Harvey Hubbell Quintet Wins Over Knights of Columbus Five
Harvey Hubbell defeats Knights of Columbus five on their home court by a score of 6 20 in a fast paced game marked by passing and teamwork. Goyette and Marrell led the winners with three goals each. Catholic Community Girls beat General Electric 26 to 4 behind Gerold Leech and Oliver with strong team defense and scoring.
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St Augustine’ Haliby
Brillant
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Marrell
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Harvey Rubbell
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Coogan
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Maloy
Mullaney
Esau
Duday
Duval
Harvey Hobbelly
Bis
Strauss
Willama
Reteres
Edéla Lovely
Seaver
J. Walsh
Catholic Community Girls
Generad
Misacs Gerold
Leech
Oliver
Gatholis
McKinley School Defeats Staples 16 to 6
The McKinley basketball team defeated Staples 16 to 6 at the Municipal Gym. McKinley featured strong passing and three held shots by Perrin and Porter, while Staples struggled with shooting but played fair. Norko led Staples with steady defense and scoring. Referee Leckie officiated.
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Clover
Perring
Norko
Staplore
Susmay McKintey
Pea
Lester
Pothoia
Perrin
Markla
Porter
Evanke
Kankura
Leckie
Naylor and McGowan Sign with Philadelphia Club
Philadelphia officials announced Rollie Naylor pitcher and Frank McGowan outfielder have signed contracts. The pair, former members of the Philadelphia Americans, come from Newark in the International League and join the club for the upcoming season.
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Rollie Naylor
Frank MeGowan
Philadelphia Americans
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McGowan Sig
Newark
Aggies Defeat Amherst in Tight College Hockey Rally
Amherst hockey team fell 1 to 0 at Massachusetts Aggies in a fast Ras contest. The lone goal came from Hugh Kine in the third period.
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Mass
Amherst Hockey Tean
Massachusetts Aggies
Hagh Kine
Tunney Eyes Crack At Georges Carpentier Fight
Gene Tunney, fresh after beating Battling Levinsky to become American heavyweight champion, seeks a match with Georges Carpentier. He is willing to travel to Europe or fight in New York, with talks about a bout on either side of the Atlantic seen as best for securing the big purse. Tunney, 24, 176 pounds, credits his regained hand strength to a timber-camp stint and a renewed boxing focus.
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Georgex Carpentier
America
London
Butt Tunney
Battling Levinsky
Carpentier
Jack Dempsey
Mons. Georges
Tunney
Europe
Curpantler
New York City
Frank Bagley
Carpantier
Tom Gibbons
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Thmes
Levinsky
Taney
Jonz
Toney
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Berlin
Robin
Dempsey
Leonard Dempsey
Leonard
Tuck Brion
Nold
Best pitching record 56 scoreless innings says Johnson
Johnson reflects on his pitching career noting a 56 scoreless innings stretch and other no hit and shutout performances. He recalls debut in 1907, a 1920 no hitter, and periods of arm trouble, praising team support and the challenges of judging his own best outing.
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Ida
Dartmouth winter sports star Carleton excels in skiing and more
John Carleton of Dartmouth is renowned for outdoor winter feats in Hanover. He set New England ski jump records and earned a place on the college’s tennis team while serving as a substitute football halfback. Carleton has been named a New Hampshire Rhodes scholar and is noted for his student government role, symbolized by the pine tree on his hat.
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New England
bin Moise
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Igi
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Oxford
Johny
Herbert Ewald Sets New World Bowling Record
Herbert Ewald of Milwaukee shattered the state and world mark in the Wisconsin State tournament singles at Madison on February 4. He totaled a then-record 785, with 247 in the first game, 244 in the second, and another strong finish, clinching the record by hitting a crucial ten pin spare in the final frame.
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Herbert Ewald
Ewald
Accra
Ewain
Chanpion
Wally Hammond Turns In Pittsfield Uniform
Walter Hammond, former Hillies manager, turned in his Pittsfield uniform yesterday. He hoped to sign with a major league club but could not be seen with the Pittsfield team. Hammond played three seasons for Pittsfield and, though he could not be present on the field, his departure ends a notable era for the club.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Walter Hammon
Hillies
Pittsfeld
Sean Mamime
Maplewood Five Triumph Over Elias Howe Quintet
Maplewood Five defeats Elias Howe quintet as veterans Leonard and Dempsey era discuss looming age and career longevity. Grasping the ring's aging fighters, the piece contrasts prime years, past battles, and ongoing endurance amid heavyweight legends and rising stars.
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Maplewood
Elias Howe
Ed McGowan Wins Open Skate Title Record Set
Everett McGowan of St. Paul won the American professional outdoor skating championship at Saranac Lake. He scored 170 points in three distances as Staff totaled 150 and Edmund Lamy of Saranac Lake finished third with 100. A new world record for the distance was set, clocking two seconds faster than the 1910 Cleveland mark.
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WNYT
Tech
Everett McGowan
St. Paul
Arthur Statt
Calenga
McGowan
Edmund Lamy
Saranac Lake
Bobby McLean
Chicago
Lamy
Cleveland
Saranac
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Tord
Statt
Ben O'Stokey
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Pairfield Legion to Play Strom Black Rock Tonight
The Pairfield American Legion faces the strong Black Rock squad at Juesson Hall in Pairfield tomorrow. Both teams are reportedly well matched as a hot contest is anticipated. The Legion lineup is adjusted with Carroll replacing Brotherton and Mevers at center. Black Rocks roster includes Rowe Buckley Rogers and Augustus, with Trerb as guard. A preliminary contest between Unquows girls and the Norwalk team precedes the main game.
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Huggins Considers Trade For Amos Strunk This Season
Chicago White Sox discussions hint at swapping left fielder Lefty O’Doul for Amos Strunk as talks circle season plans. Report states Yankees interest and possible recall of Lefty O’Dea as part of trade talks with manager Miller Huggins weighing pitcher needs.
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Burt
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Mitchei
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Yankees
Hilltop Refuses to Send Track Team to DeWitt Clinton Meet
Hilltop Athletic Association declines funding for a trip to the DeWitt Clinton Inter scholastic Championships in New York. Coach Anderson has selected entries and plans to appeal for local car pooling to transport eligible and ineligible athletes expected to compete tomorrow.
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Dewitt Clinton
Bridgsport High School
New York
Alanderson
Gotham
Anderson
William J
Aled
Cary
Matty Skane
Johnny Fitzpatrick
Skane
Columbia
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Yale
Charlie Ryder
Carrey and Saur
Freddie McTighell
Dober
Shuffles
Kemmering
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Thompson
Lincoln Wins Over Waltersville In Close Game
Lincoln Grammar School defeated Waltersville 13 to 8 to strengthen its East Side League pennant chances. Lincoln has lost only one game this season across two Board of Recreation leagues. Ixelman led scoring with three field goals and one from the 15-foot line, while Peet and March also starred in the notable victory.
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Waltersville
Acore
Lincoln
Board of Recreation
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Ixelman
Lihree
Peet
March
Two Mile Race Added to Collegiate Regatta Program
New York February 16 A two mile rate for 60 pound varsity crews will be added to the annual regatta at Poughkeepsie next June 26 as many as two entries are received. The regular varsity race remains at three miles this year at least and the freshman and junior varsity events will be two miles each. The board also said assurances have been received that the observation train to be used at the Harvard Yale regatta June 23 will be taken to Pangxi cepsia for the intercollegiate races.
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New York
Poughkeepsie
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Harveard-Yale
Pangixcepsia
Heilman Holds Out for 15000 Dollar Salary
Detroit outfielder Harry Heilman, top AL batsman last season, has joined the holdout club. He returned his contract for next season with a demand of 15000 dollars, according to reliable information received today.
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Detroit
Harry Helmann
Red Sox ease signing pace amid star salary wrangles
Boston is smooth on player deals while rivals like the Yankees and Giants push for high salaries. Shone Collins signs after tragedy, and Cleveland talks shift McInnis to join the Indians as Boston contends with looming trades.
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