Yale Tourney Opens With Central and Harding Hopefuls
Central High and Harding High basketball squads arrived in New Haven after final workouts for the Yale tournament. Harding faces New Haven Wilthouse at 3 PM, Central meets South Manchester at 4:15. Hills and Mancunians loom, with tough semifinal routes ahead after distribution of two Harding squads and expanded rosters.
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Harlem Five Defeats Essex 43 to 36 in Rel Men's Hall
The Harlem Five defeated Essex 43 to 36 in a game at Rel Men's Hall last night. Coleman was the top scorer for Essex. Earlier Wednesday Essex fell to Mohs 43 to TF, with scoring details unclear.
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Vogler Wins Billiard Tournament Title
The newspaper notes Vogler as the victor in a billiard tournament. Other entrants include Jawis MoVnapolis and James M. Lewis of New York. Details on date and venue are unclear due to damaged text.
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Meriden Beats Shamrocks 7 to 4 to Extend Lead
Meriden defeated a weakened Shamrocks team 7 to 4 in Waterbury boosting its lead in the American Roller Polo League. Notable moments included Bil Blount as foil for sensational foal tending, with clashes between Center Hardy of Waterbury and Blount.
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Dave Shade Knocks Tillie Horman Out in Six
Dave Shade of San Francisco defeated Tillie Horman of Los Angeles by technical knockout in the sixth round of a scheduled ten round middleweight bout at the Coliseum. Henry Lenard of Chicago beat Attle Frenchman Routis by ten round decision in the European featherweight clash. Johnny Hill of the Philippines won over And Martin in Boston lightweights, and Snug Myers of Portale, Italy defeated Billy White of Jersey City in a ten round welterweight bout.
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Kid" Horman
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Young Stribling Beats Rosenbloom In 19 Round Match
In Boston on March 17 Young Stribling, the Georgia light heavyweight, outpointed New Yorker Rosenbloom over 19 rounds. Stribling weighed 174 3 4 pounds to Rosenbloom's 171. The bout featured multiple exchanges with both men scoring and the verdict leaning to the Atlanta fighter.
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Belleair tournament final set for today
Hakihts Fla March 17 AP Robert A. Strana han of Toledo and O T Walk of New York reach the Belleairs final after Strana han defeats Hem Topping of Greenwich Conn in the semi finals. Talkman of Wilmar Minn falls on the last green as Wack misses an eight foot putt for a par four.
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Philadelphia arena to be named Philadelphia Madison Square Garden
March 17 in Philadelphia Vex Rickard announced the new million dollar arena will be named the Philadelphia Madison Square Garden after meeting with partner Albert M. Greenfield. Two sites are under consideration and Rickard will return mid next week to select the most convenient.
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Pennock Threatens to Quit Baseball
Kennett Square, Pa March VI Herbert Pennock star left hand pitcher and fox farmer will quit baseball if the Yankees do not meet his salary demands. Pennock spoke on his fox farm as teammates worked in Florida, saying he has kept fit by fox hunting and keeball and has begun new greenhouse work.
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Carpentier Plans Vaudeville Debut in New York
Paris dispatch reports former European heavyweight champion Carpentier will debut on the vaudeville stage in New York instead of Tunis. He told LiAug. a Paris sports paper that Edgar Belwyn offered him a contract with substantially higher pay.
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Belwyn’s Bold Move Sparks Forfeit Talk in US Match
In a surprising turn Belwyn appeared ready to blow an advantage as the United States faced a forfeit on a disputed 1 coutru play the situation unsettled officials and left players awaiting clarification on the outcome.
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Massachusetts youth leads Bates hockey captaincy
Heyward White of Belmass junior was elected captain of Bates hockey today. George Drabble of Holyoke was named captain of the Bates minor sports team, with Lewiston notes confirming the announcement on March 17.
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