Negroes chase Believe It Or Not record at New York meet
James B Herbern and Glenn Cunningham planned victories in Boston while Herbert aimed for a seventh straight win in the Holts and the Hansen event at the Boston AA. Wesley Wallis placed third and Howie Soreé fourth as strong fields challenged. Cunningham noted added weight and confidence after months of training, with a 7:24 mile by Blain Rigeour of Texas narrowly edging Manhattan’s Lou Buros Dext.
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James B Herbern
Glenn Cunningham
Weday
Boston
The
Armory
North Texas
Wesley Wallis
Nam
Howie Soreé
Meshallan
Cuaningnant
Blain Rigeour
Texas
Manhattan
Lou Buros Dext
Glickman Fails to Qualify at Philadelphia
In Philadelphia February 12 Glickman EFrazeuse Uni sprint star failed to finish among the readers in the first foot track meet in six years. Jickman the GA yard dash favorite was eliminated in the met heat. William Wilson of Pennsylvania placed second and Eulace Peacock Temple starred in the 30 yard high hurdles, while Don Lash Indiana won the Penn A.C. mile in 4 22 with Gerald Tarant Philadelphia second.
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Philadelphia
Glickman
Efrazeuse Uni
Boston
Jickman
Met
Wiliam
Wilson
of Pennsylvania
Eulace Peacock
Formeris
Temple
Adan Toimich
Warne Quiversy
Barrest (Spec) Fowls
Georgia
Don Lash
Indiana
Penn A.C
Gerald Tarant
Casey Is Declared Wrestling King
Boston February 12 Casey Ireland defeated Louis Thnasz two falls to one to claim the world wrestling title. Casey pinned the opponent for the first time in his career after a tense opening round. He won the second fall in 11 minutes 43 seconds and the final fall in 39 minutes 15 seconds to secure the championship.
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Boston
Steve
Crusher
Casey
Ireland
Renolder
Louis Tnasz
St Louis
Bastdages
Thess
Tal
Hisean
Rhiarmer
Orange Oarsmen Carry On in Drill
The Orange Oarsmen continued practice under guidance from Ned Ten Eyck who could not attend the Hill. More than 20 oarsmen worked on indoor machines while awaiting the funeral of their former coach. Funeral services for Ten Eyck are planned in Hendrick's Chapel with university officials and students attending.
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Ned Ten Eyck
Hendricks Chapel
Varsity Club
Archbold Gymhatlam
Hendrick
Ateds
Courage Wins Close Grip in Five Round Boxing Night
In a tight card from Cortland and surrounding towns, Bert feinted as Smith dodged and punched, leaving the crowd craving a knockout. Harvey Lackle edged Emil Andrews in a fiery semi final, while Bradley Lewis defeated Steve Kovach in a punishing six rounds. Cramer stopped Chickie Horton in the fourth after a dramatic sequence, as George King dominated Joe Lamite and Patsy Coen bested Lee Gage.
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Page B
Atad
Conrare
Smith
Tiger
Negra
Bert
Harvey Lackle
Emil Andrews
Golden Groves
Andrews
Marvel
Bradley Lewis
Tworld
Steve Kovach
Binghamton
Dows
Lewis
White Kovach
Aitemié Cramer
New York
Chickie Horton
Johnson City
Joe Leonard
Auburn
Althenechne
Horton
George Griffin
Cortland
Patsy Coen
Case
Lee Gage
Pete Saxon
Minetto
Joey Donsieski
Solvay
Syracuse Women Beaten by Troop K in Narrow Loss
Troop K National Guard defeated the Syracuse women's team at a small league match on the American Legion range, 3052 to 1924. Mia Sherman led scoring with 243, while Private Hoffman posted 221 for Troop K.
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Syracuse
National Guard
American Legion
Mia Sherman
Hoffman
Cadets Battle Manlius Court in Afternoon Clash
Central City Basin Institute invaded Manlius court this afternoon to face Capt. Mark Brad leva Cadet qrint.
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Central City Basin Institute
Manlius Court
Mark Bradleva
Loop Leaders in Another Victory
The St Patrick s Gre rollea led by Rezal and Moriarity defeated the Emanons 93 to 38 on the Syracuse Boys Club court in a strong defensive showing. Moriarity scored seven points and Rezal led with nineteen as the Pats built a 14 31 halftime lead and dominated the second half.
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St. Patrick's
Fran
Pats Eek Revenge Tonight In Journal American League Game
The Kellss and the Cozona Inn basketbai team clash at 8:30 at the Jewish Community Center courts with Ronala Philips officiating. The Pats seek revenge after a rough first half of the league schedule as Jack Golden drills his squad for another upset. Gerry Berkowitz earns his first starting nod, expected to bolster defense against a high scoring Beb Na- Een. Dancing will reflow the game.
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Kellss
Cozona’ Inn
Ronala Philips
Pats
Ragers
Niddish
Caat
Cosen
Jack Golden
Ythas
Theieagus
Harry Kate
Bors
Fdas Combat
Vissie
Gerry Berkowitz
Chitel Tied for Title at North American Outdoor Skating
Edgie Schroeder of Chicago led a field of 19 in the mile Worst's skating championship time of 2 27, tying Tommy Smith of Lincoln for the senior title. Don Chit Syracuse and Herbert Mildern Fort Johnson trailed in junior standings as Saranac Lake fans watched women’s events led by Helen Bajill Long Island with 40 points.
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Faranac Lake
Edgie Schroeder
Chicago
Wic Roneherts
Frank Stack
Sudbury
Ontario
Tommy Smith
Lrnca
Lrnca Inj
Meng
Don Chit
Syracuse
Herbert Mildern
Fort Johnson
Inday
Divist
Valley Six Triumphs Spark Frantic City Basketball Night
Valley Six faced a crowded schedule as Nottingham tied third place with Vale and Vocation, while Eastwood recovered to beat York. Notable displays included Nottingham edging Valles in overtime and Eastwood defeating Centres as Fayetteville clashed with Apprentice Training in a tense late stretch.
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Prids Ceniz Bate Ipiece
Nottingham
Vailey
Vocational
Wineh
Eastwood
Yvoratuenal
North
Valles
Connah True
Rosary Keeps League Lead In Parochial hoops
Most Holy Rosary maintains top spot in the Parochial basketball standings. Near outcomes include St Lucy's 34 32 edging past St John the Baptist 34 32 and St Vincent's 36 35 over St Fayrick's as the league rounds continue.
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Most Holy Rosary
Ucies
Ater
Thours
Igie
Ieee SP
BSL Athens
Assumpien Aoisses
St Lucy's
John the Baptist
John the Evanzelier
St. Vincent's
Fayrick
Crown Handball Champion Today at City Tournament
The eighth annual city handball championship finals occur at 7:30 p m on the TALCA court between Maurice Finkhers and Maurice Abramson. Defending champ Fred Armsienz was eliminated last week by Charles Gellman, while Fineverz defeated Armsienz and son beat Guy Fitts in the semifinals. The final awards the Journal-American Hue trophy to the winner.
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Flagt
City Handball Zefragment Spon
fourmer-Aamerican
Maurice Finchers
Maurice Abramson
Talca
Fred Armsienz
Charles Gellman
Tater
Fineverz
Fred
Son
Guy Fitts
Journal-American
Symabolic
Newark Elks Face Schenectady in Weekend Showdown
Newark Elks travel to take on a Schenectady Rich ards led squad on the focal floor at 9 o clock. The meet features sprint and distance events with multiple youth and junior divisions highlighted by 220 and 440 yard races and a late board of time trials.
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Newars
Fen
Newark
Elks
Schenectady Richards
Syracuse to face Wisconsin in Madison clash date fixed
Syracuse will swap punches with Wisconsin at Madison on Feb 25 as part of a planned Orange varsity afternoon meeting. The matchup follows last year's setback for Wisconsin, with Bucknell originally on the schedule for that date.
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Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
Bucknell
Apheer
Orange
Rehbold Aym
Syracuse
Semifinals Set in Tennis Title Hopefuls
Bobby Kids of Chicazo tops amateur ranks as Riggs defeats Martin Buxby and Miarab to reach the semifinals with Harris of West Palm Beach defending champ Mulloy. Miami entrant Cooke advances after beating Telex. Mull entered by defeating Stand.
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Bobby Kids
Chicazo
America
Riggs
Martin Buxby
Miarab
Charles Harris
West Palm Beach
Gardner Mulloy
Miami
Elwood Cooke
Portland
Ore Mull
Arthur
Fla
Haris
Wilmar Hines
Hollswood
Caliz
Cooke
George Telex
Cathedral Wins at Auburn in High School Tilt
Cathedral High School of the Th rachia League defeated Holy Family High School Auburn. Bob Nicholson led the attack with points as Cathedral pulled away in a rough contest. Unclear names and scorers suggest a close game with Cathedral ahead late and Keating noted as keeper.
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Cathedral High School of the
Thrachia
Holy Family High Sch
Auburn
Sy Prison Ciy
Bob Nicholson
Cathedral Ae
Sasre
Noir Famir
Tecral
Befere—Keating
Fquariers
Kathryn Hemphill Captures Palm Beach Women Golf Title
Kathryn Hemphill won the Palm Beach women's golf tournament edging rival players in a Müor race. The Palm Beach event featured strong showings from local competitors as Hemphill secured the championship with steady play and clutch shots on late holes.
Gamillus 15 Leader Seizes Early Possession in League
Camillus defense shines as LSF Jordan tops Shaneatete, while Warners defeat Batdivinsy in a midseason clash. Liverpool staged a 29 to 25 Sass victory as Jamesville surged with a 38 point performance, an Eastern division highlight amid shaken standings.
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Skane
Les
Joss
Jordan
Eaxe
Mhouth
Py Jamesvsi
Camillus Defenceiite
LSF
Shaneatete
Warners
Batdivinsyhip
Liverpool
Marcellus Ery
Jamesville
Li Nerth
Judge Best Dog In Show Tonight
A Westminster show in New York featured Maridor and related dogs making notable debuts. Maridor’s pup, along with Mera and Dora, claimed top puppy placements while Maridor setters and a 1-year-old winner field drew attention. Entries included Magidone Buccarter and Pilot of zombie with owners Duke and Happy Valles Kennels, plus Dr. A J Fallon’s Orang Blossom.
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Garden
Marifer
Meen
Westminster
Marc
Maridor
Dot
Mera
Dora
Palmer
Henry
Paro
Bitches
Destre
Abl Duke
Happy Valles
A. J. Fallon
Auburn
N. Y
Syracuse Ukes Reach Nineteenth Victory in Season
Syracuse Ukes crushed North Side Athletics 49 to 23 on their Ukrainian National time court to extend to nineteen their season win total. Hadlick scored 11 and Terry 34 for the winners while Ed Smith led the insers with eight points.
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Syracuse Ukes
North Side Athletics
Athletics
Ukes
Hisn Scheel
Hadlick
Terry
Ed Smith
Insers
Petite Iock Vortan
Ibur Av
Syracuse Exes
Auburn Ukes
Syracuse Girls
Auburn Royal Queens
Vocational High School Rifle Team Opens Practice
The Vocational High School rifle team began practice in the One Hundred and Eighth Infantry room at the armory under coach Len McTonnell. The program grows popular with both boys and girls as meets align with meal clubs and local or national organizations. Team records are sent by mail to Washington headquarters for scoring and comparison.
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Vocational High School Rifts
One Hundred and Eighth Infantry
Armory
Len McTonnell
Washington, D.C
Boys Club table tennis win over Rubbermen 3 2
Syracuse Boys Club table tennis team edged Rubbermen 3 2 in a league match. Results show Gasvits defeating Mors, Chieda beating Doherty, Yours besting Crevit, and Morij SBC defeating Ratifate amid college wrestling notes.
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Esqacuse
Gasvits
EX Mors
SEC
Chieda
Doherty
Yours
Crevit
S Mor
S.B.C
Ratifate
Stars Invade Pittsburgh In Weekend Hockey Clash
The Stars travel to Pittsburgh to face the Hornets amid injury worries and lineup questions. Coach Powers plans a lineup with Eddie Ramirez leading the attack while Bert Gardiner mans the crease. Ramblers visit the Coliseum next, with Xormis Mann's status uncertain after prior injuries.
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Hossey
Gerrey
Enterronzi-americaney Teague
Gs Stone
Tatsbursh Hornets
Rockey
Eddie
Putshurah
Donne Hughes
Eomring
Pitts
Tennie
Marter-Muindies
Inc
Ishureh Press
Ue Tn
Sadie Powers
Je Ywinks
Tix
Zise
Powers
Stars
Fittsburgh
Ramblers
Coliseum
Twinks
Philadelphia
Bert Gardiner
Zekazo
Procita Shows in Cue Exhibitions at Palace Billiards
Jos Procita opens a pocket billiards exhibition at Palace Billiards this afternoon facing George A Beile in a 125 point match. The Amster dam native, nicknamed the Ironman of cue, has traveled 756,699 miles in exhibition play over three seasons and participated in 113 matches, winning 101. He will end his public shows with a Palace appearance Sunday evening and reappear Tuesday night at the Citizens Cig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos Procita
George A Beile
Frovita
Amsterdam
Taherski
Rugolph
Greenleaf
Procia
Willie Marconi
Joe Dick
Chick Seaback
Palace
Toral
Citizens Cig
St. John's Team Beats Rome Quintet on North High Court
St. John's defeated the Rome quintet as they posted a 70 to ? victory on the Norta High School court. The Evangelists, led by standout players, fell short in the late game.
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ST. John’s
Rome
St. Joan
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