Mallory Meets Bancroft In Indoor Title Final Today
Boston report from March 24 records Mrs. Mallory and Miss Bancroft advancing to the women’s singles final in the indoor title tournament. Mallory, defending champion, seeks a repeat after last year, while Bancroft, a left-handed standout, earned her spot by defeating Mallory in the semifinals. Mixed doubles featured strong play from Mrs. Mallory and Willian J. Hden, who won the title, with Godfrey and Williams also reaching the semis.
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Aldrich to return as coach next season
Malcolm P. Aldrich of Fall River will return as an assistant to Yale Head Coach Tad Jones next season. He graduates in June and will finish his undergraduate athletics as captain of this year’s baseball team, having led both football and baseball as a senior.
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Dartmouth Cuts Baseball Squad to Forty Men
Dartmouth announces a reduction to 40 players for the baseball squad during the alumni gym practice in Hanover. Coach Jeff Tesreas explains the move aims to reach a workable number before the spring trip, with most remaining as battery candidates and 14 for the pitching staff. Capt. Tommy Tracy leads the catching and infield group, while Ken Ward seeks the varsity job and Caswell is named a letter man.
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Notre Dame to Enter Teams in Penn Relay Events
Notre Dame will enter teams in the 440 yard and 220 yard relay championships at Pennsylvania's relay carnival next month. Coach Rockne backs Hayes and Desch, two top sprinters, with Montague and Walsh, another pair of fast men. The Western team is expected strong in both events, with Hayes a former American sprint champion and Desch capable of faster times. Heats and finals determine the winner by fastest time, hurdlers to be used in addition to sprints, and Dexeh may contest quarter mile hurdles. Murphy of Notre Dame also entered in high jump with Sturphy and Brown from Dartmouth evenly matched on height.
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Kilbane Accepts Wireless Fights in Europe Offer
In a headline making wireless talks from New York on March 24, Johnny Kilbane agreed to meet Pepper Martin under certain conditions and discussed a future bout with Beecher. Kilbane requires title possession on return. negotiations include potential Kilbane bouts overseas with Beechers and French champion Hugent Crigul awaiting his arrival.
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Penn Team Likely Stronger Than Oxford Cambridge Runners
New York March 24 details from the Oxford Cambridge relays show Penn State University likely to face a strong English challenge. Oxford’s Milers set times with McInnes beating Montague in the three mile, while Cambridge’s Stailard and Seagrove posted fast splits. The British teams plan to select four runners for the four mile relay to meet Penn.
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Boston Braves poised as strong contender in 1922 NL race
St Petersburg Fla March 24 Manager Fred Mitchell of the Boston Braves predicts a strong factor in the National League race for 1922. He cites an improved defense led by Larry Kopf at short and Horace Ford at second, depth for substitutes, and favorable April May schedules. Mitchell disputes Cincinnati reports on Rope’s condition and emphasizes a fast, reliable catching corps and a pitching staff aimed to win.
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GREB Sees Victory Over Tunney Or Wilson Anear
In candid remarks, Gene Tunney and Johnny Wilson are cited regarding potential matchups with Harry Greb. Greb asserts he could beat either fighter, citing his weight limits, past form, and willingness to take on top rivals for a worthwhile promoter offer.
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Weismuller Invited to Contend at Intercollegiate Meet
Philadelphia March 2 A new swimming record may be set at the Werehtman pool at the University of Pennsylvania as John Weissmuller star swimmer of the Tin ginis Athletic Club visits from Chicago for a special exhibition race. The Intercollegiate championships will feature the event with Weissmuller attempting a 300 meter world record after recently setting a 220 yard mark in 2 minutes 12 5 seconds.
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Big 3 Dailies Adopt Radical Sport Plan
Yale News Daily Princetonian and Harvard Crimson unite on a reform platform to curb football emphasis. They propose abolishing intersectional games, restricting major contests, enforcing eligibility standards, and banning on-field bench coaching and on-field communications during play. The plan aims for formal college openings in fall.
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Dan Hoffman Honored By Connecticut Fans In Death Remembrance
The obituary notes the death of Dan Hoffman in South Manchester last week and recalls his early career with Connecticut clubs, Springfield and Philadelphia, where he impressed coach Roger Connor and Annie Mack. Special stands will be built for spectators at the title Meet this Saturday, with about 9,980 expected.
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Ratner to Meet Jock Malone in Boston Tonight
Ratner faces Jock Malone in a Boston middleweight title clash tonight under promoter A. C. Malone. Malone seeks two titles and has beat top foes. Ratner, making his Boston return, has defeated Delaney in Brookline and faces a crowded ring of contenders. Malone and Ratner aim to dethrone current champ Johnny Wilson as fans pour in.
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Giants and Athletics Star Player's Tumultuous Baseball Journey
The narrative traces a player from spring training through injuries affecting his right eye, a trade to the New York Yankers, two seasons there, a later move to the St. Louis Browns, and a final decline into a small Pennsylvania scene before retirement in 1918 in Bridgeport, Connecticut, where team troubles precipitated his return.
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Dempsey Sued on Breach of Contract Claim
Los Angeles March 24 Jack Dempsey is named as defendant in a $200000 lawsuit filed by Alexander Pantages head of the Vaudeville circuit accusing him of breach of contract tied to a recent theatrical tour. Pantages asserts the European Vip tour may be delayed eight months by the act.
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Twenty five Players Under Contract by Waterbury Brassees
Twenty five players are under contract to play with the Waterbury Brassees this season. Many may fail to meet terms, as with baseball, not all will stay on. Names include Henry F. Long, George Moshiér, Gerald Kahn, Frank Colley, and others from several states, with several recruits eyed for spots and reserve players Moose Fuller and Joe Cosgrove listed.
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Contenders for fist titles by popular vote
Minneapolis March 24 boxing contest conducted by the Boxing Board selects contenders for championship by popular vote. Thousands cast ballots as fans worldwide weigh merit of boxers, with results listing winners and runners up and their vote totals.
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Yankees Show Promise Of Repeating Under Huggins
The New York Yankees, with a powerful slate of pitchers led by Mays, Hoyt, Shawkey, and Bush, head into spring training as potential AL frontrunners. Huggins emphasizes defense and development as outfield questions linger while lefties may boost the rotation. Babe Ruth and Drexel eye barnstorming delays, and veteran talent mixes with hopeful youngsters like Glenn Killinger as camp activities unfold.
Dodgers wary on second base choice as Johnston shines
Mobile March 24 General opinion held that the second base job might go to Johnston but he joined the Dodgers to prove he will not be benched. High’s glove and hitting promise complicates Robbie's decision as Grimes, Mitchen, and Mitchell readied for a busy season amid questions of who starts and who sits.
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Star Aggie Pitcher Signs with Hartford Team
Fetp Johnson, star south paw of Shelton, famed for a no hit game against Trinity, signed with Jim Coffey's Hartford team of the Easter league and will report around April 10. The Connecticut Aggies pitcher helped the Aggies win 1ctories in the season and earned his reputation by stellar performances.
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