Yale Freshmen Beat Hilltoppers In Second Round Narrowly
Reports from Madison Square Garden describe a boxing card where Yale freshmen edged Norfolk in a rough second round. Harry Soba, heavyweight of New Yorleans, KO'd Kid Norfolk of Baltimore in a bout halted amid fan disapproval after Norfolk was floored multiple times and showed a blooded mouth.
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Milford Prep Defeats Pearl River In County Final
Milford Prep upset Pearl River 28 to 24 at the Milford gym to take the Rockland County title. Starters Gibson and Sullivan led Milford while Norman contributed well for the losers as Pearl River had held the crown for three years.
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Michigan State Fair bars harness racing amid policy shift
The Michigan State Fair Association announced the end of harness racing this fall, sparking a controversy statewide. Governors and track owners face pressure as Toledo introduces new added-money purses and three-heat formats aimed at revitalizing stock and attendance.
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Middle West Colleges Decline Boycott of Pennsylvania Relays
Intercollegiate strife eases as Western schools enter the Pennsylvania Relay carnival set for April 28 and 29 at Franklin Field. Western athletes, including Oregon and Wisconsin, pledge strong showings while East and international entries expand the field to about 400 colleges by early April.
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Wee Willie Keller’s Remarkable 700 At-Bats Before Strikeout
A historical account recalls Wee Willie Keller rarely struck out, ranking a sustained 700 at bats before first strikeout in a National League season. It notes era stars like Cy Young, Ty Cobb, Honus Wagner, and Babe Ruth, with Keller’s unique hitting approach and the Orioles’ pitching strength cited.
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Amherst Names McLaughry as New Football Coach
Amherst college announces Dy. O. McLaughry will coach the 1922 football team, succeeding Wesley Englehorn. McLaughry, former Westminster College coach and athletics director, has a record of productive teams and extensive coaching study across major programs.
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Indoor Tennis Championships Announced for March 20
Mrs Mullery of New York reports the annual indoor championship for women will be held at the Tonswood Covered Courts Chestnut Way the week of March 20. Three divisions singles penblas and mixed doubles. Entries close March 26.
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Training Camp Chaos Fills Major League Camps
Many managers face spring training hurdles as rosters and lineups are unsettled. Ruth and Movse face five weeks out for the Yankees while Detroit, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, and Cincinnati juggle pitching, infield wells, and shortstop questions. Giants appear best prepared as others scramble before the 1921 season opener.
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Pitchers Offer To Pay Own Expenses For Chance
Cincinnati March 2 Pynante Thornton of Elusbinsh semi pro baseball pitches offers to pay his own expenses to secure a chance with a Cincinnati club. Victor Jelingen, Army veteran, obtained from Cincinnati Tech for a reporting trip. Town members set to report in Cincinnati will depart for training next Sunday. Felton and Horton of Toledo set pace in the recent Amori AMLD Congress. A. Cooper of Toledo appears amid minor individuals as bowling begins with bowers tonight.
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BILIARY STAR DIES. RUPFALO CONTENDER DIES TODAY
Charles Cuis a noted contender in the national three cushion billiards tour died here today in Rupfalo New York area. He had been a frequent figure in billiards tournaments and was known for his skill and competitive spirit.
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Anti Racing Bill Passes Maryland House of Delegates
In Annapolis Maryland the anti racing bill cleared the House by 70 to 80 votes though explanations for several roll calls were unavailable. Baltimore city and two Baltimore County delegates supported the measure. The bill now goes to the Senate where action is expected next week.
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Sinclair Wins Verdict in Playfellow Case
New York March 2 Harry S Sinclair won a $100,000 verdict in Brooklyn Supreme Court against James Johnson over the Playfellow racing horse. Sinclair alleged concealed defects and lack of warranty after placing the animal in his stable. The prior trial ended without a verdict. an appeal was planned with a 15 day stay of execution granted.
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Lincoln Defeats Weinley Quintet 18 to 3
Lincoln earns a decisive victory at Municipal Gym yesterday afternoon defeating Weinley by 18 to 3. The undefeated Lincoln team dominated with strong showings from Peet and Marsh in the feature clash.
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Relief Driver 10 Drives Own Car in 500 Mile Race
Indianapolis March 2 Jerry Wonterlich a longtime speedway figure is set to drive his own modified Frontenac car in the 500 mile classic. Mrs Mune Harvey owner of one Frontenac four nominated Wonderlich to pilot the entry. He rebuilt the car formerly driven by Sayles and aims to display mastery with his own mount at Indianapolis and other venues on the Panille Coast circuit.
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Former Federal Judge Lands Mayor Bid in Chicago
Chicago March 2 Kenesaw Mountain Landis former federal judge and son of baseball commissioner has set reports that he may enter Chicago politics as a mayoral candidate. He plans to leave March 10 for a training camp and implied he had not intended to seek public office.
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Yale Defeats Bridgeport High 55 12 in One Sided Game
Yale freshman basketball overwhelmed Bridgeport High School 55 to 12 on the Elm City court. Frankie Mertens led Bridgeport with two field goals and two foul shots, while Yale’s Sulaman and Susman dominated scoring with ten and eleven baskets respectively. Bridgeport to face New Haven Academic High next.
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English Golfers to Compete in America This Summer
The Royal and Ancient Golf Club accepts USGA invitation to send a team to the United States this summer pending funding. The British amateur championship remains unchanged except that handicap qualification will be removed. England may field six to ten leading amateurs for competition around Brookline Massachusetts in early September.
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