Special relay slated for Bridgeport track meet
Holy Cross Fordham and New York A C 10 compete in a seven teen event program at the State Armory on March 14. The meet features a medley sprint relay, a college relay with Holy Cross Fordham and NYU, and an industrial relay. Local stars and Yale and Boston College Prep runners are expected to race, with notable participants from Hartford and Bridgeport.
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Bridgeport Athletic Club
State Armory
al Anderson
Park City
New England
Inong Josephy
Hartford
Comins
Josepha
Yale
Bob NcAllster
Bernie Walera Jr
Johnny Mack
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Ha Wall
New York
Felaman
Resnack
Royal Welch
Bridgeport Trade School
Holy Crome
New York University
Worcester Collegians
Wesleyan
Brown
Boston College
Boston
New Haven
Aw Tierney
Bitz Simmons
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Mille
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Cutit
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Maer
Norwalk
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Columbia
Dovelas
Thomas Cavanaugh
Waterbury
Boston College Prep
Cavanaugh
Atyse
Boxton
Anderson
Jomes J. Trey
Aventa
Matty Shane
Bridgeport
Johnny Fitzpatrick
Sinc
Ares
Maxwell, Manning and Moore
Amar Joan Chain
General Electric
Bridgeport Brass
Board of Recreation Rooms
Choate Teams Dominate Hockey And Basketball This Year
The Choate School hockey team achieved the most successful season in school history, beating Loomis and all rivals except Yale and Princeton freshmen. Captain Moffatt led with 32 goals, Norris 27, and the squad showcased strong defense and team play. The basketball team captured the Connecticut Preparatory School Championship with only one loss, despite key injuries and a scaled roster, under Coach Olcott.
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Choate
Loomis Institute
Sextet
Yale
Frinceton
Connecticut
Kent
Taft
Loomis
Pomfret
New Haven Arena
Enst
Harvard
Princeton
Saint Paul
Concord
New Hampshire
Qen
Fitch
Bishop
Cambridge Latin School
Boston
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Moffatt
Norris
Wings
DeLamater
Senley
Vander Horst
New Haven High
Williston
Loomix
Wy Uty
Connecticut Preparatory
Wesleyan
Wallingford
Johnny Hayes
Olcott
Ruarus
Calipre
Paedy
Mater
Bridgeport
Aha Aves
Fifty Star Players to Open Title Play Today
New Orleans on March 2 will see fifty top professionals and amateurs begin the Southern Open golf championship at the Country Club course. The feature match tomorrow pairs Lee Diewel of New Orleans against Jock Hutchison, the British Open champion, with Jim Barnes facing Gene Sarazen in a strong field.
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New Orleans
Country Club
Tomorray
Lee ‘Diewel
Jock Hutchison
Jim Barnes
Noider
Gene Saracen
Pittsburgh
Sweetser Leaves Yale Golf Plans For Business Move
New Raven March 2 Jess W Sweetser star Yale golfer will not play for the 1922 Bulldog team this spring as he has left college to enter a prominent New York bond house. He will stay in New York until next fall when he expects to resume classes at Yale. His absence hollows Yale chances in both golf and track, though he may enter key metropolitan tournaments this summer.
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New Raven
Mar
Jess W. Sweetser
Bronxville
N.Y
Yale
Intercotegrata
Bond Hous
New York
New Haven
Swveetser
Sweetser
Hotte
Juna
J. Simpson Dean
Princeton
Eleshes
St. Louis
Chick Evans
Shhofield Scientifc
Absene Tholos
Sweether
Sweetner
The Duffer's Spring Song and Baseball History Notes
A mixed piece blends golf and sport lore with mentions of Ty Cobb Babe Ruth and Honus Wagner. It reflects on the spring game, the burden of records, and calls for reform in college athletics including scholastic standing a one year rule and better coach conduct to foster clean amateurism. It cites Cobb Ruth and historic run totals and discusses ethics in coaching and scheduling.
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Ty Cobb
Dizey
Cobb
Wich
Usacs
Babe
Ruth
Sabe
Douglas Ready to Confer with McGraw on Giants Contract
Phil Douglas of Birmingham Alabama telegrammed manager McGraw stating his willingness to meet in San Antonio for a conference on his contract. McGraw indicated the talk would settle terms and decide the pitcher’s status with the Giants.
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Phil Douglas
McGraw
Ban Antonio
Tex
Giants
Phit Douglas
Birmingham
Alabama
Douglas
McGriw
Bey
Dempsey Improves Since Willard Bout Says Critics
The article argues Jack Dempsey shows clear improvement since defeating Jess Willard for the title. It notes his speed and form surpass past peak, predicts continued growth with more fights, and contrasts his current conditioning with Willard’s prior sluggishness. Dempsey’s development is seen as gradual and not overnight.
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Jack Dempsey
Willard
University School Quintet Tops Trade School Five 24 to 21
The Bridgaporn Trade School five lost to the University School quintet 24 to 21 at the Boys' Club yesterday afternoon. Ehrsam led the winners with three field goals and seven fouls, while Taylor added three from the floor. Poor foul shooting by Trade School and strong guard play by Wogan highlighted the contest, the first of a three game series to crown a challenger to the title.
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Bridgaporn
Seagol
Oy 2 Scory
Ttle
Ehrsam
Taylor
Ths University
Teavers
Wexler
Byron
Glynn
McGee
Wogan
New Maven
Conan Ericcwon
San
University School
Presbyterian Hall
Hilton
Ing
Ehraam
Medea
Regen
Egan Leg
Trady School
Worxler Rf
Finsétl
Ghiotto
Petrino Lf
Burr_ts
Whelan
A- O Denbullian
Herd Hertheath SS
Barnum Conquers Staples Quintet in win
Philadelphia bar two horse shoe pitching revival at University of Pensylvania. Nearly fifty students qualified to compete for a varsity pitching team. Practice grounds laid out in the terminal quadrangle.
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Philadelphia
University of Penn
McGraw Faces Tough Task Replacing Burns In Giants Camp
Giants manager John McGraw must find a successor to George Burns and stabilize the outfield while adding two curveball pitchers. Huggins also seeks clarity on Frank Baker's legs, and Ruth and Huggins navigate suspensions as Spring Training opens at Hot Springs with questions about the infield and outfield depth across the roster.
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John Metraw
Minlier Hugging
Wilbert Robinson
New York
McGraw
San Antonio
George Burns
Huggins
Frank Baker
Tega
Baker
Ruth
MuRrome
Yins Hua
Mike Mene
Wouleyan
Nany
Yale
Robbie
Choate
Watertown High
Zach
Springfeld
Cheate
Princeton
Brooklyn
George Burros
Goma Nandy Elsairichea
Bil Cunningham
Thats
Shisners
Asgochilon
Clark Hendricks
Aix
Zoane
New Gate
Hennie Groh
MacGraw
Hes
Red
Wesleyan Baseball Schedule Includes Sixteen Games This Season
Mindy town Conn March 2 Wesleyan University announces a sixteen game baseball schedule featuring seven home games and several away contests. The slate opens April first with Springfel College at Springfield and includes matchups against New York University Boston Brown Dartmouth Williams and Amherst among others with dates scattered through April May.
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Mindletown
Conn
Wesleyan University
Tanlent
Dune
Amberar
Springfel College
iSpringfield
Massachudete Aggles
Calum
New York
Bewdoing
New York University
Brown
Dartmouth
Hanover
Wiliams
Providence
Aggina
Williams Anh Walchiristow
Storce
Maxsach Metin Aggies
Amioral
Amherst
Ambhorst
Six Day Cycle Riders Train in Newark New York
Six day cycle riders train in Newark New York for the Madison Square Garden race opening Sunday. Five riders arrived yesterday from Europe, including Jean teams and local Newark participants. The Wild Wee crew prepares for the finish, with camps and cookhouses set up for Saturday morning arrivals.
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New York
Treentye
Madison Square Garden
Penny
Archivatte Lage
Jack
Minern
Newark
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