Harding Eleven Invited to Post Season Game in Jacksonville
Harding High School in Bridgeport received an invitation to play Andrew High of Tecksonside Meridian in Jacksonville on October 4, with terms for a December 17 contest under discussion. Local officials aim to cover expenses with a $2,350 guarantee and anticipate Jacksonville acceptance.
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Red Heads Open Tonight In State Basketball Clash
The Chrysler Red Heads debut tonight at Park City against Bringeport All State as crowd plans for the suburban league game and the 9 o clock tip off noted. Players include Carrfield Ben, Waton, Morano, Rasles and Skells amid the lineup.
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Jack Delaney Seeks Work In Unclear Ad Text
Fragmented OCR notes show an unclear item mentioning Jack Delaney seeking work. Several garbled phrases reference meetings, bidding, and a father figure, but details and context are unreadable. The readable elements point to an employment sought notice or personal advertisement without clear dates or locations.
Mohicans Clash With Stamford Here This Week
The Mohicans meet Stamford in a postponed Sunday game at Newfield Park in an annual, hard fought rivalry. Stamford adds former college stars Lioremene and Tubby Taub to boost line strength, aiming to tilt the balance in this Lock City showdown.
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Central Eleven Banquet Guests Of A A Tonight
Members of the 1927 footh squad and school officials will attend a Central High banquet tonight at Cent ’ft High. Fourteen players will be awarded letters for the gridiron season. Edale, a popular boy, is expected to be elected captain for 1926.
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Joe Lafontaine
Eddy Hurles
Fadie Wason
Don Doherty
Ard Baileit Howare Wardell
Chie Pappas
Nick Senopoulus
Bucs Callahan
John Sculls
Milford Places Five Players On All Valley Team
Milford leaders and coaches met in Derby for the monthly league banquet where the All-Valley football teams were chosen. Milford placed five players on the first team, three on the second, and three received honorable mention, reflecting a perfect season with no league defeats and only one tie. William A Reagan, a former college football man now Milford coach, completed his first season with a winning team.
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Devon Defeats Lockwoods 47 to 29 in Low-Scoring Win
Devon defeats the Lockwoods 47 to 29 in a lopsided game. The victors relied on steady defense and balanced scoring to secure the win.
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Two New Teams Debut Tonight in Dusty League
Dusty League opens with Manning Miswell and Moore facing Crane bin at 7:30. Sing ms lake vs Genei] slectii age egation at 8:30. Brass defeats Handy Harmons 69 to 15. DuPonis beat Warner siege 22. Coach Reilly sharpens Central High squad after cuts. 25 men remain amid guard position struggles and system adjustments.
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Waterbury Triumphs Over New Haven In Polo Tilt
Waterbury defeated New Haven 3 to 1 in a polo game as Doherty and Boucher led the Shamrocks’ defense against a New Haven rush. Lineups included Waterbury Pieice and Dales, with Bouche and Dewy at center and Willems Helibach at goal. Referee notes indicate a close, physical match with Waterbury earning its third straight victory.
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Collegians Seek Contests On Court
The Collegians plan to open their season with a big basketball schedule at St Johns hall. They boast one of the citys strongest teams with signees from Cal feins and local prospects, including Eas, Daviste, Lu die, Mia Ma, and Wenler. A series against Devon Bh, Fairfield, DuPonts, and Tige 2 is planned as they pursue city and state recognition.
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Tigers Beat Arrows In Hockey Opener
The Bustayn Tigers defeated Philadelphia 4 2 in the opening game of the Canadian American Hockey League. Early ten minutes saw Philadelphia pressure but the Tigers defensive work and fast skating by Mickey and Quitan kept the Arrows from scoring.
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Silverberg Set to Clash With Dark Cloud in Flyweight Bout
National Boxing Association Flyweight Champion Frinkey Silverberg prepares for a ten round feature at the state armory Saturday night against Ruby Cloud Bradley of Holyoke Massachusetts. The card includes Johnny Kel versus Young Wagner and Jackie Fyn versus Grasey Manle among other on the undercard bouts.
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All-Eastern football all-star selections mix of colleges
Yale Princeton and Pittsburgh players headline an Eastern all-star list with Yale Prince ton Pittsburgh Dartmouth Army Navy New York Intercollegiate Amherst and Pennsylva nia among the five grouped positions. Noted names include Gale Dartmouth Born Army Hake Pennsylvania Kern Pittsburgh Webster Yale and Howe Princeton, with Connor NYU Caldwell Yale and Miles Princeton among backs.
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Money Cause of Ty Quitting Mack
New York November 20 reports quote Connie Mack saying Ty Cobb left the Athletics over money. Cobb, famed Georgia Peach, stole bases and impressed in a Philadelphia uniform, while Mack insists there was never a fit. A manager notes Cobb would stay if not playing 50 games.
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New York Amatuer Boxers to Appear At Elks Show
New York City’s top amateur boxing teams including Ned Simon Pure fighters headline the Elks Club event at Union Square tomorrow night. Matchmaker Billy Prince promotes a strong card with Al Moshowns, George Raven, Lou Feldinin, Sol Garden, and Johnny Redding among 40 to 165 pound weight classes plus a roster of local contenders.
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Long Island A. G. to Face Kaceys in Kencey Gym Clash
Long Island A. G. meets Kaceys in a Saturday night game at Kencey gym after a Red Ben series. Don Cretell steps into captaincy for the Kaceys as Herb Bart retires. Preliminary at 7 pm. main game at 8 pm with lineups featuring Fong Blind, Burns, Mayer, Newy, O’Brien, Rowe, Seaton, and Crete among others.
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