perfect season after six straight wins. Harrison has dominated New York for years.
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Three Champs in Collegiate Meet Vie for Titles
New York January 31 The annual Intercollegiate A A A indoor track and field championships head to the 102nd Hermere Regiment Armory in March with last year’s individual champions Blooms and others bidding to defend. Georgetown’s William Ponding, Princeton captain FR Bradl, and Dartmouth’s John Moody headline the field as Holy Cross and Boston College also field strong relays seeking titles.
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Carmel Banquet to Honor Local Athletes Tonight
Carmel high school plans a banquet in Carmel to honor athletic coaches and star players from the area. Yate's faculty members will speak, with attending basketball and football players from Carmel High School also present.
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Evening church league clash at United Hall
Evenly matched Inter church basketball league teams, St John's versus Summerfield and Park Street versus Black Rock, meet tonight at United Hall. Lineups are listed with players and officials, Yale rowing notes add season context.
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The Sportlight collage of boxing golf and boxing talk
A mixed feature spreads across boxing plans noting Jack Delaney and Jimmy Maloney as key figures with debate on who will prevail. It also touches on football and basketball high school standings and regional sports culture while weaving in humorous anecdotes about golf mishaps and travel tales in Nassau.
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New Faces to Be Seen in Central Lineup Thursday
Central scored a stunning upset over Warren Harding last Saturday. Coach Reilly praised the team’s effort as they adapted to unfamiliar floor conditions. The lineup for Thursday’s home game against Fairfield High features Sandy at right forward with Jimny May at left forward, Munkasey at center, Paud Munkasey at guard, and Captain Reilly anchoring the defense. Central has 308 points this season while opponents total 238, with nine wins in eleven games.
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Penn Adds Blair End John Olsen to Next Penn Football Class
Blair Academy star end John Olsen will join the University of Pennsylvania football program next fall. Olsen, a 6 foot 1 inch, 185 pound athlete, was highlighted as a top recruit from Blair during the recent season.
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Directors to act on new draft rule and waterbury and pittsfield franchises
Eastern League directors meet in Springfield to vote on Waterbury and Pittsfield franchise status, a new constitution and by laws, and major minor league draft rule changes. President Weiseman faces decisions on ownership, team stability, and league expansion amid Boston and New Haven tie ins.
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Herman J. Weiseman
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Bears Readying Contracts After League Meeting Return
Contracts for the coming baseball season Will be mailed to thirteen Bears players today following the return of President George Hill from the Eastern League meeting. Additional contracts will be mailed to new players later, according to President Hill.
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George 8. Hill
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Rovers Top Mohawks In Close Midget League Clash
In the West Side Midget League yesterday afternoon the Rovers edged the Mohawks 123 to 11 after previously defeating the Pioneers 12 to 4. The Ramblers defeated the Pioneers earlier, while the Rovers secured a narrow win over Mohawks to close the day’s action.
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