Hettinger Leads Bridgeport in State Billiard Tourney
Hettinger, Bridgeport’s top billiard player, will be the sole local representative in the state championship starting Monday at the Colonial Parlors in New Haven. Eight players compete. entrants include Nicholas Hubinger, Charles H Miller, Fred Burnham, George Cox, and J N Spencer. The event runs with two matches daily until elimination, and prizes include several trophies.
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Ty Hettinger
Bridgeport
Colonial
New Haven
Hettinger
Fridge
Uhies
Nicholas Hubinger
Charles H Miller
balkIne
Miller
Balilina
Iun
H. Hutchinson
Fred Burnham
Treat Stag Billiard Parlor
Hartford
New York
Connecticut
George Cox
Wallingford
Neer
Stond
J. SN
Spencer
Derry-Ansonia Board of
McGraw Signs Five Year Contract to Manage Giants
New York June 27 Kent Stoneham of the National League club announced John McGraw has signed a five year contract to manage the Giants. McGraw said it was too soon to discuss future duties on the coaching lines and would not talk about active duty for the season yet.
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New York
Kent Stoneham
John McGraw
Giants
MacGraw
Vantrael
Trume
Tr Jy
Dave
Seven Entered in National Billiard Championship Tourney
Seven competitors will sign in the national class A 18 2 balkline billiard championship under the auspices of the National Association of Amateur Billiard Players The field includes Charles Heddon Dowagiac Mich Percy N Gallins Chicago Edward Gardner Montclair N J Ragar T Appleby Francis S Appleby and T Henry Clarkson New York and Arthur Morrill Bradford Home club of Bradford who tied for third in last year's Colonial cup.
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New York
National Association of Amateur Billiard Players
Cecil NM. Munoz
Charles Heddon
Dowagiac
Mich. Holier
Percy N. Callins
Illnois Athletic Club
Chicago
Edward Gardner
Mountclair
N. J. Ragar
T. Appleby
Francis
Appleby
T. Henry Clarkson
Aingstown
Qhiz
Bradford
Arthur Morrill
Leg thrash reshapes swimming records at Amherst
Amherst Jan 20 The rapid leg thrash with arm movement and a slight body roll is cited by Coach Richard F. Nelligan as key to record breaking in swimming over the past year. He notes advances from Nuttall to Daniels to Handley and mentions eight beat kicks and six beat crawls as evolving techniques among world class swimmers.
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Amherst
Richard F. Nelligan
Amherst College
Nelligan
Neligan
Joey Nuttall
Frome
Jom McCusker
Nuttall
C. M. Daniels
Pantela
Daniel
Frank J. Sullivan
Weimer
L. D. B. Handley
Damon
Tamon
Duke Kaharamakh
Stockholm
New York Athletic Club
Ross
Langer
Regalta
Nick Altrock Reveals Path From Major Leagues to Clowning
Former major leaguer Nick Altrock explains his shift to baseball clowning after being waived out of the majors. He describes pitching in the minors, outfoxing players, and choosing humor over a fading career to stay in the game.
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Nick Altrock
Kansas City
Cincinnati Will Not Sell or Trade Roush
Ohio. Ian Hartmann, president of the Cincinnati Nationals, said Ed Roush, center fielder of the Reds, will neither be traded nor erased. He noted no salary discussion but contract demands are impossible of approval, and Roush reportedly said he will play for Cincinnati or quit the game.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Ian
August Herrmann
Cincinnati Nationals
Ed. Roush
Reds
Roush
Hartmann
Harry
Giapateh
Oaklandity
Ind
iRousa
Itvush
Lonah
Quelua
Indoor golf record set by Al Ciuci at Sparling school
Al Ciuci fired a 70 to set a city indoor golf record in a foursome at George Sparling’s indoor golf school in Stratfield hotel. Henry Ciuci was runner up with 72, while Nathaniel Wheeler and Al Ciuci beat George Sparling and Henry Ciuci two up.
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al Ciuci
George Spar- Wing
Stratfield
Ciuci
Henry Ciuci
Nathaniel Wheeler
George Sparling
Henry Cluci
A. Chici
George Sparlings
Wat Wheeler
Park Ity
YM H A Quintet to Meet Glenbrook Next Tuesday
The Y M H A basketball team faces Glenbrook, a strong 14 1 season rival, here next Tuesday night. Glenbrook has defeated Pad dacks Greenwich TK Alpines and Blessed Sacraments, while Y M H A has only one loss. A junior contest vs Fairfield Redmen precedes the main game.
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Glenbrook
Greenwich TK
Alpines
Blessed Sacraments
Fairfeld Redmen
Willie Plant to Walk for World Record in 3000 Meter
Willie Plant of the Morningside A C national walk champion intends to break the world record for the 3000 meter walk. The attempt is set for the Wilco A A annual games at the Thirteenth Regiment Armory Brooklyn February 13 with rivals Joy Pearmen and William Rolker of the New York A C nearing form for the February 18 date.
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Willie Plant
Morningside A C
Wilco A. A
Thirteenth Regiment Armory
Brooklyn
Morningside i A. C
Joy Pearmen
William Rolker
New York A. C
Yale Rifle Team Shines In Intercollegiate Match
In the New England Intercollegiate Service match Yale scored 996 of 1000. Three Ell team members fired perfect scores. Major Davidson of the Yale RB. O. T. C. coached and witnessed the shooting with individual scores listed for Bennett Schlesinger Williams Redick Lanham Lowndes Balter Meyer Clee Biggs.
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Yale
Major Davidson
Yale RB. O. T. C
Yale Fencing Team Announces Schedule
Yale fencing team outlines a winter and spring schedule with meets at New Haven Annapolis Washington New York and Cambridge plus intercollegiates at New York City. Key events include junior and individual championships in foils saber and epee from January 26 to February 29.
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Jan
Yale
Dean
A. & Naval Academy
Annapolis
Wahington Mencers Club
Washington
Columbia
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New York
Dartmouth
Farvard
Cambridge
Motel Astor
University
Guy of America
Aubrey Devine to coach at Iowa after playing career
Aubrey Devine, Iowa star, will end his athletic career with the baseball schedule and takes on a year round coaching role at Town. He will coach the freshman football team and assist in other sports, turning down higher salaries elsewhere to stay loyal to Iowa and complete his law degree.
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Aubrey Devine
Devine
Iowa
Town
Ing
lfeMillin
Centre College
Centre
McMilla
Towa
Dempsey Leonard Britton and Buff in 1923 boxing outlook
A year ahead sees Dempsey as heavyweight king and Leonard as light welterweight favorite, with Britton, Wilson, Kilbane, and Buff contending. Kilbane clings to a fading crown, Wilson acts as a volatile force, and Buff arrives as a rising challenger. Forecast notes travel through 1922’s close into 1923 with cautious optimism and looming uncertainty.
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Dempsey
Leonard
Britton
Wilson
Kilbane
Buff Tathe
Phillies 10 Play Eight Exhibition Games in South
Philadelphia National League club schedules eight exhibitions after leaving Leesburg Florida training camp. Included games: April 1 Columbia South Carolina, 3 Char Vrotte, 4 Baltimore at Winsor Salem, 6 Baltimore at Winston Salem, 6 Richmond Virginia, 7 Henderson North Carolina, Athletics at Philadelphia, Newark. Also aiming to arrange a series with Washington American League team. Players depart for Leesburg in early March.
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Philadelphia
Leesburg
Fla
Columbia
Char- Vrotte
Baltimore
Winsross- Salem
Winston- Salem
Richmond
Henderson
Athletics
Newark
Washington
Florida
Lamy Wins First Series of Pro Races at Saranac Lake
Famund Lamy of Saranac Lake wins the opening pro meet ahead of Bobby McLean Donald Baker and Dorie Day. Lamy takes both the 440 yards and half mile events with times of 38 1 2 seconds and 1 minute 21 seconds respectively while McLean wins the one mile race.
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Lamy
Saranac
Saranac Lake
N. Y
Famund Lamy
Bobby McLean
New York
Donald Baker
Brooklyn
Dddie Day
Canada
McLean
Baker
Day
Junior Chamber to Meet Brasscos In Farm Arena Night
The Junior Chamber of Commerce basketball squad faces the Brass Company quintet at the Farm tonight in a fast contest. The Junior Chamber has lost only one of eight starts this season and hopes to add another victim. Lineups include Whittes Pelton at right field.
Duffy Lewis Not Wanted by Yanks
New York January 20 Jacob Ruppert president of the New York Americans denied that the Cubs offered to trade Duffy Lewis to Salt Lake City for Twenty five thousand dollars The former Yankee star Lewis was manager at Salt Lake City Ruppert said the Yankees never planned to bring Lewis back and had no proposition involving him
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New York
Jacob Ruppert
Chicago
Cubs
Salt Lake City
Quttlelder
George (Duffy) Lewis
Yankees
Lewis
Ruppert
Penn Plans For A Big Year On Cinder Path
Penn announces a busy season for indoor and outdoor track with six indoor events and six outdoor meets plus England events. Indoor dates include Jan 28 Brooklyn College, Feb 1 Melrose at Madison Square Garden, Feb 4 Erasmus Hall, Feb 11 National AAU junior intercollegiate, Feb 22 Armory. Outdoor fixtures start April 22 Harvard at Franklin Field, April 25 Penn Relays, May 6 Dartmouth, May 14 Cornell, May 20 Intercollegiate, freshmen, May 28-27 Intercollegiate.
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Penn
Red
Blue Stars
England
Brooklyn
Madison Square Garden
New York
Boston
Tech
National A. A. U
Twenty-second Regiment Armory
Harvard
Frankin Field
Dartmouth
Hanover
Cornell
Hare
Intercolleginiaa Mest
Intercollegiate
Two Tennis Champions Set For Charity Match At Ritz Carlton
World champion William Tilden II will play Vincent Richards in a charity doubles style match on the Ritz Carlton court Sunday night January 23. Ned Gourdin joins the field for the Millrosa games sprint event scheduled for February 1 at Madison Square Garden.
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Peneî T of Charity
William Tilden
Vinesnt — Richard
Ritz-Curtton
Ned Gourdin
Tlaryard
Madigon Square Garden
Presbyterians Lead Church Basketball League Tie for Second
Tarzan Larkin, a Minnesota lumberjack who vowed not to cut his hair until he defeats Jack Dempsey, knocked out Homer Burke in the first round. The First Presbyterian team leads the Interchurch Basketball League with a two game edge over First Baptist, Pirot Methodist, and United Congregational, all tied for second as the schedule moves to tonight's City Gym games.
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Tarzan Larkin
Minnesota
Jack Dempsey
Homer Burke
Jersey City
Burke
Larkin
First Presbyterian
Interchurch
First Baptist
Pirot Methodist
United Congregationalist
Presbys
Universalist
St. John's
Summerfield
First Methodist
City Gym
United Va
John
First Bapist
United Cong
Washington Pk
Intercollegiate Race Set For June 26 In Poughkeepsie
The intercollegiate rowing season ends with the Poughkeepsie regatta on Monday June 26. Harvard and Yale choose Friday June 23. Last spring's races ran June 25 and New London regatta followed. Yale Columbia regatta on Harlem River April 29 could boost interest.
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Harvard
Yale
Harlem River
Michigan Coach Warns Against Football Barnstorming
Michigan coach Yost argues college football overuse harms education. He warns post-season tours across the country resemble barnstorming by pros, risking academics and the university’s role. He urges limit to ten weeks, end coast trips, and prevent commercialization of intercollegiate athletics.
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H. Yost
Michigan
Ksauperporters
Racing Results From Marylands Race Day Events
Race by race results list six events with claiming purses, ages, distances, times and finishing positions. Notable entries include Birdin G at 6-5 with time 1 08 5, Burgoyne and Wineconne in the second race, Ballot Mark and Willow Tree in the maiden, and Panamen and Fibberty Gibbet in later legs, plus a six-furlong claiming event with Panamen.
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Birdin G
Wilson
Paul Micou
Lang
Dalht Maid
Wallace
Burgoyne
Luke
Wineconne
Gantner
Plain Bil
Thomas
Mite
Colletti
Willow Tree
Garner
Monstl
Lowe
Col Taylor
Panamen
Ponce
Evan
Fibberty Gibbet
Mooney
Mtime
Firth
Pimlico
King
Translate
Buxton
Gray Garblea
Carmen
Vengeance
Finn
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Parecast
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Antil Kilbane
Johnny Wilson
West
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Hia Serangement
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Phillies
Duffy Lewis
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Presbyterians
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