English and Scots to Decide Rivalry Match
English and Scots will meet in a highly billed soccer rivalry described as the greatest game of its kind. The venue is Mea Si Dorashir Manor Park road with teams including Bach side and City from Winchester and Bridgeport among others listed in the fragmented report.
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Cweré
Bach
Geport- City
Kson
Ake
Scotland
Bridgepor
Johnston
Winchéster
Winchéster An Geianeport
Manchester
Bridgeport
Svagnen
Phistles
B. Yl
Winchester
Americans Face Red Caps After Strengthening Roster
The Americans, boosted by several new players, prepare at Newfield Park for a Sunday game against the Red Caps. Business Manager Jimmy announces fresh faces will join the lineup as the team travels under the Philadelphia banner.
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The
Philadelphia
Newfield Park
Jimmy
Red Sox
Ely
Local Ward Forms Baseball Committee at Lake Torpedo Boat Yard
In the ward a meeting held in the yard of the Lake Torpedo Boat Co formed a committee to promote and advocate baseball. Members include Williams, Stegner, Graham, Horkheimer, Barron, Calin, Nortis, Kelly, Mullaney, Seinan, Tickey, Toole, Audley and mascots Demery and Westar. John Barron elected manager with T. M. Bickster as assistant. The season opens this afternoon with two strong teams, Industrial League play begins near Now. Athletics vs Rosebuds headline a City League pennant rivalrous clash at Wheeler's. first meeting of the season promises a big crowd.
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Lake Torpedo Boat Co
Tovern Sports
Williams
Stegner
Graham
Horkciheimer
Barron
Calin
Nan Nortis
Kelly
Mullaney
Seenan
Tickey
Toole
Audley
Br.” Demery
H. “Westar
John
T. M. ‘Bickster
Nalcurtain Falls
Lake-plant
Neludes
Moran
Martin
Rosebuds
Connecticut Amateur Football Association Game Report
A 3 pm kickoff is set for the Connecticut State Football Association game featuring Griffin Thistlés and a roster of Bridgeport City and Winchester players. The list includes Cassidy Williams Dickson Shields Grady and Murray among others with officials led by president Jimmy Miller. refereeing assigns indicate a prompt start at 3 16 p.m.
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Shaw
Bridgeport
Cassidy
Winchester
Hirst
Shields
Hartford United
Williams
Manchester
Dickson
Wyattie
Smith
Grady
Thistles
Harrison
Logan
Stamford
Bridgeport City
Henderson
Tedcastle
Me “Murray
Jimmy Miller
Connecticut State Football ‘Association
Big Alex Loses First Start Since Return to Cubs
Grover Cleveland Alexander, back from France, yielded one run as the Chicago Cubs were defeated 1 to 0 by the Cincinnati Reds. It was his first appearance since a return to the club.
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Big Alex
Cubs
Reits
Chicago
Grover Cleveland- Alexander
France
Cincininmati Reds
Cincinnati Ale
O Rath
Neale
Groh
Rehg
Magee
Daubert
Kopf
Saya Rariden
T Fisher
Plack
Rf Holiecker
Garber
Paskert
Meride
Beal
Sillefer
E Mann
X ‘ Carter
Alesander
P O'Farrell
Killefer
Cinginnati
Hollacher
Rehs
Bar- Ber
Rarisden
Fish
Rath
Rariden
L Fisher
Cincinnat
Barber
Alexander
Fisher
Carter
Industrial League Opener Sparks City Race
The Industrial League season opens today amid favorable weather. Six teams are expected to compete in a lively circuit. Diamond No. 1 and Amaticah Torpedoes are among the contenders with Tapley noted as a standout player.
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Amaticah ‘Torpedoes
Diamond No
Tapley
Reation: Grammar OS Baseball League Schedule East End
East End and West End divisions list May to June games with teams City venues. Franklin Lincoln Barnum Waltersville Summerfield Grand Columbus Yellow Mill Wheeler's Lot Maplewood Elias Howe Prospect Madison Shelton and others appear in scattered schedule lines.
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Grammaros
Grand
Columbus
Barnum
Hair's Lot
Waltersville
Frank
Tra Ld
Lincoln
Yellow Mill
Summerfield
Wheeler's Lot
Grand& Columbus
Ellow Mill
Old Milnes
Prospect
Elias Howe
Seaside Park
Maplewood
Shelton
Shelton Playground
OO Am
Madison
West End
Big Entry for College Meet Opens at Pratt Field
Twelve colleges enter the opening Intercollegiate Athletic Association meet at Pratt Field in Springfield Mass on May 9 with trials forenoon and finals afternoon. Participants include Boston University Tufts Holy Cross Worcester Tech Mass Agricultural Springfield New Hampshire State Middlebury Stevens Colgate Albany Teachers and University of Vermont.
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Springfield
Mass
Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Pratt Field
Boston University
Tufts
Holy Cross
Worcester Tech
Massachusetts Agricultural
New Hampshire State
Middlebury
Stevens
Colgate
Albany
Teachers
University of Vermont
Language Reconstruction Changes Baseball Slang Across Eras
An old time baseball fan faces a language overhaul as terms shift from era to era. The piece notes new calls like zero hour and argues about how phrases replace traditional lingo, with references to umpires and in-game cues shaping the evolving lexicon.
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Long Ring Dispute Over Bout Length And Referee Role
Bridgeport readers weigh a dispute over bout length and who will referee. Tex Rickard has eyed a longer schedule but no clear rules exist in Ohio for longer than twelve rounds. The local insider says Matt Hinkel will oversee the bout, with global boxing interest mounting as questions linger about the fight's length and authority.
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Tex ‘Rickard
Fattel
Priday
Dar
Ohio
Tex
Wrestling Trust Under Fire in MacFadden Report
The article reviews Bernarr MacFadden’s critique of a wrestling "trust" surrounding Prestina Taylor and other top stars. It notes claims that champions like Zbyszko, Lewis, Stecher, and Caddock dominate the field while real challengers face manipulation, with Taylor as the only wrestler willing to meet Prestina in a title bout.
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The
Wrestling Trust
Bernarr MacFadden
the Garden
Macfadden
Plestinal
Taylor
Vom Ho
Thi As - MacFadden
Presting
Trust
Zbyszko
Lewis
Stecher
Prestina
Piestinay
Plestina
Zbyssko
Eaemy
Fvrestler
Plestina, ‘Yagov
Piestina
Caddock
Erusl
Bogash to Face Clinton in Key Lightweight Bout Night
Boxing fans expect a tense semifinal on promoter Benny Vischer's card Tuesday night as Bogash Readies to avenge a prior loss to Johnny Clinton. The card features Travers and Tray Cohan in the curtain raiser, Williams vs Redwallen, and Kinley vs Williams in the main event. Tickets are on sale at popular prices, signaling a strong turnout for boxing's return to the city.
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Bogash-Cinton
Benny Vischer
Douls
Batling Kung
Bar
New Haven
Johnny Clinton
Hig
Johnny
Dundee
Benny
Leonard
Clinton
Climten
Bogash
Larry Williams
Jimmy—Kane
Rone Remington
Arms Gym
Mickey
Travers
Little Wizard of
Sapper Tray
Cohan Wilk
Cantos
Harry Williams
Redwallen
Larry
Williams
Bat Levinsky
Kinley
Newark
Andersey City
Shio
Reo
Boxing Day Baseball Standings and Schedule Report
Yesterday's results show all games postponed due to rain. Today Chicago hosts Cleveland, Detroit visits St Louis, Washington plays New York, Philadelphia meets Boston. standings list Chicago New York Cleveland Washington St Louis Detroit with wins and losses.
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Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Detroit
St Louts
Washinon
New
York
Washington
Sts
Wilson May Visit British Golf Links
It is claimed President Wilson may relax after the Peace Conference by visiting world famous golf courses in the British Isles. The piece recalls North Berwick, Leven, St Andrews, and Carnoustie as historic links, and notes the German fleet near Firth of Forth as a potential distant view during the visit. College baseball results from Middletown and Medford are also listed.
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Wilson
British Isles
Hirth
Forth
Scotland
Beast
Germany
Himsel
North Berwick
Montrose
Beast of
Fifeshire
North Sea
Burntisland
Kinghorn
Earlsferry
Elk
Leven
Crni
St. Andrews
Hics
Firth
Ray
Montifieth
Barry
Carnoustie
BEEZY DUNK AND BASEBALL SIGHTS IN SPRING TALK
A garbled clatter of 1920s sports chatter touches on Beezzy Dunk and the Braves. It mentions Clarke Griffith, a dry town congress call, and fashion flappers. The piece riffs on golf, ballparks, and pennant hopes with scattered names and gleaming gossip.
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United Ahiat Kcollar Co- Troy, A. Ye
Plantio City
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Naugatuck Staves
Wnsons Street
West
Purser
England
Eocals
We-Smith
Griffin
Thistlés
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CLUB
Hall
State Street
Soldier“Kinley
Louis Bogash
Red Allen
Harry’ Williams
Mickey Travers
Sapper Cohen
Ben
Fischer
Terry Lee
M. F. O’connor
Frank Braithwaite
Ray Fisher
Reds
Grod
Maples
Ivan Irs
Ivan
Ivan Juniors
Frank Morris
Marples
St. Joesph
Seaside Parle
Joel
St Josephs
Carey Rubber, Co
Ade
TAME
Roy Grove
Garones
TY Hettinger
Jack Rempsey
Nceis
Jess
Windsors
Benteye
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Amberican !Association
Kansas City
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Mingoapolls
Kunz
Walnuts
ST. Joel
St Joss
Diamond Seaside
ST. Josepris Bowden
Oy Reilly
O' Neil
Mitchesoner' Casserly
Hart
Ss Fohnson
Canmpana
Gallagher
Hoyt
Lh Dunn
O'Connall
Rf Robinson
Beers
Arnold
Scanson
Myerjad
P Farrell
Schwarz
Schorndorff
P ‘Vanpire
Mr ‘Breyler
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Board‘of Recreation
Seaside ‘Park
Diamond
E. Mal. Tron Ca
Indus League
Ramblers
Indus’ League
Roamer
Amer T& S. Co
Bgrass Co
U.B
Brasco
Independents
T—Singer Mfg. Co
Low Mill Park
H. O. Oan
College
Middletown
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Columbia
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Medford
Dartmouth
Woody
Congress
Blagman
Kaiser
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Clarke’ Griffith
Dennis
Enya
Braves
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Will.ber
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McAvoy, Tailors
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