Seaside track meet draws 75 entries in pentathlon events
The W. A. Wil stage it annual track meet at Seaside tomorrow afternoon. First real meet for girls in Park City. Nearly 75 entries received for pentathlon and events. Helen Clark leads as referee with Anne Smith and Emma Franz Sides among officials. Pentathlon winner gets pool medal. others receive emblems.
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Bridgeport High School
Charize
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Pater
Anta Casper
Ing
Clark
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Anne RK. Smith
Emma Franz Sides
Elsa Schmidt
Constance Hatheway
Fo Love Penthason
Helen Bilias
Mae. Carroll
Anna Cesper
Frances Ronnie
Margaret
Clacurro
Dorothy
Mixed Doubles At Brooklawn Tennis Opening
The Brooklawn Country Club will host the first mixed doubles tournament this Saturday. Seventeen players have entered including 12 women and 5 men with entries announced yesterday. Richard Neithercut will reveal the pairings today and details list entrants like Mrs. Neithercut and Mr. Neithercut among others.
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Brooklawn Countty Club
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Richard Neithercut
Basketball and track stars shine in school events
A readable fragment lists multiple female athletes including Mary Van Schwerth Edna Gilbert Edna Wheeler and Kathleen Oliver in a basketball round and track events. Other names appear across events such as standing broad jump with Edna Gilbert Dorothy Wheeler Carrie Gerold and Gertrude Townes.
Yale Freshmen Shine in Athletic Work Across Sports
Yale freshmen from the 1925 class emerged as a strong athletic nucleus across football track baseball hockey swimming and crew. Coach Tad Jones eyes several sophomores to bolster the varsity, noting perfect plebe football, fast relay prowess, and solid showings in hockey and swimming for the Eli newcomers.
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D. H. Carter
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TLIS
New Haven
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Falmer Stadium
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Inny
Ted
Colleges Enter National Track Meet In Chicago
Chicago June 1 Fifty three colleges entered the second annual National Collegiate Athletic Association trick and field meet at Stage field to determine the nationals title. Over 200 athletes are expected with contenders from Pennsylvania Yale Penn State Georgetown and others across the Big Ten and Missouri Valley regions. The roster includes Chicago Northwestern Michigan Purdue Minnesota Ohio State and more as organizers announced preliminary events and late entries may arrive tomorrow.
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Yale
Pend State
Georgetown
Anihersat
Wannilton College
Wesleyan University
Georgia Tech
Vanderbilt
Big Ten Conference
Trnple
Northwestern
Michigan
Wictcowan
Purdue
Minnesota
Towa
Ohio State
Missouri Valley
Novrasta
Drake
Kangsaw
Missouri
Amas
Kansas Aggies
Washington University
Grinewell
Davis Cup Matches Abroad Begin Saturday
Davis Cup play will start this Saturday abroad with France facing Denmark in Copenhagen and Italy meeting Britain. Spain looms as the strongest potential semifinal opponent, while last year’s British captain Woosnam is out with injury and the team may include Kingscote Lowe Turnbull and Gilbert.
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LORK
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Forench
Denmark
Copenhagen
Italy
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Max. Woosnam
Col. A. BR
Kingscote
R. G. Lowe
O. G. N. Turnbaulus
J. B. Gilbert
Balbi
de Morpurgo
Sabbedini
Spain
Japan
Manuel
Jose Alonso
Count de Gomer
Flaquer
France
Belginren
Houmania
India
Philippines
Count de Gomar
Alonso
Finquer
Manual Alonso
Capt
Andre Gowert
Henri Coche
Jean Borotte
Joan Coniteza
Erik Tegner
Vagn
Peterson
Bache
Gobert
Atkie
Australia
Belgium
Czechoslovakia
Patterson
Wood
Anderson
Goullet to Meet Ohrt in Tonight's Velodrome Race
Alf Goulet faces Hans Ohrt in a best two of three six day heat at the New York Velodrome on Stath Street and Broadway. Ohrt debuted last Saturday beating star Bobby Walthour. Goulet seeks to outpace him with tactical skill and endurance.
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Hans Ohrtch
Meiday
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Broadway
Milé Beeta
Ohrt
Bobby Walthour
Chrt
Goullet
Major Hoyle Deserves Credit For Eli's Polo Work
New Haven June 16. Dus chiefly to Major R B Hoyle US Army and to Louisa E Stoddard the Yale polo team, which will meet Princeton on Meadow Brook turf June 22, stands as Yale polo's strongest effort. Hoyle has coached Yale polo since 1920, guiding the early squad and giving it steady practice several afternoons weekly.
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EB. D. Hoyle
Louisa E. Stoddard
Yale
Princeton
Meadow Brook
Major Hoyle
West Paint
Morvich to Run at Aqueduct This Saturday
New York January 15 Gotham racegoers will see Morvich in competitive action in the Carlton Stakes the mile event Aqueduct. Trainer Wred Burlew is confident of a win while Morvich is also slated to travel to Santa Anita the next day for further workouts before the Milldale meet. Snob and Pillory are listed among the rivals with Snob to race Saturday and Pillory set to depart the following Tuesday.
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New York
Jenn
Gotham
Morvich
Snob
Pillory
Hartford Sends Duryea to Charlestown Club
Hartford manager Janek Glosfey announced that durable Duryea is headed to Charlestown in the South Atlantic League. Duryea has shown potential as a solid ball player, but lacks experience and the team plans to monitor his development before a permanent league role.
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Hartford
Duryea
Charlestown Club
LE Arltfort
Janek Glosfey
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Sharkey Martin Bout Called Off In New York
Reported in New York that the Jack Sharkey versus Vincent Martin bout scheduled for June 22 at the Field was canceled after a failed negotiation. Martin’s manager Tim Kelly demanded 36 percent of the route. the venue forced a change with the bout canceled and a replacement matchmaker from Bebe Bore McReever instead of Sharkey’s usual.
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New York
Dave Diuriscalhaw
Jack Sharkey-Vincent
Pepper) Martin
Timmey Kelly
Marin
Vrisedll
Bebe
Mie Shuetkeys
Mer- Hin Kent
Penn State Elects Kauffman Junior Captain of Baseball Team
Kauffman of Jenkintown was elected captain of the Penn State baseball team for next year, succeeding Harold Barron. He is a hurler and joins the junior class at Pennsylvania State College.
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Babe Ruth Talks Hitting Confidence Before Detroit Trip
Babe Ruth, in the Buckingham courtyard in St Louis, discusses his hitting plans for the season. He figures to hit around 40 home runs, aiming for a strong finish, and notes pitchers are throwing tougher, with lingering concern about his form after reinstatement.
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Howill
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Tyra
Seager
Hollister Heights Nine Wins Second Game
Hollister Heights tops Fratkin squad 20 to 14 as Volpe hits a three run homer and Weder delivers solid pitching. The team plans to host Withow Junior at their diamond and calls for player reporting and practice ahead of upcoming games.
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Weder
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Stratford
Ballisiter Heights
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Fedor
Slagserty
Balt
DeSabia
Falare
Stuske
Coury
Leo
Bally
Sabol
Chnavell
Many Stars Entered in Collegiate Meet at Urbana
The article lists top entrants for a major intercollegiate track event in Urbana. Noted names include Dalia of Lietiiet as Western Conference 440 yard dash favorite, Walter of Amosville in 440, Brown of Pennsylvania as half mile winner, with times and events spanning 21 seconds for sprints and 1 minute 65 seconds for the half mile.
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Batre Gama
Wie
Yaelish Ha
Dalia
Lietiiet
Walter
Amos
Sioner
Brown
Ponneylvante
Westport Area Baseball Roundup June Showers Local Games
June 25 report notes Greens Darms team winning the White Plaing veart at Bedford Oval and Westporters set to face La Aust AC of Bridgeport Sunday at Iermatonk Lot. Rosebuds of Saugetuchk clash with Norwalk A.C. again after a big win, while Eagles of Wassport head to Bridgeport to meet Walnut Reserved at Seaside Park. Junior team earned a forfeit from Black Rock when opponents lacked a full nine.
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Bridgeport
Iermatonk
Ake Victor
Vormkanl
Sacce
Ring
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Harris A. C
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Dgan
Norwalkers
Mgalist
Fas
Rosebuds Thie Ima
She Eagles
Wassport
Tridgeport
Sealside Park
Black Rockeam
Ald
Gentlemen of Leisure All Stars Defeat B B Nine
The Gentlemen of Leisure league All Star team won a windy game at Sensida park over Booth and Baylisg school nine by 13200. McCarthy Kerwin and McCarten starred in the win, Kerwin and McCarten played their last contest and will join Crans and Graphoshone respectively, ending their time with the Gentlemen's league.
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