Y M H A Tossers Edge Ben Hur in Thrilling Game
In a dramatic Madison Avenue Hall tussle, Y. M. H. A. Tossers rallied to beat the Ben Hur five 34 to 31 after a late surge. Captain Mooney led M. H. A. with 15 points while Larson starred for Ben Hur but failed to anchor his team. Referee McGraw supervised a fast, hard-fought contest that swung in the final minutes.
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Wallingford Polo Five Hosts Federals In City Match
Wallingford’s fast veteran polo team, 14 wins in 18, meets the Federals of this city at the Armory A. A. tonight in the second game of the newly organized Connecticut league. Preliminary gate opens at 6 o’clock with the locals to Wallingford Tuesday for a return game and Meriden aviator shown in the lineup.
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Yale Boxers Win From Canadians In New Haven Meet
Yale defeats Queen's University of Kingston Canada four bouts to three in the first international college boxing meet held in the country. Key results include Holmes of Yale over Newman of Queen's at 115 pounds, Pryor of Yale over McMillan of Queen's at 127, Schuette of Yale over Taylor at 185, O Connor of Queens over Colgate of Yale at 145, and Smith of Yale over Day of Queen's at 156. No knockouts. several bouts decided in earlier rounds. Queen's seeks a return tournament next month with home and home series discussed.
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Canada
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Phil Newmahk
Pryor
McMillatt
Schuene
Taylor
Toe Conlan
New York Athletic Club
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O’connor
Queens
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Aay
Eddie Eagan
Ladgate
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Wrestling Showdowns At Casino Feature Zbyszko And Linow
Wrestling carnival at the casino promoted by Sam Howard opens with heavyweight star Wladek Zbyszko facing Ivan Linow known as the Giant Cossack in a best of one fall match. Additional bouts include Clay Stevens versus Demetrius Toralios and a trio of contenders Selar, Louis Romano, and another top Greek rival in the series finale.
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Clayr Stevens
Demetrius Toralios
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Rang Selar
Louis Romano
Johnny Allen Threatened With Summary Action In Boxing
Johnny Allen faces potential sanctions after a dispute over a scheduled bout with Prankie Jones at Madison Square Garden. The New York boxing commission warns of action unless Allen complies with the contract signed by manager Fred J. DeLorme. Officials from other states may coordinate with New York, threatening Allen’s standing locally if he does not meet the terms.
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New York Boxing Commission
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Babe Ruth to Begin Training at Hot Springs
New York reports Babe Ruth will travel to Hot Springs, Ark, to begin conditioning before reporting to Shreveport, Louisiana. He plans a two week camp with three pitchers and will then start workouts with the Yankees as he seeks to extend his home run record.
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Barnyard Golf Opens In National Horseshoe Tourney
Petersbur g Florida hosts the annual national horseshoe pitching tournament branded as the Barnyard Golf event. An entry list includes top players from nearly every state with Western entrants prominent and New York and New England participants also shown. Training quarters were set at a resort near the venue as contenders prepare through the week. Frank Jackson of Kellerton, Iowa, the national title holder, is among those entering after arriving ten days ago and setting up in Williams Park where competition will be held.
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Norwegian skater breaks world 1000 meters record
A Norwegian skater set a new world record in the 1000 meter event, beating the previous mark by six seconds and finishing in 8 minutes 27 seconds. The feat followed a strong ride by the holder, who maintained pace and secured the record in a dramatic sprint.
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Herve
Siraeo
Guillemot Loses to Ray at the Garden in Indoor Meet
French runner Guillemot failed to overtake Ray in the Madison Square Garden 3000 meter event. Ray led from start to finish with Higgins and Romig in pursuit as Guillemot battled a right foot injury on a board track debut.
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Harry Snyder Wins Wing Shot Title At Interstate Meet
Kaneag, Mo born Snyder wins the wing shot title in the seventeenth annual Interstate shooting tournament final. Twenty seven amateurs competed with Snyder saving 98 of 100 in the final. Runner up Wheeler of Pawhuska scored 93. Heffman of Philadelphia and others followed with lower scores. Event featured international trips and notable shooters from multiple states.
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Philadelphia
American skater Artur Stal challenges titleholder in Oslo match
American skating champion Artur Stal of EO challenges titleholder Mathiesen of Norway for the world championship season in Lake Placid. Mathiesen won the Nile Nile first year from Buboy McKean. Jormes remains American champion.
Featherweight Navy Title Won by Sutton in Six Rounds
Featherweight championship match at sea section where Sutton defeated Htchsil of Arkansas in six rounds. The bout, held at night, featured a decisive decision after a long, contested fight. The report notes language and dialect influences and mentions Pannavivanig as another name in the event.
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Yale Baseball Schedule for 1921 Most Extensive Ever Arranged
Yale announces its 1921 season schedule described as the most extensive ever arranged by a Yale baseball manager. The slate features games against South Carolina, Merner Clellese, Harvard, Princeton, Tufts, Brown, Providence, and others, with matches slated across Yale Field and various East Coast venues.
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