Bridgeport Bears Finish Second in Eastern League Batting
Bridgeport ended the season with a .283 team batting average over 154 games, nine points behind New Haven. Five Bears exceeded .300, led by Shorty Oberno with 206 hits and a .356 average, while Yank Yordy led the circuit with 18 home runs. The club completed all 154 games, finishing firmly in the upper division.
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Beara
New Haven
Profs
Providence Club
Pears
Springfield Ponies
Bears
Shorty Obero
Andy Rush
Slug Mackin
Yank Yordy
Frankie Fuller
Elmer Bowman
Bridgeport
Waddy MacPheon
Johnny Nagie
Bill McCarren
Marty Shay
Buddy Stapleton
Providence
Hartford
Waterbury
Pittsfield
Springfield
Yordy
Obere
Gutierrez
Rabbit Emmerich
Albany Hawks
Billy Gleason
Thomas
Eatisincs
Tae
Bridgeport Lok
Providence A
Sprinzfield
Albany
Avge Bowman
Qosgrove
Bept
A. Martin
McGowan
Chinkle
Griffin
Fush
Albert
Sperber
Pitts
H.M. Thomas
Dunne, Hart
Smith
Moore
Post
Macktin
Cronin
Purcell
Heitman
Hermann
Bandrimer
E. Martin
Emmoelioh
Alpe
Albany Ag
Phillips
Bridgeport Isd Bas
Barry
Pittsfiek
F. Puller
Comiskey
Solomon
Pittafield
Barron
Shirley
Durning
Kibble
A As Fraser
Butler
Wight
Belanger
Water
Morrissey
Hesse
Hart
White
Spring
Burkett
Swansboro
Benes
Gleason
Bedford
Knox
Anderson
Morrisson
Anglamn
M. Shay
Demoe
W. Cronin
Pitt
Perrin
M. Brown
Donahue
Lerfan
Genin
Alb
Wat
J. O'Neil
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McCarren
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Munn
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O'Neal
Milan
Waltz
Gouger
Bradshaw
Berger
Burke
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Boe
Benedict
Tapert
Colwell
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Vargas
Trowd
Lynch
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Foster Edwards
Gibson
da James
A Eckelson
Bonmert Johnson
Y J Muter
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Il Batchelder
Mayberry
Spinefield
IZ Fortune
LeVard
Ridgeport
Jones
Ttafield
Waterbury attorney Herman Weisman named Eastern League president
Waterbury attorney Herman Weisman was elected president of the Eastern League at the annual meeting. He is noted for his deep knowledge of baseball, having followed the sport for many years and participated in related leagues over the past five years.
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Herman ¥. Weisman
Waterbury
Aiz
Imauy Cats
Gull Plight Delays Golf at Monterey Peninsula Club
James A. Mackenzie former president of the California golf association and Governor Morris faced a storm blight on the Monterey Peninsula course as thousands of seagulls swept in. A gull snatched Mackenzie’s hat on the second hole and carried it toward the sea in a dramatic distraction.
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Cal
James A. Mackenzie
California Golf Associaton
MacKenzie
Governor Morris
Monterey Peninsula
Maskie
Five Catholic Community Girls Enter State League
Five Catholic Community girls basketball teams joined the Connecticut State Girls League at a New Haven meeting Tuesday night. Travelers, Aetnas, Insidos of Meriden, Catholic Community of Bridgeport, and Hamden of New Haven formed the initial group. two to three more teams were expected to join within a week, with Crofut Knapp of South Norwalk and Re gals of New Haven among possibilities. An Meriden meeting Sunday to elect officers and set a schedule was planned.
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Travelers
Aetnas
Insidos of Meriden
Catholic Community of Bridgeport
Hamden Girls
Crofut-Knapp Girls
South Norwalk
Regals
Eigth
Meriden
Adrian Brennan
Aetna
George “Chick” Hayes
Giris
Arthur Akesen
Insisteo
Central Board
One-Game Decision Hints at Shifting Football Powers
The column argues no single champion. Navy and Lafayette strong but schedules decide final sums. It notes Notre Dame, Army, Carnegie Tech, and NYU as contenders or strong finishes, with Michigan, Stanford, and others shaping future chances as next season looms.
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Navy
Lafayette
Stanford
Washington
Nebraska
N. U
N. WU
Carnegie Tech
Boston College
Yost
Michigan
Mike Eoe
Mochiin
Notre Dame
Northwestern
Army
New_York University
North
Western
Yoder
New York University
Minnesota Notre Dame
Ohio State
Brown
Dartmouth
Princeton
Sammy Vogel to fight in prelim on Delaney card
New England boxing fans at the Waterbury armory on Friday December 10 will see Sammy Vogel debut as a lightweight contender on the Delaney card. Vogel, touted as a rising star from New York, recently defeated Billy White of Jersey City to threaten Sammy Mandell’s crown and challenge Louis Kaplan’s lightweight ambitions. He meets Hiky Clarke in one of three eight round prelims preceding the Delaney Jamaica Kid main event, with Tony Canzoneri, Mike Esposito, Fred Bretonne, and Tony Travers also featured on the program.
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Jack Delaney
New England
Ar Mary
Waterbury
Sammy Vogel
Vogel
Benny Leonard
Sammy Mandell
Billy White
Jersey City
White
Louis
Kid" Kaplan
Meridenites
Kaplan
Bing Gibson
Gane Tunney
Hiky Clarke
Holyoke
Waterbury Armory
Tony Canzoneri
New York
Andre Routis
Mike Esposito
Stamford
Connecticut
Fred Bretonne
Tony Travers
Taven
Smith and Kirsch to clash in New York bout at Pioneer
Steve Smith was matched with Lew Kirsch, rising New York featherweight, for a six round star bout at the Pioneer Sporting Club in New York on December 23. Smith is slated to fight Bob by Garcia in a twelve round bout in Portland Maine on December 15.
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Steve Smith
Lew Kirsch
New York
Pioneer Sporting Club
Smith
Bobby Garcia
Portland
Walker and Flowers to Fight for Middleweight Title Tonight
Mickey Walker, former welterweight champion, faces Tiger Flowers in a ten round indoors bout to decide the vacant middleweight crown in Chicago. Gate expected near 90000 dollars, capacity 16000, with tickets from 3 to 16.50. Walker and Flowers trained together, both optimistic, Flowers predicting a dazzling attack while Walker aims for a knockout.
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Chicago
Mickey Walker
Tiger” Flowers
Flowers
Walker
Walk Miller
Jack Kearns
Red Chapman to battle Dixon in Brockton fund show
Boston fighter Red Chapman who contends for the featherweight title is signed to meet Newark contender Johan Dixon in a Brockton military fund exhibition. The bout was announced today with both fighters set for the charity show.
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Boston
Bi Chapman
Johan F Dixon
Newark
N. J
Brockton
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