Miller retires as Columbia crew coach after poor season
New York May 25 AP reports Miller, longtime Columbia rowing coach, retires by mutual agreement with the Rowing Committee. Haines of MIT will succeed him. Columbia plans no immediate hire for next year. The season featured five losses in six races and a heavy defeat to Pennsylvania in the Childs Cup regatta.
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New York
Red Miller
Columbia Diversity
Bil Haines
Mssachusetts Institute of Techlogy
Miller
Wihdrawal
Columba
Joe
Whi
Varsity
Pennsylvania
Klem River
Penn
Terial
Oughktepsie
Hainer
Columbia
Jim Uoe
Pennsylania
Rice
Harlem
Ermer
Joe Wright
Wricke
Pennsvan
Cornell
Poughkeeps Ia
N.Y
Intercologiate
West Shore
Highland Park
Pennsylvan
Navy
Freshington
Syracuse
Wisconsin
National League, Hartnett Lead In Home Run Race
Chicago May 25 AP Long distance hitting dominated last week with the National League totaling four pase blows to 19. Hartnett of the Chicago Nationals led with 13 homers, Hornsby of St Louis had 9, and other leaders included Wright Pittsburgh 6 and Meusel New York 8. Garwood of Cleveland named women bowling secretary. set a 1,707 all events in the recent national tournament.
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Chicago
Hartnett
Chicago Natonals
Hornsby
St. Louiis
Louis
Wright
Pittsburgh
Welly
New York
Miatrace Garwood
Cleveland
Women's National Bowling Association
Golfers 10 Tee Off In Titular Qualifying Play
New York May 25 Two events loom large in national open golf qualifying next week at Onwentsia Chicago and near Times Square Lido Long Beach Long Island Eastern and Middle Western rounds determine entrants for Worcester Mass club championship June 3 4 The Lido format splits two sections 18 holes Wednesday or Thursday with final 18 Friday and 36 hole total deciding 29 qualifiers for Worcester Notable players include Willia Hunter George Kerrigan Al Novak Charles Guest Ed Gayer Cyril Walker and past title holders Sarazen Hagen Jones Barnes McLeod Smith and Oulmet with Walker exempt from Lido qualifiers due to his Oak Hill win.
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New York
Omnyentsia Club
Chicago
Times Square
Long Beach
Long Island
Worcester Mass. County Club
Willia Hunter
George Kerrigan
al Novak
Charles Guest
Ed Gayer
Worcester
Fgalore
United States
Sarazen
Jock Hutchison
P. GA
Lido
Hunter
Iself
Novak
Cyril Walker
Englewood
Oak and Hills
Walker
Onwentsia
San Francisco Golf and Country Club
Florida
Will Hageen
Saragen
Tony Jim” Barnes
Walter Hagen
Boby Jones
Frances Oulmet
Bostonian
Vardon
Ray
Hrookline
Freddie McLeod Aler Smith
Slattery Shines On Ball Field In Local Sunday Game
Buffalo May 25 Jimmy Slattery local boxing star who meets Mike Tturke in New York City Friday night is a strong ball player. He plays for Snyder team in Class A of the Snyder league and stars on city park diamonds as an outfielder who sometimes moves to second base. The Snyder club barely won a recent game with Slattery contributing three put outs and a runless line with no extra-base hits. Slattery, once an indoor pitcher, teams with Joe Hickey and William Fitzgerald, lifelong friends who helped him break into boxing in 1917.
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Buffalo
Jimmy Slattery
Mike Tturke
Pittsburgh
Mik Fund
New York City
Jimmy
Snyder
Manivipal Amateur Baseball Association
City Park
Slattery
Snyders
Vicory
Joe Hickey
William
Belmont Winner American Flag Leads Two Year Olds at Belmon Park
Samuel D. Riddle's American Flag won the Bayside Handicap at Belmont Park on a wet track. Jockey Johnson spared him early speed, then surged past Scorcher and Bright Steel in the stretch to finish two lengths ahead. Scorcher faded to second with Bright Steel third as American Flag covered a mile in 1 40.
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O'Neil Sevier
Belmont Park Race Track
Samuel D. Riddle
Belmont Park
Scorcher
Bright Steel
Felix
American Flag
Frizzle Ang Lena Tamplighter
Maryland
Wise Counsellor
Metropolitan
Jamaica
Johnson
Star
Brich' Steel
Nurmi Will Seek Record Tonight at New York Meet
Foremost runners from America and Finland will review at New York's first night track meet at Yankee Stadium to back Paavo Nurmi's farewell. The program includes a 300 yard attempt on the world record, a 100 yard sprint, 30 yard hurdles, and a 1 600 meter test with Hahn Connelly and Goodwin. Also showcased are Nurmi and Stenroos in marquee events and the American debut of Albin Stenroos in a one hour marathon clock race against Peres's 1919 10 mile record. Willie Ritola, 10 000 meter champion, will start against Stenroos.
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New York
America
Finland
Yankee Stadium
Paavo Nurmi
Allan Ivedring
Jackson Scholz
Frank Hussey
Herhy Meyer
Carl Christierson
Lloyd Hahn
Jimmy Connelly
Willie Goodwin
Alan Halffinch
Aloe
Albin Stanroos
Charles Peres
Willie Ritola
Stenroos
Nurmi
Traders Ready for Hatter Nine at Seaside Park
The Bridgeport Trade School nine face Danbury High at Diamond No 5 Seaside Park tomorrow in the first of a two game series with the Trotters. Dunn likely starts tomorrow while Coleman is slated to pitch Friday in Danbury.
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Bridgeport Trade School
Danbury
Diamond No. 5
Seaside Park
Trotters
Dunn
Coleman
Greenwich High and Du Ponts 10 Clash Tonight
Fairfield May 25 Special The Twilight League third game pits DuPont factory nine against Greenfield Hill combine in Greenfield Hill tomorrow night. High interest follows two close games with Handy and Harman edging Greenfield Hill 5 4 after a back and forth finish. DuPont defeated Southport Firemen more easily as Firemen lack organized foes to date. Schedule lists May 26 Greenfield Hill vs DuPont and other matchups through June with Legion field and Jennings field hosting key games.
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Fairfield
Greenfield Hill
DuPont Factory
Handy
Harman
DuPont
Southport Firemen
Southport
Handy and Harman
Legion Field
Jennings Field
Handy and
Barman
Berlenbach 10 Aim for Crown Friday Night
New York May 25 Berlenbach seeks the light heavyweight title against Mike McTigue at Yankee Stadium on Friday night The bout headlines a card cloaked as the Milk Fund and features the hard hitting Berlenbach challenging the reigning champion McTigue with prior notes on their styles and records.
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New York
Yankee Stadium
Sweet Charity
Milk Fund
Paul Berlenbach
Mike McTigue
Dublin
Georges Carpentier
Dempsey
Ward
Berlenbach
Ring Wars
Siki
Mite
Berlentach
Jack Delaney
Fairfield High to Play Twice This Week in League Action
Fairfield County high school baseball notes that Fairfield High will face Norwalk on Wednesday at Legion Field and Greenwich on Friday afternoon. Parified has lost a rams to each team and will contest hard for victory to even the standings.
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Fairfield
Hoger Ludlowe
Fairfield County
Norwalk
Legion Field
Greenwich
Rams
Stamford Fourth in Y M C A Contests
Stamford finished fourth among New England branches in the national hexathlon Royal Division of the Y M C A. Its team scored 7 257 points led by Robert Roles of New Canaan with 650 points and a 1826 second three potato race time setting a 1926 national record.
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Stamford
Amford
New England
Y. M. Co
Athol Mess
Itchburg
Mass
New Bedford
Robert Roles
New Canaan
Malone Str Hitting In International League Power
Lew Malone a former Hartford in velder continues strong for Jersey City in the International League with a .433 average and 41 hits in 123 at bats. Ex Eastern Leaguers in IL include Capes .817, Simpson .309, Dowd .297, Wee Kingdon .287, Scheel .284, Haines .150, Demos .238, Fihomas .200, Swaney .136, plus Merwin Jacobson from New Britain at .300.
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Lew Malone
Hartford Invelder
Jersey City
Coast Stars Arrive in Philly Amid Updates and Boxing News
Cincinnati dispatch reports Ivy Wingo of the Nationals suffers a fractured finger on his throwing hand, forcing third string catcher Douglas to be aided by Frank Braggy. Mickey Walker returns to New York to face Harry Grebb at the Polo Grounds for hospital fund, while Sharkey defeats Cook in Boston. New Haven postpones state singles tennis due to weather, and local fines are issued to Philadelphia and Cincinnati players after a clubhouse fight. Haughton’s estate is valued at 7 828 dollars tax, with a 90 228 dollar gross value. The intercollegiate track meet at Franklin Field is building anticipation with California, Yale, Penn, Harvard and others expected to contend. California arrives Tuesday with 18-man squad to challenge trailing Yale and the Eastern powers.
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Nationals
Ivy Wingo
Wingo
Bubbilea Hargrave
Frank Braggy
Philadelphia Athletic
Douglas
Red
Haughton
New York
Percy D. Haughton
Franklin Field
University of Pennsylvania
Lawson Robertson
Pennsylvania
Robertson
Yale
Georgetown
Harvard
Princeton
University of California
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Washington
Coast
Loast
H. Jamison Swarts
California
Walter Christie
Hel
Berkeley
Calif
Wil
Phiadelphia
Eada
Goden Bears
Leland Stanford
Stanard
Ivan Johnson
Fred Gainer
Verne
Glenn Dodson
Iavelin
Norman Anderson
Leighton Dye
Morton Keser
Olympis
Howard White
Los Angeles
Henry Russell
Cornell
Charles Paddock
Amherst
Boston
Bowdoin
Brown
Corby
Columbia
Cornall
Dartmouth
Fordham
Haverford
Holy Croms
Johns Fropking
Lafayette
New York University
Penn State
Pittsburgh
Rutgers
Southern California
Swarthmore
Syracuse
Williams
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Pennsylvaan
Correll
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Cerretl
Pennsvivania
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Solomon
Panama
Romero Rojas
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Polo Grounds
Jimoy Dereforest
Gene Sarazen
Worchester
Gene
Skokie Club
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Janes Pan
Evermore
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Aire
Lockwood Nine
Tarsavage
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Jde Yates
DeNomme
Brazil
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Wilson
Hafele
Harrison
Byers
Pappas
Stanley
John Yates
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Fairfield Legion
Sokols
Daddy
Greenwich High
DU Ponts
Fairfield Twilight Baseball League
AIM For Crown
McTigue
Fairfield High
Malone
Philly
Reds
San Francisco
Mickey Walker
Hotel Biltmore
Harry Grebb
Jack Kea
Sharkey
Jack Sharkey
George Cook
Australia
O’connor
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New Haven Lawn Club
Philadelphia
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Fitcher
James Ring
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Brady
Lew Paluso
Sid Terris
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