Amateur Fights Tonight At State Street Casino
Bridgeport Raceys defeat Waterbury Bowlers in a boxing card featuring forty five rounds. Thirty boxers compete under Jay Baum with several new entrants and a potential Bridgeport six man team for February. Different weight classes include 108, 128, 118, 138 and 158 pounds with local and town boxers, and Steve Smith and Arthur Lewert prominent in the second age group. Louis Bogash acts as third man, with Anderson Healy and Andy Parker as judges.
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Nick Altrock recalls greatest ball game ever pitched
In an interview Nick Altrock describes the 1906 World Series opener where the Chicago White Sox beat the Cubs 2 to 1. Altrock notes Mordecai Brown allowed four hits and credits the victory with proving the Cubs were not invincible, reshaping team confidence.
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Boston Braves Have Fair Pitching Staff For 1922
Ed Mitchell outlines a pitching corps for 1922 Boston Braves with Mullen and Quinn added to a nucleus led by Hox, Goscheer, Watson and McQuillan. Dodge, Lansing and Menosky are among recruits in spring camp, aiming for regular berths and ready to bolster the mound depth for the season.
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Mike Menosky
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Thompson breaks record in indoor hurdles trial
Hanover reports Thompson of Dartland achieves a world best in the 120 yard high hurdles with a time near 3.9 seconds during an indoor meet. The performance is described as a potential world record if officially ratified, with preparations for broader events in Boston and other cities noted.
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Columbus boys club bowlers lead city league
In a lively Columbus city bowling scene the Columbus Foys lead the league with a six game edge over Laurel while Hindus Poxys sit close behind. Ivanards and others post high totals and several players top 300 in three straight strings as clubs schedule matches through Wednesday.
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New Haven Five Faces Y M H A Tuesday
Bridgeport and New Haven clubs prepare for a Tuesday clash at M H A hall with Elm City Junior heavy on Gubersky Bailey and Gubersky leading and Markle Botwinich among New Haven roster. Local fans expect Bridgeport to win big aided by the return of Gordon after illness.
Havana to Enter the Penn Relays
Philadelphia January 20 The University of Havana will be represented at the Penn Relays with a relay team consideration noted. Officials have not yet decided whether to enter the relay squad or compete in the field events. Many colleges and universities have registered entrants.
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Veterans in Sports Value Youth and Competition
The piece argues for maintaining youth appeal in sports while recognizing value in veteran participation. It questions whether aging competitors should retire or continue, and proposes ideas like interregional veteran championships to keep wider interest and opportunity for older athletes.
Desh and Mohardt Cleared in Notre Dame Game Scandal
Indiana and Notre Dame figures faced mounting scrutiny over a Carlinville game betting scheme. Desh and Mohardt presented evidence they were not in the lineup, while Notre Dame officials warned of drastic action if players were proven to have participated.
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Princeton Sets Unique Record Since the War
Princeton University enjoys its greatest athletic period in history as it leads in multiple sports since the war. Harvard, Yale, and Princeton dominate track, football, baseball, and other events with Princeton holding a strong edge in minor sports and overall win totals against its Big Three rivals.
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Griffiths to schedule seven exhibition games for Washington
President Minthe of the Washington Amerenng today announced a plan for seven exhibition games to be played with the Aston Nationals on a joint northern trip from their training camp. The schedule includes venues in Florida and various cities, with games set for April and early spring matchups.
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Bridgeport Kaceys Move to Lead in State League
The Bridgeport K aceys rose to first place in the state Kacey Dowling league after sweeping Waterbury Knights in three games. Dewey led Bridgeport with high single and high total honors, firing a 134 single and a 119 total while Waterbury fell to second place.
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