Two City Amateur Boxing Championships Highlight Night
Wladek Zbyszko claimed two city championships as amateur boxing fans packed the Fairfield County arena Monday night. The event featured featherweight hopefuls like Smith, Castle, and Martin vying for titles in 128 and 138 pound classes with several prospects from Haven and St Joseph displaying rugged, technical boxing.
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Iformerly Eagle's Hall
MTN
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Smith
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Jaésara
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Madison Square Garden
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Joha Cullen
Oraw
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Hin
Penis
Ost & Haitien
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sNohnany Martin
Mike Mariako
Ary Padtyrs
Mariko
Joesm
Sai
Cwaw
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Marinko
Uty
Lanny Castle
Hag
Johnny Martin
Baul Sadni
Sliver Jong Cupa
Pries
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George Chiklin
Nick
Albert Cudahy
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J. Dube
Virelly
Robert Romanico
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Nick ‘Orback
Bobby Grant
Faulkner
J. Reed
Pace
Anderbrooke
Steve Smith
HH Donbublin
Ms Rooero
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Tonoay “Martin
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A. Mantone
Lenny Castle
Star Yankee shortstop’s six year ironman streak ends none
Star Yankee shortstop is famed for a six year string of games without an error or absence from a single contest. The 1910s era article hails Scott’s remarkable durability, fielding records, and consistent performance at shortstop with high putouts, assists, and minimal errors through 1919.
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Zbyszko defeats Stecher in Madison Square Garden upset
Crowds at Madison Square Garden booed the result as Wladek Zbyszko defeated Joe Stecher in a headline bout. The match featured a rolling fall finish after a tense three falls contest with police removing unruly spectators. Preliminaries saw Strangler Lewis win both rounds and a draw between Daviscourt and Olin.
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St Augustine and St Mary Stay Undefeated In Parochial League
The undefeated St Augustine and St Mary basketball teams won key league games at the Municipal. St Augustine edged Sacred Heart in a hard fought 7 to 5 battle as guard Lothontia sparked the win with two field goals. Sacred Heart’s Tier nay added a goal and two free throws. Standings show St Augustine 6-0, St Mary 4-0, Sacred Heart 1-2, St John 1-6, St Charles 0-6.
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Brighton Beach swimming records set in 1821 event
The 1821 Brighton Beach meet yielded ten of twenty-one new records across styles and distances. Notables included John Weissmuller, Norman Ross, and Miss Ethelda Bleibtrey among others, with performances at Honolulu Harbor and Manhattan Beach demonstrations marking a landmark year in amateur swimming.
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Rovers Beat Strong St Johns 23 to 14 at Warnger Institute
The Rover basketball team defeated St Johns at Warnger Institute Monday night 23 to 14. Sketl opened with two quick goals while Eeickam and Urey contributed points for the victors. The strong defense limited the opponents as Rovers secured the win.
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Yale to play St Nicholas puck chasers today
Yale faces St Nicholas in a Manhattan hockey card with a city championship vibe. Harvard WET and Wanamakers are mentioned in a waning schedule as teams wind through arena play.
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First Scholastic Skating Meet Set for Chicago February 25
Chicago reports the first national scholastic skating meet to be held February 25 with 200 skaters from Cleveland New York and Detroit. Officials promise parades concerts and festival events in the city and plans for a welcome program by Mayor Thompson and organizers.
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Appleby Wins Title by Defeating Percy Collins
New York’s Edward T. Appleby defeats Percy Collins of Chicago to claim the international title in the fal lanteh at Glass Ae Metalk line bichard Loumnanert. Score listed as 290 to LOR in a disputed manufacturing cut context.
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Illinois director eyed to permit summer college athletics
A proposed rule change would allow high school students to play summer ball for money while enrolled in college. Supporters argue enforcement relies on public opinion and that current rules fail to curb outside financial competition.
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Milford And New Haven Billiard Tourney Heads to 100 Point Finals
Milford and New Haven stage a cross town billiard tournament organized by Joseph Sable of Milford and Graham of New Haven Broadway Billiard Academy. About 40 players compete in four divisions with winners meeting for 100 point matches in Milford and New Haven starting in March.
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Alpine Tossers Challenge Local Quintets
The Alpine basketball team faces local rivals after defeats to several teams. The squad beat Devon 40 to 22, with mixed results elsewhere including close losses to strong state opponents. Season record lists losses and wins against Norwalk Redmen and other clubs, showing a competitive but uneven campaign.
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Speaker's Famous Batting Shift To Be Reworked In 1921
With Himer Senith and George Burns joining the team, the famed right and left handed batting shift used by Speaker in 1920 and 1921 will be broken apart. McTnnis joins Cleveland. Graney and Wood plan to fill roles in outfield and rotation, while Evans and Burnes suggest shifts in lineup. The manager aims to use a flexible setup aligning with pitchers and batters.
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Rovers Forfeit Victory Over Alpine Juniors
Rovers used three ineligible players Mullaney Garrigan and Sholtz in a match that went to extra time. Alpine juniors protested and the game was ordered forfeited by a 2 to 0 score. Mullaney and Garrigan starred for the Rovers with two quick scores.
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New Theories On Plays And Pros Stir Football Coaches
An article reports cautious debate among college coaches on evolving football strategies and the heavy use of scouting and premeditated plays. Gil Dobie defends tradition while noting shifts toward complex, calculated planning and the influence of professional coaching and commercial pressures.
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