Chain Eleven Whips New London Sailors at Newfield Park
The American Chain defeated the New London Submarine Base eleven 32 to 0 yesterday at Newfield Park in a dominant team performance before about 9 500 spectators. Forst led with two touchdowns, supported by Mosier and Grunwald. Bakes added two goals as Callahan debuted at right end showing solid play. Doane and McGowan starred for New London but lacked support from their line against the stronger Chain unit.
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New London
Newfield Park
Kearney
Williams
New Haver
Strugs
Forst
Bakes
Grunwald
Mosier
Callahan
Bridgeport
London
Doane
McGowan
Goal in closing minutes beats Ivans at Seaside Park
The Walnut Reserves defeated the Ivans 7 to 0 in a fast, intercity game on No. 1 diamond at Seaside Park yesterday. The match stayed tight until the final minutes when Walnut scored a touchdown and kicked the goal to clinch victory. The Reserves plan a Thursday practice at the lumber yard and next face Fairfield.
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Ted
Jvans
Seaside Park
Lumber Yard
Farrfield
Victor Stars Triumph Over St. Mary's in 7 to 1 Victory
The Victor Stars defeated St. Mary's 7 to 1 yesterday. The game featured strong plays and decisive plunges. The Victors expressed willingness to face any city or state team in future matches.
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Victor Stars
St. Mary‘s
Hara Fine Plunges
Myrtle Athletic Defeats St Charlies 18 to 0
Port Truaisull Beach October 19 Myrtle Athletic Club football team beat St Charlies 18 to 0 in a game noted for fine football. Riles scored twice for Myrtle in the contest.
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Port Truaisull Beach
Myrtle Athletic Club
St. Charlies
the & Gon
Walnut Jrs Beat Nationals In 7 to 0 Victory
The Walnut Jrs champions of 1917 and 1918 opened their season by defeating the Nationals of the North End 7 to 0 on the 11n5 diamond. Baxter starred and Conroy added a 69 yard run. Next Sunday Walnut Jrs hope to face the Lakeviews on No 9 diamond. All Walnut Jrs players should report for practice Tuesday and Thursday nights at the lumber lot. Managers should arrange games with Burns at 445 South Avenue.
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Walnut, Jrs
Nationals
North End
Baxter
Conroy
Walnuts
Lakeviews
Diamond
Lumber Lot
Burns
South Avenue
Yale Quarterback Thoras Murphy Out With Ankle Injury
Yale quarterback Thoras Murphy will be sidelined for several weeks after an X ray showed a splintered bone above the ankle from yesterday's game with Boston College. Surgeons told Coach Al Sharpe Murphy may yet play versus Princeton and Harvard if healing permits. he is the son of the late noted trainer Mike W Murphy.
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Xew
Why pay rent in New York streets and moving costs
A faded social satire laments rent, moving, and utility costs in New York. It ridicules escalating living expenses as families struggle to afford furniture, deposits, and multiple bills from electric, gas, phone, and moving firms. The piece ends with the grim joke that the sheriff answers why rent is paid.
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Eliza
Harvard Star Back Horween Injured with Collar Bone
Harvard fullback Ralph Horween sustained a dislocated collar bone and halfback Hadie Case strained a tendon during the game with Brown yesterday. The injuries likely keep Horween out until the Princeton game on November 8.
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Mass
Ralph Horween
Harvard
Brenticker
Hadie Case
Brown
Princeton Parte
Horween
Colls
Masey
Chicago Banker Rides Winning Horse in Test
AYER Masa Oct 19 Ramla a 10 year old bay Arab mare ridden by AL W Harris a Chicago banker was announced tonight as the winner of the three hundred mile cavalry mount test. The horse owned by W G Crown of Berkut N & cingfisher finished with a high percentage and was followed by Frank Tomplins on an eight year old Arab. Judging weighed speed feed and condition with a bonus for endurance.
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Cratchet
Castor
Aral
Morgan
Mornis Essen
Bex
Prince
Lewi
Wren
Animal Industy
Army Removal Board
Bee
Faou
United Mounted Service
Sweden to Send Strong Team in Seventh Olympiad Plan
The Swedish Olympic committee reports $160,068 raised for Swedish athletes with $100,009 already allocated. Strong funds reflect Sweden's preparations for the seventh Olympiad as America accelerates its own drive for participation and competition with a rival that seeks a place in Olympic events.
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Sweden
Belgium
Arnetica
Milford youths face charges in town court collision and Red Cross meeting
Milford community notes report nine local youths arrested for gambling at a Milford location and facing hearings in town court. A Red Cross annual meeting at the Memorial Chapter house is set for Wednesday afternoon with officer elections. A Redmen trading post opens Monday in Redmen’s hall on Broad Street and runs through the week. An auto truck collision near Lafayette Street injures one driver with minor injuries and a shadowy spill noted.
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Ulassex
Milford
Fuery Ceck
Finil Street
J. Brown
Red Cross
The
Red Cross Society
Memorial Chapter House
Wold Trading Post
Ackenashribe of
Redmen
Metnaica Counel AW
Poo
Redmen's Hall
Broadtreet
New York
Hcense & Fe Hyper Crick
W. I Bannon
Meillie
Tackling in Football From Coach Walter Camd
Instructional piece quoting Walter Camd on tackling to stop a ball carrier. Emphasizes low contact, driving through, and maintaining control to prevent a return to action. Warns against high tackles and urges reading the runner to anticipate moves while keeping balance and feet engaged.
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Walter Camd
Jane
Rumor Wrestles With Mitchell Cubs Manager Job
Baseball humor column debates whether Mitch Mitchell would replace George Stallings as Cubs manager. It notes Mitchell’s Chicago success and his Boston pennant links, while calling the Stallings rumor unlikely and cites Wrigley’s business prudence. Also touches on Sunday football bans and Ruth in a film project with Tarzan lore.
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Serra
Bilse
Hall
Mitchell
George Stallings
Chicago Cubs
Chicago
Lakid
Boston ‘Braves
Mitchellais
William Wrigley
Cubs
Stallings
Atytehall
Boston
Braves
Sherwood Maree
Philadelphia
Charee
Chicago Cay
Well Known Italian Soldier Back Home
Luca Duosta, a renowned Italian sergeant, returned after three and a half years away from the battlefields of Europe. He joined the Italian colors at war’s start and served in the engineer corps of the 4th Army, building roads, tunneling, and fortifying positions amid mountains and valleys with steel cables and concrete works.
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Giuseppe Mainiero
Murope
Maiero
Lulu
Jengineer Corp
4Th Army Corp
Fish Mountains
Brown to Attend Big Church Congress in Michigan
Dr Herbert Ke Brown minister of Olive Congregational church will leave Bridgeport October 22 for the Interstate and Congregational churches council at Grand Rapids Michigan. He attends as a delegate and returns October 29. The ladies of the Mary Beardsley society plan a sale tomorrow and Wednesday.
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Herbert Ke Brown
Bridgeport
Mich
Ar Brown
Sir Mary Beardsley Society
Freight Car Raiders Face Bail in Providence Case
Four men were arrested by Providence and New Haven railroad detectives after raids on freighters. Joseph Ateerell relapsed in $5,000 bail for trial October 28 before U.S. Commissioner Archibald Matteson. Nathan Remmer pleaded guilty and held on $5,000 bonds. Pasqbale and Frederick Morrell, brothers of Joseph, to be arraigned next morning. Loot included three truckloads with 22 vases of shots nine cases of cloth and ten bales of cotton pieces valued around $10,000.
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Providence
R. 1
Aim
Joseph Ateerell
New Haver
United States
Archibald
Matteson
Nathan Remmer
Pasqbale
Frederick
Joseph
British polo teams barred from international matches this year
Foreign polo authorities state no international matches will be played in Britain this season. Ir. Hazard reports a letter from Viscount Vilentia noting war restrictions and lack of gathering points to form an international team, though a challenged match may still be considered.
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They Aneta Polo Association
Hohneod
Hazard
Vilentia
Bluurliogton
Landen
Witeh
Acrepl Ab
Rae
Union Boat Club Boxing Card At Casino On Btate Street
Twenty eight rounds of boxing to be staged by Union Boat club at the Casino on Btate street Monday night October 27. Matchmaker William St Hogan has secured a strong bill headlined by Benny Valgor the French champion meeting Frankie Britt the New England lightweight champion. Other bouts include Frankie Confrey against Frankie Wilson, Johny Shugrue versus Jimmy Kane, and more. Britt has risen from bantam to lightweight and owns a string of notable wins and referee decisions, with a busy travel schedule ahead.
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William St. Hogan
Benny Valgor
Frankie Britt
Monte Attal
Jack Sharkey
Pat Moore
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AL Delmont
Harry Carlson
New England
Jimmy Duffy
Hddie Wallace
Matt Brock
Ke. OO
Mars
Chick Simlex
Pete Hartley
Billy DeFoe
George, Chaney
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Jack Tusso
Rocky Kansas
Monk Fowler
Pat ‘Moran
Ralph Brady
Wille Jackson
Boston
Mase
Britt
Johnny Druidee
Pal, Moran
New Orleans
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Benny
Chip to Sub for Greb in Jersey Tonight
Promoter Dave Driscoll of the Alcorn club in Jersey City secured George Chip former middleweight champion to replace Harry Greb against Tommy Robson in a series of bouts tonight Frank Moran may appear in a comeback stunt before the show Moran could meet the Brennan O P O Neill winner O Dowd won the amateur heavyweight title two years ago and turned professional Joe Jeannette is in fine fettle for a bout with Harry Wills a big man with a heavy punch Wills plans to test him with hard punches
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Alcorn ‘Club
Jersey City
George Chip
al McCoy
Harry Greb
Tommy Robson
Driscoll
Frank Moran
Moran
O'Pond
O'Dowd
Amaiatr
Joe Jeannette
Fettle
Harry Willa
Wills
Boxing Cards Highlight City Boxing Events This Fall
Boxers Heddy of Harlem to box Al Shubert in a twelve round decision bout at John Cuddy's Baseball Grounds in Lawrence Massachusetts on October 3. Benny Vaiger vs Billy Murphy for eight rounds at Grand View Hall Jersey City on October 28. Bobby Doyle to meet Little Bear in an eight round bout at Grand A C in Trenton New Jersey tonight. Lea P Flynn signs Pete Hartley against Jack Ward in a ten round star bout at Bettsytown A C Elizabeth New Jersey in October. Bill Brennan vs Martin Burke for twenty rounds to decide heavy weight championship in New Orleans within three weeks. Wreddie Reese set to fight Young Stacco in six rounds at Philadelphia's Girard Avenue A A tonight. Reyne beat Johnny Mealey recently in Newark. Robbie Michaels of Jersey City to meet Phi Logan in a twelve round decision at Whip City A C in Wertfled Massachusetts tonight. Tegan defeated Michaels and Terceytify last summer.
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Harlem
Wil Box
AL Shubert
Buydford Gcrapper
John Cuddy
Lawrence
Mass
City A. C
Grand View Hall
Jersey City
Benny Vaiger
Wrench
Hill
Billy Murphy
Staten Island
Oebber
Bobby Doyle
Philadelphia
Little Bear
Grand A. C
Trenton
Lea P. Flynn
Pete Hartley
Battler
Jack Ward
Ne Pounds
Bettsytown A. C
Elizabeth
N. A
Bill Brennan
Martin Burke
Caimant
A. Er. F
New Orleans
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Doc Bagoly
Young Stacco
Giyrmpia A. A
Reyne
Johnny Mealey
Newark
Robby Michaels
Phi Logan
Whip City A.C
Wertfled, Maas
Tegan
Michaels & Terceytify
U S Should Not Accept Turkish Mandate, Harbord Panel Hints
Members of a commission led by Major General James G. Harbord report in the Near East probe that the United States should not take a Turkish mandate. If accepted, they argue the US could exercise control along the Caucasus with limited administrative trouble expected.
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Associated Press
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Near East
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Ita
Caucat
Wilde TV Champion to Tour America in Planned Return
England flyweight champion Jimmy Wilde plans a return to the United States with his wife and three children for a pleasure trip that may include bouts against American fighters. Promoters report offers near 100,000 for two fights, but Wilde may also open the Holland Park arena in January before returning to England in March.
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Jimmy Wilde
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America
Ming
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Pleasente
Jis
Americas
Wilde
Wizard
Britain
George Dwyer
C. RB
Cochrane
Wilde-Moore
National Sporting Club
Jimmy
Newark to have seven boxing clubs soon
Newark and its environs will host seven boxing clubs with three already open and a fourth set to debut Monday night. Organizers say the surge proves demand for boxing amid stings by the sport, and the Newark Sportsmen's Club aims high, pursuing Johnny Kilbane for a farewell bout and claiming Wille Meehan and Jack Dempsey potential appearances.
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Newark
Newark Sportsmen's Club
Fisti
Johnny Kilbane
Wille Meehan
Jack Dempsey
New York
Hut
Minister Approves Prize Fighting Bouts
London reports at the Cheshire Free Church Councils annual meeting Rev R J Anderson defended prize fighting. He urged the church to understand men's needs including physical mental and spiritual and to encourage fellowship and recreation. He argued people should be treated as humans living in the open not in the convent.
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R. J. Anderson
Cheshire Free Church Councils
Boy Unconscious After Accident on Boston Avenue
A 10 year old boy, James Bone of 1315 Boston Avenue, was found unconscious on Boston Avenue shortly after 4 PM. He was taken to St Vincent's Hospital with scalp abrasions and possible skull fracture after roller skates came loose and he fell on the pavement. police reported no witnesses.
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James Bone
St Vincent's Hospital
Billiard Stars Set for First 1972 Balkline Championship
New York October 19 reports the first professional 18 2 balkline billiard championship tournament since 1972. Seven top players meet in a round robin of twenty one games of 1400 points each at the Hotel Astor. Ora Morningstar and Jake Schaeffer face this opening day, followed by Slosson and Sutton, then Hoppe versus Cochran. Yamada holds a bye until Tuesday.
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Sinice
Hotel Astor
America
Wll
Ora
Morningstar
San Diego
Cal
Jake Schaeffer
Norman Ross Sets New World Records in Exhibition
Norman Ross swam in Stanford University pool and broke world marks in two events during an exhibition. He clocked 11 minutes 5.4 seconds for the half mile and 12 minutes 34.5 seconds for 1,000 yards, surpassing previous records held by B. B. Kieran set in Sydney in 1905.
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Palo Alto
Cal
Stanford University
Norman Ross
A. A. Uesanetion
3B. B. Kieran
Sydney
Australia
King Pins Win In South Duel 6 to 0
The King Pins defeated Pequot in a 6 to 0 road game after Gregory delivered a key forward pass to start the rally. Costelo carried the ball over the line for the decisive score as the team produced strong receiver play.
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King Pins
Pequot
Welktein
Gregory
Uée
Costelo
Rev Teal T. Kearns Assumes Pastorate At Universalist Church
Rev. Hal T Kearns began his duties as pastor at the Church of the Redeemer Universalist on Fairfield Avenue preaching The World Challenge to Christianity to a large gathering. He recently returned from service as chaplain with the 12th Machine Chin battalion in St Mansel and Veremis.
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Hal T Kearns
Church of the Redeemer, Universalist
Fairfield Avenue
Branes
12Th
Machine Chin Battalion
St. Mansel
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