Burns Seeks Bantam Title Shot in McCarey Move
I rankey Burns a New Jersey bantam hopeful and Liddie Campi from the Pacific coast prepare to box twenty rounds next Saturday in Vernon arena. The bout, at 116 pounds, could grant Burns a May date on the Pacific coast with Coulon or Williams if victorious. Burns lacks sustained stamina, but his speed and experience against top rivals keep the contest highly charged and nationally notable.
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Pacific Coast
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Chase in Trim to Play Again
Hal Chase is ready to return to action after a wrenched ankle improved, with trainer Doc Barrett confirming readiness for hard work on Tuesday. Meanwhile Jack Seavert plans to join soon as another Yankee is set to play, amid injury concerns for Chuck Chance who hopes to be field-ready within the week.
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Boxing Bouts Listed For Week Across U S Cities
A weekly boxing card rundown lists matchups by day across cities including Willie Beecher against Danny Ridge in New York, Eddie McGoorty versus Bob Mabe in Milwaukee, and several 10 to 20 round bouts in Memphis Toledo Buffalo and Philadelphia with boxers such as Kid Julian Jack Forman and Jimmy Duffy in action.
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Nationals to Cut Sullivan and Welch in Camp Shakeup
Charlottesville March 23 Nationals manager Griffith plans to drop pitchers Sullivan and outfielder Welch from major league camp. Sullivan is returning to the Union Association Montana club unless Montreal offers him a deal, while Welch may be claimed by Cleveland or another club under waivers. The article notes other recruits competing for two to three outfield spots as camp winds down.
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Australian woman rower rises in skiff to open out riggers
Australian rower Misa Emmie Pickering sister of Cliff Picker ing gains prominence by moving from skiff racing toward outriggers. She aims to challenge Fern Kemp daughter of former champion Peter Kemp as she expands her competitive scope.
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England Poised to Bring Strong Polo Team for International Cup
New York reports England will field a powerful polo squad for June matches, with top ponies and familiarity with the no offside rule. Duke of Westminster backs the effort, Walter Buckmaster leads the team, and Capt. E. D. Miller manages ponies while American preparation widens the pony pool at Lakewood’s Georgian Court under Barry Whitney’s supervision.
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George J Gould
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Michigan Votes to Reenter Big Eight
The University of Michigan board in control of athletics voted to rejoin the Western conference if the boycott rule is abolished and athletic board rules are amended. A petition for admission is expected to be considered at the next spring conference meeting. Students doubt the rule will be repealed.
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Juarez Racing Results With Storm Hit Down Telegraphs
Cyclone disruption left Juarez races incomplete as telegraph lines failed. First race won by Duncraggen after upsets with Duncraggen and John Louis among top placers. second race taken by Duncraggen over Rosenta and Orimar Lad. third race led by John Louis with Stick Pin a distant second. Remaining results and purses listed for six races, but full details unavailable due to storm damage.
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Tennessee stable entry list highlights on program today
Charleston race notes list Panorma Fuchala Wiley Heretic Blitzen Jr York Lad Garlton G Royal Message Shackleton and White Wool Noble Rand Coppertown Nimbus Cutle B Lord Elam Cuttyhunk Pliant with entries from Tennessee Stable and others set for a running day.
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Penn Vale Game Today Yale at American League Park at 2
Washington baseball fans may see Pennsylvania and Yale clash for athletic supremacy at American League park this afternoon at two. The rivalry is fierce after last year’s fourteen inning tie and today’s winner gains an edge in the three game series. Capt Imlay faces Brown with Yale’s Shear Blostom Reilly Riddel Carnih Pumpelly McGhie Hunter Brown and Yale’s other lineup against Pennsylvania’s Maley Coryell Coleman Minds McCall Heid Glendinning Wallace Koons Unlay and the pitcher.
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BILLIARDISTS PLAY TONIGHT TO OPEN CLASS A CHAMPS
Philadelphia March 23 Preparations are complete for the Class A championship tournament of the National Amateur Billard Players of America at the Union League. Edward W Gardiner of Passaic N J twice champion meets J E Cope Morton of Philadelphia in the opening match. Seven top amateurs compete. Percy Collins of Chicago faces Dr Walter Offenheimer of Philadelphia in the second game. Charles Conkin of Chicago vs W C Dumway of Portland Oregon Tuesday night. Wednesday Joseph Mayer of Brooklyn meets the loser of tomorrow’s match.
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Princeton Seeks Revenge Against Georgetown Matinee
Princeton aims to even the season series against Georgetown this afternoon on the Hilltop after a 7 to 1 loss last Saturday. President Wilson may attend, seeking to see the Tigers in action in their final appearance of the season. Kelly meets Wood, the visiting star, as the game starts promptly at 3 o'clock.
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Oddie Signs Bill Bans Fist Fights and Gambling Changes
Gov. Oddie signs act repealing finish fight permit in Nevada. Ten round boxing allowed with license. New anti gambling act makes poker a misdemeanor, converts percentage games to felony, and bans gambling with cards. Harvard Eleven begins practice March 31 for April football season.
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Mar
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Harness Sport Outlook Bright This Season
Hobbiers have been reinstated and hobble bans lifted, signaling a bright harness racing season. The American Trotting Association repealed many restrictive rules, promising more competitive racing. big purses appear at Detroit, Kalama zoo, Grand Rapids, Syracuse, Wartford, and Columbus, with $5,000 to $10,000 events planned and three in five heat format likely for major races.
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