Triangles Lose Hard Fought Game to Arrows 13-7
The St James Triangles fell to the Arrows 13 to 7 on Sunday in a hard fought game. Fumbles doomed the Triangles with two touchdowns scored off turnovers. Feodor, Rottlen, and George Stasko stood out, driving from the 25 yard line to the Arrow five before a final rush for six. Bross kicked the extra point. Prospective opponents, 90 to 100 pound teams, please call Stratford 197 Thursday evening between 7 and 9.
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St. James ‘Triangles
The
Arrows
Triangles
Feodor
Rottlen
George Stasko
Arrow
Bross
Stratford
Notice of Court Order in Emma E Douglas Divorce Case
Fairfield County court in Bridgeport orders publication of notice in The Post for two weeks regarding Emma E Douglas versus Robert Douglas case. Absent defendant Robert Douglas allegedly left state. publication to begin October 16 1819 for legal proceedings in Superior Court. Court clerk W W Tracy signs order. Also includes confirmations of stockholders and authentication by Christopher J Lake Simon Lake and Clement Adams with notary public details.
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Emma E. Douglas
ROBERT _DOUGLAS
Noth
State OF Connecticut
Fpairfield County
Superior Court
Pridgeport
Alem
Robert B
Douglas
Dreyor Tridgepart
Christopher J Lake
Bridgeport
Fairfield
Connecticut
Simon Lake
Milford
New Haven
Christoluer Qi
Adams
Coticet
Christopher J Lak Simon Take
Clement Acwms
Captain Bennett Joins Foreign War Vets Here
Captain Arthur C. Bennett commander of the unit notifies War Veterans of Mareign Wars that he will join as part of the overseas contingent. The photograph shows General Pershing’s staff during inspection. Chaplain Rennett at the front. Committee members arrange port procedures. arrivals expected today in New London.
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Captain Bennett
Arthur CL Bennett
Pest
Aymond W. Hurtis
Uniten
Demahi
Persning
Unclear fragment hints at sailing champion Felpon and world title
Fragmentary text mentions Alfred, Barry, Felpon and a sailing world championship context with unclear relations and missing details.
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Alfred
Australia
Barry
Wey
Boxing News Roundup Behind Milwaukee Showdown Plans
Boxing fans in New York and Milwaukee await tonight’s city bout lineup with several announced matches. Promoters scramble over schedules as Willie Meehan, Jack Britton, and Charlie Weinert figure in multiple ten to twelve round plans.
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Chariie Weinert
al Roberts
Newark
Weinert
Newara
Ensutn Brenan
Barney Adair
Phil Broom
Jack Ward
Johnny Summers
Joe Gans
Young Recier
al Mar Young Brown
Andi
Hinkle Promotes Twelve Rounder At Akron Arena
In Akron Ohio Matty Hinkle of Ireland presents a twelve round main event 407 with Martin promising easy work if he can finish. The semi wind-up features Immy Katz of Cleveland versus Alvie Mil ter from Gorratie with strong fan support. Boxing Commissioner Bigger reports Michigan revenue from the sport under the new law reaching seventeen thousand dollars with the government taking ten percent.
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Ireland
Alimeéry
Akron
Ohio
Martin
Immy Katz
Cleveland
Alvie Milter
Gorratie Obonds
Michigan
Bigger
Yale Mat Schedule New Havens
Yale's wrestling schedule for the coming season was announced tonight. The slate lists meets against NYU, Brown, Columbia, Mass Vech.i, Penn, Academy at Annapolis, Princeton, and Cambridge, with dates in January through March.
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New Haven
New York University
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Ingfield
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Columbia
Peprnary
Mass. Vech
de Persylvinia
Academy
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Princeton
Boxers Sail for Norway Sweden Denmark Amateur Team
Three American boxers set to represent the country in an international tournament in Norway Denmark and Sweden depart from Brooklyn on Thursday morning aboard the Stavangerfjord. Frank Cassidy of Ozanam Association fights at 135 pounds, John Burke of Willow KC Pittsburgh at light heavyweight, and Aston Donzo of New Orleans Gymnastic Club at 116 pounds. Bennie Bevine of the Coast Association will accompany the team. They sail at 10 o’clock amid a longshoremen strike delay.
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Denmark
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Stavangerfjord
Brooklyn
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Ozanam Association
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Pittsburgh
Aston Donzo
Gymnastic Club of
New Orleans
Bennie Bevine
Soaut Association
Amateur Athletic Union
Funeral today for Captain George B Coley
Funeral services for Police Captain George B Coley will be held at 2 30 P M Thursday from his home at 134 Vine Street. Burial will be in Mountain Grove cemetery with Masonic rites at the grave. Survived by wife and two brothers. He died after an attack of acute indigestion shortly after 3 A M yesterday. He was 53 and served 26 years on the Bridgeport Police Department rising from policeman in 1893 to captain in 1917. He was a Bridgeport High School graduate and held Masonic and Shriners memberships. He was a founder of the Bridgeport Lodge of Talks. The body will be escorted to the cemetery by a police platoon as pallbearers.
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Vine Street
Mountain Grove Cemetery
Alexander Alison, Jr
Hamilton Commandery
Knights Templar
Coley
Police Department
Gaptiath Coley
Bridgeport High School
Masonic
Ele
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Ialks
Millions Of Francs Lost By Bettors In France Racing
Paris reports that in the first three months of racing in France this year bettors lost about 22.7 million francs. Of that total 9 million francs went to welfare enterprises in devastated regions, 6 million francs to charitable organizations, and the remainder to breeders and grants.
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Paris
France
Ministry of Agriculture
Billiard Professionals Seek Bigger Purses Under New System
The article discusses the decline of the old contract system in billiards and its impact on player genius and competition. A Youngs professional notes that a future championship would require purses around $25,000 for the winner to attract entries, while manufacturers plan to back two French players and one Australian to ensure entries.
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Ind
Youngs
Nmimber
Most dangerous part of an automobile worded by a judge
A courtroom exchange frames a lesson where a teacher asks which part of a car is most dangerous. A student answers the driver, prompting the judge to confirm the point in a concise, almost didactic moment about road safety.
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