Telegram Expert Finds Hub Combine Has Many Youths on Roster
A Telegram expert reports the Hub Combine showcases many young players for the coming season. The piece notes standout prospects from Berkeley, Salina, and Memphis among a broad group of hopefuls, with several vying for key infield and pitching roles as the Sox rebuild. It highlights Connolly, Todt, and Rogel as notable young talents, while referencing veterans and new recruits within the camp.
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Newtown High Girls Win Valley League Title
Newtown Hawley High School girls basketball team, accompanied by 75 fans, defeated Litchfield High School 30 to 4 in eastern Housatonic Valley League play to claim the Valley title. Provence Kirchner led Newtown with nine goals, while Florence Fer and Eloise Johnson starred for the winners.
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Wrestler to Defend His Title at Stillwater Meet
March event features bLGATE grappler defending crown amid national amateur circuit. Cole departs today, Stillwater hosts meet under M gee College auspices with 198-perform ace Strack ig new nepion by the 198-perind era.
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Bethel Loses to Newtown Team in Hawley Gym Match
Newtown defeats Bethel High School 20 to 3 as Thom as Kennedy and Bill Leaky star for Newtown. Kennedy leads with sharp shooting while Leary and teammates dominate the floor, sending Bethel home in defeat. In earlier girls game, Knock em Dead beat Treat em Rough 140 to 8 with Thomas Kennedy officiating.
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Norwich Leading New England Rifle League Title Chase
Norwich University remains atop the New England Rifle League after a week’s results defeating Dartmouth 1936 to 1947. Boston University shattered previous cadet marks by beating Williams and setting a new league record. Vermont edged Harvard while routing others as Norwich prepares to face Yale to decide the title.
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Pop Lueder Takes Charge of Cornell Rowing Program
AYBERT REED reports from New York on March 28 that Pop Lueder has assumed responsibility for Cornell rowing. A veteran of the old regime, Lueder brings traditional methods, experience, and a balanced approach to coaching. The piece notes past crews and shifts toward heavier crews while highlighting the evolving rowing discipline and Lueder’s potential fit within Cornell’s water-sport tradition.
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Fairfield Legion Nine to Open Season at Sing Sing Sunday
Fairfield March 23 Special The American Legion baseball team, coached by Harry Carr, will hold indoor practices then play the opening game of the season at Sing Sing on Sunday April 1. Local supporters plan to attend as Ungguowa Drum Corps and other figures contribute prizes and entertainment, with Jack Delaney slated for a sparring exhibition.
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Centera Trails Orioles in Bridgeport Boys Club Play
Centera remains second in the Bridgeport Boys Club basketball league with nine wins and six losses as Orioles top the circuit at seven and one. Star forward Farming leads the Centers with 114 points. Orioles edged the Centers 11 to 7 last week, standings show Monarchs Sterlinga Rovers Waysides Farming leads with 114 points and other top scorers listed.
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Umpires, Youth, and the Price of Victory in Sport
Grantland Rice writes on sports ethics noting too much competition harms youth and adults alike. He cites tragic cases and warns that sport should restore health, not destroy lives, urging trainers to curb overtraining and the excesses of amateur touring and money in sport.
Princeton Tigers finish season with 21–2 mark in record year
Princeton in N J reports the Tigers win nine Intercollegiate League games and claim the league title. Jim Lemon leads scoring with 170 points on 78 field goals. Bob Hynson adds 163 points. Cleaves 15. Injuries limited full strength but A Wittmer guides the team to success.
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Army Sires Race Horses Feature Two Famous Colt Line
Two renowned race horses were sired by United States Army remount stallions Sally's Alley by Allumeur and Wise Counselor by Mentor, highlighting government breeding programs producing notable runners.
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Deep River Triumphs Over Staples In Class NID Tourney
Deep River High School defeated Staples High School 35 to 18 in the first round of the Class NID inter scholastic tournament played Friday afternoon at Star. Staples had been scheduled to face Trauston High of Ridgefield before a last minute change.
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Finnish star Nurmi to close indoor season in New York meet
New York sportswriters report Paavo Nurmi plans to sail home in May after completing his indoor schedule in the United States. He signed for a dozen American and Canadian meets and tentatively agreed to three more, with a mile and a half race looming tomorrow night against James J. Connolly at the 244th Field Artillery games arena.
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Giants to Name Captain Tonight at Park City Club
The Park City Giant baseball team will elect a captain for the coming season at a meeting in the club rooms at 684 Main Street tonight. Every colored ball player in the city is invited. Manager Bobby Green seeks game bookings and can be reached at the address.
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Intercollegiate Swimming Meet Gathers Elm City Stars
New Haven hosts the annual Intercollegiate swimming championships at Carnegie Pool this weekend. Preliminary trials Friday. final Saturday. Nineteen teams including Princeton Columbia Penn Yale Amherst Brown and Navy compete for individual titles with eight-event format and three-event limit per swimmer.
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