Suffield Prep to Face Bridgeport High Relay Team
Suffield Prep will race Bridgeport High quartet in a special one mile and an eighth relay at the Bridgeport meet on Saturday. The local team includes Carroll Fitzpatrick Ryder with Saur and Nicholson as substitutes. Suffield aims to field a five-man squad Puck Caldwell Tryot Dawe Sylvester. Four teams will compete in the girls relay event and twenty four boys are entered across multiple 40 and 600 yard events.
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Bridgeport High
Carroll, Skane
Fitzpatrick
Ryder
Saur
Vicholson
Suffield
Puck
Caldwell
Tryot
Dawe
Sylvester
Skene
Fitspatrick
Carroll
Cabin
Sam
Vsharles
Lymra
Feldman
Dober
Sagal
Reyorn
Davis
Baldwin Stanton
Dalton
Fira
Klopiowsky
Lockhart
sRavitz
Yemerling
Wiehelaen
Wenbauer Wll
Ekoattes
Park City
vThe Alpines
Ie Club
Lewis and Kelly Defeat Waterbury Team Five Games
Dennis Lewie and Jimny Tally lead Brigitts of Columbus to a five game win over Waterbury, with top scores and individual totals cited. The report lists game by game results for Tampie Harper and Reemye, plus team totals and notable marks.
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Lewis and Kelly
Waterbury
Dennis Lewie
Jimny
Brigitts of
Columbus
Temple
Harper
Waterbus Ave
Paris Ciy
Gonnie Lewis
Eemye
Lewis
St Joels To Observe Fortieth Anniversary Smoker
The St Joseph T B and L Agagation marks its fortieth anniversary with a smoker and entertainment tonight at 671 Barnum Avenue club rooms. Four boxing bouts on the card include Clark vs Kelly in the opening, with Bob Swords vs Ed Long in the semi final and a final featuring Charlie Atterton vs Cleo and Leo twins, plus a second Clark and Kelly pairing and a Delaney referee. An official program with plenty of cats will follow.
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St. Joseph T.B
L. Agagcation
Barnum Avenus
Beween Clark
Kelly
Bob Swords
E¢ Long
Charlie Atterton
Cleo
Leo Twins
Clark
Star Bay State Tech Runner Earns Education Through Track
Prox, March 15. Elmer Sanborn of Dover, a leading Tech distance runner, balances farm work with study while earning a Tech letter. He trains daily at Tech Field and rides a 7.10 train to Boston, aiming for two-mile relay captaincy. Other Tech runners, like Fred Cook and Billy MacMahon, balance jobs with athletics.
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Massachusetts Tech
Bimver E. Fanhord
Oroni
Tech
Ife
Elmer
Dover
Toby Sanbert
Sanborg
Dale
Boston
Sanborn
Tech Field
Frank Kanaly
Elmer Key
Billy MacMahon
M. I
Ganlborg
Fred J. Cook
The
Engineers
New England
Freddie
George Vallacre
Billy MacMihon
Yankees Pitching Staff Tops World in 128 Wins Last Season
In Orlans La Marchio the Yankees boast a six man rotation led by Jones Bush Shawkey Mays Hoyt and O Dou l as the strongest mass of pitching in the league They expect to win the pennant and possibly the World Series next year with Miller Huggins guiding the club Regulars held light hitting practice while the fielders and pitchers tuned up in warm sun with Mays absent from mound duties and Babe Ruth seen golfing after a session.
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Orlpans
Marchio
Ia Mays
Hoyt
Jones
Bush
Shawkey
O'Doui
Giants
Yankee
Miller Huggins
Yankees
Shawley
Mays
O'Doul
Carl
Frank Roth
Cardinals
Boxers Hornsby
Tegulara
Suns
Hugeia
Wally Pipp
Aaron Ward
Hivored Boot
J. Vrank- Ma. Beker
Huggins
Wallington
Scott
Scotty
Frounders
Crows
Polo Grounds
Roger Peckinpaugh
Red Sox
Ward
Col. Hustons
Col. Rupperts
Faker
McNally
Inks
Army
Coronela
Fourteen Nations Enter Davis Cup Competition
Fourteen nations including the United States entered the Davis Cup competition as entries closed. Teams listed Australia Belgium Canada Czecho Slovakia Denmark France Great Britain India Italy Japan Romania Spain and others. Draw to be publicly announced Friday noon by the United States Lawn Tennis Association with first round dates set.
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Inyw
York
United States
Australia
Belgium
Canad
Denmark
France
Herdsi
India
Italy
Japan
Rcumenia
Spain
United States Lawn Tennis Association
West Side
Penni
Forest
Long Island
Nown
Fairmounts Meet Y M H A TOSSERS on Madison court
The Fairmount A C quintet clashes with Y M H A Independent on Madison Avenue court tonight after a recent loss to the Y M H A team. Lineups show Fairmounts Hoskies Brennan Ostrofsky Rogenblum and Cashman Schleas leading the attack while no bowling changes occur in Toledo.
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Fairmount A. C
Madison Avenue Court
Y. Mf. HL A. Tum
Fairmounta
Fairmounts
Y. Mar
Hoskies
Hoskies RF Schwate Brennan 1, ¥A Chine White E. Ostrofsky Pawerark, & Rogenblum
Cashman
L. G. Schleas
Dreamlike reflections on ancient beasts and modern sport legends
The passage blends poetic musings on heroism and the vanishing age of great beasts with contemporary sports chatter. It mentions plesiosaurus and brontosaurus scales, a Panama whale, the mammoth, and ongoing hunting metaphors, then shifts to boxing debates about Carpentier, Campney, and historic figures like Corbett, Sullivan, Dempsey, and Eddie Collins. It weaves praise and critique of athletes and eras, ending with a roll call of players and records.
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Mike Kelly
Cobby
Delehanty
Ruth
Sullivan
Dempaty
Patagonian
Panama Zone
Four Local Amateurs Set for Wallingford City Bouts
Four local boxers Nick Chalack 127 pounds Steve Smith 123 pounds Genny Castle 183 pounds and A Ratarura 148 pounds will compete in Wallingford tonight. Entries include fighters from New Haven Meriden and Wallingford. Local boxers leave the city at 5 PM.
Kid Kaplan to Appear Here in Feature Bout Next Month
Hello Quintet beats Devon Tossers 28 24 to open season as SNET Bridgeport beats Devon AG Taamlaat Tigh 23 20. Dassing starred for both sides in a defensive contest with Chapman of Devon among the scorers.
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Kid Kaplan
Hello Quintet
DEVON
New England Telephone Company
Bridgeport Tyon
Devon AG Taamlaat Tigh
Plaver Dassing
Qunter
Wby
Chapman
Devon É . Ge FF
Pus Ywents Rt
Anthony Uh
Q O'Rourke
Anthony LE
SNET
Bowden
Walls
Landis Visits Brooklyn Camp. Dodgers Pennant Hopes Rise
Judge Landis, visiting Brooklyn, said the Dodgers look like champions this time of year. Boxing promoters in the city plan bigger and more frequent shows with several cards drawn up. August vs Eddy for Jewish Relief funds set for Tuesday. Moruxe to face Bones in semi final. Delaney optioned for April 16 possibly vs Hugh Ross. Kaplan may appear April 3. Doitz and Kaplan agree terms for a bout. Holmes option tied to DeLaney. Delaney group seeks suitable opponent for Kaplan. Jennings reports Ducky Holmes option extended to March 27. Robson refused to meet local battler, delaying plans.
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Duriets
Pete August
Young Eddy Wil
Jim Bones
Vourk Moruxe
Moybite
Bridgeport A
Jack Delaney
Hugh Ross
Ross
Eld Kaplan
Meriden
Madison Square Garden
Wagner
Oal Rafeh
Paul _ Doitz
Kaplan
River City
Moe
Hughis Hutchinson
AL Jennings
Jack Dejlaney
Ducky Holmes
Merci
Holmes
Jennings
Tommy Robson
Shelton Quintet Wins West Side Basketball Title
The Shelton girls edged Prospect 15 to 11 at Maplewood Gym to claim the West Side title in a fast, closely guarded game noted for sharp passing. Miss Wilsen and Alias Wittenberg started for Shelton as Prospect endured tough shooting and rims that mocked their attempts.
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Shelton
West Side
Maplewood Gym
Misa Wilsen
Alias Wittenberr
Browns Supplant Smiths as Heroes of Athletic World
The article highlights Brown family members across colleges shaping track prospects. Fiske Brown of Harvard, Roy Brown of Dartmouth, Robert Brown and Norman Brown at Cornell, and Dartmouth’s LeRoy Brown lead events from high jump to five mile as contenders.
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Smiths
Browns
Cornell
Robert Brown
Norman Brown
Dartmouth Blad
Roy Brown
Giants to stage southward barnstorming second team
Giants announce a second team will depart San Marlin under Dick Kinsella to barnstorm through the South and reach New York by April 10. Jess Burkett will assist as field manager with a squad including Bercy, Hart, Hale, Black, Stengal, Boone, Brown, Samide, Mee Loughlin, Rachac, Benton, Albertson, Proctor, and others. Regulars stay, Lew Wendell to San Antonio. final roster to be fleshed out before the May 15 league deadline.
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Marlin
Tex
Mar
Giants
Yannigans
San Marlin
Dick” Kinsella
York
Kinsella
Jess Burkett
Howard Bercy
Jeyatter Hropt
Eddie Hale
Bill Black
Fiehh
Causey Stengal
Ke Boone
Floyd Brown
Frank
Samide
Bill Mee Loughlin
Max Rachac
Persetda
Lone
Larry
Snyder
Smith
Gaston
Nehf
Toney
Ryan
Shes
Causey
J. Barnes
Rawlings
Meusel
Founs
Rhigners
Cunningham
Jennings
Dolan
Lew Wendell
San Antonio
Peagan
Newyork
Mmcgrawlel
Hale
Boone
Berry
Frank Zuna Seeks Boston Marathon Win With New Stars
New York report on the 26th annual Boston Marathon run on Patriots Day. Frank Zuna of Pantilla A. C. favored after last year’s course record, despite a cold. Canada’s J. Cattery has won twice. USC’s Kubias touted as a new sprint star for Penn relay carnival.
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New York
Boston Athletic Association
Ashland
Roatan
United States
Lealing Marathon Rangers
Votranta
Dafore
Frank Zuna
Pantlla A. C
Seagate
Washington
J. Cattery
Canada
Zuna Han
Cattery
Radlands
University of Southern California
Penh
Huydin Atar
Kubias
Purdhers
Southern California
Y .As
Gould and Ellison Feature Tourney Play
Milford's championship bowling tourney resumes at the Palace alleys. H Gould won five of nine frames against Al Scholz with 893 pinfall and 108 average. Charley Ellison defeated Gould seven of nine with 889 total and 92 average, high single 110.
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Palace
H. Gould
al Scholz
Charley Elligon
Gould Saven
Gould
Scholz
Charley Flagon
Orpe
Hawk
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