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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1921

Page

13

Greatest rowing season predicted for colleges

College oarsmen prepare for an unprecedented 1921 season. California and Washington lead Pacific coast hopes with Stanford funds to support a possible entry. Key regattas include Poughkeepsie, Harvard Yale, and the Childs Cup, with Princeton and Navy aiming for Carnegie Lake and Carnegie matches.

Yale Columbia Derby Housatonic River Naval Academy Pennsylvania Annapolis Sevarn River Princeton Harvard Carnegie Lake New York Harlem River Mass. Institute of Technology Falousatonic Cornell Ithaca Cayuga Lake Syracuse Severn River Intercollegiate Rowing Association Poughkeepsie Hudson River Harvard-Yale New London Thames River

Gibbons Poised for Fast Rise in Heavyweight Ring

International News Sporting Editor notes Tommy Gibbons of St Paul has emerged as a top heavyweight contender after quick knockouts of Paul Sampson in New York. Promoter Eddie Kane pushes Gibbons toward Dempsey era fights, highlighting his growing punch and defense as a potential title bid.

Harvard Begins Three Week Spring Football Practice

Harvard's 1921 football squad starts a three week spring practice session on March 28 running to April 16. Captain Kieth Kane announces the letter men eligible for the next season including Kane Crocker Macomber Brown Tierney Buel Owen Fitts Churchill and others. Tim Tolbert may return next fall but his status is undecided.

International News Service Cambridge Mass Harvard Kieth Kane Crimson Kane Crocker Macomber Brown Tierney Buel Owen Fitts Churchill Tim Tolbert

Tris Speaker Shines As Texas Rodeo Star

Fort Worth April 2 Tris Speaker famed baseball star of the Cleveland Indians and 1920 champions wowed rodeo crowds at the Southwestern Fat Stock Show. He finished third in calf roping after defeating pros like Leonard Stroud and Toots Ayers to the acclaim of 7,000 spectators.

International News Service Fort Worth Texas Tris Speaker Cleveland Indians Fred Beeson Guy Shultz Barker Leonard Stroud Toots Ayers George Brannon

Harvard and Yale Invite Oxford and Cambridge Track Meet

Harvard and Yale invite Oxford and Cambridge to a June 18 track meet at the Stadium. If accepted it would be the fifth for the combined teams with prior wins in London 1899 1911 and New York 1901 and England 1904.

Internatonal News Service Cambridge Mass Harvard Yale Oxford Johnny Bulls Queen's Club London Yanks New York England

Mumma to Direct 1921 National Rifle Matches at Camp Perry

Lieut. Col. Morton C. Mumma appointed executive officer of the 1921 National Rifle Matches to be held at Camp Perry Ohio in August. A committee including Maj. Waller and Brig. Gen. Phillips adopted a new National Intercollegiate Rifle Matches format reducing teams to under 72 and setting stages at 200 600 and 1900 yards with several national and pistol events. The intercollegiate match will be open to all colleges including Annapolis and West Point with preliminary ROTC trials.

National Sports Syndicate Morton C. Mumma U.S. Cavalry Camp Perry Mumma Col Major Waller Marine Snyder Infantry Stodter Cavalry Fred Phillips National Rifle Association Mach Army U. S. Army Intercollegiate Association United States Naval Academy United States Military Academy

Intercollegiate Event Costs Set for Schools

Schools wishing to compete in the Intercollegiate event must bear their own expenses unless selected as the civilian team from their state.

American Woman Enters British Championship Golf

Mrs. Quentin Feilner of New York a metropolitan and Florida State champion will compete in the British championship. She has forwarded her entry and will sail for England on May 4. Since 1911 as Miss Jillian Hyde she has been a leading figure in U S women’s golf.

Quentin Feilner New York Metropolitan Florida Feilner England Jillian Hyde

Tex Rickard la'selec champ du monde of fight promoters

New York April 2 Tex Rickard is described as a champion du monde of boxing promoters. He has staged six world title bouts in months at Madison Square Garden and will promote the Dempsey Carpentier bout on July 2. He aims to keep promoting top fights and lining up more championships and potential featherweight and bantam challenges with notable fighters like Kilbane Wilde Herman and Gibbons.

Jack Velock New York Collegey Princeton Carnegie Lake Penn Schuylkill Columbia Stanford California Washington Pacific Coast Madison Wis Badgers Kane Tom Gibbons Tommy Dempsey Tex Rickard Brennan Martin Weinert Thomas Reich Sampson I. N du Monde Rickard Madison Square Garden Empire State Tex Jack Dempsey Bid Brennan Arena Benny Leonard Joe Welling Ritchie Mitchell Jack Britton John Pattrick Kilbane Andy Chaney Jimmy Wilde United States Wilde America Pagdom Simnex Joel Lyarch Tommy Gibbons Bill Brennan Charles Wienert Bob Martin Bob Roper Bat Levinsky Richard

Brothers Clash for National Indoor Tennis Title

In New York on April 2 the final round featured Derederick C. and Frank T. Anderson of Brooklyn facing off for the national indoor singles title. The doubles final had Vincent Richards and S. H. Voshell to meet Fred Anderson and Ben Letson, holders of the New Jersey state championship.

New York Derederick C Frank T. Anderson Brooklyn Vincent Richards S. H. Voshell Fred Anderson Ben, lLetson

Lorain Prepares For Historic Baseball Season

Lorain fans anticipate the biggest season in city history as Holley-Krohn and K. O. P. hotly contest the city title with star players like Stick Seneff and Creigert in action. First practice dates set. May 1 opener vs St. Nicholas, May 8 vs Berea, then a five game city championship series.

Lorain Holley-Krohn Clothiers Seneff Clothier Nine St. Nicholas South Lorain Berea Beera K. of P Marion Marion City Creigert Cleveland Tulk Elyria

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