Kaplan Rallies Clinches Narrow New Haven Bout
In Meriden on January 15 Mickey Kaplan narrowly outboxed Mickey Travers to snatch a tough decision. Kaplan dominated most rounds, with Travers rallying in the late stages, the indoor City Hall Auditorium crowd of about 500 witnessing a bruising battle. Kaplan’s edge grew as the eighth round showed his superior timing and power, marking a near knockout finish.
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Mickey ‘Braver
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Black Rock A A boys to host Park City in next Thursday game
Black Rock, coming in on a four game win streak, faces Park City in a Thursday night matchup at the Army gym. The junior Black Rock squad will play Oak Separates in the preliminary game. Lineup notes include Hocks Park Glty Innocent IT, Ghitte iF and Glynn Quant.
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Black Rock A. A
Parkity Tean
Army Gymnasium
Park City Fam
Pcks
Black Rock
Black Rock Jrs
In Oak
Ack Hocks Park Glty A. A
Glynn
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BAC Will Hold Important Meet At DW G Al Hall
Athletic Club hosts an important meeting tonight to unite members and honor past achievements by Al. ae son and current collegians. The club outlines a sharp executive slate and seeks strong representation for future efforts.
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BAC
Eport Athletic Club
DW. G. al Hall
al. Aeson
Askelbrak
Shouta
Representa Py
National Boxing Association Buys Pugilist Registry
Delegates at the National Boxing Association convention favored creating a national registry and adopting a universal code of ring rules. Aimed to serve as a clearing house for professional pugilists information, the plan was sent to committees for action. The meeting closed with no action on blocking a proposed Dempsey versus Willard rematch, citing Willard as not a worthy challenger.
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Dan
Tw Nationa Registration, Bureau
National Boxing Association
Tasones Boxing Commissions
Jack Dempsey
Jess Willard
Milford Quintet Ten Play Danbury
The Milford Aliford High boys set to meet Danbury in the first of a three game series as Milford seeks a 10th win. The Milford girls face Westport and aim to extend their three game streak, having outscored opponents 109 to 13 this season. Lineup shown includes Robilaira, Russo, Mathew, Foster, Lennard.
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Danbury High
Milford
Danbury
Westport
Lneup
Milford Boys
Robilaira
F ° Russo
Mathew c
Foster R
Lennard
Revival plan for national interscholastic tennis title
The United States Lawn Tennis Association considers reviving the National Interscholastic Championship at its February meeting. Proposed changes include allowing entrants up to twenty-one, federating college tournaments with the national event, and aligning it with the Intercollegiate Championship to connect school players with college competitors.
Shelton School Girls Quintet For Dram Games
Grantland Rice reports Shelton School girls team set to compete in the annual indoor meet at the Armory next Saturday night with rival colleges Princeton Columbia and New York area teams. The event features a relay with intercollegiate participation and a notable Washington University entrant, plus a strong lineup from Columbia and Princeton. The piece notes the race card includes a relay series and a potential duel between Columbia and Prince ton, with athletes Victor Grieb Walter Koppisch and others mentioned.
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Columbia
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Brdham University
Ty-Second Regiment
Strest
Fort Washinahot
Wilde
Sibson
Coureeay University
Jimmy Connery
Washington
Walter Gigsins
Victor Grieb
Walter Koppisch
Shoe Marzial
Lst
Cal
James Aether Mena
Dartmouth Track Gains Boost From Brown and Libbey
Dartmouth's track team will gain boost from Captain Roy Brown in the high jump and Kenneth Libbey in the pole vault as they prepare for upcoming dual meets this winter and spring. They are expected to appear in the B.A. games in Mechanics Hall on February 3.
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Hunt Refuses Comment On Rumored Offer To Coach
Bridgeport sports notes say coach Fred Hunt, linked with multiple prep and college programs, declined to confirm any offer to coach Connecticut Agricultural College. His recent Bridgeport football success and discipline as a coach are noted amid interest from various institutions as he considers opportunities to advance his career.
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Connecticut Agricultural College
Hilltop
Genneth Robbins
Fred Hunt
Bridgeport
Al-Dridgeport
ARMY NAVY GAME DATE STILL UNSET IN NATIONWIDE TALKS
Representatives from the Naval and Military academies have agreed on all points except the date for this year’s Army Navy game and the next four matchups. The Military Academy favors December 1 while the Navy leans toward November 24, with both sides insisting on New York Polo Grounds as a possible venue and ground capacity of about 50,000.
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Naval and
Military Academies
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Ieee
Milit ~ Academy Awhil
Sraums
Naval Academy
New York
Baltimore
Washington
Navy
Princeton Faces Tough Schedule Across Big Three Ties
The schedule shifts bring Notre Dame Navy Georgetown into a revamped path with Yale, Harvard, and Princeton games spread across Saturdays. Changes aim to curb long pre season practice and adjust opening dates, with Georgetown returning to Baltimore and Notre Dame visiting Princeton in October.
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Uiyoutea
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Coast League considers new Class P league on Pacific coast
San Francisco and Portland hear proposal from Charley Lockard to form a Class P league along the Pacific coast. The aim is to train Coast League talent, with southern cities like San Diego and Glendale cited as potential seeds for development under a new charter.
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Naval Academy Plans 50-Foot Pool for Athletic Use
Officials at the Naval Academy announce bids for a new 50-foot pool to enhance athletic training. The facility will seat about 2,000 and include twenty-five yard basins to accommodate standard swimming events and regular instruction.
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Naval Academy
Annapolia
Dain
Lao
Joel
Eld
Alnne
Anere
Red Sox Schedule Exhbition Games Preview
The Red Sox plan to play nearly twenty exhibition games in spring training. The roster includes manager changes and adjustments as the team prepares for the season in New York and Boston areas, aiming to refine pitching and batting ahead of the regular slate.
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Naar Spadie
Libs
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Wrank “Chande
New York
Tga
Milev Champlong
Boston
Amé&r- Mel
Ot Springs
Ito
Bridgeport to Host Sunday Basketball At Colonial Hall
Bridgeport Athletic Club plans 10 Sunday games at Colonial Hall after football season. The B A C big team features Schine Burns Demore Potterdon Welch Shea Miyan Kaylan and is expected to draw crowds. A girls team will also play each Sunday with stars Mildred Garrau Bla Carrol Annasper Carrie Gerold Jenns Leech Agnes Waters Gene Stone and Marge Lehaimem in Asantberg.
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Colonial Hall
Schine
Burns
Demore
Potterdon
Welch
Shea
Miyan
Kaylan
Mos
Rectors 70 Play Hartford K of 6
The Flectors face Hartford KK of C tonight in Hartford as two stars from New Britain team, Sheehan and Geterstoh, join the lineup. The Reelors expect a hard battle and aim to bring home the bacon with Maler, Panning, and Rasteve leading the lineup.
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Hartford Five
New Britain
Sheehan
Geterstoh
Kate Maler
Panning Cictersion
Rasteve
Jersey City Five to Play Y M H A Quintet Tonight
Jersey City Police five visit Y M H A hall for a league tilt with the Hebrews aiming to avenge a season loss to the YMCA quintet. The Devon Independents meet the Y Separates in the preliminary game with listed lineups for both sides.
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Jersey City Police
YY. M
Coppers
Newsey City Police
M. WA. Lr
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Mooney
Reo Hickey
Marron
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Sarazen Denied Permit for British Open Entry
Gene Sarazen, American golf champion, was refused permission to enter the British Open. Directors of Briarcliff Country Club in Beiar, New York, voted against granting a long leave of absence while he tours the West and South. Sarazen, holder of the African National Open and Professional titles, planned to compete in England to win the remaining major, but a prior contract did not cover extended leave.
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Sus Saraven
Murphy to travel 6000 miles for indoor high jump title
Johnny Murphy, former Notre Dame athlete from Portland Oregon, gains a six thousand mile leave of absence to compete in Millrose Newark and Boston Athletic Association meets. He seeks to defend the world indoor high jump record against challengers including Le Roy Brown, Alberts of Chicago, and others at Shrewsbury and related events.
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Johnny Murphy
Notre Dame University Athletic
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Greb to Fight Shade in Jersey City Jan 22
New York reports Harry Greb and Billy Shade agreed yesterday to meet in Jersey City for a twelve round heavyweight clash staged by the Arena Athletic Club at the Fourth Regiment Armory. It will be the first title bout between the pair in this area since the Garbo-Porter bout two years ago. Shade and his American title holder manager signed for the match.
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Miyni
Shade
Hin Uel
Tendler Moran Chief Bout Set At Madison Square Garden
Madison Square Garden hosts three boxing entertainments headlined by a fifteen round bout between Lew Tendler and Pat Moran. Moran, a highly scientific lightweight, clashes with Tendler as a strong Philadelphia challenger. Other notable matchups include Carl Premaine of Detroit versus Iris Johnny Carlin, with Joe Lynch potential in a dual bout. Also on the card Jack Munro’s Australian title claims noted, and Jon Welling was billed to box Bert Spencer at the Broadway Exhibition Association in Brooklyn.
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Lew Tend Jer
Pat Moran
Moran
Joe Rivers
Wisal
Rivers
Morvan
Philadelphian
Tendler
Carl Premaine
Detroit
Iris
Johnny Carlin
Winer
Joe Lynch
Iarry Greb
Billy
Shade
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A. C
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Greb
Jack Munro
Australia
Colin Kell
Albert Lilerg
Munro
Jon’ Welling
Bert Spencer
Broadway Exhibition ‘Association
Brooklyn
Welling
Notre Dame Tracks Up Over 100 Muscled For Season
Notre Dame reports over 120 athletes training under Coach Rockne as the 1923 squad nears. Captain Gus Desch leads 70 varsity candidates with 50 freshmen, troubled by injuries to Desch and others but hopeful in events from discus to sprints. Indoor meets are set with Illinois and Wisconsin, with outdoor duals against Illinois De Pauw Michigan Aggies and Drake.
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Ind
Rockne
Gus Desch
Tresch
Lieb
Deseth-Lieb
Murphyflayes
Herder
Lied
Purdue
Avill
Hogan
Montague and Walsh
Siynn
Kennery
Barber
Bill Hayes
Johnny Murphy
Trish
Desch
Hayes
Tiinois
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Rockmen
Illinois
de Pauw
Michigan Aggies
Drake
Michigan
Chicago
O'Dowd to Fight Malone in 10 Round Bout
Mike O'Dowd world middleweight champion of St Paul will meet Jock Malone of St Paul in a 10 round no-decision bout in St Paul. The announcement came tonight from New York State saying the match is set for January 6.
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Minn
Mike O'Dowd
St. Paul
New York State
Jock Malone
Buff travels from Jersey City for bantam title bid in San Francisco
Johnny Buff former bantamweight and American flyweight champion arrived in San Francisco from Jersey City to fight four rounds against Pacific coast boxers as part of a push for a return bout with Joe Lynch the current slamweight titleholder.
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Johnny Buff
Jersey City
N. 1
Joe Lynch
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