McAllister Sets New Indoor Running Records
JOSE RAY and JAKE DRISCOLL starred in a Boston track meet with Tufts and Harvard runners in a mixed program. McAllister set indoor marks at 120 210 and 150 yards, while Ritola won the Seagate Marathon in 1 hour 26 minutes 2 5 seconds, and Driscoll captured the Gaston Cup in the 100 yard dash. The event showcased strong performances despite difficult road conditions and pointed toward future Olympic preparation.
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Joie W. Ray
Ilinda
Boston College
W. E. Stephenson
Ineaton
Driscoll
Sae. Burke
Harvard
Sidney Sealle
New York
A. G
New Americai Legion
Telay Tace
Boston
Hannes Koltemainen
Fyx
Mio
Ritola
Ritela
Han
Nan
Harry Parkingon
Alora- Angelds Athletic Club
James McNel
Paulist Athletic Club
Wii
Ar . Kennedy
Parkinson
Athiete Dltty
Od Parkinson
Robert McAll
25Th Coast Defense Corps
Pames
McAllister
Ber
A. &. Meyer
Heb American’ Athletic Club
McAlisters
Eastern League adopts Spalding ball as official
Eastern League owners approve Spalding ball for the coming season despite complaints about last year’s service. Kibbee signs with New Haven and Syracuse schedules an April 18 exhibition with Bridgeport, with Easter Sunday game also discussed.
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Spalding
Kibbee
Syracuse
Springfield
Mass
Iotal Collegers
Sporting Fords
Eastern League Baseball Writers Association
Writers ‘Association
Dominick Mulrennan
New Haven
Chicago White Sox
Retms
Gieorme M. Weiss
Lea Kibber
Ernest
J. Lanigan
Bridgeport
Waterbury
Clarke FP. Lana, Jrs
Gene McCann
Michael J. Moran
Billy Gilbert
George My Wells
Hartford
James M. Pyne
Worcester
Jack Mack
Pittfield
Derinle J. Payton
Albany
Michael Hawkins
Patty O'Connor
Springfeld
Arthur J. Shea
John Hummel
M Tigue Beats Young Fisher In Syracuse Bout
Mike McTigue of New York won a decision over Young Fisher of Syracuse after 12 rounds in a fast boxing match. McTigue, claiming the Canadian championship, fought with height and reach advantages but endured Fisher's sustained attacks, while Fisher briefly staggered McTigue in the sixth round. Fisher had recently defeated McTigue in Syracuse, with McTigue citing a shoulder issue.
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New York
Mike McTigue
Young Fisher
Syracuse
Vaich
Fisher
McTigus
Bones Beats Dempsey on Foul in Four Round Bout
Providence report: Bridgeport flyweight June Bones defeated Young Pompsey of South Boston on a foul in four rounds. Bones dropped his opponent twice and fought tonight under manager Joe Smith who also handles the Bogish brothers and Young Raddy.
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Providence
Bones
Bridgeport
Young Pompsey
South Boston
Joe Smith
Bogish Brothers
Young Raddy
Mendell Backs Ban on Coaches From Sidelines
New Haven February 22. Yale Athletic Board of Control chair Professor Clarenta Wy Mendel urged removing football cameras from the field and sidelines during college games. He also called for stricter rules restricting transfers of athletes labeled tramp from one college to another.
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New Haven
Clarenta Wy. Mendel
Yale Athletic Board of Control
Alumni Junchnon
Mendel
Ofle
Lege
Ongtner
Red Sox President Frazee Plans Hot Springs Trip With Sport Partner
Harry H Frazee president of the Red Sox and J J Herrmann the famed Sport will visit New York on business then travel to Hot Springs with the Red Sox ball club. FRAZEE says the team is already lining up Jondarga Celts Bil Pieres Jam Quinn Thor Thins Dat Aras Joey Nurs and Pittenger set to join. Hugh Dulty expected to lead a full party to Hot Springs by March.
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Harry H
Frazee
Red Sox
J. J. Herrmann
Yestercar
New York
Hot Springs
Sox
Mr. Frazee
Jondarga
Ant Celts
Bil Pieres
Jam Quinn
Thor Thins Mnahiej
Dat Aras
Joey Nurs
Pittenger
Hugh ‘Dulty
Ft Hot Springs
Outdoor track marks by Paddock and Drew set records
The article notes California printer Paddock holding outdoor records for 110 130 and 150 yards, HL Py Drew holding the 120 yard mark, and McCallister’s 150 yard time being 2 5 of a second slower than Paddock’s 14 3- seconds. Herald Cutbill of the Boston Athletic Association wins the 659 yard spealtion in 2 minutes 24 1-3 seconds.
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California
HL Py Drew
Paddock
Mccallister
E i Herald Cutbill
Boston AthIotic Association
Speal Ation
Braves Acquire Marquard and Kopf to Boost Pennant Hopes
Braves add Rube Marquard from the Giants and Larry Kopf from Cincinnati to bolster pitching and infield. The move shifts Boston toward a stronger pennant push, with Mitchel leveraging Marquard's long NL experience and Kopf to stabilize the infield and backstop prospects as training opens in St Petersburg.
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Reston
Naonalese Maryguard
Alticade
Giants
Taranaipolis Club
American Association
Rube
Brooklin
Robins
Cleveland Indians
Emlrent Southpaw
Reds
Dutch Ruether
Brooklina
Red Marquard
Mata
Hein
Mitchell
McGraw
Robinson
Moran
Mitchel
Hes
Brooklyn
Robbie
Marquard
Toblas
Polo Grounders
Larry Kopf
Cinginnati
Braves
St. Petersburg
Horace Ford
Kepf
Barbara
Wea
Short
Ford
Devon Defeats St. Joseph Quintet In Basketball
The Devon A. C. basketball team defeated St. Joseph six to two percent in a lopsided contest. Anthony brothers starred for Devon while Garrigan and Mullaney stood out for the losers. Miss Ailen led Devon with six floor goals.
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Devon A. 'C
St. Joseph
Anthony Brothers
Garrigan and
Mullaney
Devonaties
Qiles
Ailen
Wilhelm Says McGraw Won't Part With His Twirlers
Rochester claims Wilhelm, visiting relatives, denies McGraw freeing Barnes and Douglas. He vows Fletcher will rejoin Phillies and Lee Starr will pitch. Four first handed pitchers are promising, a gracker jack second baseman is wanted, and the Pills should be near the top of the second division.
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Rochester
N.Y. Med
Irving K. Wailholm
McGraw
Barnes
Douglas
Peaausea
Fletcher
Philliees
Lee Stea
Wiil
Gracker
Thistlewaite Blames Smaller Colleges for Recruiting Tactics
Northwestern coach Glen Thistlewaite censures smaller colleges for luring scholastic athletes with free tuition and work pay while keeping major programs free of such recruitment. He argues alumni influence and outside compensation undermine amateurism, urging stricter rules during the school year.
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Glen Thistlewaite
Northwestern Uni
Gome
Loys
Sollee
High Schoes
Jack Kearns Viewed As Top Fight Manager Of His Era
The article profiles Jack Kearns, manager of champion Jack Dempsey, as one of the era’s most successful fight managers. It notes his strategic push, from shaping Dempsey’s left hand to securing significant earnings, and credits him with guiding Dempsey’s career through early doubts and major champions, including Manny W. The piece highlights Kearns’ influence on training, negotiation, and career direction.
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Jack Kearns
Tank
Dempsey
Manny
Carnens
Kearns
Hi Vali
Leonard picks Hyman Gold to defeat Tendler
Benny Leonard predicts a fast fight as Hyman Gow of Oakland, known as Jimmy Duke, trains for the Madison Square Garden bout against Lew Tendler. Leonard notes Gold's sharpness in workouts and praises his speed and punching while relying on trainer Johnny Loftus to prepare him for the contest.
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Benny Leonard
Hyman Gow
Jimmy Duke
Oakland
Gal
Lew Tendler
Madison Square Garden
Leonard
Grupp
Johnny Martin
Piet ‘Tobin
Europe
Tendler
Johnny Loftus
Gald
Finiching
Freddy Weilsh
Hayside
Jack
Toland
Nored
Park City Girls to Play Ekpettes Tonight
The Park City Girls basketball team will meet the Ekpettes at St Johns hall on Pembroke street this evening. Park City has won eight of ten games this season, with losses only to Hartford’s Travelers and the Alumai girls. The lineup includes Penney, Austin, Calladian, Androssy, Carrall, Katz, Cooper, Lucas, Mead, Lattin, Konale, and Schaffer.
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Park City
St. John’s Hall
Pembroke Street
Ae Fong
Ekecittes
Ark City
Peiris
Hartford
Alumai Girls
Park City Girls
Ekecites
Ur IM
Penney
Austin
Calladian A
Androssy
Carrall F. Katz
Cooper NS. Lucas
Mead
Lattin
Urility
Konale
Red Causey Plans Big Comeback With IPGRAW Team
Hot Springs Arkansas reports baseball gossips as Red Causey aims for a strong return this season with IPGRAW. He preps to pitch regularly, hopes Babe Ruth arrives soon, and notes arm strength recovery after recent years of setbacks. Causey weighs about 174 pounds and expects to be ready for pennant chase.
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Red Causey
Ipgraw
Hot Springs
Ark
Ted
Babe Ruth
Babe
Nene
Atlee
Joan McGraw
Causey
McGraw
Ava
Iamenesa
Wisbulla
Yankees
Tigrer
Lina
Mike McNally
Yankee
Basman
Penn Calls Off Big Collegiate Track Meet
The University of Pennsylvania recalled its invitation to host the Intercollegiate Association of Amateur Athletes of America championship meet at Franklin Field on May 26 and 27 due to field rebuilding. The meet may transfer to Ithaca for a dual meet with Cornell scheduled for May 13.
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University of Pennsylvania
Intercollegiate Association of Amateur Athletes of America
Franklin Fight
Intercollegiate Association
Pennsyvania Woul
Franklin Field
Bs Amecessa
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