Henkle and Farren Reinstated by A A U After Suspension
Four athletes including in Bridgeport ways were reinstated at a Connecticut AAU meeting in New Haven. James Marks of New Haven and Eddie Deminsky of Waterbury were cited for unsanctioned meets. Deminsky holds state senior titles in 100 and 220 yards. Farren and Wenkels faced penalties for misrepresented entries. committee sought standardized event order and no official starter due to cost.
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Connecticut
AL Uleld
New Haven
James Marks
Eddie Deminsky
Waterbury
Rbert Farren
Ernest Henkel
Marks
Deminsky
Pleasure Beach
Brass City
A. A. UT
A.A. U
Urren
Wenkels
Mames
Delaney
Roach
Ogus
Groundiag
Registration Board
William FP Delasey
Fred A. Hunt
P. Gahan James Koeche
Tragg
Mittafield County
Mex AL 'Haum
Haum
PV. Gahan
Ehair— Naty
Gonmittse
Eru
Tom Flynn
New England
Jon
Colgate Gridders to Practice in April
Colgate football coach Harlow announces that all spring candidates should report for practice. He believes several students can develop into quality players and notes many showed promise last season yet did not report. With a small enrollment, every capable man must join for the fall season to defend the Maroon eleven’s status.
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Hamilton
Harlow
Colgate Dita
Great Fall Grove
Charley White protests boxing forfeit over weight miss
Charley White, Chicago heavyweight, contested a $2 forfeit after weighing in at 2 o'clock for his bout with Rocky Kansas and Priday. He argued the weight difference was small and cost him money, prompting a protest to the Boxing Commission.
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Charley White
Chicago
Rocky Kansas
Priday
Moxing Commission
Kansas
White
Games Postponed in West End School Circuit
A meeting of the Teachers Association of Maplewood school in the auditorium caused the West Side school games to be postponed until next week. The auditorium is above the sum and eames on the floor would disturb the meeting.
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Teachers Association of
Maplewood School
West Side
Glint Sillinger eyed for Bridgeport High athletics director post
A Board of Education committee plans to hire Glenn Sillinger, ex Penn State star and multi sport great, to direct Bridgeport High School athletics. His resume includes gridiron, baseball and track, and he recently served as assistant coach at Pittsburgh State, with a potential annual salary around 3000.
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Educatio
Glenn Sillinger
Bridgeport High
Lyon Terrace
Glenn Islinger
Tenn
Rev Pr
Harrisburg
Lech
Penn State
Setiing
Hugo Bezdek
Beazdek
Hilltop
Legion Teams to Clash Saturday in title deciding game
Fairfield and Stratford meet in the first of a two game series at Fairfield Saturday night to decide the American season championship. A preliminary game starts at 7 30 with the main contest at 8 50. The teams are evenly matched and fans expect a top exhibition.
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Sa Sursan Tets
Fairfeld
Stratford
Fairfield
Seion Oor
Y W A Team to Play St Luke's Ladies Friday Night
Phyllis Wheatley branch Y W C A basketball team meets St Luke's Church Ladies of New Haven Friday night at the Boers' club. Local girls Mary Lancaster Susie Freeman Dorothy Duncan Augustine Nelson Frances Montana Dorothy Nelson Minnie Jackson Gladys Kimber Marion Harris to compete.
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Phyllis Wheatley
St. Luke's Church
New Laven
New Haven
Y. OW. CA. Com
Mary Lancaster
Susie Freeman
Dorothy Duncan
Augustine Nelson
Frances Montana
Dorothy Nelson
Minnie Jackson
Gladys Kimber
Marion Harris
St. Joe Celtics Seek Action After Ninth Straight Win
The St. Joseph's Celtics clinched their ninth straight victory by beating the Rosebud Colts. Club management seeks new games with Hall Community, Sacred Hearts, Warners or other teams in this class. Call Nobly 4184 after 6 PM.
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St. Joseph's Celtics
Rosebud Colts
Hall Community
Roover to defend world amateur single sculls title
Walter Hoover will not defend the Diamond Sculls at the Henley meeting next summer. Officials say Hoover will relinquish the Trentey-on-the-Thames trophy to focus on defending his world title against Pont Costello of Philadelphia Nilton Belyea of St John’s and other challengers.
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Duluth
Walter Troover
Suimmmer
Leach Reaches New Ground as Minor League Manager
Tampa reports Tom Leach, once a popular third baseman and versatile fielder, has moved into managing the Lakeland club in the Florida League. He will bring his son Nelson to Lakeland, continuing a long connection with the game and a career that impressed fans twenty-five years ago.
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Yommy Leach
Lakeland
Nelson Leach
Tampa
Fila
Tommy Ilwach
Tommy
Apo
Tommy Leach
Heinie” Groh
Giants
Aloho
Iowa Leads In Court League
Chicago Feb. 18 The western conference basketball race moves into the halfway point with Iowa leading the standings. The Hawkeyes have won all five games thus far while Michigan and Wisconsin sit tied for second with four wins and one loss. Michigan and Iowa schedule pivotal clashes as the season nears the stretch run.
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Chicago
University of IoWa
Hawkeyes
Michigan
Euerying
Wisconsina
Hlawkeres
Ohio State
Columbus
Badgers
W. Tx
Wisconsin
Finois
Purdue
Indiana
Northwestern
Minnesota
Desch to Run in Penn Relays This Spring
Notre Dame star Gus Desch plans to compete at the Penn Relays April 27 and 28 aiming to lower his own 440 yard hurdles world mark of 45.5 seconds. Indiana’s Rockne confirms the entry as Baylor’s Frazier and others are listed among 300 schools. Desch’s team also contesting shot put and possible distance relays amid broad field entries.
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Phila Delwpiriay Preb, la Desch
Notre Dame University
Rockne
Indiana
George W. Orton
Frazier
Baylor University
Texas
Desch
Notre Dame
Brown Racqueters in Twelve Matches
Brown University tennis team schedules twelve matches six at home six away under manager Harvey Reynolds. Captain Gerald W. Bennett of Colorado Springs leads the varsity, with Bennett a two year veteran.
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Providence
Tab
Brown University
Harvey
Reynolds
Brunonians
New England Intercollegiate
Cambridge
Worcester Poly Tech University
Flarvard
Dartmouth
Colby
New York Univsity
Brown
Gerald W. Bennett
Colorado Springs
Bennett
Barrow Offered Presidency of Continental League
Edward G. Barrow secretary of the New York Yankees said he had been offered the presidency of a proposed eight club Continental League to be formed in eastern U S and Canada. Reported backing from major leagues includes Toronto Montreal Buffalo Newark Baltimore Brooklyn Washington and Providence. The plan would pool ten players from each major club to form a nucleus of twenty players for 1923.
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New York
Associated Press
Edward G. Barrow
New York Yankees
United States
Canada
Toronto
Montreal
Buffalo
Newark
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Washington
Providence
Fred Toney Career Highlights and Baseball Fallout
The piece covers Fred Toney's checkered baseball career from his peak as a top pitcher to later years marked by reduced effectiveness and a major league fallout. It details his strong early control, peak no hit game for the Reds in 1917, World Series woes in 1924, multiple team moves, and his controversial lease to the minors with Louisville, then teams like the Giants, Braves, and Cardinals. It notes his retirement rumors and lingering impact on baseball history, including his celebrated no hit effort and later decline.
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New York
Fred Toney
Baseball
St. Louis
Toney
Giants
A. Giant
Jantsmen
Iitchers
Tryig
Cubs
Louisville
American Associaon
Big Fred
Thos Tve
Johnny Evers
Trojan
Charles Webl Murphy
Myers
Brooklyn
Prooklinty
Cincinnati
Redland
Braves
Augh McQuillan
Boston
Cardinals
Jim Vaughn
Vaughn
Reds
Tanens
Yankees
John McGraw
Fred
Jess Barnes
Yanks
McGraw
Barnea
Taney
San Antonio
Nashville
Mike Menoskey A Red Sox Veteran Struggles for Pay
Boston reports show Mike Menoskey, 26, the Red Sox’s lone veteran link to a glorious past, seeks higher pay as he resists a hoped for spring arrival. He recalls Ty Cobb’s long career and laments Boston’s roster flux after winter trades, while the team moves toward potential low standing.
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Boston
Ty Cobb
Ban Johnson
Detroit Tigers
Mike Menoskey
Cobb
Red Sox
Jungaleers
Max Carey
Pittsburgh
Mike Menaskey
Chance
Wneap
Honus Wagner
Christy Mathewson
Babe Adams
Mike
Menaskey
Ruth
Yankee
Mays
New York
McInn‘s
Schang
Hooper
Scott
Rush
Jones
Wagner
Gainer
Barrow
Fenway Park
Pratt
Collins
Warris
New York Roolies
New England
Bush
Sox
Alsa-Rana
Shawn Calling
Chicago
McAuliffe in line for Willard clash as Johnson rises
New York report details Delroy heavyweight Jack McAuliffe bound for a major bout while young Tilogg Johnson nears a Willard challenge. McAuliffe, 6'3", 209 pounds, has 17 fights with 15 knockouts and recent wins over Hugh Walker. Johnson, seen as fast but untested against Jess Willard, faces a crucial test to prove his training and ambition.
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New York
Joe Lynch
Johnny Curtin
Carl Tremaine
Eddie Mead
Tex Rickard
Curtin
Jersay
Tremaine
Harry McCormick
Red Bank
Dene Tunney
Mortin
Pee Wee Kaiser
Garden
Wriday
Miny Dunn
Flo
Danny Lee
Harlem
Seanny Smith
New Yorks
Tilogg Johnson
Agraiis
Gibons
Johnson
McAuliffe
Thayd Johnson
Hugh Walker
Mark Shaughnessy
Shaughnessy
Nh Y
Gibbons
Johnson Willard
Willard
Wilard
Vines
Yankees Sail South Tomorrow to Begin 1923 Campaign
The 1923 season opens with Babe Ruth and the Yankees heading south tomorrow for spring work at Hot Springs, while the Giants depart February 22. Veterans from both leagues will join training camps in Hot Springs and St. Louis as squads gather under the coachboat of Hughie Jennings and Casey Dolan for early workouts and conditioning.
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New York
Cleveland
Hot Springs
Ark
Babe Ruth
Sruth
Sudbury Mass
Leverett Scott
Bob Meusel
Ruth
Hughie Jennings
Casey Dolan
St. Louis
Brooklyn Dodgers
Arkansas
Park Gets and Celtics Forfeit League Contests
Park by A. A. and the Celtics forfeited games after failing to appear on time for matches with the East Ind Big Five and the Alpines. Both teams are members of the Board of Recreation Senior League.
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A. A
Celtics
Alpines
Board of Recreation Senior League
DeMolays to Play Presby Tossers in Key Showdown
The DeMolays meet the undefeated Presby W Pirates on Presbyterian half surface tomorrow night at 7 20. A preliminary game features the Athletic five, leaders of the Junior Recreation league, versus the Pioneer Juniors, followed by a DeMolay vs Presby toss. Lineups include Pirates Bridge Fancher Walls Williamson Shaw Skerritt Hamilton Oeil Smith Tiddy Siaueven Keeling Schiess Baker and Lane.
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Presby W Pirates
Presbyterian
Junior Recreation League
Pioneer
de Lkneup
Pirates DeMolay Bridge
Fancher Wimmons RP
Walls Williamson
Shaw
Skerritt
Hamilton Oeil
I. Gk. Smith Tiddy
G. Siaueven
Keeling Schiess
Baker Utility Referac
H. Lane
Poughkeepsie to Host Big Intercollegiate Regatta
Morton G Beene chairman of the stewards of the Intercollegiate Rowing Association states the annual regatta will be held here. The exact date and course distance are not yet determined, but the event will take place in Poughkeepsie and draw college crews.
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Poughkeepsie
Morton G. Beene
Intercolf Rowing + ciation
Dune
Kiwanis Club to Meet Lions Team in Luncheon Tournament
The Inter-Luncheon tournament opens this afternoon at the VY. MOA gymnasium with Kiwanis club facing the Lions club in the first volley. The Lions boast a large squad of meat eaters trying out and expect a decisive victory over the Kiwanis, who invade their lair with six players.
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VY. Moo. A
Kiwanis
Lions’ Club
E Lions
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