East West to clash in Intercollegiate tennis today
New York reports East and West squads prepare for the 1923 Intercollegiate tennis tournament start at Forest Hills. The East shows strength in singles with Tilden Richards Hunter and Williams likely leading, while the West relies on Kinsey brothers Johnston Griffin and others. Carl Fischer is tipped as a possible first ten contender, with Wuhan, Norton, and Shimizu among discussed entrants.
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Glazner Defeats Luque But Cincinnati Wins Second Tilt
In the doubleheader, Glazner pitched effectively in the first game as Cincinnati beat Philadelphia 2 to 0. The Reds won the season series 19 games to 3 as Roush’s run and Wingo’s hit provided the deciding score in the eleventh. Burns, Daubert, and Kimmieck fueled Cincinnati’s slugging in the second game, a high-scoring affair won 8 to 7 after eleven innings.
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Battling Siki Barred by Bay State Boxing Board
Boston dispatch reports Battling Siki, former world light heavyweight champion now based in Paris and working in New York, was denied a Massachusetts boxing license. The state boxing commission declined to forward the license form and informed his manager that the Senegalese challenger cannot box in Massachusetts due to unsatisfied regulatory conditions and his past issues with French boxing authorities.
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Twin Oaks Organize for Football Work
The Twins Oaks have organized for the coming football season and will hold their first practice at the corner of Harral avenue and Catherine street tonight at 8 o'clock. Mickey Broderick will coach the team and the following stars are requested to be on hand: Linane Sansone St. Clary FB Clancy J. Broderick J. Hussey W. Hussey Basso Panton Sagino Carlson Cadiley Law Cody and others wishing a tryout.
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Firpo Seeks Eddie Shevlin As Boxing Tutor Tour
Boston September 20 Billy McCarney adviser to Luis Firpo asks Eddie Shevlin New England welterweight champion to tour with the Wild Bull of the Pampas to impart boxing science and teach him the finer points of the game Shevlin unable to tour due to Dartmouth duties offers to host Firpo at Hanover and share tips He vows to help the Argentinian against Dempsey next year
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Red Brennan Fails to Join Fordham Eleven
New York Sept. Pra Gargan's Fordham squad at Fordham Field works on structure as veterans graduate and others falter. The team faces line and guard losses with Steve Lesko the only first string departure so far. Brennan missing sparks worry as candidates must fill crucial forward and defensive roles for the hard season ahead.
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British poloists play Flaming in Meadowbrook match
September 20 report from Whstrury notes a Meadowbrook field afternoon clash as the British army quartet, recently defeated by the U S Army, faces the Flaming four in the American Open. Meadowbrook, led by Devereaux Milburn, seeks to reach the semi final ahead of Saturday’s and Monday’s decisive games against Shelburn four and the Indian Tigers.
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Camp Is Strong for Yale Eleven
New Haven segment reports Walter Camp, Yale athletic director for 80 years, observed football practice and coaches hope he attends more this fall. He has been busy with business duties and Navy recreational work in World War I, but praises the team’s sound game and top material, though noting room for improvement.
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