Johnny Farrell Wins La Gorce Open With Eight Under Par
Johnny Farrell shoots eight under par 69 to win the La Gorce Open on the Rich La Grace Golf Tour, finishing with 274 for 72 holes. Bobby Cruickshank and Walter Hagen runner up. Sarazen 74 in final round, leading early then slips. Farrell, from Mineola, NY, dazzles with long birdies and eagle, including a 225 yard an iron choice to within 18 feet for an birdie attempt.
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Johnny Farrell
Rich la Grace
Miami Beach
Fla Mercy
Mamsroneck
Oday
Bobby Cruickshank
New York
Farrell
Jos Kirkwood
Hampion
Gens Saraven
Newport
Washington
Harry Cooper
Buffalo
Espinosa
Chicago
Lloyd Gulcknon
Cleveland
George
Parrell
Cruickahenk
Xe Farrell
Cruickshank
Sarasen
Hieme
Cruickk
RES BEAT NORWALK IN CITY TITLE CLINCHER
Norwalk Tires clinched the Norwalk city title as RES Be at Nash hit a field goal in the final seconds to seal victory in the championship series. In the opening game Norwalk Light and Power defeated General Electrics 38 to 32.
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RES
Nash
Norwalk
Viz
Ingt
Nash Engineering
Turn Up Action at Morgan Termilio Meet
An OCR fragment notes a turn up event at Morgan Termilio with numbers 243 415 200 and a first place claim by Mitchel Bi. The readable text is fragmentary and lacks clear context or attribution.
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Mitchel Bi
Penn Captures College Title Beating Tigers
Pennsylvania beats Princeton 24 to 22 in the Eastern Basketball League final scoring win on a late field goal by Don Noble. The victory gives Penn its seventh title. Schaaf fouled out late as Wittmer and other Princeton players were also sent off. About 10,000 attended the Penn palestra as Noble and captain Connell starred for the Red and Blue.
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Associated Prema
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Pennsylvania
Princeton
Dartmouth
Tigers
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Pann Guard
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Schaaf
Noble
Connell
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Hiates
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Lobley
Dikwies
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Thoborn
Witter
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Bower
Laser
Shade Defends Purse After Winnipeg Bout Inquiry
San Francisco middleweight Dave Shade testified before the Illinois State Athletic Commission in Chicago after a bout with Del Mountain of Winnipeg raised questions about a possible knockout outcome. The commission released Shade’s purse after he argued he had not shown favoritism or granted favors in his last 33 fights. The case included a separate matter over Bammy Mandell’s $5,000 forfeit to Jim McLarnin, deferred due to Eddie Kane’s absence and promoter Jim Mullen’s claim to the money.
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Chicago
Dave Shade
San Francisco
Ilinois State Athletic Commission
Shade
del Mountain
Winnipeg
Fountaine
Fountain
Eddie Puray
Bammy Mandell
Jimmy McLarnin
New York
Eddie Kane
Jim Mullen
Kane
Tex Rickard
Mandell
Mullen
Hitchcock Spra ins Ankle In Dismounting Polo Item
Tommy Hitchcock Jr a number two on Americas polo team sprained his ankle dismounting from his pony after a practice match at the Polo Grounds. He did not play today though he rode for an hour or more. Earlier reports of broken ribs and a fractured wrist were exaggerated.
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Aiken
Associated Preach
Tommy Hitchcock, Jr
America
Polo Grounds
Milford Prep Loses To Collegians 25 24
Milford Prep loses to the New Haven Collegians 28 to 44 in a Monday night game after earlier defeating strong opponents. Milford Prep shows a tight defensive effort but falters in scoring, with key players contributing limited minutes as New Haven pulls ahead in the second half.
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Milford Prep
Harding Quintet to Meet Holyoke in Friday Clash
Warren Harding High School basketball travels to Holyoke Friday to face Holyoke High, champions of Holyoke county Massachusetts. The Presidents seek a 29th game win rate as they prepare with workouts and long practice to meet the strong Massachusetts combine and conclude one of the season’s most extensive schedules.
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Warren Harding
J. M. Ricker
Holyoke
Holyoke County
Massachusetts
Harding
Meadmen
Connecticut
Jack Mead
Park City
Yale Swimmers Set Two World Records In Meet
In New Haven Yale swimmers established two world marks at Carnegie Pool during an intramural meet. A four man relay swam 200 yards in 1 minute 33.95 seconds, beating the old record by 0.2 seconds, with Captain House Hutchison Rapoport Howisnd on the team. A five man relay for 250 yards finished in 4 minutes 2.6 seconds, surpassing the prior record by 0.4 seconds, with Hagen joining the quartet. Officials Kim and Jack Fox of Bridgeport supervised the event.
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New Haven
Associated Press
Yale
Carnegie
Medalist Survives In Belleair Tourney
David N. Tallmen of Minneapolis equalled his 76 to defeat C. A. Moore of Derby England by 4 and 3 and advance in the Belleair amateur championship. In second round he meets A. W. Hakes of New York, who won 2 up over Jack Caswell. A father and son match saw the parent win by a wide margin as multiple matches concluded.
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Belleair, Fla
Associated Press
David N. Tallmen
Minneapolis
C. A. Moore
Derby
England
Belleair
A. W. Hakes
New York
Jack Caswell
Cleveland
Henry J. Topping
Greenwich
Conn
D. R. Topping
Lindilks Captures Lap of Bunion Derby
Holdbrook Ario March 20 By Associated Press Runuere in the 3400 mile cross country foot race passes the 600 mile post today trotting into Holdbrook behind Earle Lindilks of New casile Pa who won the seventeenth lap over a distance of 343 miles from Whitlaw in five hours and 12 minutes Peter Gavuzzi Southampton England came in second followed in order by Fitchard Thomas Oakland Cal Henry Swabey Ontario John Cronick Saskatoon Sask William Busch Boston Voight Hourstater Manistee Mich Anne Souminen Detroit Ol Wantinen New York and John Salo Passaie N J Andrew Payne Clarmore Okla who took first place in the Derby on the basis of elapsed time when Arthur Newton 44 year old Englishman was forced out yesterday by a sprained ankle failed to finish among the first 24 today He was bothered with oasilitis and officials doubted his ability to keep up the grind Holdbrook 608 mile glory on the ceuvre front Log Angeles Toma roves a Yeluah viN pe 40 to Navala Are
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Ario
Associated Press
Runuere
Holdbrook
Earle Lindilks
Newcasile
Whitlaw
Peter Gavuzzi
Southampton
England
Fitchard Thomas
Oakland
Cal
Henry Swabey
Ontario
John Cronick
Saskatoon Sask
William Busch
Boston
Voight Hourstater
Manistee
Anne Souminen
Detroit
Ol Wantinen
New York
John Salo
Passaie
N. J
Andrew Payne
Clarmore
Okla
Arthur Newton
Angeles
Sisko Stars as St Charles Win City Title over Presbey
The St Charles basketball team defeated First Presbyterian 44 to 27 to win the city church league title. Joe Sisko and Eddie McPadden led the Holy Name champions in a strong second-half rally, with Meserole and Cassidy anchoring defense and Sisko adding 17 points.
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Presbey
Harding
Holy Name Team
Eddie McPadden
Stratford
Sacraments
First Presbyterian
Joe Sisko
Harding High
Presley
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St. Anarles
Chan
McPadder
Eddie
Joe
Joe McGuire
Schaap
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Holy Namers
Preshys
Orie
Paladins
Gil Meserole
Cassidy
Meserole
Themerlves
K. Padden
Gordon Ahistrand
McPadden
Steko
Hall
Bruins Lose Final Home Game in Toronto Showcase
Boston Bruins fall 6 to 2 at home as Toronto Maple Leafs sweep the season series. Carson scores for Toronto in all three periods. Herberts, Keeling and Smith add Toronto tallies while Galbraith and Herrington reply for Boston. Bruins receive Prince of Wales Trophy for first place in the American division.
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Boston
Associated Press
Boston Bruins
Toronto
Yale Names Boxing Captain At Annual Dinner
E W Ritchie of St Paul Minnesota was elected captain of Yale boxing team at the annual dinner. He is brother of Wallace Ritchie who captained the team two years ago. O W Balls of Philadelphia was manager and Barnard Anton of He Gunge was elected as assistant manager.
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Maroh
Associated Preas
E W. Ritchie
St. Paul
Minn
Yale
Wallace Ritchie
O. W. Balls
Philadelphia Wagetel
Barnard Aton
Central High opens baseball tryouts with 55 candidates
Coach Eddie Reilly began Central High baseball preparations as 55 aspirants met yesterday. Mound and catching drills start this afternoon, with infielders and outfielders reporting next week. Key returning players include Takacs Doherty and Ray Gamprell, while the outfield and infield are largely rebuilt after graduation. Captain Ray Campbell may carry most catching duties, with many rookies trying for infield and outfield berths. a lengthy list of contenders follows.
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Hilltop
Central High School
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Ray Gamprell
Cummings
Parrell
Iavvy Duila
Ray Campbell
Bailey
Axa
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Spellman
O'’Connell
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Selter
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Catandella
Kona
Pattuzsi
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Parson
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McDonaid
Heaphy
Sabo
Kearney
Tetti
Qslon
Dryer
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Ft Jennings
O'Leary Frenzese
Clancy Sullivan
Crabtree
Hastings
J. Takacs Sternberg
Wargo
Riehl
Norton
Hurley
Hosking
Marchese
Wittenberg
Warden
Bissallon
Kahgo
Sakowitz and
Lafontaine
Muggins and Hirschman Meet On Red Men Card
Ex sailors Muggins and Hirschman clash in main event at the Red Men wigwam on Madison avenue with three other bouts and two opening wrestling matches. Anticipated crowd headlined by their second meeting in three months, plus Gilbert Payne’s comeback against Freeberg and Lawton versus Liberty, all part of a full card staged by matchmaker Duke Dick.
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Wigwam
Payne
Freeberg
Freddie Liberty
Sammy Lawson
Madison Avenue
Salor Muggins
Billy Hirschman
Norwalk
Tornado
Muggins
Bobby Powers
Jesst
Hirschman
Gilbert Payne
Gilbert
Ae Freeberg
New Haven
Freddy Liberty
Sammy Lawton
Lawson
Libert
Tom Kastor
Duke Dick
Hed Men
Meriden
Danielson
Simon Pyres
Bilever City
Tracy Ferguson
Joe Hotle
McGraw and Day Fight To Draw In New Haven Boxing Card
In New Haven the Arena A C star bout ends in a ten round draw as Phil McGraw of Detroit and Georgie Day of New Haven clash toe to toe. Referee Sloman declares a draw. Day improves later, McGraw leads early in a night of swift welterweight action with several quick knockouts and stoppages.
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Associated Press
Phil McGraw
Detroit
Mich
Georgie Day
Arena A. C
Sloman
McGraw
McCrae
Tony Travera
Izzy Grove
New York
Grove
Johnny Boalet
Bridgeport
Elmer Cicone
Cieone
Willie Hussey
Ion
Rex Bell
Anesonia
Prank Merino
Mew Haven
Willie Spencer
Norwalk
Spencer
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Danbury
Hal Larson
Preeberg
Larson
Kyvie
Ed Connelly
Hatting City
Eddie Brody
Tommy Brown
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Denbury
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Clam Town
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