Tiger Supremacy in Collegiate Basketball Decline for Dartmouth
New York reports Dartmouth suffers a third straight loss as Princeton dominates the league, while Cornell and Columbia show weakness. Princeton clinches the Intercollegiate title, with upcoming clashes highlighting the final week of the 1924-25 season across the league.
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Racing Results and Entries for Five Furlongs
Race results with multiple horses and entries listed for five furlongs. Notable names include McHugh, Berg, Olympic, Fernandes, Ravenwing, and Senator Conan among others. Times range around 5.23 to 19. Front runners and prices shown, with several participants and odds noted.
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Havana Results Five Furlongs Claiming Race
Five furlongs race on dirt at Havana Downs produced a tight finish with Charlies Ath Fehd Alee taking second. The shed row notes list Thiele and Need Iiwt among other horses in the claiming event.
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ASEL KIVIAT WILL RUN IN MANHATTAN GAMES
A garbled report notes ASEL KIVIAT planned to run in Manhattan Games at the Armory events. The fragment mentions women’s larrivee and other unclear details about contestants and results.
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Cubs Begin Spring Training Amid Youthful Lineup and Prospects
Cubs prepare for 1928 spring camp at Avalon California with many fresh players and only four veterans over thirty. Manager Killifer aims to blend youth with steady veterans as ten practice games lead into daily scrimmages and a three game Los Angeles series before facing Salt Lake. notable figures include Alexander Meranville Cooper Jacobe and Persy Jones with a mix of pitchers Charley Root and Big Six style movement noted.
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Killifer Pellevesne
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Tha’ Island
Chartey Root
Christy Mathewson
Portsmouth Giants prospects gain four hopefuls from town
Portsmout h supply of talent grows as four local players join the Giants spring camp. Pitchers Greenfield and Manners plus outfielder Arthur Cromp are viewed as strong prospects by John McGraw. Hack Wilson shows improved form after studying pitchers. Georges Nelly delays joining. Christy Mathewson and Jurge Emil Fuchs arrange spring exhibitions for March 13 and March 26. Wayland Dean remains sidelined with a right foot corn inflammation.
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Arthur Crump
Greenfield
Wilson
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Hants
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Arthur Cromp
Georges Nelly
San Fransisco
Christy Mathewson
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Swedes Eliminated From Cup Tourney By Waterbury Loss
The Swedish A C fell 6 0 to Waterbury ele ven in Brass City yesterday afternoon, ending their State Cup run. Alvon and Stunro scored for Waterbury as the Swedes guard struggled. Waterbury advances to face Hartford Thistles in final rounds. Bridgeport Celtics beat Woodlawn 2 0 in Amateur League action. Scandia 4 2 over Union Spoting Club, Olympics edged by Campbells 3 9 in State League. Campbell's Brown Wright Paylor and Smith led the scoring. In New Haven rifle meet Hillhouse Bridgeport and Waterbury high schools each led with 500 points, Bridgeport winning on tiebreak.
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Staples High and Norwalk to meet in Wednesday charity game
Staples High School basketball teams, paired with Norwalk High, clash Wednesday night in a benefit game to aid outfitting the baseball nine. The old rivals have not met in five years, drawing expected large crowds with a girls’ game between Maples and Fairfield High also on the card.
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Tiger Flowers 8 Favorite in Boston
Tiger Flowers, noted color champion, drew large crowds in Boston. He set attendance records at Madigan Aquar Garden and Commonwealth Club with Jackie Clarke, and continued a rapid fight pace by defeating 7 of 11 opponents in under eight weeks, aiming for title contention.
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The Sportlight and Baseball Odds in The News
Grantland Rice surveys the coming season with notes on top pitchers such as Vance Johnson and Huth Thornsby, mentions rookies and veterans, and previews boxing cards and racing results, mixing sports chatter with local notes and race data across the page.
The Swat Habrs Sw hearns and belts stories
A garbled column recalls boxing figures and weights, mentioning Nate, Johnson, Dea, and Wilbert. It portrays a playful rivalry with belt talk, a pennant race, and plans to raise chickens as the season unfolds. The piece reflects quirky sports banter and local pride.
Milford Teams Triumph In Court Action Scores Tale
Milford High boys beat Seymour 26 22 on Seymour court as Bescher netted a late five point run and Beacher scored a remarkable field goal. Milford girls overwhelmed Fairfeld 42 10 led by Mina Sullivan and Miss Hereford with 20 and 22 points respectively. Milford seconds fell 18 15 to Seymour seconds in a fast contest.
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Detroit Critics Pitching Weakens Team In 1925 Outlook
The article recalls Ty Cobb defending Detroit Tigers pitching as weak despite strong infield and slugging outfield. It cites past pennants and praise for hitters, notes staff players like Whitehill and Holloway, and mentions promising rookies and lineup plans as the Tigers prepare for the season.
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Muddy Ruel Not In Exhibitions This Spring
Chicago dispatch notes Harold Ruel will see limited action for the Washington Senators as they plan to protect him for key duties in the pennant race. The team, short on catching depth, relies on Nacy Ruel Bennett Tate Billy and others while pitching for the Giants renewals will be handled by Walter Reuther Stanley Coveleskie with younger staff help.
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Booth Suspended From AAU For 30 Days In Distance Event
Verne Booth former Johns Hopkins swimmer now with Millrosa A A in distance events was suspended for thirty days by the Metropolitan Association of the AAU. He competed at Georgetown University games on February 21 in Washington without a special permit from the local committee.
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Walker Seeks Box Much-Touted Mexican Star
Los Angeles March 8 Mickey Walker welterweight contender has voiced interest in boxing the famed Mexican heavyweight Fuente if he makes a bout possible. Walker, who recently stopped Bet Malham, says a Walker Fuente match would draw well and boost sales with Huffman promoting the show. Walker weighs 147 pounds while Fuente is listed around 215.
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