Y M H A Five To Play Silent Separate Quintet Tonight
The Y M H A and Silent Separates clash at the OM HLA auditorium in a third meeting this season. Both squads won once already and the crowd expects a rah per battle with the Juniors facing the Alumni Tossers in the preliminary game. The Silent Separates beat YT HL Acrossery earlier, while confidence runs high for a comeback. The Alumni lineup features top high school players with Stonratos and others listed in the preview.
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Y. M. H. A. Five
Om.hla
MH. A
Liestrons Bridgepore
M. H. AL Stonratos
Twelve Gotham Men to Fight in Boston
A Metropolitan Amateur Boxing Association selection lists twelve Gotham boxers to compete in Boston on April 17 and 18. Notables include Gordon Munee, Charles McKenna, and Frank Kohooie in the heavyweight and lighter divisions, with entrants from St. Jerome’s, Trinity, Lenox Hill, and other clubs.
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Prew
York
Arctic Union
Dbs
Aca
Boston
Madison Square Garden
Gordon Munee
Charles McKenna
Jack Rosenburs
Bronxfala A
Martin Sith
Consregshare Council i
Vienstein
Brrest YM
Ch. A
oGid. Terris
Rutgers Gymnasium
Sand
Wilbur Cohany
Christopher
Spound
Leroy Powell
St. Christopher Club
Nat Pineus
Fairfield Legion to Play Farm Quintet
Fairfield Legion faces Farm basketball in a Wednesday game at the Farm arena. In preliminaries St James girls meet Fairfield Legion girls and both sides have split four prior meetings this season. Fairfield Legion players listed include Rowe Mills Bowden Royack Walls Portes Steingast Meyers and Orevella with others noted in the lineup.
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Legion
Tfairfield
St. James
Fairfield Lecogion
Sack
Fairfield Arts
St. James Girls Into Camp. the Eatups: Farm. ‘ Fairfetl Legion
Rowe
Mills LY Bowden
Morvich Shows Fast Half Mile At Jamaica Track
New York Mareb Kentucky Derby favorite Morvich sprinted a half mile over the Jamaica tract in 0.515-5 under a noticeable pull. He carried 120 pounds and a heavy rider, finishing strong for trainer Fred Burlew. Horsemen marveled at the trial despite the colt appearing to be in work.
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New York
Imal
Breck
Fred Burlew
Ponna
Gaddo
Marin
Tan
Yale Coaches to Open Boys Summer School Camp
Yale athletic coaches plan the largest summer camp for boys in America, meeting July next. Bernie Tommers leads baseball and basketball, Johtwatack directs track, Jim Corderry oversees rowing, and Bob Kiphutt heads water sports. Junior Plattsboro camp facilities on Lake Champlain near Plattsboro will host sessions at the Long Point Club.
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Haven
Yale
America
Bernie Tommers
Heach Jaqueh
Paul Crane
Leer Wan
Vale
Johtwatack
Jim Corderry
Plattsboro Barracks
Long Point Club
Syracuse Ready for Outdoor Track Work
Syracuse University track squad rests after indoor season and prepares for outdoor competition. Ground under sun. workers prepare cinder paths and jumping pits. Woodring Sultner Monte Leonard form the sprint relay unit that led Princeton to the Hadnor title on March 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N.Y
Dushedly
University of Penney
Philadelphia
Ait Apell Sk
Australian promoter seeks US boxing talent for Antipodes
In 1922 25 Jack Munroe the Australian boxing promoter seeks American fighters to tour Antipodes. He recalls past glories with J J Jeffries and Harry Stone and lists current US boxers such as Tommy OBrien and Ernie Gaozeman. The piece notes Munroe is based in Australia and promotes bouts among featherweight and lightweights while mentioning Australasian champions and the boxing scene.
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Jack Munroe
U. S
Antipodes
New York
Mareh
Australia
Feathers Wang
Calla Jack
Roshenterg Bay
Wedaey
Jack
Game Jack
Nolore Jety
Jamey J. Deffries
Princesa Pate
Sing
Wat Munroe
Obalt
Fistiana
Antipander
Munroe
Sydney
Jdurry
Harry
Tommy O'Brien
O'Brien
Fang
Hates
Lew Edowards
Sid Godfrey
Harry Stone
Ed Godfrey
Australa
Yander
Webpuary
Bert Sparce
Austr
iSymionds
Daud
Jimmy
Charley Ledoux
San
Criqui
Neaada
Dempsey Ruth Cobb Dundee Named in Super-Bloc Sports Talk
Grantland Rice singles out Everett Scott and Johnny Dundee as enduring super- blok es in a bustling, opinionated column. He notes Dundee’s endurance through 80,000 hostile blows and Scott’s 4000 straight games while contrasting with era legends and the draining toll of barnstorming tours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Dempsey
Brico Ruth
Ty Cobb
Bennyeonard
Twitcher
Everett Scott
Johny Dundee
Tohpry
Dundee
Jorany
Bee
Brain
Ailaelent
Gore
Leonard
Hie
52 Year Old Athlete in Boston Marathon
A garbled report discusses a 52 year old athlete in the Boston Marathon and references Hampered details about Ashedions Marathon race on April 19. It mentions Monteverde, Amienignay Oleanpie, and Hoiges linked to a marathon narrative with unclear facts and court references at Mays Court House.
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Boston
Howton
Wil Oe
Monteverde Oy
Utaity Hoiges
Meneverde
Timning
Ashland
Iblemite
Pligauntville
Iid
Opetirn
Mays
Rutgers Track Hopes Rest in Middle Distances
Rutgers faces a promising season as Carl Anderson resumes outdoor work with a strong, experienced group from last year. Harald Ray, a notable 40-yard man, and quarter miler C. Stuart Beattie anchor a veteran squad with DeWitt and Meyer also contributing. Homer Hagel and Frank Powell show distance and weight strength as outdoor training begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Brunswick
Counh
Carl G. Anderson
Rutgers
Ony
Anderson
Harald W. Ray
Pasadena
New York
Boxton Lant
Penn
DeWitt
Herbert H. Meyer
Fou
Boston
Homer Hagel
A. Hyt
Frank Powe
Columbia to Open Season at Home Next Saturday
New York reports Columbia Al’vey baseball opens at South Field next Saturday after two weeks of practice. Captain Clarke and Sartiere lead infield candidates with freshmen Nelson and Iresco Thompson among contenders. Ten pitchers vie for mound duty led by Bliss Prive. list of returning players and hopefuls follows with roster details and positions.
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New York
Andy Toakley Jiss
Columbia al’ Vey
South’ Field
Opennir
Clarke
Sartiere
Broply
Freshfren
Nelson
Iresco Thompson
Gyson
St. Benrdiet’s
Toekeril
Evans
Heyman
Lane
Ithim
Mearalla
O'donnell
Apne
Bacielt
Biscay
Clark
Lehaner
Steyer
Giants vs Giants Exhibition Summary Defeats
In an exhibition tilt the New York team surprised opponents with a late surge as stars delivered key homers. Porth Worth, Mexico, and Adil mama names appear as part of a scrambled report, with unclear placements and outcomes.
Schaefer Beats Hoppe In First 1400-Point Match
In Chicago, Schaefer defeats Willie Hoppe 500 to 466 in the opening block of the 1400 point match. Spectators saw brilliant spot making, with both players wasting chances late. Hoppe varied solid play while Schaefer capitalized on opponents errors to seize the lead.
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Schaefer
Hoppe
Chicago
Jake Schoe
Willie Hoppe
Woppe
Woppe Excelled In Consistent Hositlen
Oller
Tnain
Hopper
Mohican Waysides to Play Devon "5" Tomorrow Night
Milford report on a midweek clash as Devon A C hosts Wayside Mohican five with star Glatt McGraw and captain as part of a local rivalry. Devonettes face Park City rivals in the same bill with anticipated jams and action.
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Milford
Mar
Devon A. C
Devon
Mohican Five
Park City
Rudgeport
Devonettes
Walnut Beach
Anthony
Glatt McGraw
Waterbury
Raeceys
Strauss
St. John's College
Folows
Boxing fanfare hints three title bouts in May at Gotham
Reported in New York on March 2 three potential bouts target Madison Square Garden on May 3 and May 19. Gene Tunney and Harry Greb are linked to a light heavyweight title clash, with other bouts tentatively set for May and possible belt defenses at 22nd Street venues.
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Gotham
Weal Boxing Cioles
Ras Ventas
Dohaty Bult
Jon Lynghs
Madison Square Garden
Gene Tunosy
Harry Greh
Uanl
Utia
Tve Iom
Ure Leonid - Britta Ah
Sundin
Boyle
Greb
Tunney
Madacrs
Hota
Billy Prince Loses to Sid Bernard in New York Fight
Sid Bernard defeated Billy Prince at Rik & Graokiys in New York. The bout featured a fast pace and aggressive exchanges with both fighters delivering powerful combinations. Bernard displayed strong endurance and control, earning a decisive victory as Prince pressed hard but could not turn the tide.
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Billy Prince
Sid Bernard
N. Y
Rik & O Graokiys
Gian Aver
Buty Prine
Salure Eligerark
al Vent Emu
Wid Keni
Bernal
Bresalve
Hever
Bernards Contindal
Maplewood and Wheeler win school titles in city finals
Maplewood defeats Lincoln 17 to 20 to claim Class A boys city crown while Wheeler beats Summerfield for Class B boys. Hall girls take Class A and Hall or parochial teams claim other titles as Stewart stars power Maplewood with five floor scores. Lincoln ends its long run as city champions after the defeat in the finals.
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Maplewood
Wheeler
ST. Augustine
Doy
Jo Gohan
Board of Recreational
Teferee
Summerfield
Lincoln
Hall
Parochial
Gt. Augustine's
Clase A
Incoln
Shelton
McKinley
Sill
Stewart
Stamford Girls Fall to Park City 18 to 5 on Saturday
Stamford Starg at Glenbrook suffered an 18 to 5 defeat to Park City with Penny scoring five goals including two from the penalty spot. Park City advances to face the West Siders Star while New Canaan’s team margins slip. The girls league standings show East Side teams dominating, and St Mary’s secured the title as Saint Mary’s defeated Sacred Heart in a decisive showdown tonight.
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Park Chry Gitts
Stamford
Glen* Brook
Penny
Park City
West Siders
New Canaan
Glenbrook
Weston
Blade
Stamford State
Whe & FL
Giris' Lezeue
St. Mary
Fortett
St Mary
Sacred Heart
St. Mary's
St. Charles
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Grantland Rice
Turk
Scott
Scotts
Rardam
Mble
Lower
Trotosby
George Aisler
Detroit
Melina
Ruth
Itrisch
Baneveft
Sidler
Wwe
Columbia
Glants
Bux
Mohican
Waysides
Peet
Newehool
Webster
Wheeler Trasers
Ac Allstrand
Nin
Brown
Logers
Strongh West Siders
St. John's
L. Cc
St Augustine
John
St. Charles -Ou
Pra
Burwell
Harrison
L. J
Ad Cooper
Me Gordon
Be & DiNems
Bilacklin
Park Citys
Paris
A.stein & Company
Garters
Paris Dic
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