Four Navy sport teams set to meet conquerors
Naval Academy winter sports review cites strong swimming boxing and gymnastics showing high averages with top stars named Allan Wyckett Coale and Cooper. Fencing weaker after losses to Hale. wrestling upset by Iowa State. upcoming Yale meet March 20 and intercollegiates in New York March 27 plus home water polo with Princeton and NCAA championships April 23. Football? Noted basketball clash with Army at West Point February 27 draws focus. Navy now favored after recent wins over West Virginia North Carolina and Penn State. Army game critical as Army seeks revenge.
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Walthour Horan Paired for Madison Square Garden Six Day
Bobby Walthour and Harry Horan, top six day cyclists, will ride as a pair in the Madison Square Garden six day race opening soon. Walthour has five prior six day wins and multiple podiums. Horan has two wins and numerous top finishes, including a recent victory in Chicago and a win in Germany.
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Bobby Walthour
Chicago
Harry Horan
South Orange
N. J
Berlin
Madison Square Garden
Walthour
Taran
Walethour
Duy
Loran
Abe
Horan
Germany
Princeton Tigers Grapple With Large Baseball Squad For 21st Season
Princeton’s coach Clarke opens a ten day training with fifty eight aspirants for the baseball nine. Coombs, ex Athletics, will supervise pitchers while Caldwell’s graduation and two infield transitions complicate rotation. Lewis and Slagle return, with Slagle set for left field. The 18 home games schedule includes Bowdoin, Lehigh, Georgetown, Richmond, Vermont, Lafayette, Colgate, Harvard, Yale, Swarthmore, and more, with key New York and Philadelphia venues listed.
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N. J
Eig
Barths
Clarke
Jack Quombs
Philadelphia Athletics
Charles Caldwell
Richmond
Willam and Mary
Richmond Collets
Vermont
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Villa Nova
Columbia
Cornet
Dartmouth
Joly Cross
Worcester
Wadham
Amherstew York University
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Harvard
Cammidge
Swarthmore
Colgate
Yale
New Haven
New York
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
A. C
Joe Walcott Offered Jennings for Heavyweight Crown
Former welterweight champion Joe Walcott allegedly proposed sending Jim Jennings to challenge for the heavyweight title. The report notes Walcott's bid to shift the crown through an unusual matchup, reflecting his bold boxing strategy.
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Jim Jennies
Georgetown Stars Enter All-Around Meet With Hoff Rivalry
Georgetown University stars Anthony Plansky and Emerson Norton will join Harold Osborn of Thinos A C and Charley Troff of Norway at the Knights of Columbus meet in Madison Square Garden on March 16. The seven event decathlon like program now includes Norton and Plansky, boosting competition as Osborn and Hoff welcome the extra rivals. Norton, runner up to Osborn in the 1924 Olympic decathlon, and Plansky, the current intercollegiate decathlon title holder, add depth to a field already highlighted by Olympic and prominent club figures.
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Georgetown University
Anthony Plansky
Emerson Norton
Harold Osborn
Thinots A. C
Charley Troff
Norway
Knights of Columbus
Madison Square Garden
Osborn
Hoff
Norton
Planck
Canethorities
Hoft
Plansky
Itteholler
Pennsylvania
Injured jockey has right to compensation
Leonard Miller, a professional jockey injured in a 1924 race at Pottaville, is deemed eligible for compensation by the State Board of Compensation. William J. Clothier of Wynnewood pressed that horse racing is a separate activity from farming and dairy, arguing it is an amusement not a business.
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Leonard Miller
PottaviNe
State Board of Compensation
William J. Clothier
Wynnewood
Clothier
Veach Agrees to Toledo Deal After Detroit Career
Robert H. Veach veteran American League outfielder signs with Toledo club of the American Association. Veach, long a star with Detroit, finished his major league career with Washington and was a free agent at the time of signing.
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Veach
Detroit
Washington
Racing Results and Entries From a Local Meet
Race by race results list two year olds to older horses across eight events with payouts and entries. Pojlante Schaefer Shasta Line etc feature in first race. other named horses include Moon Marion North Ike Harvey Miss mma Water Shot Saucy Misa Cyther a and Saucy Misa again across multiple races. The card lists times payouts and entrants with several horses noted as also ran.
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Pojlante
Schaefer
Short Price Ltd
Kelsay
Shasta Line
Elsten B.du
Imo
van Sally
Colonel Séth
May Berry
Kamakant
Shasta Gold
Guiubovi
War Cale
Damnur
Wallia
Ike Harvey
Jones
Miss Mma
Wisten
Sly Stephen
Blick Heavenrud
Unnel
Rorchester
Zea
Mundan
Hackamare
Marine Corps
Little Hane
Wallis
Jack Twas
Miles Nancy
Ol Sinner
Lioyd Brown
Morra Castle
Guster
Peternel
Serenader
Smith
Princes Tropeon
MeTague
Time
Cluwar
Manvanan
Dolly Seth
Latcley
Adieu
White
Booze Bever
Queen Anna Marie
Unionville
Clermont
Rach
MIAMI RACES RACE RESULTS AND TIMES AT CHESTER
Racing card lists six furlong first race results for three year olds and up with payouts for top finishers including Stutts and Barnes, followed by two year olds in four furlongs with Nalenta and Postal among entries, then five and a half furlongs with Special Account and Dinwiddie, a six furlong race led by John Marrone, and mile and seventy yards for older horses featuring Stanwix and Missionary. races show times, weights, and payouts with also ran entries. The meet includes seven events with detailed placings and finish times.
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Rowland
Johnson
Denadia
Barbeny
Lurvey
Seth
Pichon
Gunny Sackay
Colin
Chesterbrook
Stutts
Josella
Barnes
Smackover
MecCreasen
Young April
Note of Love
Shanghai
Shotwell
Miss Blaze May Fly
Sarmaletts
Nalenta
Smith
Postal
Allahan
Molle Myhili
Larnes
Sun Magic
Roman Sandal
Billy Duffy
Encamp
WACE
Special Account
Zucchini
Dinwiddie
Sweet Money
Thompson
van Washakle
Frederick Raphael
Outward Bound
Sir Atsert
Paddy Hynes
Tillie
Biie Mantle
John Marrone
Thomson
Amur
Barrett
Nopalong
Tryon
Night Shade
Duckling
Ross Ir
Sound
Chlon V
Senor
Fisciste
Sweep Hawks
Pallah
Stanwix
Super Frank
Missionary
Handy's Bend
Ennui
John W
Weber
Signora
Perilous
Swordsman
Seventit Racii
Claudius
Richards
Varial Barton
Fisher
Benham
Alsop
Shenamean
Espan
Marty Baker
Hastings
Greer Illia
Hintton
Lang Syne
Alisoren Ash Wim
Llampiwha
Burnt
Cil
Bubais
Royal Plag
Alsorami
Camabadour
Jewell Vi D
Trucy
Generosity
M. Biddy Sleijebloom
Deep Sinker
Dustiproot
Muldoom
Donnelly
Gettysburs
Hwucpel
Jack Bauer
Tarvey
Tan
Ada Blicklack
Old Guard
Pure Dee
Wiftiy
New Orleans racing card payoffs and times
Results from New Orleans feature three races for horses ages three and up with purses from 700 to 1000 dollars. Winners and times are listed with multiple named horses and connections, including Marty Baker, Greer Illia, Lang Syne, and The Leopard among others, with adult race details and finishes.
Races at Lacumetan 116 track card highlights bets
Entries list for the Tia Juana meeting shows first race maidens at four furlongs with numerous horses from Miramonte yard, plus long-form fields for second through ninth races. The card includes claiming races for three year olds and up across six furlongs to one mile and one sixteenth, with numerous entries indicated by x prefixes and weights for bettors.
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Lejolla
Kurie M
Goden Liuru
bCloud Sdulizer
Hyack
King Bank
Miramonte Ent.y
Claimong
Tuliby
Sally Olden
Hard Dealer
xPennon
Lady Wingfield
xPal Alarm
Daisy Wood
X Mlowdr of Edenh
Midnight Bel
xNo Wonder
xBa& Flore Varetyl
xBlus Dale
Xtbel Browh
xOla Red
xSea God
xLaurel Run
xColmore
xHayseed
sShrusta Bally
RACS
Chillimack
xBonrie
Royal Oak
Xtrienelle
Plunge
Plenty Coos
sLittle Phil
xBow
xKing Man
xIockshell
Hyanpomoe
Treat
Great Luck
Roseate
Faddist
Chiva
Centurion
Prince TH Tii
Preva
Jack Fairman
Catherine
R. . Neal
Purses and entries for seven Pompano Park races
A scrambled list shows seven races with claiming purses around 1200 for three year olds and up, two year olds, and graded handicap. Entries include Mary B 99, Shanghai 114, Senor 118, Rastus 114, Thunderbolt 118, Confidants 105, Meridan Hill 308, Krys 114, Mint tick 116, Moon Brook 105, and multiple x marks denoting unnamed or substitute entries across horses and trainers.
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Shanghai
Mary B
A Who Knows Me
Windian Trail
Dora Star
Cherub
Senor
Rastus
Thunderbolt
Liv
Everylane Stable
Confidants
xSweet Inver
xLou Shay
Mary Grace
xGrapestone
Lord Mieuse
Blue Gracite
Tempest
xDickey Lee
xAnaitis
Krys
xThomas Tynn
Meridan Hill
xOrato
xDinwiddle
sCernlean
Volition
Akhamouk
Lady Porter
A J. J. Mack
J.w.beanentry
Dudley
Chatterer
Robert Maxwell
Mark Master
Jie Marrone Hil
Mungo
Cialming
Mintatick
Moon Brook
Thor
xAtossa
Seagrave
Sabah
Xilla M
Newman
Sandrae
xMac O'Roy
Speculator
Battle Pield
Vuland
Winnineg
New Orleans Entries First Race at $76 Claiming
New Orleans lists for the first race with a $76 claiming price for two year olds and maidens. Notable runners include Gussie Bain, Myrtle Caldwell, Sweeping Agn, Geneva Nines, and Dangerous Kitty among others as field readings show bib numbers and odds.
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Gussie Bain
Bultornin
X. Myrtle Caldwell
Geneva
Dangerous Kitty
Rvice Mternal
Xituon Pine
xDorty Grenn
Briggs
Butler Exchange Reconfigures 1926 Millers Roster
Minneapolis reports a dramatic roster reshuffle as Johny Butler moves to Brooklyn for seven players. Manager Mike Kelly adds two pitchers, an infielder, and an outfielder, easing infield concerns with Cotton Tierney Horace Ford and Chuck Corgan set for key roles. The improved lineup includes Duncan Smith Fleher Schultz Loftus and a catcher from Cincinnati and Dodger fly chaser additions.
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Johny Butler
Brooklyn
Millers
Mike Kelly
Kelly
Tierney
Horace Ford
Ford
Huck
Corgan
Hardy
Duncan
Smith and Fleher
Schultz
Cincinnati
Loftus
Dodger
Immy Elude Krueger
Jie
Einnail
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