Ray and Eby eye Millrose track records
New York report on Jose Ray and Earl Eby aiming to break records at the Millrose Games in Madison Square Garden. The program features major sprinters and distance runners, with Karl Eby chasing the 600 yard title and top rivals including Long Tom Camp Sell Yale and Deak Wolters.
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New York
Jose Ray
Har
Hach
Karl Eby
Madison Square Garden
Long Tom Camp
Sell
Yale
Melvin Csuttner
Sgo
Buffalo
Alan Whelifrich
George‘town
Holy Cross
Boston College
Johnny McHugh
E Jay
M.I. T
Harbor Ice Delays Circle as Vessels Seek Shelter
After a week of rising harbor activity two oil tankers from Gulf line diverted to the local harbor because the Housatonic River north of Stratford is iced over by more than six inches. The tug Charles McCaffey sailed for New York towing light barges. Both tankers anchored at the government dock at the foot of South Avenue awaiting an ice breaker to reopen the channel. The oyster boat Resolute, repaired in New Haven, returned to service and rests at Hitchsok Gas Engine dock where hoisting gear is being installed to resume work.
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Charles McCaffey
McCaffrey Line
Nw York
New York Harbor
Gulf Line
Gulf Refining Company
Housatonic
Stratford
Government Dock
South Avenue
New Haven
Hitchscock Gas Engine Company
Stratford V5 New Haven High Courting Sterling Hall Victory
Stratford High hauls seven straight wins entering Friday clash at Sterling Hall against New Haven Hillhouse five. Stratford has 185 points to 88 allowed, led by captain Billy Bedel with 20 field goals and 39 fouls. Hefferman trails with 40 points.
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Stratford High School
Sterling Hall
New Haven Hillhouse
Stratford
Billy Bedel
Hefferman
Oxford Relays to Penn Carnival Team Sent
Oxford University will send a relay team to the University of Pennsylvania relay carnival in April to contest the two mile event. Cambridge was invited but could not accept. The Oxford quartet is expected to be four fast runners, though exact members were not announced.
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Philadelphia
Oxford University
England
University of Pennsylvania
Cambridge University
Oxford
Pennsylvania
Westminster Center Star Heads to Canada
New Haven Jan 29 Billy Burch of the Westminster hockey team left for Toronto Canada last night stating he would not return unless the Westminster trouble was settled by Monday He is recognized as one of the best players in the United States Amateur League and the action creates uncertainty over the club’s status.
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New Haven
Billy Burch
Westminster
United States
Toronto
Canada
Wight
Sister
Himapif
St. Louis
St. Outa
Barney McManus
Brownlie
Joe Geese
Arney
Gerber
Walter Gerber
Esterbe
Browns
Hddie Foster
Red Sox
Eddie
Fohl
Pittsburgh
Tierney
Grimm
Maranville
Traynor
Pirates
Ford
Boston
Merney
Yankee
Eddie Collins
Aaron Ward
Aarons
Mighty Sweet
Wally Pipp
Cincinnati
Jake Daubert
Jake
Garry Herrmann
Garry
Daubert
Little Lew Fonseca
Bohne
Pinelli
Caveny
Pat Moran
Roger ‘Hornsby
Cardinals
Jim Bittomiey
Syracuse
Fournier
Stock
Milton
Branch Rickey
Little Ray
Toporcer
Kamm
White Sox
Chicago
Willis Kamm
Mulligan
Johnson
Sox
Colling
Sheely
Grantham
Jack Doyle
Grimes
Charley Hollacher
MACK BUILDING NEW INFIELD GIANT INNER WORKS BEST
A long baseball infield forecast explores defensive strength and hitting depth across major league clubs. It highlights Sister, Gerber, Tierney, Ford, Dykes, Hale, Galloway, Rigney, and Hornsby among others, predicting shifts and injuries shaping 1923 defenses and lineups.
The Sullivan Corbett/Odds and Dempsey Prospects
A retrospective on the Sullivan Corbett fight odds versus public opinion, noting how early praise or doubt reshaped after the match. It also assesses Floyd Johnson and Willard/Dempsey dynamics, outlining Johnson’s need for experience speed and skill and the path to facing Tom Gibbons as a test before challenging Dempsey.
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William A. Brady
Corbett
Sullivan
Boston
Johnson
Tom Gibbons
Gibbons
Dempsey
Old Time Flingers Were Strongest In Baseball Averages
Winter official batting averages show all top 15 events as hitting, with pitchers unimpressive. Rogers Hornsby hit over .400 and set NL records for 259 hits and led in home runs, hits, and runs. Ty Cobb tied or set multiple records. George Sisler matched Cobb and broke the AL consecutive-game hit mark. Paul Strand led Pacific Coast League with a new total hits record. Oliver Smith of New Orleans had 12 straight safe hits. Jim Williams, Urban Faber and others set or approached notable marks in various leagues.
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Rogers Hornsby
Yy Cobb
George Sisler
Ty" Cobb
Paul Strand
Bunny” Brilet
Oliver Tucker
New Orleans
Gen Willams
Walker
Perkins
Miller
Athletics
Urban Faber
Joss
Walsh
Bender
Plank
Brown
Mathewson
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Earl Eby
Millrose
Penn State
Woodring
Tom Kenne
Bosston College
Boston A. A
Jake Driscoll
Newark A. C
Morningsides
Loughlin Lyceum
Fordham
New York A. C
Paulist
Hilrose
Louis Myers
St. Loui
Loren Murchison
Colonel Dieges
John J. O'Brien
Mortimer Bishop
John J. — Dolan
Mciata
Wade
Murchison
Bob ‘McAllister
Adrirers
McAllister
Onut Murchison
PENN
Bridgeport
State and Bank
Barnum
Tinker
Richmond
California
Libby
Regnar
Sperry & Barnes
Sloan's Liniment
Sloan's
Linimen
Washington
Maplewood School
Prospect School
Lertore
Fongfellow
Maplewood Gym
Maplewood- Washington
Maplewood
Jaques
Gordon
Buswell
Pattizze
iBarries
Wassington Pla
Whitehead
Fernando
If. Blake
Ce Fappas
Ahlstrand
Corbally
Prospect
Seale
Burlant
Gross
A Steinberg
Hauken
G Longfellow
Feketert
Sy Balazs
Papp
C Sandy
Hunchack YE
Boum
Westminster Center
Sisler
Alloway
Everett Scott
Scotty
Jon Dugan
Wanks
Yankees
Mack
Sammy Hale
Connie Mack
Hauser
Hale
Jimmy Dykes
Galloway
Bounds
Bancroft
Baker
Barry
Collins
McInnis
Detroit
Harg
Pratt
Cutshaw
Secon
Tigers
Lew Blue
Emory Rigney
Rigney
Dovie Bush
Robbie Jones
Grantland Rice
Slin
George Ade
Ade
Belleair
Wla
Willard
Aixty
Floyd Johnson
Bill Brennan
Walt
Troutse
Buckingham’s Furniture Sale
KTOW
N. Buckingham & Co., Inc
City Savings Bank Main & Bank Streets
N.J
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