Delaney to Meet Young Fischer in Relief Bouts
Bridgeport promoter signs Jack Delaney to face Young Fischer of Syracuse on April 10 after Fischer's approval. Empire State fighter joins Delaney amid controversy, with Ross favored by fans. relief card set for State Street Casino tomorrow including eight and ten round bouts and an exhibition.
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Two new players sign with Bill Donovan's Wildmen New Haven
On March 2 New Haven Baseball club announced signings of Sid Rogs a left handed pitcher formerly with the New York Giants and Grover Bennett a young catcher. Rogs brings a long minor league record including 15-13 in 1916 and 17-12 in 1917 with New York affiliate teams. Bennett, 21, 5 feet 10 inches, 179 pounds, arrives after trial with multiple clubs.
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Greb Says He Outfought Gibbons By Courage In Bout
Harry Greb disputes critics who doubted his body punching and endurance. He claims he outgamed Sommy Gibbons despite height and weight concessions and took most damage in close quarters, proving his nerve and resilience.
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Columbia to Start Football Work Soon
York March 21 Buck O Neill mentor of the Columbia University football squad will begin spring training for his warriors on April 10. A practice gridiron will be prepared on the Dykman bid recently acquired by Columbia through George F Balens generosity so as not to interfere with ace bane hall and track practice on South Field. The most pretentious schedule arrowmce since reinstatement of football on Morningside Helgha has been made up for the 1922 glave. It is deemed necessary to set an early start the Coach 4(Xen) will may pur ticular attention to Meking and other departments of the game in additony to developing new material.
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Acme Shear and Chain Volleyball Sparks City Match
Managers Philip Colligan of the American Chain and Fred Tordoff of Acme Shear field ready teams for the inter city volleyball night at the local Y M C A gym in New Haven. A return match is set for next Wednesday at New Haven M A. A state title hopes hinge on the outcome as Industrial Department eyes Hartford if New Haven falls.
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United States Air Service Grooming Plane For Race
Washington reports the United States Air Service is preparing an MB-VIL Wono plane with a 450 HP engine for the world speed championship. Amid bets between French and British amateurs, trials show speeds above 200 miles per hour in practice flights at Mitchel Field Long Island.
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Inter-Building Series Game At Bays Club
The second game of the Inter-Building series for the Director's Cup will be played this afternoon at the Bays club between Wilson and John Street buildings. Last week's opener was won by the Wilson team. Expected participants include Lesneski, Philbrick, Lydickgen, and Surett among others.
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Roth Has Served Six American League Clubs
Robby Roth, suspended by the Yankees, is said to seek employment with another club after stints with six AL teams including the Athletics White Sox Senators and the Yankees. His brother Frank Roth is noted warming up as a Yankee pitcher in New Orleans.
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Ambitious season thoughts mix with notes on football
A fragmented column reflects on early 20th century sports, praising perseverance and learning in football and other games. It laments overconfidence of pennant winners, notes Philadelphia’s shifting fortunes, and defends sport as a measure of fortitude and stamina amid changing tides.
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Early start for intercollegiate tennis work
New York March 21 Intercollegiate tennis activity begins earlier than usual with many colleges posting schedules. Dartmouth forms a tennis association to promote the sport with matches against prominent East players and a spring schedule across campuses, including Arizona Northwestern Chicago Wisconsin and more, culminating with intercollegiate matches in Philadelphia.
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Kilbane and Beecher eye European title bout plan
Kilbane sails for Europe with a May London bout against Charley Beecher reportedly planned at the National Sporting Club. Beecher will head to London after a tour of Ireland, while Kilbane aims to defend the featherweight crown longer than Sullivan held the heavyweight title. Tex Rickard's resignation altered plans for a Madison Square Garden match.
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Methodist Five Defeat Newfields in Warner Institute Thriller
Methodist A Casicng till zeny defeated Newfields at the Warner Institute by 43 to 12. Rogerson Brickgan and Walters starred for Methodist with Walters scoring seven and Rogerson contributing one. Newfields’ Toor Mitchell Maslett Iveriosky led their effort with several points in a low scoring clash.
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Australian champion plans to visit New York boxing demand
Milwaub Bin Tracy of Australia arrives in Milwaukee for a few days rest before heading to New York to negotiate a match with Brennan or Bully Miske. The 210 pound, 6 foot 3 inch heavyweight intends to meet Freak Dempsey and aims to enter the ring against the world champion. Tracy has defeated Troyd of Australia Cock of England and Pooley of New Zealand and plans to acclimate to winter conditions before fighting.
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Knights of Columbus fall to Y M H A in title game
The Y M H A basketball team defeated the Knights of Columbus 49 to 17 in the first game of the title series at Madison Avenue Auditorium. Duval led K of C with six field goals while Kaplan tallied seven for Y M H A. A second game is scheduled at the high school Saturday. In the prelim, Mt H A Irs beat the Victors 52 to ?
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Penn State Baseball Start Delayed by Ground Conditions
Penn State coach Bendek schedules spring workouts as ground remains poor and temperatures stay cool. Captain Bill Ulery anchors an infield being rebuilt with youth including Yuwer, Sparks, Reed, Hileman, Seitz, Teettler, and Frendek competing before the April 6 opener versus Juniata. Koeller may switch between infield and outfield. outfield hopefuls include Dutch Bedenk, Palm, and Russell with Palm a hammer thrower and Russell a hurdler.
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Senators Defeat Raves in Petersburg Tilt
In Petersburg Peters burg Washington and Boston teams clashed as Americans scored 7 92 and Nationals 3 8 1 with pitchers Mogridge Francis Torre y Picinich MacQuillin Marquard Lansing O’Neil noted in the box with limited readable OCR details offering a fragmentary scoreline and players.
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