Weary Lenglen Seeks Quiet Mountains No Riviera Return
The weary Suzanne Lenglen plans a mountain refuge away from the Riviera scene amid nerves after a demanding test by Helen Wills. Unlikely to meet again soon on the Riviera, Lenglen may resume play later at St Cloud or Wimbledon while Wills keeps strong form after beating Mrs. Satherwaite 6-1 6-1 in Bristol.
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France
Sue Lenglen
Riviera
Helen Wills
Willa
Mile
Lenglen
Iera
Wuzann
Euse Des Nervus
California
Dhas
Helen
Suzanne
Miss Wills
Mile. Lenglen
St. Claud
Duss Walls
St. Cloud
Wimbledon
Hoten Willig
Suzanne Lenglen
Senoris de Alvarez
Nice
U.S
Hamilton School Leads With Clean Record In League Play
Washington teams clash in a fast afternoon of junior league basketball with Hamilton and Washington squads delivering decisive wins. Hamilton routs St Marys 20 to 0 as Brown Warren and Haugh score. Washington 230 edges Washington 237 10 to 6. forfeit shadows the last game with Washington 231 giving up to Washington 236.
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Hamilton
Washington
Washbings
St Cy's
Ashington
Washgton
Washington A
St. Mary’s
Gates School
Gates
Brown
Warren
Haugh
Barkus
Crooks
Tefen and Anderson Win Tennis Doubles Title
Tilden and Anderson defeated Vincent Richards and Hunter Slunter 3-6 6-3 6-4 3-6 12-10 to win the national indoor doubles championship in a sensational match at Seventieth Regiment Armory New York. The pair recovered championship form as the match swung dramatic between rallies and big serves.
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Seventit Regiment Armry
New York
Winm T. Tilden
Fred. Anderron
Vincent Richards
Slunter
Olympic Cham
Pions
Tilden
Richards
Hunter
Harry Greb and Dempsey Era Fight Economics Compared
New York reports on Harry Greb's fighting schedule showing a policy of frequent bouts to stay in peak form. The piece contrasts Greb's earnings and activity with promoter James J. Kearns guiding Jack Dempsey through heavy-title years and lucrative engagements from 1919 to 1924.
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New York
Leon Flynn
Pug Sm
Harry Grob
Dempsey
Gre
Kearns
Re Kearns
Ibb
Tal
Tom
Greh
Harry
Titig
Palooka
Delerium
Tanktown
Payrill
Eezema
Racing Meetings Span Cities Across United States
The schedule lists racing meets at Jefferson Park New Orleans Miami Pockey Club in Miami West Coast Jockey Club in Tampa Tin Juana Jockey Club in Tin Juana and Havana American Jockey Club in Havana. An automobile event features a thirty thousand dollar 300 mile race at Fulford Florida. Kennedy Coal Co advertises coal at 5 75 per ton with cash on delivery.
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Jefferson Park
New Orleans
Miami
Warren Lump Coal
Kennedy Coal Co
Multisport Events Span United States and Canada
A mixed set of late 20th century sports notes lists golf tournaments closing in Pebble Beach and Del Monte California for the California intercollegiate and Washington Birthday events. Curling international matches start in Quebec as Southwestern A A indoor meet unfolds in New Orleans. Swimming AAU women indoor 50 yards in Brookline and bowling IA tournaments conclude in St Paul while Tri State event finishes in Cleveland. Boxing style matchups appear with multiple 10 to 12 round bouts listed in Philadelphia Canton Hoylyoke and Holyoke Mass.
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California
Pebdle Beach
Washington
del Monte
Calif
Quebec
Southwestern A. A
New Orleans
Brookline
Mass
International Bowling Association
St. Paul
Southwestern Bowling Association
Pulsa Union Printer
Cleveland
Romero Daas
Jack Pelqnes
Philadelphia
Bobby Ta Rein
Eddie Brady
Canton
O al Mello
Meyer Colon
Hoylyoke
Marathon to feature 35 runners in Brooklyn Queens event
New York February 22. Thirty five seasoned distance runners were to compete in the Brooklyn Queens Marathon of twenty miles, as part of the thirteenth regiment games this afternoon. Notables include Frank Windling of Buffalo Olympic team member, Al Michaelgon, Billy Kennedy of Port Chester, Harry Parkinson of Brooklyn, Fred Wachsmuth of New York, Harry Goslin of Boston, and William Grover of Canada among many others. The field also featured Willie Ritola Allan Helfrich Gilbert Holland Russell Payne Louis Clark Chet Bowman Wille Plant Cay Dodge Eddie Nirby.
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New York
Brooklyn- Queens
Frank Windling
Buffalo
al Mchaelgon
Billy Kennedy
Portchester
N. Y
Harry Parkinson
Brooklyn
Fred Wachsmuth
Harry Goslin
Boston
William Grover
Willie Ritola
Allan Helfrich
Gilbert Holland
Canda
Russell Payne
Louis Clark
Chet Bowman
Wille Plant
Cay Dodge
Eddie Nirby
Local Indoor Baseball Teams Seek Intercity Game
Seafring Games Baker's High Grade Tee Crear invites an indoor city team to arrange a game. They are willing to travel or host and request contact with C. Mann at Evergreen 5720 or 4607 Dennison Avenue, Cleveland.
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Sefring
Baker
Tee Crear
C. Mann
Evergreen
Dennison Avenue
Cleveland
City subscribers urged to report late papers by six thirty
Notice to readers: if your newspaper does not arrive by 6 30 p m call SALG and a delivery person will bring it as soon as possible after the hour. The message emphasizes prompt service for late deliveries.
B C Wins In Thrilling Overtime Game
The Higma business College basketball team edged Verminon in an overtime duel 24 to 23 after a hard fought contest. Padley and Dunlap starred in a dramatic finish at Verminon Hall as the game extended beyond regulation.
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Higma Business College
Myleh
Verminon
Vermin Jed
Padley
Dunlap
Local Schools Enter Northeastern District Basketball Tourney
Biyria high school plans to compete in the Northeastern District basketball tournament at Cleveland. Eight morning elimination games start Saturday February 27 from 2 to 6 pm with two games concurrently, followed by four evening games beginning at 6. Other entrants include East High, St Ignatius, John Marshall, Cleveland Heights, and more. The Kentucky Derby will again offer $50,000 in added money with total purse around $65,000.
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Biyria High School
Las
Cleveland
Pantie Hall
Crahy
Clavic
East High
Woly Name
John Marshall
Cleveland Weights
Ashland High
St. Janatius
West Commerce
Lorain
Weel Thigh
Lakewood
Cathedral Tatin
Tniversity School
East Technical
Central
Shaw
Glenville
South
Harbor Wieh
Ashtabula
John Adams
Painesvile
State High
West Tech
Collinwood
De Molay Gagers Fall In Opener Of Series
Elyria De Molay loses the first game in a three game Northern Ohio title series against Cleveland Ded Brook De Molay 33 to 21 at West gym Cleveland. Both teams led or tied each quarter until the fourth when Cleveland pulled away. Return engagement at the high school gym will be scheduled later with a different result expected.
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Elyria de Molay
Dedbrook de Molay
Cleveland
Schrock
Ro Fens
Honaiing
Reform and Methodist Lead Juni o Church Floor League
The Reform and Methodist teams hold first place as the Junior Church Floor League nears its end. Reports show tight battles with St Marys and Congregational games, including a 24 to 4 win by Church of Christ and a strong Baptist win over St Andrews. Standings list Methodist 7 0 1.000, Congregational 6 2 .750, Baptists 4 4, St Agnes 4 3, Church of Christ 3 4 .420, St Johns 0 8 .000, St Marys 0 0 .000.
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Reform
Methodist
Rames
Letop
Reform Hars
St. Mary's
Dave Horan
Reform Boys
Mary's
St Agnes
Cong
Pantie
Church of Christ
Bnai Brith
Q’harta
Nelderhousey
Schon
St. Andrews
Baptist
Store
St. John’s
St. John Five
Crams
W. J. Pet
Congregational
St. Agnes
St. Jonn
St. Marys
St Andrews
Tunney Stribling Bout Seen As Record Gate Draw
Miami February 22 Work on arena for the proposed bout between Gene Tunney and Young Stribling was to begin today. The promoter Jess Baugh said the arena would seat 60,000 and be finished in ten days with about 100 carpenters at work. Baugh expected the fight to draw a $300,000 gate.
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Miami
Cone Jenney
Young
Jess Kaugh
Baugh
Ehifte
Bowling Green Normal Beats Oberlin In Crip Gray Tourney
Oberlin loses 29 to 16 as Bowling Green Normal School dominates the Crip Gray basketball tournament game. Backman scores 18 points for Bowling Green while Ohberlin’s captain Lonhy adds 7 as the Crimson and Gold pull away in the second half.
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Oberlin
Bowling Keen Normal School Tye
Ieen
Lonhy Ted Ohberlin
Grammar School League Games Produce Close Finishes
The Grammar School League wrapped up the regular schedule with three teams tied for first: St. Marys Washington and McKinley. St. Marys defeated Giates. Washington beat Elg. McKinley edged Garford with Buswell scoring six for McKinley in a 7-4 win.
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St. Marys
Washington
McKinley
St. Mary's Inn
Giates School
Hoth Tenmg
St. Maryla Boys
Mary's Washington
Blg
College of the City of New York introduces new golf course
The city college reports a popular new golf course attracting hundreds of undergraduates. Hermosa MacCarthy, the local pro, leads the program with two weekly evening sessions and outdoor practice at Flatlough Golf Club planned for the rest of the term.
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New York
College of the City of
Hermosa MacCarthy
Flatlough Golf Club
Pirates Set for Spring Training in Paso Robles
The vanguard of the world champion Pittsburgh Pirates led by Manager Hill McKechnie and Secretary Sam Dreyfus plus Rockey battery men traveled toward Paso Robles California to begin spring training.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirater
Hill McKechnie
Sam Dreyfus
Rockey Battery
Paso Robles
Cant
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