Suspension Fallout From Villa Marks Bout
The New York boxing commission suspended Villa Marks managers and cited violations around weight, notice, and card setup. The suspension runs Feb 16 to 23, extended due to a forthcoming flower show, while Marks himself faces no direct blame and the bout proceeds on schedule with other events unaffected.
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Villa
Wil- 1
Nat Marks
Afterathyung
Gfermed Ag
Fiettt
Garon
Direc
Tex Rickard
Heer
Stormy IL winter meeting settles 1924 schedule draft
The International League completed a nine day winter session after a stormy debate over the 1924 playing season and draft rules. The opening games set for April 16 feature Buffalo at Baltimore, Toronto at Newark, and Syracuse visiting.
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York
Internation League
Whic
Toda
Flames
Ity
Seware
Clos
Ioth Juss
Cniuta
Simeril Asso
Buffalo
Baltimore
Toronto
Newark Tlochester
Jersey
Syracuse
Westport League Leaders Tied Amid Busy Bowling Night
In Westport, both A and B bowling teams from Weleport vie for top spots as locals await a first win. Standings show Stamford and Greenwich entries, with Westport A and others in the mix as teams prepare for the next round.
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Westport
Welesport
Feu
Vyeu cC
Berm
Stamford
Greenwich
sWeetport
Battery Candidates At Hilltop Begin Workouts Next Week
Lidgeport High School baseball coach Eddie Kelly announced that the Battery team will start workouts in Hilltop gymnasium early next week. Captain Paddy La Vel is praised as a top Connecticut scrialist twirler, with Bobby Danville noted as a major contributor from last season.
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Lidgeport
Hilltop Gymnasium
Eddie Kelly
Paddy Lavel
Connecticut
Bobby Danville
Dsnen Ind Welle
Tutile
Congress High
Devon Wins Five Minute Overtime Game From Locals
Devon outlasted the Sacrament junior teams in a five minute overtime as the suburban squad edged them 24 to 21. The Sacrament line finished 35 to 36 in a closely contested local basketball night.
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Devon
Blessed Sacrament
Gatas
Bente
Sacrament Irs
Duvon
Olympiad Winter Teams Return From France In Europe
The American Olympic winter teams return from Chamoinix France after a mixed showing French host Canada won the hockey final. Clarence Abel of St Paul was the sole survivor. Injured Hugner Omsiedt did not sail home. The speed skaters and hockey squad earned the best results.
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Chamonix
France
Chamoniz
Finland
Canada
Clarence Abel
St Paul
Europe
Akiing
Hugner Omsiedt
Grand Beach
Mich
Charles Jewtarn
Lake Pincad
Suburban Legion Teams Open Series in Stratford Tonight
Stratford and Fairfield American Legion squads start their bestof series at the Sterling Memorial Hall in Stratford. A large attendance is expected as both teams prepare after a hard week of practice with Joe Waters refereeing the opener.
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Suburban Legion
Stratford
Fairfield American Legion
Sterling Memorial Hell
Joe Waters
Uwe Stratfor
Norwal
Tulow Pasificia
Stratford Walls
Willames Saan Bai
Bedell
Pair of Riders Enter March Grind
Daw York Fent Al and Giuseppe Azali, a Senegalese rider and an Italian, are set to compete in the March grind. Madison Square Garden manager Chapman Hag has not decided whether they will ride as a team. In the last race Netatti and Azini drew weak partners, Netatti with Jean Chardon and Azini with Verri 2, both veterans proving unreliable.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Frank Cors Hno
Bloomfield
John Galle
Boston
Maurits Deejerck
Chicago
Humbert Norantonio
Providence
daw york Fent+ Al
Netatti
Giuseppe Azali
Chapman Hag
Aczini
Jean Chardon
Aszini
Verri 2
Gare
Stevens Tracksters Prep for Seven Meets Season
Stevens Tech track team plans seven meets facing Fordham Brooklyn Tech NY opponents. Captain Martine leads sprint duo with Fluri, Hindeman, Lawler, Wiggins in middle distance, Dierkson Shafer and Francine in field events, with Gullksen Goodman and Brown among hurdlers. Schedule opens April 12 against Fordham.
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1ORK Fes
Stevens Tech
Tean
Fordham
Brooklyn Tech
Ana ¢ NY
Mertine
Martine
Fluri
Hideman
Lawler
Wiggins
Dierkson
Shafer
Steiner Francine
Ksen Goodman
Brown
Blue Ribbons and Y M H A Preparing for Tilt Tuesday
Preparations for the series between the Y M H A and Blue Ribbon quintets are underway in both camps per managers. With the opener a few days away teams practice hard and players express confidence of victory. The first game is set for the Armory next Tuesday night with thousands expected to attend. Local team last year faced the Ribbons.
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Y M HA
Blue Ribbon
Thara
Harvard Flash Expected to Win Collegiate Run
Cambridge Massachusetts Harvard Sophomore Beepy Watters is tipped to start in the mile at the triangular meet with Harvard Dartmouth and the Ithacans in Boston. Yale coach George Connors predicts Watters will become an intercollegiate outdoor standout. The event features a New England AAU championship and other distance races, with notable runners from Andover and Yale.
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Cambridge
Mass
Beepy
Watters
Harvard
Eg Klby
Cornel
Dartmouth
Ithacans
Boston
Watter
George Connors
Yale
Wattera
Exeter
Connors
Himsell
Bob Allen
Andovera Vaptein
al O'Nail
Bixete
Watttera Tosseng
Allen
Allan
Prospect
New England
Murchison wins Metropolitan 100 yard championship by an inch
Loren Murchison of New York A C O won the Metropolitan 100 yard dash by an inch, defeating Bol McAluster of New York. His time tied the Metropolitan record as a standout moment in the indoor season at the Twenty Second Regiment armory. Bernice Veer of New York Away placed third.
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Murchison
Metropolitan
NLM
Loren Michison
Newars Aco
Bol McAluster
New York
Marchison
Metrolitan
Bernice
Hegiment Armory
Lioyd Hahn Hoston
de Ierting Greorge Mosten
Georgeioan University
Slaisten
Sd Lerly New York
I. I. Brown
Bovton Wa.s
Brown
Hec Conger
Princeton
Ray
Watson
Hay
Returnean i Ihs Medpolitan
Chapionship
Cras
Glencoe
Pat Kennedy
Knights of Columbus
Perjury Charges Lodged Against "Happy" Felsch
Milwaukee Wisconsin reports former Chicago American League player Happy Felsch charged with perjury in Joe Jackson suit against the White Sox. Judge Gregory notes possible perjury by a player on the stand. Henry Grabber identifies club papers and a signed contract, with Felsch denying authorship of letters.
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Milwaukel
Wisbebo
Ostar
Happy’ Belsel
Whicago
Pii
Joe Jackson
White Sox
Folath
Jackson
Toda
Felsah
Gregory
Harvard Ties With Penn in Low-Scoring Loss
Harvard 10s8luti beld in Cambridge, Mass, losing to Pennsylvania 26 to 24 in an Inter-Collegiate Basketball League game. Robb led Harvard with nine points while Captain Catnack paced Penn with four baskets. Gordon of Harvard scored twice.
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Vambridgh
Mass
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Crimean
Robb
Cat Nack
Gordon
Collins to Defend Billiard Title in New York Feb 18
Collins heads the entry list for the twenty first annual national class A billiard championship to be held in New York starting February 18. Among seven competitors are 1922 title winner Appleby of New York Athletic Club and Dr Richard Maccoy of Baltimore with others from Pittsburgh Youngstown and more. Matches run to 150 points over six playing days under Edward J Thompson as organizer with George Miller overseeing Pittsburgh events.
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New York
Pet Ex N Collins
Minels Athlety
Biea
Crescent Athistis
Brookma Ois
Defanaa
Cornsthaisle
Fiittsburgh Athleti Waaucian
Edward J Thompson
Pittsburgh Athletic Association
George ‘Ller
Pittsburgh
Fairfield Legion to Play Alpines Saturday Night
The Fairfield Legion Big Five faces the Alpine stars Saturday night at Sherman Hall in a Bridgeport basketball clash. The Alpines, highly regarded in Park City circles, have endured a tough schedule, losing narrowly to strong northern teams but beating Waterbury Racers 63 to 33 in recent action.
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Lailfield
Legion Big Five
Sherma Hall
Alpines
Park City
Sound Bridgeport
Losing & Me
Waterbury Racers
Westerley
Bert Peder
Lowden
James Shes
Wnt Smith
Southport to Meet Devons Tuesday Night in Local Clash
Southport Firemen host the Devon Juniors and Devon 1 team next Tuesday in a fast regional doubleheader. Southport aims to avenge a prior loss while Devon Juniors seek to outpace a quick Wakeman Memorial Separate squad with H Delwors, D Eller, and Mijwas among scoring names in a high tempo night of basketball at the Kirehouse gym.
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Ballma
Peutmport
Devon
Eimemens Hall
Southport
Wakeman Memorial Peparates
Piremen
Devon Palua
Lhremen
Royak If
McMillin Declines Coaching at Centre College
Trustees of Centre College announce McMillin will not return as football coach for the coming season. The lively Presbyterian college sets new direction after deciding against renewing McMillin’s contract and selecting a replacement coach for the squad.
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McMillin
Centre College
Feuid
Ho McMillin
Colliers
Livtle Presbyterian College
Congress Quintet Dominates Bridgeport Evening High
Longress High School’s basketball team overwhelmed Bridgeport Evening High last night 12 to 1 in a lopsided victory on the Congress High floor. Petrino led with 12 points, Stewart added eight, and Ghivito of Evening High scored the top for his team.
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Longress High Schools
Bridgeport Evening High School
Congres High
Congresa
Petrino
Stewart
Ghivito
Evening High
Vongris
Stewa
Staples and Bethel High Team to Play
Staples and Bethel High teams meet in a preliminary basketball clash ahead of the Compo Life Guards Amsterdam Big Hive event. Both boys’ and girls’ quintets from Staples split ties with Bethel in Friday’s games, setting up the series decider between the two schools.
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Wilblporyt
Lethel High School
Rere Vilasugh
Compo Life Guards
Amsterdam
Big Hive
Stapler
Bethel
VHI de Ile
Bos
Brattleboro Hosts Record Ski Jump and Racing Meet
Large field of skiers competes with more than 50 entries from Chicago Minneapolis New York Montreal Dover Dartmouth College and others. United States Olympic team expected to arrive as Brattleboro hosts boys collegiate and country jumping events with several jumpers surpassing last year’s mark and Dartmouth Williams and Yale among colleges sending teams.
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Braitleboro
Gsid
Onn
Chicago
Minneap
New York
Montreal
Serln
Dartmuth College
United State Olympic Ahi
York
Brattleboroton
Tomorro
Dartmouth
McGillant Sity
W.llame
New Haompeh
Con Betitora
Nonan Berger
Montrea
United State
Kaceys Meet Brooklyn Team in Saturday Basketball Showdown
Kaceys face Brooklyn selections in a second contest set for Saturday night at T 45 alt. The local squad, led by Butch Tigger and Joe Ware refereeing, will rely on a deep lineup including McClonan Egsty Murphy Abeley Rose and Greetella to challenge the visitors.
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Kaceys
Brooklyn
de i Deh
Couneh
Katghta
Columbus Teaan
Biootisa
Betien Ube
Leohlyu
Idditha
Weim
Abelea
Tanch
Mien Wenge
Shadelis
Bascetbal
Butch Tigger
Ina
Ac Ulit Bashit Sagoling
Azwers
Karey
Joe Ware
Wisvitta
Kaceys Fidelity Cor Weilme
Conde x
Bushier
McClonan Egsty
Murphy i Murpl
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