United States Finish Second at Olympic Winter Carnival
United States bobbers led by William Fiske and John Heaton took second overall as Norway won the meet at Moritz Switzerland with Sweden and Finland following. Canada dominated hockey with a 13 to 0 victory over Switzerland while Heaton and Fiske notched first and second in the bob finals and the U S sled teams collected multiple top places across skeleton, passenger sleigh, and other events.
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Canadians
Switzerland
Wiliam Piske
United States
John Heaton
Paul Kilian
Germany
Gramajo
Hopi
Ernest Casimir Lambert
Belgium
Mads
Heaton
Marteneau
England
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Beaton
Old King Sol
Jack Frost
Charron
Noway Starus
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Norway
Sweden
Switzelant Tre Mation
Tia
Heaton Brothers
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Finnshing
Pirates Arrive At Camp Today For Paso Robles Trip
Pirates reach camp en route to Paso Robles California after long cross country train travel. Team officials say departure time near seven thirty five in the evening with players to bed by nine and rise early for the long journey ahead.
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Championship series decides Holy Name league title
The Holy Name basketball championship will be settled in a series rather than a single game. Rival managers Frank Kish of St Stephens and Bob Christy of St Charles will meet President Fred Corball tomorrow night at St Mary’s Hall to finalize fuel arrangements, as announced by league leaders.
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Bob Christy
St Charles
Fred Corball
Tomerow
St Mary's Hallownihe
Mandell and Walker Refuse 10 Post Fight Forfeits
Chicago February 19. The heavy forfeit dispute surrounds Mandell and Walker as the National Boxing Commission threatens suspension unless forfeit money is posted. Mandell, facing McLarnin hopefuls, and Walker, awaiting opponent, race to secure signings and avoid penalties.
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Associated Press
Sammy Mordell
Tackie Fielde
Mandell
Eddie Kans
Ylnots Blatz Athletic Commission
Jimmy McLarnin
Unilesa
Thomas Donohue
NBAA
Micharnin
Jim Mullen
Sid Terris
New York
McLarmin
Terris
Mullen
Kate
Minels Day Mission
Mickey Walker
Mullen Saia
Walkers
Stecher and Lewis Clash Tonight in Wrestling Title Bout
In St Louis on February 19, a historic wrestling match between Joe Brecher of Dodge Neb and Ed Lewis of Kansas City is set for tomorrow at the Coliseum. The two will vie for the world heavyweight crown in a two fall finish with gates expected to top $9,500. Lewis offers 30 percent of gross receipts, Stecher 50 percent of net, with weights 226 and 216 to 222 pounds respectively. The bout is billed as a toss up, both confident of victory, as fans anticipate a record crowd and high-stakes action.
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Associated Preas
Joe Brecher
Dodge Neb
Ed “Strangier" Lewis
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Fritz Goteh
George Hlackense
Chicago
Lewis
Stecher
Lewis Relsine
Fama
Walker Trains Hard for Bout with Texan
Walker continues intense workouts ahead of his ten round bout with Tuk Witshem in Washington on Friday. Trainer Mickey Walker reports he sparred with a 175 pound partner and drilled fast combinations as the fighter recovers from ten weeks of soreness and overtraining concerns raised by his manager.
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Mickey Walker
Tuk Witshem
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Walker
Five Big Track Meets In One Busy Week In NYC and Philadelphia
New York and Philadelphia host five major indoor track meets in six days creating a mini Olympics week. Highlights include the New York AC at Madison Square Garden, Meadowbrook in Philadelphia, a Masonic benefit double header, and the National AAU championships at MSG. Veteran stars like Harold Cuthill and Joe Ray plan comeback efforts, with world records and Olympic hopes hanging on performances.
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Rev Cuthill
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Jincoln Nebrise
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Yale
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Wren Fie
The Sportlight by Grantland Rice on Baseball and Golf Odds
Grantland Rice surveys baseball chatter about Hornsby Boston and pennants while weighing golf wit and talent. He cites Tunney on retirements and possible futures, notes pirates signings, and muses on putting, duffers, and the marry of golf and fishing amid a stream of vivid asides.
New Britain Leads League In Close Basketball Standings
New Britain moved into a lead in the Carve Uecht State Basketball League after a 18-? to 16 loss by New Haven on Saturday night. Bristol trailed at 32 to 8, with Merifien also showing despite a foggy schedule. Remaining games will decide the top spots as teams resume postponed contests.
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Fea Ts
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Uecht
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Bristal Bndees
Fegane Cette IV
New Britain
Bristol
Honos Meilden
Teldanian
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Bel City
Hat Peldimer
Budees
Red Heads Triumph Over Mohicans In 37 16 Showdown
The Red Heads of Stratton defeated Mohicans 37 to 16 in a home-and-home set. The Stratord squad controlled the floor with strong defense led by Skeritte and a solid team effort. Separate notes mention a Catholic Community event and other scores from New Haven, Providence, and Brooklyn, detailing a day’s basketball results and local contests.
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Mohans
Stem Ag Shore
Tetrat Og Onal Wit
Wiloney
Canadas 120 mile dog sled derby opens with 19 entries
The eastern Intermineral dog sled derby starts today in Quebec with 19 entrants. Pole Spring Me Raker leads the field along with Poland Spring Me Rice as a notable first woman participant amid a diverse lineup including St Godard Seppala and Channing. The race runs Tuesday and Wednesday, covering 40 miles daily, with a total prize fund of 82000 and 1000 to the winner.
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Uwlidlig
Canad
Tomorow Mornin
BP Rice
Poland
Springate
Eaaal
New England
Emil St Godard
Leonhard Seppal
Berg
Alaska
St Godard
Einlle St Godard
Lary Brydges
Sheity Russick
le Pas
Manitoba
Boston
H Mason
Waller Channing
Raker
Poland Springs
Sepyala
Wous
Paddy Balan
Kansas City Plugs Past Winnipeg In Hockey Battle
Winnipeg Maroons defeated Duluth 4 to 1 while Kansas City beat St Paul in a separate game. The report notes Winnipeg’s defense stifling the Duluth offense as Kansas City builds momentum.
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Winnipeg
Winniplu Man
Winnipeg Maroons
Duluth
Duluth Owls
Loals
Giants Await M Graw Arrival Amid Hazy Camp News
In a sprawling note filled with sport chatter and clouded by OCR glitches the Giants prepare for the arrival of manager John McGraw. Reports describe early spring drills, star players, and looming schedules as the camp opens and expectations rise amid winter remnants.
Dartmouth Holds Lead in Collegiate Court League
Dartmouth University maintains a lead in the Collegiate Court League as teams compete for top standings. The article notes strong performances from Dartmouth players and upcoming matches shaping the race for the crown.
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Dartmouth
Risko Sharkey bout to draw formidable prize purse
New York reports a looming show where the Risko Sharkey heavyweight bout is expected to draw 15000 0 in earnings over three years under promoter Rickard. Rivalries with rival boxers and past bouts with Tyson Sharkey and John Risko are noted as context for a major boxing event in advance of the planned presentation in Madison Square.
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New York
Tix Rickard
Intercollegiate meet lists seven champions entered
Seven champions are entered in the Intercollegiate AAA championships and field meet on March 3 at New York. The lineup includes pole vault king Bavin Carroll holder of world indoor and outdoor marks, high hurdler Kher Wells of Dartmouth, long jumper Tom Mutnad of Delmonmouth, weight men Harold Camberg and others, with Penn State, Georgetown, Yale, and Pennsylvania represented by top sprinters, hurdlers, and throwers.
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Potentia
Horace Benson Canell i
Twovulle
Norgood Wright Cammell
Harold Camberg
Onia
Sion
Pat Amling
Phil EdWaras
New York Universites
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Carmell
John Caler
Brown
James L Reid Harrad
Harry Richadaom
Maie Tistome
Taye Adelmin
Georgetown
John Anderson
Cabellny
Fred Turty
Yale
Lockwoods to Meet Meriden Team Wed
The Lockwoods prepare for a midweek clash with Meriden in a state club series. Local junior teams and community games fill the schedule with preliminary matches and a 2:30 start for the junior event, alongside other city league activities and birthdays noted.
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Meriden
Hahn accuses Conger of fouling in race dispute
Kansas City meet saw Lloyd Hahn claim Ray Conger fouled him on the final stretch as Conger won in 4 minutes 11 seconds, breaking Hahn's indoor record. Hahn alleges elbowing and unethical tactics and vows not to race Conger again after protests filed with the AAU.
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Ray Colger
Lloyd Balin
Boston
New York
Yan
Hahn
Yorst
Conger
AA U
Halute
Frends
Milford High Meets Alumni Tomorrow
Milford High faces the Alumni quintet tomorrow on Milford’s home court in Centre d ’tarmamur echoul. The grads won the first meeting 38 to 37. Alumni players are spread to other schools this season and cannot all attend.
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Milford
Milfad Migs
Centre d
Echoola
Holy Name Bowling Teams Busy Tonight
Four matches in the Holy Name Bowling League are scheduled for tonight with teams including Ba cred Hearts facing St Peters, Mt Au ustines meeting St Cys Blemed Sac aments, and St Stephenn facing St Josephs while St John's plays tomorrow night at 8 at Marys Hall. A special meeting is set to discuss BT tra matters.
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Bacred Hearts
St Peters Mt Auustines
St Cys
St Stephenn
St Josephs
St John's
8 Mary's
Hal
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