Stamford Big Five Tonight In Madison Avenue Showdown
MHL A 10 plans a Stamford Five versus Stamford Six Wire at Madison Avenue Auditorium tonight with a junior preliminary against Liue bens. Main game features Carlson Warren Smith Morrison Fitelson Hogan Wesler Kaplan Waters referee Joe Waters timer Al Anderson. Charlie Mahoney offi ciates prelim.
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Stamford
Madison Avenue Auditorium
Liuebens
Bridgeport
Moruke Mooney
Carlson
Warren
Indians schedule 10 to 20 exhibition games in south
The Indians plan 10 to 20 spring exhibition games in the south with the first games set for March and four with the Dallas Texans club. Manager Speaker will announce the roster at the Dallas camp earlier than usual. Twelve games are arranged with major or minor league clubs and others with various classifications. The slate includes Dallas, Cincinnati, Fort Worth, Omaha, Des Moines, Marshalltown, Peoria, and other venues through early April as the two squads meet in several intra-squad and cross-team games.
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Cleveland Lidlans
Dallas Téxte Teague
Speaker
Dallas
Yasta
Achoduls
Marteh
Mareh
Cincinnati
Dalina
St Louis Cardinals
Jet Dellas
M Yarch
Fort Worth
Cincinnnat
Miners Wells
Oklahoma Ntv
Wichita
Oat Sangas
Omaha
Des Maine
Marshalltown
Iowa
J. C. Dunn
Peoria
Tarzan Larkin vows hair until heavyweight champion
Tarzan Taarkin, a 202-pound Minnesota lumberjack, pledges not to cut his hair until a heavyweight champ is crowned. He recently won two matches in Jersey City and seeks another victory to claim the title.
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Larkin
Tarzan Taarkin
Pouml
Minnesota
Jersey City
Charley White Wins World Junior Lightweight Title Fight
In Stostun Massachusetts Charles White defeated Johnny Dundes in a ten round bout to claim the junior lightweight world title. White outweighed Dundes, and led early, with Dundes mounting a strong challenge in the middle rounds. One observer notes Dundes was down twice in the fight, while White showed the edge in most exchanges.
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Charley Whith
Wostun
Mass
Charles White
Shire Uyhinvelsit
Net
Johnny Dundes
White
Gander
Dundes
Racing results wide open maiden race notes and results
Race by race results list for a racing meet including maiden for two year olds won by Ud with Billy Gibson second and Better Luck third. Second race claiming events show Machiavelli and Actress as top finishers with times around 1 13.8. Jarrowhand won the four year old and up claiming race, with Grayson and Prada among top finishers. Third race notes include a one mile event won by Rov with Bin Block and Grass Tree highlighters. Sixth and seventh races list purses, entrants, and finishing positions for four year olds and up with several names repeated across events.
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Peter Brown
Mooney
Billy Gibson
Buxton
Ms Coletiletth
Jad
Store Acs
Earhbone
Machiavelli
Wilson
Giant
Aldarant Cockroach
Charles J. Craiggmilla
Mara West
Stevenson
Joe Go
Roy G
Murphy
Wide Mcklmer
Jarrowhand
Turner
Panaman
Ponce
Mayer
Grayson
Tine
Rising Rock
Kirah
Col
Taylor
Jorn
Umma
Fort Churchill
Maria
Maxim
Redman
Lady Luxury
Moody
Tallyno
Veto
Lang
Leg Cove
Morris
Prada
Wallace
Wime
Aleoran
Daigneur
Mysterioua
Mike
Lung
Galiot
Sephie
Dempsey May Have to Do it All Over Again
Landon Jan Li Toniny Barta, former world champion of the Hawgs, said he represents a Newcastle syndicate putting up 30 000 pounds for a heavyweight title bout with Dempsey and Carpentine. If terms are agreed, the fight will be held in Newcastle, likely after May 20, with 20 000 pounds to the winner and 10 000 pounds for the loser plus 1 000 pounds for expenses. The syndicate, composed of Newcastle figures, will post the money before the bout and ensure their responsibility. Conditions set by the National Sporting Club include a clean break and six ounce gloves. Burns, owner of two Newcastle hotels, predicts an enormous crowd for the match.
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Landon
Jan
Toniny Barta
Hawgs
Ib Representiiy
Newcastle
Dempsey
Carpentine
Daly
Reputien
National Sporting Club
Jersey
Burns
No Land
Parmh
England
Park City Girls to Meet Stamford All Star Quintet
The Park City Girls basketball team faces the Stamford All Star quintet at Colonial Hat tonight. The Stamford lineup includes Alice Achmeidal and other noted graduates. Referee Charlie Mahoney to preside as Park City aims for a strong showing led by Mae Penney and Mae Callanan in a lively, competitive tilt.
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Park City Girls
Stamford
ALL Star
Park City
All Staty of
Yule and
Towne Five
Colonial Hat
Park To
Conga Don Kimball
All For
Alice Achmeidal
Cick Forward
Yale 2 Towns
Gregan
Ryn
Tory Love
Mo Pari City
Sharp
Charlie Mahoney
Park City Stanifort Mae Penney
LF. A. Schmattel Mae Callanan
R. F. M4
Ryan Mae Castrol
Cc .C
Smith Forced 10 Cancel Battle With Joe Lynch
Midget Smith the Harlem bantam weight was to meet former bantamweight champion Joe Lynch at Madison Square Garden on Friday night but canceled due to a severe attack of polation. He arrived in Milwaukee with Wenny Ko. Yard 16 weeks ago. Harry London also called off his bout owing to an injury to his left eye.
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Midget Smith
Joe Lynch
Madison Square Garden
Pol
Ation
Smith
Mm Wilwaukee
Wenny Ko
Kiz
West
Lynch
Harry London
Priegr
Agein
Bathlng
Silk O Loughlin Umpire Tale Stirs Irish Fans
From the umpire’s point of view Silk O Loughlin, famed arbiter, stood apart in baseball lore. Players, largely Irish, argued with him over calls as he claimed flawless judgment. The scene grew tense, then dispersed the angry crowd.
Fairmount A C Challenges Top Teams This Week
The Fairmount A C basketball squad seeks challengers as two games are canceled and invites Pulrflelg Refimen Prumbulis Devon Independents Wakeman Memorials or any team. Local amateur star Frank Murray may join the lineup. Manager Michael DelGul invites teams to Baysur to respond and practice is set tonight at the Salvation Army hall with Brennan Fowere Haskes Sygalia Murray GriMn Smith and Cooper on the list.
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Patrmounts
Fairmount A. C
Pulrflelg
Fairmounts
Wi Salvation Army Hall
Yenors
Brennan
Fowere
Haskes
Sygalia Murray
GriMn
Smith and Cooper
Tesreau One Of Few Majors To Quit Before Time
Jeff Tesreau, famed New York Giants pitcher nicknamed the Ozark Bear, is highlighted as one of the few major leaguers to retire from professional baseball early. The article notes financial security, college work at Dartmouth, and his ongoing semi pro ventures, with Tesreau rejecting a return to the majors despite offers and a salary around ten thousand dollars a year.
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Jeff. Tesreau
Rac
Jem Tesrean
New York Giants
Ozarks
Thos Wena
Cwull
Padmonth
Teereag
Tesreau
Bears
Amore Lin
Levinsky Wins Plaudits of the Sport in Madison Square Garden
The article recounts Harry Levinsky's heavyweight title reign and breakup with top rivals. It notes post fight comments from fans and peers about the bout against Gene Tunney, Carpentier, and Johnson era figures, with sentiment on Levinsky's sportsmanship and career.
Hopkins Prep Downs Milford Prep In New Haven Contest
Hopkins Prep defeated Milford Prep 24 to 17 in New Haven in a fast paced game. Hopkins star Lee led the attack with 16 points while McConnell and Taylor contributed scorers. Milford’s Bulleven and Des Sullivan fought hard for the losers with scattered baskets and frees.
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Milford
Sasket. Pal
Hopkins
New Haven
Min
Lee
Heeagan
Kota
Bulleven
Whit
Taylor
Tauck
Des Sullivan
Gibson
Woicker
Browning
Mr & Ko
Raferes
Scout
Detroit Lassie Claims World's Swimming Record
Detroit high school swimmer Mise Dor othy Andre of Southeastern High School in Detroit claims the world record for 100 yard breaststroke in a 73 foot pool at the Detroit W C A. A voucher has been submitted to authorities. The dispute involves differing federation standards and pending action by the A A U, but Andre’s mark is presented as a world and national record under local conditions.
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Mise Dorothy Andre
Southeastern High School
Detroit
Beth Feiss
Intermitopal Federation
Miss Andre
Detroit Lassis
Miss Smith
Parformanece
Packer Guardian Fight Over Heir Changes Sparks Senate Debate
Riverhead reports a guardian removal petition in a high profile case involving Mrs. Robert Honeymay, heir to wealth, challenging letters of guardianship. The case, tied to controls over a millionaire heiress and corporate affairs, prompted debate on guardianship enforcement and legislative oversight by the Senate with calls to oppose modifications and ensure present laws are enforced.
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Riverhead
Dan
Robert Z. Honeymay
John K. Stewart
Millonaire
Speachoniever
Entar
Widay Wah
Robert Pelletrend
Jonesman
Wallington
Senate
Ouyhin
Sentin
Lo. Wollette
Wisconsin
Harvey Hubbell and Crane Fives Clashing Tonight
Harvey Hubbell faces Crane in a strong matchup noted as evenly matched with a high contest expectation. The game time is listed as early afternoon with likely close competition and key players named in the roster.
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Harvey Hubbell
Crane
Bridgeport Trade Quintet to Meet Milford High Five
Bridgeport Trade school quintet prepares for Milford High five in their fifth game of the season. Wexler leads scoring with 23 points, Burr 9, Petrine 21, and Chioini 7 across a lineup seeking a state title boost after a big win over Stratford Trade.
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Mior
Board of Recruition
Atmlgcipal
Ita ‘Gion
Eayipmon
Universty
Lastalgie
Travelers
Iuestinn
wJunlors
Ig Ma:ly
Burr
Cap ‘Tain
Trade School Five
Coyle
Junter
Suszanne
Hristennen
Ol ‘O'Connell
C Retrand
Fox
G. Ba ‘Delroy
T. XM
R. F
Greansden
C. Ho
J. Schwartz
Hirsch
Schioss
Bridgeport
Milford
Wexler
Bridgeport Trade School
Milford Hish
Miford
Swinl
Stratford Hijo
Scrapford
B & Foote
Bridgeports
Staspostford
Boardman Trade
New Haven
Legatye
Elm City Quinter
Stanford
Boardman
Lock City Athletic Association
Elm City
Stamford
Poime
Bure
Petring
Counsel
Sumatary Tollows PF
Wenler
A . Burr i
Petrine
Chioiiw
Martuee
Glynn
Fennell
Donbiltinn
Whelan
SerRgeard
Norwalk
J. Boardman
Femis
Many titles at stake on Gotham track tonight
The senior metropolitan indoor championships unfold at Madison Square Garden with twelve titles up for grabs. Key entrants include New York A.C. figures Wefers Kelley Lundon and others, as Columbia eyes a repeat, while Faord Nar St Christopher’s and Morningside A.C. push to challenge.
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Madigan Square Garden
Champlos
New York A. C
Jackson Scholt
Bernie Wefers
Andy Kelley
Dick Lundon
Joe Erbel
Pat McDonald
Carl Hidman
Joe Pearman
Win Barker
Jack Sellers
Sid Lauise
George Cornetta
Isielding
Columbia
Mresenk
New York A
Wefars
Kelly
Sellers
Leslie
Faord- Nar
St.Christopher Cus
Ss. Anselm
Ss. Anselm's 4. G
Knights of St. Anthiny
Jersey Harriers and
Morningside
Wilson Barred Again By National Boxing Association
Johnny Wilson the New Orleans middleweight champion was suspended until September 1922 by the National Boxing Association at its second annual meeting. The action extends to his manager and applies in sixteen states as well as Australia and Canada.
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New Orleans
Jan Jo
Johnny Wilson
National Boxing Association
Son
States
Australia
Canada
Long Hill Five Plays Fairfield Redmen Tonight
The Fairfield Redmen host Long Hill at the American Legion court in Fairfield tonight. Long Hill beat Fairfield earlier this season. Fairfield has added Frotherton of the Fairfield Legion, who scored eleven field goals last Saturday. Bragaw starred for Long Hill in the last meeting, contributing a third of their 36 points.
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Fairfelt
Redmen
Long Hill
American Legion
Fairfield
Wairfield
Frotherton
Fairfield Legion
Legion
Long Mill
Bragaw
Rees
Tiong
Taeahy Farrar
Randall Cc ‘ Moran
Watson Kaatete
Brotherton Brapuew
Is Boek
Schuman i Smith
Yankees Acquire Eight Sox Pitchers in Swap
A summarized report notes the recent deal between the Yankees and Red Sox brings eight Boston pitchers to New York, including Ruth May, Hoyt, Jones Bush, Harper, Schang, McNarr, and Scott, while former Yankees like Peckinpaugh Pratt Vick, Walters, Thompton, Riesell, Quinn, Collins, Piercy and Foster move to Boston. The piece also mentions a London birth of triplets and a London dispatch.
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Yankees
Red Sox
Ed Barrey
Disby
Boston Ameriganearon
Ruth
Mayr
Bush
Joy Ioe
Vaughn
Sammy Jones
Yarkees
Mays Hoyt
Jones Bush
Harper
Schang
McNarr
Scott
Boston
Peckinpingh
Pratt
Vick Ruct
Walters
Thopmanton
Rieesell
Quinn
Collins
Piercy
Foster
Griffith
Washington
New York
Wold
Kradone Varth
Australian tennis challenge for the Davis Cup
Jan 18 AUSTRALIAN News reports the Isn Lawn Tennis Association inviting the American lawn tennis nation to compete for the Davis Cup, with the event to be held under the NEL Austral banner.
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Ouane
Isn Lawn Tennis Association
Fragmented Local Card Copy Shows Frayed 1920s Tone
Disjointed OCR narrative mentions West Point rowing and boxing, a sick fighter, a pale blue tie, and a dramatic town entry to a ring. Names like Jim Duan and Johnny Wilson appear amid scattered sports and historical allusions, with references to Cleveland and Carpentier and playful sentences about cards and Charles VI.
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Johnny Wilson
Charles VI
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