Bridgeport Team Prepares for Meriden Clash With New Britain
Mike Healy's football squad trains at 2:90 with Forst at fullback and Hammill at quarterback while Dutch Ferat anchors the line. The team heads to Meriden Sunday by 11 o'clock bus for a fierce showdown with New Britain, aiming to restore prestige and draw about 6 000 fans.
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Park City Five Play Community Combine Tonight
The Park City Five will face the Community combine at Sherman hall tonight in Fairfield. The Wake Tan Memorial team canceled their visit, so the Park City and Community teams will meet later in the season. Dancing will follow the games, with the Legion hall hosting the event and a forthcoming trip to Norwalk for another scheduled matchup.
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Bridgeport High to Guest at Kaceys Tonight
The undefeated Bridgeport football team is invited to join the Knights of Columbus event at Kaceys tonight. The Red and Black squad will be joined by about 40 players including standout Collegiate and Y teams, as organizers aim to restart their winning run.
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Brown Refuses to Sell Shocker Trade Proposed
Nov 30 Huston Mase reports the St Louis club will not sell Urban Shocker and seeks a player trade with strong stars. President Balwaar and Robbie Quinn debate terms as the Red Sox and Cubs may accept a deal only if top players move. Discussion centers on trading Shocker for Burns Hat, Burns and other calibred talent as the club weighs rebuilding.
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Navy Chew Schedule Details Delayed And Fragmented
Fragmented OCR text outlines a Navy schedule with dates in May including Princeton on May 9 and Philadelphia on May 31. Mentions entering the American Treasury and five others, plus a planned event at the Naval Academy. The legible items point to a series of engagements and representatives but specifics are unclear due to garbled wording.
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Ansonia Soccer Team to Face Giants in New York
Ansonia's strong unbeaten soccer side travels to face the New York Giants in the National Cup third round. Giants, featuring players from England and Scotland, are considered stars, while Ansonia advanced by defeating Manchester and a Stamford default. The match is set to attract a large local crowd, with schedule adjustments noted for regional play.
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Umpire Trait Debate Plagues National League
National League umpires debated trait selection during a Toronto area study. Officials from St. Louis and St. Louis County discussed infield coverage and umpire positioning while a New York question loomed on shared duties. The discussion aimed to balance calls and assign tasks amid varied conditions.
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Cleveland After Thompson and University Controversy
Fragmented text reports upheaval at a university on the West Coast tied to the end of a tenure dispute. The piece references Ance Eve Qn Pate and Gor aeed athtore, with scattered mentions of Arnel snd and a potential legal or administrative clash at a southern California campus.
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Navy Graduation Weights Down Star Players at Annapolis
The Naval Academy football team faces heavy losses from June graduations with captains Carney and Mathews among the regulars set to depart. Plebe year strength gives hope for 1924, as several potential backs and linemen return or step up.
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Sebring Umpire Prospects for New Western Association
Sebring officials seek to sign a full new umpire staff after a season with limited officiating. President Doe Zenhongsl of the new Western Association aims to recruit qualified umpires, asking for strong recommendations.
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Rep to Play Rep v. Notre Dame Tie Up at Grant Park
Notre Dame officials announced this afternoon that the South Bem ayremation would not play Gentry in Grant Park Stadium Chicago. A different plan with Princeton for a future fate was proposed, affecting the big game schedule.
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Argentine Boxer Delays Fight Talks May 15
New York November 30 Luis Angel Firpo admitted desire to fight Wills on May 15 but refused to provide details to Negro heavyweight’s camp. Promoter Tex Rickard pressed talks, noting progress toward a Firpo Wills bout but lacking a definite date. Rickard contends May 1 times are possible though negotiations linger. Firpo awaits payment of tax before sailing.
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Y M A to Face Italian Catholic Club Tuesday
The Y M A basketball team, still unbeaten this season, will host the Italian Catholic Club of New York at Madison Avenue on Tuesday night. The Italian club, seen in Bridgeport last season, defeated H C A and Kacey squads here and has two wins this season over Commonwealth on its home floor. Players listed include Banks Cohen Schlag Kaplan J Cohen Garton Lindsum Wexler and Fitelson.
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Red Men Bowl Monday in County League at Ciquana Alleys
Fairfield November 30 special. Monday night features the third set of County Red Men League games at Ciquana alleys. The local Red Men, undefeated, will face Danbury, which won two of three from New Haven. Next week Fridgeport Med Men visit Fairfield.
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Unquowa Team Leads Red Men Bowlers of Count
The Urquowa team of Fairfield leads the County Red Men Bowling League with three straight wins. Paugussett of Danbury ranks zero while Wowompon of Bridgeport sits third. Standings show Unquowa 381.0, Paugussett 5, Wowompon 1-1, Ningret 1-2, Wepawaug 1-1. Next week Danbury plays Fairfield and Bridgeport faces New Haven.
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Brooklawns Edge Orioles In Close Seaside Park Game
The Brooklawns defeated the Orioles at Seaside Park by a score of 13 to 12. Brooklawns capitalized on strong forward passing and scored two touchdowns in the contest. They advance to face an upcoming opponent.
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