Freddie Welsh to referee Jewish relief bouts tonight
Freddie Welsh former lightweight champion arrives with his brother Stan from Wales to referee the Jewish relief bouts at State Street Casino tonight. Welsh plans to announce a six round exhibition between Stan Welsh and Dave Jones as part of a charity card.
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State Street Casino
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Stanley
Wales
Dave
Jones
Welsh
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Hilw
New Jersey
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Sy Welsh
United States
Ro"Welsh
Willie Ritchie
Benny Leon
Jewish Relief Fund
Remington Arms Employees’ Asso
State St. Casino
Thy
Devon Tossers Win Over Glenbrook 6
The Devon A. C. tossers sprang a big surprise by defeating Glenbrook 44 to 1 at the Devon club house. Lewis and O’Rourke starred, with Anthony leaving the game after a second half eye injury. In the preliminary, the Devonettes beat St. James Misses 10 to 5.
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Glenbrook
Lewis
O'Rourke
Harry Anthony
Chapman
Nevonettes
St. James
Devon
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MeTaseart
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Pix McCloaks C.f
Ungermack
Cook c. A
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D. Quivian
J. Quivian Ie
Mason
Fairfield Legion to meet Y M H A Juniors in weekend clash
The Fairfield Legion will host the Y M H A Juniors at the American Legion Hall in Fairfield on Saturday. The junior team recently clinched the Recreation League title and aims to extend their strong form against the locals. Lineups listed include Mills, Schwarty, Rockowicz, Quinn, Greenstein, and others for both sides.
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American Legion Nall
Fairfield
Black Rocks
Fairfield Legion Y.M. A. A
Irs
Mills’ H
Schwarty Royack
Rockowicz
W. Quinn
Greenstein
Brosster Porter
J. Schwartz
iMeyers
Benny Leonard on a mixed bout Dempsey Lewis
Benny Leonard predicts Dempsey would beat Strangler Lewis in a hypothetical mixed bout. He says wrestling and boxing require different skills and doubts such a match would be approved. Billy Gibson adds that wrestlers lack punching power and that Dempsey would have an advantage if both faced off.
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Dempsey
Lewis
Boston
Strangler Lewis
Crown Cerer
Smething
Jack Dempsey
Wen
Abi
All State Boxing’ Commission
New York Board
Gewie
Willard
Carpentier
Billy Gibson
Leonard
Ringsters
Gibson
Goteh
Canida
Het Tapnerd
Yale Coach Seeks 440 Yard Swim in College Events
New Haven Conn March Robert Kiphuth Yale University swimming coach calls for adding a 440 yard race to collegiate aquatic events. He argues current limits hinder middle-distance swimmers and future international contenders while noting many strong 220-yard swimmers could excel at 440 with proper training.
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Conn
Robert Kiphuth
Swimmins
Yale University
particularlyAret
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Tesuil
Bridgeport Teams Defeat Elm City Volleyball Squads
Bridgeport factory volleyball teams defeated Elm City squads at the YMCA last night. In opening matches Acme Shear Company beat Grometrie Tool Company of New Haven 15 to 4 and 15 to 6. American Chain edged Winchester Repeating Arms 15 to blank in the first game. Elm City won the second 7. A third match saw the locals win 16 to 2.
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Elm City
YM. CG. A
Acme Shear Company
Grometrie Tool Company
New Haven
Amaerican Chain
Winchester Repeat
New Baseball Debate Over Runner Rules On Third Base
A rambling discussion describes a controversial play where runners steal on a fly ball caught, provoking appeals to umpires for rulings. It covers manager tactics, umpire focus, and a sprinter’s view on timing, proposing a staged cue to start the run.
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Aoid
Renlle Tomy
Tedda
Umopirs
Malighe Catel
Einnae
Ousseu
Waltlive
Ovis
Alteas
Echoes of a Lost Era in Music and Boxing Reflections
The fragmentary text blends nostalgic poetry with sports musings. It recalls bygone melodies and altars, then shifts to boxing critique, comparing Dempsey, Carpentier, and other legends, discussing speed, timing, and the mysterious allure of fighting mastery. It also touches on public fascination with boxing crowds and the old charm of heroic athletes.
Trotting Record Stands But a Few Minutes
Sydney reports a trotting card where Commodore Crocus and Roller Nof set and then broke records in a sequence of races. The day featured rapid pace and multiple record attempts with Better Not and Challootetown also performing, highlighting a dynamic meet with quick changes in lead and new marks.
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Sydney
Commodore Crocus
Glade Bay
Commodore
Challootetown
P. BE
Io. Ted
McGraws eleven collegians train with major league eye
McGraw now backs college players as major league clubs widen scouting. The Giants lineup features Heinle of St Bonaventure, Witzpatrick of Fordham, Shinners of Marquette, Kopf of Dartmouth, Frisch of Fordham, Youn of Texas, Boone of Alabama, plus backs Nehf Rose Poly Hale Mississippi and Ryan Jdaly Cross Betry Pennsylvania, illustrating the growing college influence in baseball talent pools.
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New York Giants
McGraw
New York
Heinle
St Bonaventure
Witzpatrick
Fordham
Shinners
Marquette
Kopf
Dartmouth
Frisch
Fordham Youn
Texas
Boone
Alabama
Nehf
Rose Poly
Hale Missimippi
Ryan
Jdaly Cross
Betry
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh Nine Sets 1922 Schedule With Big Trips
Pittsburgh March 22 University of Pittsburgh ath letes plan a busy 1922 spring with baseball track and tennis schedules. Baseball includes a Southern trip during April vacation and a Yale Tufts Brown Holy Cross tour. Two home games with State College are in May at Forbes Field. Track opened with a win at the A M A meet as Carnegie Tech finished second. The tennis schedule features a long slate with Lafayette Lehigh and Bucknell. Basketball ended with wins over W and J and West Virginia to claim a Tri State lead. Amy Bussell of Kansas City Mo was named student manager for the freshmen squad.
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Holy Cross
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Ula
Ula Pilahing
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Blacksburg
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Lehigh
Bucknell
Acuse
Pittsburgh
Lgouson Victorials
West Virginia
Amy Bussell
Kansas
Clo. Mo
Fre d Ruben Names A A U Title Dates For Spring
Amateur Athletic Union secretary Fred Ruben announced a schedule of spring national championship trials across multiple sports. The list includes March and April events in Milwaukee, Honolulu, New York, Omaha, Chicago, Los Angeles, and Boston with swimming, water polo, diving, sprint relays, and boxing among the categories and dates.
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1Rederick W. Rudlen
Amateur Athletic Union
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Maret
Milwau
Wiuwi Macreh
Thdvard & Lawini
Milwais Mareh
Honoluiu
Omoho
Gly Maren
Yaad Schur
Ser Ent
New York A
New York
C. Marek
Onimha A. C
Gertral
Ming Qinh
Brooklyn
Humelsa
Los Angeles
Olynpleub
San Francisco
Weant“Ing
Boston
Mass
Detrale
City Board of Recreation plans summer sports management
The Board of Recreation outlines a busy summer program across amateur track and field meets at Seaside Park, several new baseball fields, tennis courts, and mayoral-backed swimming events. It cites permits, participation figures, and site allocations, with the A A U expected to award the state championship to the city. A bowling league is also organized with officers from New Haven and Bridgeport.
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Pierce V. Gahan
Seaside Park
Pleasure Beich
Bridgeport
Mijie
Park City
Recreation Board
Plane
Ning
Beach's Woods
Claven
Pleasure Beach
Lordshit
Seaside
Fairfield Beach
Myrtiaé Beach
Laurel Beach
Stamford
Comno Beach
Borra of Recreation
New Haven
Connecticut State
Hartford
Waterbury
Meriden
Bristol
New Britain
Wallingford
Charles Johnson
Charles Mahoney
George Rogers
John Street Five Triumphs In Double OT Victory
John Street FC edged Wilson Tossers 9 to 7 after two overtime periods at the Rouse Club yesterday afternoon. The John Street squad pulled ahead in the second OT, tying the series at one win apiece after Wilson previously won the first game. Key players included A Lydiekwen and Papp for John Street, while LaMastra and Surges contributed for Wilson Building.
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Rouse’ Club
Hema
Papa
Wilson
John Street FC Pt
Hall Misses Edge Shelton In First City Series Game
The Mail school girls won the opening city championship contest against Shelton 15 to 9 at One City Gym. The fast game featured tight guarding, with Hall leaders including Misa Kolwics who scored four baskets and made two foul shots. The second game is set for Friday with the third to follow next Tuesday if needed.
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Shelton
Ibeth
Lena
Misa
Hall
Meg
Kolwiex
Ayer
Lussen
Miss Clark
Miss Walsh
Va Shelton
Miss Wises
Miss Willenders
Roa
Vles Clari
Dodgers Set to Meet Yankees in Storied Series
March 2 report from Mia notes the Dodgers, led by Uncle Hobitey, strong AL pitching and recent power at bat. Miller Huggins’ Yankees face a tough task as Brooklyn fans expect late hits and early rallies to decide the opening game of a key series.
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Hoyt
Yankee
American Association
Atrugéla
Toe McCarthy
Dodgers
Brooklyn F
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