Kelly Defeats Howard 7-4 In State Duckpin Tourney
In a state duckpin match at Palace drives last night Jimmy Kelly beat Slim Howard 7 to 4. Howard, representing Casino alleys Meriden, managed only four of eleven frames. Kelly led consistently with high scores including a 130 in the fifth and finished 106 to 95 in the tenth. Howard won the ninth game and the final total pin fall was 1143 to 1127 with Kelly totaling 108.9 average to Howard 202.7.
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Slim Howard
Meriden
Jimmy Kelly
Palace
Meridens
iKelly
Skelly
Kelly
Howard
Backimmen
Howarl
Howard Gossed
Hla
Wmam
Sterback
Kelly Howard
Eelir
Seward
Seaveragse
Singsie
Eely
First Triple Play Highlighted In 1921 Ballgame
An account from a 1921 game describes Altrock and Nick making a one handed catch and a sharp throw to complete a triple play. Washington faced the Phillies as Wrightstone and Biller stood on first and second.
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Altmwen
Piper
Clown
Noliceman
Cobbler
Washington
Phillies
Wrightstone
Biller
Jack Miler
News Jersey
Altrock
Nick
Paillies
Alcock
Cap' Anson
Stamford Woman Tied For Fourth At Pinehurst
Pinehurst North Carolina March 25 A field of 26 players qualified for the championship with Heith Cummings of Chicago and Mrs Dorothy Campbell of Pittsburgh tying for medalist honors after rounds of 43 47 92 and 44 48 93 Miss Glenna Collett Rhode Island and Miss Ellins California led the women challengers as Mrs Burd and Miss Cummings battled near the lead in a windy Pinehurst round.
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Pinehurst
N. C
Iss Heith Cummings
Chicago
Dorothy Campbell
Turd
Pittsburh
Fred Lets
Chicaso
Touris
Joan D. Chapman
Greenavich
B. Harwood
Olympia Fields
Myra “Helmer Pritchard
Battlecreek
Michigan
Ellins
Sarah Lvownes
Calmont
2Fiss
Gammings
Joe Bydolek
Bnffalo
J. Raymond Price
Cak- Lent
Bird
Miss Cummings
Burd
National Chemypion Tool
Johnny Shugrue poised for rise in lightweight division
Waterbury boxer Johnny Shugrue, born November 5 in Jersey City, trains with his brother Joe and promoter Jos to meet Chamlie Pilkington at the New Haven arena on the 29th. The piece notes his fast hands, crowd appeal, clean living image, and plans to face top lightweight contenders as he nears stardom.
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Sehnay Shugrue
Connecticut
Chamlie Pillington
New Haven Arena
Jersey City
Joe
Johnny
Dame Hortune
Toc
Jos
Yomaiah Tomsy
Dundes
Jackson
Rarsas
Leonard
Tohnny
Boyer
Johnny Shugrue
Billy Cahill
Garry Carlson
Johny Shugrue
Waterbury
Johnry
New York
Eid
New Heaven
Pilkington
Wilie Shugrue
Shugrues
Ledbetter Reinstated in Southern League
Greenville, March 16 – Local baseball authorities inform Ban Johnson that Ralph Ledbetter, former pitcher in the Southern and South Atlantic leagues, is reinstated after prior suspension. Ledbetter had been released by the Yazcees to Shreveport of the Texas league, but was deemed ineligible by Johnson.
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Greentville
Johnson
Ralph Ledbetter
Greenville
Yazcees
Ledbetter
Shreveport
Wis
Six Penn pitchers join southern trip to Georgetown game
Maron reports six pitchers are listed for the Pennsyl van baseball squad southern trip. The team will depart Monday morning to begin the journey and play Georgetown that afternoon. Players named include Yates, Sheffes, Huntareg, Llvweilyn, Slout and Shuster.
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Philadelphia
Maron
Pennsylvan
Lexec Tar
Georgetown
Yates, Sheffes
Huntareg Llvweilyn
Slout
Shuster
Territora
Sensational Pin-Spilling Marks Day at Buffalo Bowling Congress
At Buffalo March 25 1922 pin-spilling defined the American bowling congress tournament with new leaders in the two-man and all-events. O Keilusch and G Sohier of Rochester led the one-man event with 1814 pins as Schieman topped the all-events with 1900 over nine games. Otte Kallusch teamed with Keilusch gained third in all-events with 1387 pins as William Driver of Louisville edged H Maring of Chicago for ninth in singles. Mort Lindsey of New Haven rose to sixth in angles and seventh in all-events after today’s results.
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Buffalo
American Bowling Congress
Jeaders
American Dowling Congress
O. Keilusch
Sohie
Rochester
Bchieman
Otte Kallusch
Tripsnan
William Driver
Louisville
Ticing H. Maring
Chicago
Mort Lindsey
New Haven
Race Day Entries From the City Track Card
A dense listing of early races shows entries for six events including First Race four furlongs for two year olds with Nagisco and Pacifier among bidders, and Second Race five and a half furlongs for three year olds with Black Fat and Sure Get in the mix. The card also notes Third Race six furlongs for older horses with Tickle Anney and Langhorne and Fourth Race six furlongs for year olds and upward with The Almandarez Handicap at $1,000, plus Fifth Race mile and 30 yards for older claimers led by Esbpler and Hope, and Seventh Race mile and sixteenth for four year olds and upward with Semper Stalwart among contenders. Weather and track conditions bared, no results provided.
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Lotia G
Eyams
Pacifier
Ami Ipwars
Imey Mue
Pleat
Fait Accampli
al Porter
Douglas Fairbunte
Sam Rose
Jacl Happy
Willie Woods
Allaly
Uranium
Waiming
Porsé
Aney
Langhorne
Hatxvack
Cavan Boy
Homan
Foster Embry
Pourtline
Ed Garrisos
American Eagle
Inres
Helen Askin
Mayor House
Idol
C’ean
G. L
BE. L. Fitsserald
Dipward
Esbpler
Hope
Big
tHoman
Boher Na Brenna
Tim J. Gogan
Plantarede
Chimera
Waterford
Dolph
Arsenir
Armistice
Attorney Muir
Win Homes
Rhymer
Jelision
Weather Dear
Faust
Lia Wood
Simpery Silver
Orleany Girls
San Diego
Mies
Wright
Fill
Nepe
Turlones
Black Ton
Gondwina
Janober
Berretto
Sto
Aigoran
Roseate
Patay
Aint Deda
Aolmere
Fiajas
Hart Hall
NeDeymott
Cot
Sane Peur
Mangan
Sra Ploce
Pastoureau
Duke Nutt
Fields
Buck Nail
Kennedy
Hush
Barretta
White Haven
le Balafre
Barretto
Levand Cousin
Eile
Aléo Run
Ravanna
Devon Tossers to Meet Crescent Feve Sunday
Sunday afternoon at Le Chatteau the Devon A team will close its season by playing Crescent Feve of Bridgeport. The Devons have played thirteen games this season and won several. The lineup includes Deven A Cruscente Lewes Devarkin en OMEvourtes Tires Mertens Br Chapman e Bilsde Scoltins Kaylan RG iMan Tageart Allen Faidy ra.
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le Chatteau
Devon A
Fast Crescotts
Bridgeport
Devons
Sac
Owel S Rch
Deven A Cruscente
Lewes
Devarkinen
Omevourtes
Tires Mertens
Br. Chapman E Bilsde
Scoltins
Kaylan
iMan Tageart
Allen Faidyra
Cumberland Md Seeks Dempsey Carpentier Title Bout
A Cumberland delegation met Promoter Tex Rickard to push for a Dempsey Carpentier heavyweight title fight in Cumberland Maryland. Rickard declined comment but agreed to meet with a Cumberland committee to review plans and recommendations for bringing the bout to the city.
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New Fore
Thtsonship
Cumberland
Miya
Tex Hickard
Rickard
Cumber
Maryland
Toledo
Cumberland’ Committee
Racing results from a crowded race card with multiple stakes
Race results list several thoroughbred events with purses from 500 to 700 dollars. Names include Pigs Hyer Eames Presumption and Duke Nutt with jockeys Fields Kennedy and others. Distinct horses Loungers Camelot and Mangan appear among the results across six races, with times and place hints.
Felix dazzles with unusual glove work and injury risk
Otago Tex March 44 Mezcura Felix, Denver recruit, shows Pat Moran a unique 11 feet 7 inch range for catching within a sack radius. He demonstrates a jackknife split and broad reach, stating he learned it as a kid. Felix had played with Billings and earned 500 a month last summer. two major league clubs showed interest before choosing Wilkinson. An Ivy Wingo mishap at the Reds’ camp may cost him a shot at Jake Daubert, but Moran may keep him.
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Otago
Tex
Mezcura Felix
Denver
Pat Moran
Saya Wells
Billings
Mont
Felix
Wihkinwall
Reds
Ivy Wingo
Felx
Jake Daubert
Moran
Weafer to Meet Reeves in Star Boat Bout in New York
Bud Weafer faces Jack Reeves in the main event at the Commonwealth Club in New York tonight. Reeves has dazzled the West and East crowds, while Weafer trains with partners in South Norwalk for the Acorn civl in the city. Strong local support backs Weafer as he seeks a major win in a high stakes bout among rising welterweights and featherweights shaping the boxing scene.
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Bud
Weafer
Reeves
New York
Bud” Weafer
Steady Steadman
Bridgeport
Weater
Norwalk
Acorn Civl
Jema
Patsy Gogash
Dates for Davis Tennis Cup Matches Announced
The Davis Cup committee announced match dates for the rounds. July 30 is the potential U S date for the 61st cup if in the United States, July 3 if abroad. Second round on September 8, semi final August 11, final August 20 with possible September 7 challenge.
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United States
Penished
Tennia
Bowling Meet at Gotham Postponed One Week
The Interstate Bowling Tournaments opening in New York City has been delayed by one week. Entries from nine states and twenty nine cities were expected, with preliminaries across many cities to determine qualifiers. Prizes include five man two man and individual events. entries close May 21.
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Atte
Broadway
New York City
New York
Police hunt for car stolen last night in town
Police seek a car owned by Joseph Gelda of 11d Stake Street reported stolen from Golden Hill Street yesterday between 5 PM and 4 40 PM. Investigators also probe burglars who ransacked rooms at Loewe Hotel Fixh and Maan wheels valued at $1000 with no clues to suspects.
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Joseph Gelda
Stake Street
Golden Hill Striet
Loewe
Fixh
Maan Wheels
Pesek Looks Forward to Strangler Lewis Title Match
Pesek, training at Asbury Park, vows to defeat and outlast Strangler Lewis in their world title bout. He claims confidence in his ability to counter Lewis crushing headlock and seeks a rematch to claim the championship.
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Mari Vei
Nexrasks
Lewis
Pesex
Pesek
Kh Jon
Bering
Caddock
Pések
Asbury
Parx
Fident Fa
Eacij
Sgurins
Gie Pesce
Detroit Handball Semi Final Sees Spiegel Asselin Reach Final
In the second conte in the doubles semi finals Spiegel and Asselin of Detroit Athletic Club defeated Henry and Smith of Detroit in straight sets. Gold and Laswell advance to face Spiegel and Asselin tomorrow in the doubles final.
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Detroit
Hh. Slarch
Spiegel and
Asselin
M. C. As
Henry and Smith
Detroit Athletic As
Laswell
Spiegel
Silent War Era Wraps Brune Vote Confusion
Ambiguous text reports a contested election with damaged wording about Brune and a vote tally around 23,0004. The fragment hints at vows or support and possible machine or stencil issues affecting turnout and results. No clear individuals or organizations are readable.
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Ted Kid
Paddy Fisnal
Gotham
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Connors
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Onnors Clothing Co
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Overland-Mccracken Company
Fairfield Avenue
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