Smith Wins Narrow Decision In West End Featherweight Bout
Steve Smith of West End outpointed Spencer Gardner of Newport in a ten round main event to open the indoor boxing season at Park Theatre. Gardner pressed early but Smith used a neat jab and body work to build a late edge, with rounds eight to ten showing both fighters trading and little clean action. Other bouts included Jarrett defeating Culver in a dynamic six round clash, Mulligan and Mercer fighting to a slow eight round draw, and Saxon earning a decision over Sailor Sweet in a rough eight.
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Spencer Gardner
Newport
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West End
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Asoeven
Rhode Island
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Oeeth Hans
Leug
Sithe
Mulligan
Cotty Willams
Ord
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M Tom Denabne
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Jonney Saxon
Sailcreet
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Saxon
Tommy Red Jarrett
New Haven
Steve Culver
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Wfarrett
Delaney Seeks Upset Over Berlenbach In Madison Square Garden Bout
New York bettors favor Berlenbach at three to one to defeat Jack Delaney in the heavyweight title clash at Madison Square Garden. Delaney appears stronger than in prior fights, with claims he can beat Berlenbach again. Local sports chatter also notes a Benefit basketball game for Derkin at the Alumni with many former players expected to participate.
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Jarrett
Facw
Ith
Win
Steve Ant
Henry Didulio
Simmy Hunt Dusky
New York
Delaney
Jack
Bridgeport
Berlenbach
Tiger Flowers
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Ure
Delney
Delimey
Bertenbach
HY the Afare
Feidseport High Schol
Hammillaturday
Atterznoey Derkin
Hatne
James C. Moore
Derkin
Figmimi
Alredy
Icttreamen
Ching
Mohicans to Meet All-Stratfords in Sunday Rematch
Mo hicana manager John Cassidy aims to finalize plans with Willams of All-Stratfords for a county championship return game at Newfield Park next Sunday after a scoreless first meeting. Mohicans hold six wins and two ties, scoring 116 to 33. Luddy leads with 88 points, Rhea second with 24.
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Mohicana
Willams
All-Stratfords
Slevens
Newfield Park
Williams
Stratford
Mohicans
Luddy
Rhea
Remington Arms Girls Team Challenge Prompts Paper Action
The Remington Arms girls face a challenge in a pin match and would meet the term extended Monday. The remnant team shows interest in action games arranged by this paper and seeks unanswered air challenges.
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Remington Arms
Remington
Action Ie
Owls Tie With Burr Roads In Stport
The Owl football team finished its season Sunday in a 0 0 tie with the Burr Roads of Ridgeport. Burr Roads defense held strong while Owls made five first downs to Ridgeport. In the final moments a forward pass near the 25 yard line was incomplete as time expired.
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Ridgeport
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Jurais
Trateorters
Kirk Wasee
Yale Quintet 10 Plays Many Games Schedule
Yale basketball schedule lists dates opponents and venues across December to March. The document mentions Army West Point Princeton Framingham Manhattan College New York and other colleges with game locations in Connecticut New Jersey and Pennsylvania. It notes games set for December through March with potential scores and home or away status.
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Army
U. 9
Alerch
Carnell
Pennsylvamie
Pet St. Thors Ara
Marek
Cal Lane
Dragon Eleven to Claim Title in Close Football Finish
Fragmented OCR outlines a dramatic football title chase involving Dragon Eleven with references to players and teams. Text is garbled but hints at a final push, possible matchups, and key scorers across a league race.
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Dragon Eleven
Two Tilts In Church League Listed Tonight
Two church league basketball games are scheduled at Preshy hall tonight. At 7 30 presby will face Nichols, and one hour later Uniteds meet Universalists for the league lead.
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Preshy Hall
Preshy
Nichols
Uniteds
Universalists
Milford Firemen Pinners Challenge Begins in December
Milford Nov. 30. Arcie Engine company forms bowling team and issues challenges to up valley companies. First match December 4 against Beacon Falls vamps. December 1 Arctic team travels to Leg non to face Citizens Hose Company. Arctics will play at Shutl ort alleys with Tavalgimies as players.
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Arcie Engine Company
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Beacon Falls
Arctics
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Jey
Ters
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Homer Trulver
George Larkins
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Toni Maher
Jimmy Iraniuta
Speed Trinn
Arrowsbeat Ramblers 12 to 0 in Sunday game
The Stratford Arrows routed the Ramblers 12 to 0 on Sunday afternoon. The Ramblers were outplayed from the start as Stratford controlled the line and scored early and often. Stratford plans to meet the Western Wildcats next week while Norwich College trails behind in the standings.
Bridgeport High Basketball Set for Busy Week
Fairfield reports a busy Red Men’s alley week with nightly games and big matches. Bridgeport High School basketball coach Eddie Reilly plans tryouts for over 100 hopefuls before December 29 opener with Trade School, using last year’s varsity to mold the squad as 19 games are scheduled.
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Fairfield
DuPont
Fish League
Five Pointe
Tony Hill
St James Boys
Stratford
Tom Murphy
Southports
Bridgeport
Eddie Reilly
Trade School
Reilly
Buswell
Soderstrom
T4nane
Varrone
Kimmerlin
Stamford Stops Staten Island 27 to 0 in Debut
Stamford fans saw a strong 27 to 0 win over Staten Island as Welix Livalst Badie Wunt Edgar Chirleson Buck Dora starred in their Stamford professional football debut at United Press club of Stapleton Staten Island. LiVals Hunt Dora and Red Sione scored touchdowns and Char Jackson kicked three extra points. The visitors offered little threat.
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Stamford
Welix LiVals
Badie Wunt
Edgar Chirleson
Buck Dora
United Preh
Oof
Maloney III Bout Called Off Draw at Stamford
Boston heavyweight Jack Sharkey and Kim Maloney were to fight in Stamford but the bout was postponed until next Saturday due to Maloney illness. The card at Columbus Hall featured Robideau drawing with Good man in ten rounds, plus several other decisions and an early curtain-raiser knockout by Charley Almedo.
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Maloney III
Stamford
Boston
Jack Sharkey
Kim Maloney
South Sastan
Lonigh
Maloney
Bothy Robideau
New York
Trade School Five and Alumni Clash Tomorrow
The State Trade School opens its 1925-26 season tomorrow afternoon at the TBoy's club on Middle Street with the annual game against alumni. The alumni, featuring three former captains, boast a strong lineup led by Georea Wexler Andy Mra Jimmy Lesko and others, while the Trade School team, coached by Harry Gath, aims to surprise after a month of practice with a fast offensive approach. The alumni will hold a practice tonight at the city gym.
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Tboy
Middle Street
Winnme
Ghoy
Georea Wexler
Andy Mra
Jimmy Lesko
Jimmy Finiotte
le Petrino
Reny Blade
Harry Hanusovky
Alinve
Gath
Sethael
Fredericet
Sisco
Lesko of Mist
Harry Gath
Ety
Holy Cross Faces Loss of Six Varsity Stars
Holy Cross 1925 football slate shows at least six varsity players will be unavailable next season. Names include Tippinark Cuewley full back Hill Glennon halfback Bhoity McMahon Tudern star Mike Ray Lonergan and Lonergan are seniors. Captain election for 1926 to occur after varsity letters awarded. Coach Sullivan calls Garkmen to prepare for a big year. Purple track squad also projected strong.
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Mus
Holy Cross
Chine
Tippinark
Lonergan Tellar Liveman
Clu
Temorr
Heel
Woodnav
Bart Sullivan
Ius
Harvard Names Captain Walter Chei For 1926 Soccer Team
Cambridge November 30 1925 Walter Chei of Washington was elected captain of the Harvard 1926 soccer team. He played outside right on this year’s Crimson squad.
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Cambridge
Walter Chei
Washington
Harvard
Ole
Hewitt Elected Army Captain for 1926 Football Team
West Point says Orville M. Hewitt 205 pound fullback has been elected captain of the 1926 Army football squad. Hewitt, a Pennsylvania native, played for the University of Pittsburgh before joining West Point and has started in the backfield for three years.
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West Point
Orville M
Tiny) Hewitt
Hewitt
Pennsylvania
University of Pittsburgh
Roland Keating Named to All State Football Team
Bridgeport High captain Roeland Keating is the sole Bridgeport player chosen for the All State football team by Eddie Hart of the Hartford Courant. First team selections include Keating at tackle with teammates from Naugatuck Ansonia and Meriden among others. second team features players from Ansonia Branford Bulkeley and Hartford.
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Bridgeport High
Bridgeport Hiigh
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Hartford Courant
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Ring
Hartford
Baxter
Angonia
Keating
Bridgeport
Van
Dempsey
Ansonia
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Taylor
Kitv'! Commercial
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Klapp
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Hilovitch
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Guakde
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Wheeler
Ouse
Penn Veterans Return as Seniors Lead 1926 squad
Philadelphia Nov 30 The University of Pennsylvania ends its football season with five senior stars among many veterans returning for next year Captain Wilson guard Dick Snyder and backs Leith Laird and Long highlight a strong core for 1926 Coach Lou Young plans to build around a first class freshman team and retained regulars including Kreuz Fields Rogers Wascontona Odierne Sager Thayer Fonde and Tinke along with promising players from the 1925 season
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Cornell
Joe Willson
Jeff Mark
Karl Pabkinsen
al Leith
Joe Tard
D'ck Snyder
Semid Thomas
Clairton
Palad
Leonard Sorengen
James P. Nicholas
Emu Heintz
Drew Ebergon
Hoard
Zin) Long
Lou Young
Hag
Wilson
Robinson
Leith
Laird
Daun
Brown
Yale
Chicago
State Aggies Had Poor Grid Season
Storrs November 30 With a record of three aries five defits and one scoreless tie the Connecticut Aggies this year disappointed followers of the Nutmeg eleven Starting the season with 11 letter men from last year's undefeated squad prospects looked bright but reserve depth was serious lack Coupled with the toughest schedule ever attempted by a Storrs eleven the campaign proved too much for the team Coach Sumner A Dole never had more than 25 men on the squad and most had little intercollegiate experience
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Connecticut Agsies
Efeven
Jiruspects
Connecticut State
Agetes
Ely
Connecticut Agricultural College
Sumner A. Dole
Twin Oak Five Triumphs In Season Opener Victory Over C G Team
Twin Oak five won their first game of the season 28 to 8 over C.5.G. with Sicilian starring. The score line reflects a strong defensive showing and a dominant offensive effort by Twin Oak.
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Twin Oak
Forester Bowlers 10 Hold Social Event Monday
The United Courts of Foresters of America in Bridgeport will stage a monster whist and Pinochle at their club rooms 1087 Broad Street Monday evening November 20. Tickets sold out but extra tables arranged. Proceeds fund the local state team’s travel for distant trips and state championship efforts.
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United Courts of Foresters of America
State Inc
A. Efroles
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