Intercollegiate regatta invited crews to Poughkeepsie in June
New York dispatch reports the Intercollegiate Rowing Association will hold a world invitational regatta at Poughkeepsie on June 22. The plan extends to Oxford, Cambridge, Toronto and Continental Europe, with American entrants including Syracuse, Wisconsin, Navy, Stanford, MIT and others. The event aims for a three mile varsity race, with potential 15 eights entries and outside funding from the Poughkeepsie Chamber of Commerce.
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Poughkeepsie
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Oxford
Cambridge
University of Toronto
Europe
Scandinavia
Australasia
Association
Columbia
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Hudsen
Syracuse
Wisconsin
Navy
Leland Stanford
California
Washington
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Sea World
Princeton
Ware
Harvard
Poughkeepsis
United States
England
Atlantic
Dias
Cornisi
Ivanca
Eishl
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Leander Boat Club
Cambrize
Brussels
Gonrernad
Board of Stewards
Anarles Soape Calimbiz
Cnomries E Tremain
Jaim LK
Seows
Infant Chess Prodigy Sparks Frustration and Hope
Fragmented OCR excerpt shows a distressed voice asking why a young chess talent does not perform and hurry. The lines convey urgency, emotion, and a request for progress or relief from a worried observer. No clear names, dates, or events are available in the readable text.
Havana Entries Races One to Seven at Miles Tracks
Racing card from Havana and New Orleans shows entries across seven races with maidens claiming and handicap events. Notable horses include Tinnacie Birehdarie Molly Puff Arte misa and Fleet Dinty Moore Abraham etc. Weather is clear track fast and crowds present with apprentice allowances noted.
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Havana
Tinnacie
Birehdarie
Molly Puff
Coujou
Artemisa
Al-Hyeres
Bias C
Coscorron
Speed
Athwarven
Springers
Tuanntes
Incinerator
Jackyson
Sinn Feiner
Beaucaira
Garbage
Nobleman
James Gitt
Frank Burke
Bernan
Antagonst
Sturiongs
Shy Ann
Aiken
Dantzig
Black Ton
Voorin
Dr. Charles Wells
Rama
Uonec
Mite
Bally
Furbelow
Penelope
Dinty Moore
Il Coronel
de Witt
Drnfield
Plantare de
Timothy J. Hogan
Jameu
Jose de Vales
Parazoo
Sol Gilrey
Zole
Lariat
Fly Home
Rey Banis
Bri Hunley
Nicht
New Orleans
Walter Turnbow
Scourgeman
Totti
x-Sez Urchin
x-Pansr Blossom
Pouitney
Grandee
Westerman
x-Oldose
x-Thunder Bird
Brick
Gadling
Secretary
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Egrah
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Tenite
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Trantule
Trust Oficial
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Corilla
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Joaquina
Thimble
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Manony
Bullet Proof
Lads Love
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Besthof
Chain Raybestos Game Friday for Honors of League
The Park City Bantory Basketball League schedules a top clash Friday night in the YMCA upper gym as unbeaten Ameridan Chain and Raybestos meet to lead the race. Raybestos and Chain each boast strong rosters and large fan support. a decisive result could shift league standings.
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Park City Bantory Basketball League
YM. C. A
Meridan Chain
Raybestos
Inasua
Cheln
General Electric
Agin
Second Biscay
Williams’ Club
New Haven
Stanton
Wil
Bill Marland
Hawking
Lelhold
Guardia
Albright
O'Rourke
Buckley Albright RF
Ball
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Bilton
Acme Bheara
Main Brasa
Huoysatonie
Old Time Boxers Were Hard Guys
Jan 1 article recounts a boxing era trick using plaster of Paris bandages to harden fists. Veteran Tom O Rourke explains how Barbadoz demon and George Gardiner faced cemented gloves. Gardiner lowered risk by removing cement after ring inspection, then won a 20 round San Francisco bout after a ninth count.
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Vetecan
Tom O’rourke
O'Rourke
Fos Walsett
Barbadoz
George Gardiner
San
Gardiner
Walcott
Boxing Revives In Waterbury
Waterbury boxing returns with Palmer facing Geers in a scheduled bout. Palmer is set to be the main event, with Kelley and Tink, known as The Fighting Fireman, among other local contenders expected to clash. Several Waterbury boxers, including Wai, O Leary, Darwin, and Wright, are slated to appear in matches on the card.
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Palmer
Mulgan
Pat
Waterturf
Darwin
Young Dance
Eelsey
Wright
Waterbury Bors
Princeton Basketball Captain Declared Ineligible
Princeton University announced that captain Wetts Stank of the Princeton basketball team is ineligible for all athletics. He previously played two years at Wittenberg College in Springfield Ohio and was a member of the Princeton five in his senior year. The ruling cites his time with the student training corps, a factor Princeton has not recognized as valid eligibility.
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Princeton
Ceoptain Stank ‘Ts
Nelts
Wittensee College
Springfield
Ohio
Anc Wu Wember
Turse
Fytersolless
Wittenberg
Wetts
Thomvacdls
Jezgie
American Chain Girls Lose Bowling Match At Stratford
One game was bowled in the Industrial Gins Bowling league last night as American Chain met American Tube and Stamping at Stratford alley. The Tube and Stamping team won two of the three strings to take the match.
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Stratford Alley
Grand Circuit Stewards Adopt Schedule for 1921
The Grand Circuit stewards met in Philadelphia re elected last year’s officers and adopted a 1921 racing schedule. Key dates include North Randall July 4 week, Toledo July 11 week, Columbus July 25 week, Philadelphia August 15, and Lexington October 2 3. The rule committee backed the current pacing code with slight changes to entry rules for Grand Circuit events. Tracks represented included North Randall Toledo Syracuse Hartford Lexington Poughkeepsie Readville and Philadelphia.
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North Randall
Toledo
Kelamazoo
Columbus
Poughkeepsie
Readville
Hartford
Syracuse
Lexington
Atlanta
H. Devereux
Cleveland
B. W. Swisher
Columbu
W. H.elas Tan
Atlahta
Kalamazoo
H. A Watterson
W.H. Kinnan
B. Ww. Swisher
Harry Shepara
S. S. Buttsfield
J. H. Gaki
J. A. Pilgard
W. ©.Landon
A. Tipton
Fred Beechey
Boston
Shdtreaster
Xen Scott
Eight Year Old Chess Marvel to Meet Masters in New Haven
New Haven hosts Samuil Tiseszevraxi eight year old Polis chess prodigy in a simultaneous exhibition against 26 top players at Yale Arena. Yale medical, science figures plan to study his mentality while organizers ensure seating for large crowds. The event marks his first appearance in America before leaving for Egypt.
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Tar
Samuyel Tiseszevraxi
Polis
Saverat
Yale University
Yale
Amos
Dean Charles Brown
R.A. Derby
H. Ch! Voight
J. & Palmer
C. Hy Bird
William Reeves
New Hieven Chess Club
William Arthur
Eg. Robertson
R. Www
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D' Wy
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Pyine
Murray
Wil Bean
Theas
Yala Medical and Scientiss
Youne
America
Fargypt
Nate
California Tennis Ranking Omission Shocks Fans
New York January reports reveal the California Lawn Tennis Association did not rank William A. Inzaston, the Davis Cup star, nor Maurice E. McLoughlin, with Willis E. Davis named No. 1. Secretary Robins explains Johnston’s limited Pacific coast play and late-season travel influenced the omission while highlighting other top coast players and rising women contender Helen Baker.
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New York
California Lawn Tennis Association
William A. Inzaston
Maurice E. McLoughlin
California
Wille E. Davis
John €. Rohifs
Johnston
Pacific Coast
Jongland
United States
London
Auckland
New Zealand
Wiliam T. Tilden
Challenge Billies
Auatra- Tualang
Robins
Californ Association
Willis E. Davis
Clar*enes J. Griffing
Roland Roberts
Robert Kinsey
Wallace Bules
Mervyn Fin
Howard Kinsey
Morgan Fotlrell
Elmer Grifta
Jamea Davies
Helen Baker
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Throngs Witness Racing at Havana New Year's Day
Havana January 11 one of the greatest crowds at Oriental Park attended New Year racing weekend. Herron won the Morrs Castle Handicap under Jockey Butwell in a strong three year old field. Moore plans to sell remaining string and sail for France January 19. Apprentices and jockeys faced spills, but no serious injuries reported. Havana celebrated its biggest New Year in memory with packed resorts and a birthday for general manager Fenn Bruen.
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Havana
Oriental Park
Herron
Morrs Castle
Cromwell
Moore
France
New York
Janusry
Senor Alvarez
Bury
T. Burns
Tomiie Burns
James McLaughlin
Osgood
Wilson
T. Hunt
Hheir Ceremites
Carmody
Kennedy
Mose Goldblatt
Ding
Egon
Hanava
Martin’s
Rector’s
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Ace ‘Trac
Frank Steinhardt
Fenn Bruen
Hofmann Competes For New York Catcher Job Incoming Season
New York figures expect Wally Schang to catch most games next season but Hoffmann will mount a strong bid for the role. The St. Louis signal caller Strong Gold sluggers with power and nerve, and Helen Baker leads the top ten lists alongside several listed names such as Ruth Piereni and Johanna Grunzberger in regional rankings.
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New York
Hofmann
Gaune
Walle Schang
St. Luis
Helen Baker
Ream MM
Curie
James C. Cushing
Ruth Piereni
Johanna Grunzberger
Mliss Helen Willy
Sand
Diss Winifred Sutra
Judge Landis Becomes Baseball Boss for Seven Years
Chicago dispatch states Federal Judge Kenesaw M. Landis will be baseball commissioner for at least seven years as the National Association of Minor Leagues approves a new national agreement. The plan gives Landis supreme power and unites majors and minors under his authority, with the minor leagues set to sign for seven years and draft rules and salary scales for Class AA to D. The drafting committee vote signals near-total acceptance, subject to club owners’ formal approval tomorrow.
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United States
Kenesaw M. Landis
National Association of Minor Leagues
Judge Landis
Satis Fudge Landis
Sioner
Wss
Tomocrow
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National Board of Control
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RACING RESULTS NEW ORLEANS FIRST RACE
Racing results from New Orleans include multiple races with claimed horses and finish orders. Early results list Star Time Jervis Pred Kinney Flying Beauty and others in the first race with notable odds and placements across subsequent events.
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New Orleans
Star Time
Jervis
Kinney
Nolac
Flying Beauty
McDermott
Brummel
War
Dadia
Margaret
Kinora
Laina Fur
Miss Renkin
Tuteanite
Wedgewood
Philanderer
Tatisan
Will O' the Wisp
Morris
St. Isidore
Timn
Royat Dueck
Sugarmint
Amezr
Sagamore
Frogtown
Apgtejack
Groundswell
Louise V. Herald
Louis A
Galle
Tippity Witchet
Rowat
Adie Rickenbacker
Dancing Spray
Jarvis
Pictor
Pickwick
Dark Hill
Roberts
Tor
Filhoerty Gibbet
Ponce
Orient
Poot
Ruklux
The
Wit
O' Day
Teonanny Kelly
King
Lightine
Widack
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