Yale and rivals agree to abolish pre game scouting plan
Yale and rival teams publicly back a non scouting policy for next season to promote sportsmanship and mutual trust. Yale coach Tad Jones and Harvard coach Willaim Jones discuss a staged test season with limited scouting while emphasizing coach input and possible joint games to ease adoption.
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Hanover
Atk
Sharkey Aims to Flatten Maloney in Crucial Bout
Heavyweight contender Sharkey claims a decisive victory over Maloney, promising to move from Boston after the fight. He predicts Maloney will be knocked down in round five and stay down, while Sharkey vows to counter every punch with fast jabs and precise movement.
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Cap Dack Sharkey
Boston
Jianay Maloney
Uncle Sam
Navy
Yankee Stadium
Tex Tickard
Gene Tunner
York
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Ayarkey
Crystal
Viertary
Rosten
Joseph Paul Cukoschay
Upsets Prevail At Race Tracks Across Nation
Outsiders win at four tracks including Akron Jamaica and Church Hill Downs as Real Saint leads Jamaica upset at 20 to 1 and Crek Indian plus Sun Labour pay well. Belmont season looms with Whisker Bostonian and Scapa Flow expected to clash later this spring.
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Gkbton Up
Pari-Mutuals
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Real Saint
Jamaica
Uex
Creek Indian
Churchil Downs
Sun Labour
Aurora
Jamaleaburedine
Laverne Fator
Dr. Wilson
McAfee
Dr. Wigon
Ae Ephesian
Aster
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Belmont Pari
Bostonian
Scapa Flow
New Haven Tennis Champion Wins Yale Interscholastic Title
Henry L. Johnson of the New Preparatory School in Boston defeated Alonzo Smith ofbury in a five set final to capture the Yale interscholastic tennis tournament title. The match extended to the final set after Smith took the fourth to force a comeback.
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Bay
Henry L. Johnson
New Preparatory
Boston
Alonzo Smith
Bury
Johnston
Smith
Varly
Boston Heavyweights Sharkey Maloney to Clash on Thursday
Bostonians Sharkey and Maloney, both 24, meet in their fourth bout with title implications. Sharkey has defeated Flurry Wills and Mike McTigue, while Maloney has outpointed Arthur Deitch and Jack Sharkey in New York. The rivals, longtime contenders from the 1924 wave, are stepping into a high stakes bout at Waonkee Stadium on May 16 for dominance in the lightweight scene.
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Jim Maloney
Boston
Tex
Waonkee Stadium
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Svern
McTigue
Mike
Malones
Arthur Deitch
Maison Square Garden
Jack Ineloney
Maloney
Brooklawns and Rosarys Win in Boys Club Tilts
Brooklawns defeated the Athletics as pitcher Roberts faltered in the second inning allowing five hits while both starters fanned eleven each. Wells, Buckner, Roberts, and Vernicer starred offensively for Brooklawns as the Athletics scored in limited innings. Holy Rosarys beat Tavalles, with Fromo and Mainiero delivering solid work and a balanced offense behind Lavalle, Romo, and Durio as key contributors.
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Brooklawns
Athletics
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French Stars Meet Americans in May Exhibition
The French Tennis Federation named Ion Borota Brugnon and other stars to face American champions Bill Tilden and Francis SlanTer in an international exhibition at St Cloud on May 20 and 21. The Americans arrived from victories in Germany and Belgium and were warmly received. French Davis Cup players had eliminated Romania in yesterday’s play, winning two of five matches to claim the series.
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Toby
Americans Lose in British Open Play for Women
Stormy conditions at Royal County Down Eliminate most American contenders in the British Ladies Open golf. Miss Virginia Wilson of Chicago advances to the third round while Miss Ena Wilson beats Miss Janet Brooks. Miss Leitch, defending champion, suffered a lightning strike scare but later rested without serious injury.
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County Down
Eel Leitch
Mayers
Virginia Wilson
Chicago
Ena Wilson
Nottinghampshire
Janet Brooks
Haglewood
N. J
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Miss Leitch
Royal County Down
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Mie de la Chaume
Nette Sebinn
Chiadl
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Arbuthnot
Ireland
Maid Wilson
Onwentsla Chah
John Wraser
Sunningdale
Simon Thien
la Chaume Franer
M . Garen
Thornden Park
Miss Brookes
Misa Enid Wilson
Miss Wilson
McKinley Grammar School Plans Track Meet
McKinley School upper grades host a Friday track meet under Bridgeport Public School physical instruction oversight. Events include 50 yard dash, basketball throw, standing broad jump, running high jump, 490 yard relay, and a potato race, with officials Catherine Orchan and others directing.
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Pt 1
Bridgeport Public
Earl
Lakeman
Caterine Orchan
Catherine Wileman
Theresa Boylan
Elkie Schmidt
Nellie, Laidlaw
Harvey C. Went
Fort T. Lakeman
Harding Nine Meets Norwalk Combine Today
Harding travels to Norwalk to face Norwalk High in a key city title game. The Presidents seek a ninth straight win as coach Mead weighs Jacobs or Michaels to start.
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Norwalk
Rushion
Central High School
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