Hilltop runners chosen by coach after time trial
Hilltop track selections announced after a five minute trial led by coach O Reilly and Traljer. Top sprinters and distance runners from Hilltop, including Dowding, Brooks, Holden, Marsters, Sullivan, and Hass, were named for upcoming relay and distance events at Georgetown and nearby meets. Georgia, Old Liners, and George Washington counts feature in upcoming dual meets.
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Arthur CL
Kyape Wenty
Ute Oyard
Pikella
Yoalla Delpnta
Pras Britay
O Reilly
Traljer Aibaugard
Machain Esteves
Ameri
Trent
Georgetown
Paul Morinhy
Gud
Vernonacher
Lowing Herlihy
Hiaag Eng
Eorge Marsters
Kinally
Holden
Tuas
Brooks Sullivan
Holden and
Marsters
Wil
Gargetown
Brooks Helrna
Morstars
Ant Sullivan
Dowding
Romy
Haas
Cashman
Sheppy Sa
Fing Dowding
Gurgesa
Ang Klually
Virginia
Siofund
Golf Putter Dilemma and Swing Alignment Question
Dear Sir-T asks whether to discard one of two putters and describes a stance and arm position aiming to steady the right arm against the thigh for improved putting. The writer seeks advice on choosing between two methods, balancing head stability and wrist forearm action, and requests a remedy from the sport editor.
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Barnca
Leonard's diversified ascent into film and theater
Benny Leonard signs a $190,000 moving picture contract and foresees a future as an actor, with plans to balance boxing and stage work. He expands beyond the ring into vaudeville and cinema, signaling a potential shift away from boxing while maintaining title security amid possible bouts with Mickey Walker.
Local tennis notes touch on July tournament
The article mentions William PoTie of Sadelphin telegraphing his plan to defend his title at a weeklong tournament starting July 7. He will play doubles with Suids in the event against the Columbix AC and other rivals.
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Tilde
Leis Apel
William PoTie
Sadelphin
Suids' Alse
Gallaudet to Play 2 Games This Week
Gallaudet’s baseball team will entertain Briarley on Kendall Green this afternoon, a postponed game rescheduled after bad weather. Coach Elstad may start regular mound rotation with Hnauss in reserve, and the lineup lists Knauss, Boatwright, Bradjay, Danofski, Krug, Rage, Lahn, Massinkoff, and others in key spots.
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Gallaudet
Briarley
Kendall Green
Gistad
St John’s
St Johns
Gallgudet
Quantico Marines
Quyanetico
Elstad
Hie
Hnauss
Robomi Fg
Likaly
Unegup
Massjnkoff
Lahn
Danofski
Bradjay
Rat
Boatwright
Rage
Krug
Knauss
Mohawk A C Plans Practice Game With Seaman Gunners
Mohawk A C, district independent champions for 1823, plan a practice game with the Seaman Gunners tomorrow at 6 pm at the Jatters field nat yard. Thirty candidates are out, to be reduced to 18, with all players reporting tomorrow at 4 29 pm. manager Guatza seeks a Sunday opponent.
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Mohawk A. C
Seaman Gunners
Jatters
Nat Yard
Veuae
Guatza
Prospects Bright For Hess A C Nine Prospects
Prospects for Hess A C pine look bright this season after a strong start. Last year Firestone A C set a junior circuit record in the midget class, and this year the squad, almost unchanged, aims to provide stiff competition for the Junior team. Hes has won all four starts this season, batting 47 to 10 for opponents, with Dean the catcher leading at bat as a key contributor.
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Hess A. C
Firestone A. C
Dean
Sam Rice error stirs Yankees win over Nationals
Hoyt dominates as Griffe men crumble in early frames. Rice singles in eighth and scores on mishandling, Proctor drives in run in ninth though rally falters. Marberry slated for Nationals as Philadelphia beat Mackmen in Quaker City.
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Hoyt
Griffe
Rice
Meusels
Jett
Proctro
Doc
Tae Harriamen
Town
Philadelphia
Mackmen
SIZZLERS By George Islir Opined
A fragmented column notes a champion businessman as a slab artist, praising self reliance and personal effort. It laments slow promises from others, warns against egotism, and urges timely action in leadership while mocking bench warmers. The piece scorns excuses and stresses individual initiative.
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George Islir
Ziety
Havers and Ockenden defeat pros in close golf match
Havers and Ockenden overcome a 1 hole deficit to beat McLeod and Hutchison 2 up in a British contest. The afternoon round produced birdies and tight putts, with Havers finishing strong on the eighteenth to seal a dramatic comeback.
Washington Potomacs Primed for Opening
Washington Potomacs prepared for the Eastern Colored League opener on Thursday April 24 at Griffith stadium. Manager Ben Taylor reports the roster in midseason form after a full practice at Monument No 8 and American League Park. Right handers Stringbeans Williams Newsome and Hampton ready to start, Eggleston likely catching. A monster parade with 50 cars lined up by Howard University will precede the game, with university musicians in attendance.
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Ben
Eggleston
Jed
Howard University
Hand
Dundee Challengers Post Forfeit Money for Title Match
New York April 2 fighters Dundee and Bernstein sought a junior lightweight title bout binding forfeit money with the board. The commission rejected proposals to tie the crown while Dundee defended his title under six months to preserve it. Wagner and Flynn also posted forfeit to bind a welterweight title match for Mickey Walker.
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New York
Johnny Dundsy
Blate Gthiatle Commission
Dave Shade
Pacific Coast
Mickey Walker
Jockey Clarence Turner Granted License After Delay
New York April 29 Clarence Turner known jockey was granted a license by the stewards of the Jockey Club after 10 days. His application had been tabled earlier with no explanation given though investigations of reports concerning Turner were said to have satisfied the stewards there was no ground to withhold his 1624 permit.
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New York
Clarence Turner
Jockey Club
Turner
Arg Argentine Polo Star Withdraws from Olympia Team
Crack polo player David Miles has withdrawn from the Argentina Olympia games team for business reasons. Brook Taylor will replace him. Miles was part of the Argentina squad that came to the United States in 1938 and won the American Open championship.
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Buenos Aires
David Miles
Brook Taylor
Miles
Argentina
United States
Weather disrupts Nationals game amid gusty wind and drifting paper
The Nationals faced a windy day that halted play at times as umpires chased paper sheets drifting from the stands. Ruth stood out as the lone visitor not to get wet, while Jones the Yank pitcher cooled with a fever after a rough visit. Barrowful Sam opened the home season at the Big Temple, and the Red Box visit 1924 for a four day stay, with Gray shirts laundered for today’s opener.
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Ruth
Zehniser
Jones
Sam
Hartis
Hoyit'a Ping
Wake
Judge
Mengdomen
Scott
Prethra
Ward
Pippa
Bheys
Stanaa Harris
Mouse
Witt
Meusel
Peck
Meusels
Letbold
McGrew
Hoyt
Wight
Hartia
Wardalaay Looper
Dusan
Fanning
Bingle
Golben Sphere Dominates Graw Feature In Striking Fashion
Golben Sphere wins the Graw feature easily with Ral Farrs Virgire second and Mrs Mary Mandias Amatello third. Monksheed and In The Dark stumble, Nefether injured as seven finish. Permanent Wave opens maidens, Go-Or-Die contends, and Swenke’s Superbun caps the night.
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Monksheed
Ral Farrs Virgire
Mary Mandias Amatello
Monkshoog
Beth
Nefether
Bill Keating
Theme
Gosden
Permanent Wave
Jim Bogen
Triple Springs Farms
Peter Peul
Maxwells
Payal
Per Tagnent
Trigger
Diny Wallace
Bowie
Shanks
Cosden
Swallace
Lord Granite
Attilia
Mpg A. Swenkes Superbun
Pancho Villa Signs For Genaro Meeting
Pancho Villa, the World flyweight champion, signed to defend his title against Frankie Genaro, the American 112-pound champion, in a 16 round match planned for late May or early June at Nostrang A in Brooklyn. Genaro had not signed yet but an imminent completion was anticipated, with two prior meetings producing two Genaro wins and one no decision. The report notes the pair previously fought three times.
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New York
Pancho Villa
Frankie Genaro
Brooklyn
Pam McArdie
Matchmeyer
Genero
McArdie
Genaro
Rickard Renews Defort To Get Farps 18 Fight
New York April 22 A P reports Rickard continues pressuring promoter Tex Rosard to secure a July or August heavyweight bout. He cables Juan Homa in Buenos Aires seeking action and signals readiness to travel if needed. Despite promoter resistance Rickard vows to persist or shift plan for a March rematch at Madison Square Garden.
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Defort
Farps
Herm
Juan Homa
Buenos Aires
Wddi
Wierdcen
Ricka
Ec R Ft the Heavyweight. Te Saa Ebchard
Ricnara Wadoe
Romero
Chiienu Heasiweg
Mr.s
Garon Bomete
Maneo Square Garden
Foyu Jobraon
Opporen
York
Batting Tendencies in Major League Play Observed
Analyzes left handed batters tendencies against fast curves and slow pitches. Explains defensive shifts for second base and shortstop, noting variability by individual batter. Mentions amateurs and college players lack time to study opponents as pros do.
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Xberid
Turner
Warone
Middle Nine to Meet Penn State and Syracuse
Annapolia Md April 22 Contests on the baseball diamond and the tennis courts form the midweek athletic program for the shipmen tomorrow afternoon Penn State and Syracuse will be the respective opponents. Rivalry between the squad and Maryland is strong in all branches and should show in the day’s play with Peterson for Dyer and Capt Hearne expected to be ready.
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Annapolia Md
Thea ¢Shipmen
Penn Sate
Smd
Syracuse
Nitteny Siore
iMd Dee
Peterson
Dyer
Beadere Selecton
Capt Hearne
Syracuse Football Aid Is Coming South
Syracuse New York April 22 Harry Robertson a longtime assistant coach to John Meebhar resigns after three years on the Orange staff to take a coaching position in Georgia. His brother James Robertson former Dartmouth star became head coach at Oglethorpe a year ago.
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United States
William W Nutting
Arthur
Hildebrand
Oliver H. Perry
Amerina
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Faroa Islands
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Greenland
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Nutting
Bis Associates
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N .Y
Hary Robertson
Pracuse University
John F Meebhar
Ithres Yarre
Orange
Syracuse Roberton
Dalsthorne UN
Georgia
James Robertson
Dartmonth
Oglethorpe
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