Hahn Wins Hollow Victory at N Y A C Meet
New York February 20. Lloyd Hahn of the A A U's Boston club captured the Baxter Mile in a hollow victory over a weak field. Ray Cousins, Yale and others trailed as Hahn led from the gun and won by about a yard over Robinson of Mississippi. The meet featured performances by J P Hupy Cross sprinter and Quinn in the 60 yard events, with Carr of Yale and others close behind.
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Associate Press
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Karl Wirth
Georgetown
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Loren Macien
L Miller
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Jackson Scholz
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Track summaries from a mid-century meet results
The report details numerous events led by Leo Lermond of the Boston Athletic Association who won the two mile handicap, with Arthur Farmer and Otta Kehrer among runners in distances from 1150 to 4135 yards. It covers high school and college relays, sprint events, hurdles, pole vault, and walking events with multiple named athletes, institutions, and precise times.
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Boston
New York University
Booic
E D. Swinburne
News
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Bill Warden
Athletics Start Off For Training Camp
Philadelphia February 20 The first squad of Conn Mack s Athletics left here for baseball training grounds at Port Myers Florida Mack is the qmenthisnd golfing and the squad which numbered fourteen in charge of Kid Gleason Six pitchers were to the party Lefty Coee Rube Walberg Howard Ehmue Se Hush John Lyons and Jim Wieke the last two being loyal Isand Wet hurlers who will try to break into fig time wall The three catchers in the group were Micke Cochrane Cy and Jeff Emerson Ed Fort gael and Ike Powers pitchers and Jim j tay Foxx catcher were expected to board the tal at Baltimore Others of the Athletics Guth leading Captain Eddie Goltins and Tris WH head fe the winning mrop during the next few days
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Associated Press
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Port Myers
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Mack
Qmethisnd
Kid Gleason
Lefty @eove
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Howard Ehmue
E Hush
John Lyons
Jim Wieke
Indian Plans to Run in Olympics
New York reports that Chief Elkins, national decathlon champion and American record holder, has arrived from Lincoln Nebraska to train for Olympic competition. He finished his freshman year at the University of Nebraska and will reside in New York while preparing for the games, with a metropolitan debut set for the Knights of Columbus meet at Madison Square Garden on February 23. Elkins, a five foot ten inch, 170 pound player, is compared to Jim Thorpe in looks and as a dual football and track star, though ineligible to play football for Nebraska.
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New York
Associated Press
Elkins
Lincoln Neb
University of Nebraska
Nebraska
Fordham
Knights of Columbus
Madison Square Garden
Gamother
Jim Thorpe
Thorpe
Haske Indian Echool
Toronto boxer wins judges decision in ten round bout
Larry Gains of Toronto, a Black heavyweight, earned a judges decision over Pat McCarthy in a ten round bout. The match drew strong crowd support and was billed as a popular event in Toronto.
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Ont
Associated Press
Larry Gains
Pat McCarthy
Busten
Het Pupwar
Fang
Conger’s Record Time Caught by Three Watches in Kansas City
Three stop watches recorded Ray Conger’s 2.11 for 1000 yards at a Kansas City A C meet, officially checked by Roddy Campbell. Lloyd Hahn of Boston A A disputed a final turn foul claim. Old mark 2.12 4-5 stood from last year. AAU officials weighed recognition after consultations.
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Associated Press
Kanima City A. C
Ray Conger
Tmots Alg
Tlash
Lloyd Hahn
Boston A. A
Kahn
Roddy Campbell
Crampbell
Conger
Huhn
New York
Campbell
J. A. Reilly
Dr. Reilly
Tocay
Bob Simpson
Town State College
Hahn
Laurels and Centurs Win Club Games
Laurel Jrs overwhelm Monarchs with strong teamwork for a decisive 30 to 2p victory while Masi leads the Rangers but falls to a 31 to 15 defeat against an improved Centers. Scoring details show Berney Mast and Burk Nero contributing early points amid the Laurel surge.
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Monarchs
Rangers
Masi
Laurel Jrs
Laurels
Dear Tines
Redley
Regan
Sieblin Chernotil
Parsavage
Horseshoe Tournament Opens With 30 Players
In St Petersburg Florida 30 contestants begin the National Horseshoe Pitching tourney elimination rounds led by world champ C C Davis of Columbus Ohio. Davis loses once to Bert Duryee of Wichita Kansas in a tight match as 435 games determine the 12 advancing to next week’s finals.
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Associated Press
C. C. Davis
Columbus
Ohio
Davis
Bert Duryee
Wichita
Kansas
Racing Results From an Ancient Track Meet Event
A garbled report lists multiple race outcomes with purses around 1200 dollars, names like Secrecy TOR and Sleepy Time, various placements and times, and a long flow of horse or harness race entries across several races. The legible segments show purses, some driver or horse names, times, and miscellaneous placements amidst heavy OCR corruption.
Lomski Knocks Out Francis in Third Round
In Philadelphia Leo J. Lomski of Aberdeen stopped Jimmy Francis of Jersey City in the middle of the third round to save him from further punishment. Francis weighed 164 to Lomski's 170. Benny Schwartz beat Pinkey May in a ten round semi final. Preliminary Arthur Flynn defeated Charley Miller in one round.
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Associated Proag
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Aberdeen
Hhis
Jimmy Francis
Jersey City
Francis
Washington Battler
Benny Schwartz
Baltimore
Pinkey May
Savannah
Arthur Flynn
Boston
Charley Miller
Harvard Battery Candidates Work Thirty Report for Opening Drill
Harvard baseball opens with thirty battery candidates reporting to Coach Fred Mitchell in New Briggs Cage on Sestlers' Field. The cage will allow regular infield practice when the rest of the squad is called out two weeks hence. Durley, last year's freshman captain, nears scholastic clearance. Durley is a likely starter with others vying for positions. Veteran infielder Liatue and Walter Hardie join fresh faces as Harvard fields new backstop options and outfield competition around captain Howie Burna.
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Imams
Associated Press
Harvard
Fred Mitchell
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Sestlers
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Henry Channery
Dick Ketchum
Brank Cutts
Willie Howard
Liatue
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BA Lord
Bane
Everett Dan
Oghy
Rulph Sullivan
Boxing card at Broadway arena Brooklyn ends with stoppages
In New York on February 20, Kid Francis of tale 2 d 4 pounds stopped Pasche Dencio Fas pino boxer 120 142 as the fifth round ended. Referee halted Dencio after a severe body assault. Luis Vicentini of Chile 136 1 2 beat George Buldue 134 3 4 in six rounds. Pete Snneslo of Norway 116 defeated Eddie Levy Brooklyn 122 in the second round in a six round bout.
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Associated Press
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Tale
Pasche Dencio
Faspino
New Broadway Arena
Brooklyn
Dencio
Luis Vicentini
Chile
George Buldue
Pete Snneslo
Norway
Eddie Levy
Hahn Withdraws From Kacey Mile Over Conger Allegations
Lloyd Hahn returns from the Midwest amid an athletic controversy with Ray Conger over fouls in a 1000 yard race. Hahn plans a winter campaign to lower the indoor mile world record at the Knights of Columbus meet, but may withdraw from the February 20 event if coach Jack Ryder rules otherwise.
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Kansas City
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Draw Set For Sixth Round English Cup Matches
London Feb 20 By Associated Press the draw for the sixth round of the English FA cup was made today teams remaining in the series will be matched Blackburn Rovers vs Manchester United Sheffield Wednesday or Sheffield United vs Notts Forest Huddersfield Town vs Tottenham Hotspur andArsenal vs Stoke matches set for March 3 at the home grounds of the first listed clubs.
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Huddersfield Town
Tottenham Hotpur
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Stoke
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