Hahn Beats Wide in Sensational Mile Race
American champion Hahn of Boston A. A. and Sweden’s Wide staged a thrilling finish in Madison Square Garden. Hahn surged in the final lap to edge Wide after a fierce duel lasting eleven laps, with Goordwin leading early and Connolly assisting before Hahn broke away. The crowd roared as Hahn claimed victory in a world-class time, with Wide close behind and other runners like Connolly, Moore, and Goodwin in pursuit.
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New York
Hon Rand
Hawin
Knights Ag Columbus Teak
Madison
Mabn
Willie Goodwin
New York A. C
Remp
Hahn
Godtwin
Wither White
Wide
Vain
Goordwin
Jimmy Connolly
Fough
Nebraska
Iyaba
Nurmi
Lea Dike
Tae Fone
Kahn
Jao Sivak
Une
Uahn
Connally
Gua Moore
St. Bonaven Tiis College
Goodwin
Ray Dodge
Timeis A. C
McAlliste Tovman
Lorens Turechison
Whada A
Frank Hussey
Boxton College
McAllister
Thases
Murchison
Mca
J Uns New York
Sands
Alvs Mone
Cheage
A. A
Ray Roberson
Boston & i Johnn
Gibson
Pordham
Starune Frory Scratel
John Neil
Newark
Anderson
UL Geoghegan
Cregh
Isade
Serous
Kearn
Andersen
Newark Prep
LeSalle Institute Onbeek
Track Summaries from a New Jersey event
A long, OCR filled report covers track results with multiple events. Winners include C Genghegan of Bloomfield in the one mile, Chet Hewman of Newark A A U in sprints, and Emerson Morton in pole vault. Several relays and distance tests list top placers from Newark, Fordham, New York A C, and Manhattan colleges.
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C Genghegan
Wloomfield
N. J
Tae Teum Club
Ore Anderson
Finland
Joseph Slickey
New York University
A. A
Kearny
Newark Prep
de Lasalle Institute
McAllister
Murchison
Bowman
Thard
Hussey
A .N. Lawrence
Princeton
John Princeton
S. Casey
George Leness
New York
A. C
Frank HW. McCloskey
Hoston College
Alan Telffrich
Alva O. Martin
Chicago
Chargetown
Boston College
Fordham
Manhattans
St. Bonaventure
City College
Casey Mile
Tlusa HR
Boston
Kelvin Wkle
Sweden
Joseph Sivak
Tinsts A
Jimmy Connolly
Newman Plant
Morningside A. C
Frank Wargula
Newark Nv
Willie Plant
Ray Dodge
Winnis A
Pincus Sober
Bill McKillen
Heston College
A Case
Baroniti
Rubado
Proudlock
Cooke
Georgetown University
Emerson Morton
Witneis A. A
Fred Weisner
Georgetown
Roy Slagle
U. of Penn
Morton Wor
Mandieap
Worthy Harel
Oxdern
Gail Robinson
Hull to Meet Mello in Boston March 28
Hull to meet Mello in Boston on March 28 in an amateur bout at Lowell Maine? The card lists Hull who recently defeated Champion Pete Fatzo and will travel from Circle Hu to Boston to challenge Mello as promoter Mall Miller announced the purchase of the card rights.
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Hull
Mello
Boston
Niy York
Marsh
Mall Miller
Southern Battlers
Frankie Lehoe
Lin
Scranton
Pete Fatzo
Otke
AH Mello F
Lowell
Mass
Bovton
Millionaire George S. Raker Still Golf Loyal at 87
Brunswick Georgia report profiles George S. Raker, age 87, avid golfer restricted by medical orders. Once chased fame with Bobby Jones. at Jekyll Island he resists overexertion while enjoying golf, an auto ride, and rare public interviews. Raker’s life centers on Breen courses and limited land access at wealthy enclaves like J. P. Morgan’s island.
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Brunswick
Maren
George S’. Raker
Sears
Golf
Blink Nets
Raker
Decks
Millonaires
J. P. Morgan
Baker
Eight New Amateur New England Champions Named
Boston March 17 Eight new amateur boxing champions crowned at the New England AAU finals were to depart for Cincinnati for the national junior championships. Winners include 112 lb Geri Glance Boston 118 lb Frank Moore Medford 126 lb Andy Callahan Lawrence 336 lb Jack McCarron Somerville 147 lb Ray Duckey Chelsea 160 lb James E Cro nin Somerville 178 lb Jimmy Mendis New Bedford heavyweight Laby Wilson Charlestown.
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Boston
Mass
New England
James E. Cronin
Somerville
Jimmy Mendis
New Bedford
Laby Wilson
Charlestown
Davis Cup draw opens with nations in 1921 Western Zone
President opens the Davis Cup draw at White House in the presence of delegations from 21 countries and four nations. Greece faces Czechoslovakia in the second round after the initial selections, with Japan to meet Mexico in the American zone and Spain to face India in Europe. Winners in both zones compete to challenge the United States for the cup in Philadelphia next September. France’s Jean Boretta attends. Australia absent for the second year.
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Dwight Davis
Japan
Mexico
Cuba
Canada
Spain
India
Sweden
British Isles
Denmark
Diolland
Switzerland
Austria
Ireland
Sith
Africa
Czechoslovakia
Greece
Belgium
Poland
Portugal
Germany
Hungary
Italy
France
Roumania
Jugoslavia Dew
America
Jean Boretta
William Tilden
William Johnston
Vincent Richards
Nurrig Williams
United States
Philadelphia
Wiliam Tilden
William Jonnston
Australia
Billy Wallace to Battle Sid Terris in Madison Square Garden
Billy Wallace a Alaska native now in Cleveland to fight Sid Terris in a ten round bout at Madison Square Garden under promoter control. Wallace battles Terris a speed and boxing talent against a rugged puncher with a history of stopping rivals while Raphin meets Frankie Kink in a supporting ten rounder and Sunny Dorinian faces Eddie Anderson in another bout.
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New York
Billy Wallace
Alaska
Tex Rickard
Madison Square Widen
Sid ‘Yerr
Kammy Mandell
Wallace
Cleveland
Slains
Kid) Kaulan
Qabe Herman
Raphin
Frankie Kink
Texas
Sunmy Dorinian
Edidie Anderson
Wyoming
Harvard Athletes Well Cared For At Cambridge
Harvard university maintains a medical care system for athletes. Dr. Thomas K Richards says a thorough injury checkup now exists to prevent fatalities from negligence. During football, 15 to 24 percent seek treatment. winter averages 15 to 20 days per athlete, rising with spring outdoor sports.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
Thomas K Richards
Harvard University Athletic Association
P, Q Clothes Shops Restore Low Price Era anew
The PG and Q Shops recounts bustling decades from 1915 to 1927, detailing shifts from wool exports in 1916 to customer flight in 1917 and price turbulence in 1918. It celebrates returning value with $15 to $35 suits, aligning with the old big-value days and offering music to buyers with low prices and high quality.
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Europe
P&q
Pg&q
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