Tilden May Quit Davis Cup Amid Controversy
The article reports William Tilden warning he may never play Davis Cup again, amid a dispute with Hackett and the committee over doubles play with Richard Williams during the Australia match. Tilden says he received late, unclear selection and instructions, and defends his on court decisions.
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Philadelphia
Deoda
Rugult
William T. Tilden
Harold A. Finckett
United States
Tilden
Tide
Tiackett
Australia
Hackett
Stad
Tiden
Richard W. Williams
James Q.anderson
John
Hewkes
Hawkett
William Johnston
Williams
Teen
Tmuy
Sadd Tilden
Dick Wiliams
Willams
Connie Lewis Submits Bid for Bridgeport Club
Connie Lewis yesterday filed a written bid for the Bridgeport Eastern League franchise with President Jack Kearney of the American Chain Athlete association. Kearney said no action will be taken until all bidders have submitted bids. Neat Ball, former Hasem League and Cleveland club executive, was added as a prospective bidder yesterday.
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Bridgeport
Jack Kearney
American Chain Athlete Association
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Neat Ball
Hascem
Cleveland
Death of Coach Forces Norwalk Red Men to Cancel Game
The sudden death of the Norwalk Red Men basketball coach leads to the postponement of their game with Stratford Post in Sterling Memorial Hall. Ansonia's Anzieriesi lineup will fill in Thursday night. Stratford Legion plans to host New Canada Air Five next week, amid a strong rivalry with Stratford and Shelton High.
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Norwalk Red
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Antonia Anieriesi Luoglon
Norwick
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Stratford Rooters
Next Werk
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Ag Ils
Canada Air Five
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Devonette
St. James
Stratford Theglon
Ties Lead Factory League As Pastors Tops Bowler List
Three teams share first on 15–30, Baasick Co Col Graphophone and Survey Hub‑1 Bell tied. Harvey Hubbell and Amerisen Tube also in mix. Pastor remains top individual bowler as league nears halfway mark. standings show Burns Bassick 29 2, Graphophone 18 5, Luger My 14, plus numerous players with scores around 300.
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Raphephony
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Indivinual
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Sivec
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Connor
Assen
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Whalen
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Jonkura
Electric
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S. Gerry
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Ve. Manning
Maxell & Moors
Brooks
Mid
Harvey Kbibbelt
Bedell
Tish
Cerrone
Remington Arras
Morton
Burns & Bussick
Brooklin
Lundberg
Bens
Nusy
O'Neil
Repair Department Leads Underwood County Bowling Standings
The Repair department bowling team tops the Underwood League with a three game margin over the Solderers and Shite Frame combinations chasing second place. Houston is the standout player, while standings list Tullow, Stanwayy of Torin, and others with team averages and scores.
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Underwood
Ted
Houston
Stanwayy
Torin
Comets Defeat Whirlwinds In Final Home Game
The Comets defeated the Whirlwinds 37 to in the last game at the M4 ML A auditorium on Monday. Shapiro starred for the Comets alongside Reichert and Fisher for the visitors, whose shooting sparked a scare before the end. Meanwhile in Buenos Aires a investor bought three building sites for 66,000 pesos as part of a new real estate push.
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IlLauts iAmsel Mrpo
Tiepa
Buenos Ajres
Y M H A Trems N Y Quintet Triumphs 41 to 24
Y M H A Trems of New York defeated their rivals 41 to 24 in a decisive game. Kaplan and Marron starred for the victors as Danbury met Fairfield Red Men in a bowling clash highlighted by a strong late surge and high single by a local bowler.
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Wrnrfield
Dangary
Miorg
Enel Lewin
S Alene
Wey
Wits
Minigin
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Mbury
Waowompum Tribe
Bridgeport
Malrtivld
Royal Tube
St Nigtt
Iickey Aldrauvy Asnin
Apally Hurt Fatalities In 1923 Football Season
Chicago December 4 Nineteen football players were fatally injured during the 1923 season per Chicago Tribune tallies. Nine from high schools two from colleges and universities five from professional ranks. Fractures skull injuries and back injuries caused most deaths and one player died of strangulation while being tackled.
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Lige
Ures
Chisago Tribune
Flo
Advertising pin toppers lead in Post Bowling League
In the Post Publishing Company Bowling League the Advertising department tops the standings with the Circulation team close behind. Singley leads individuals in pins as the leaders and followers split team honors, showing competitive totals and averages.
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Ma Topplers
Post Publishing Company
Bowling League
Sid's War Cry Halts Broadway Traffic In Harlem
New York dispatch describes Battling Sid, known as the Singular Senoy, turning Broadway into a spectacle with synthetic gin, a wrinkled dissy silt, and patent leather shoes. He staged a vivid war dance from Morty Fourth to Morty le, drawing crowds until police intervened and he fled toward a taxi. His past escapades include a training arrest and a vanished $2,000 during a drunken episode.
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Georges
Arpentier
Broadway
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Senegal
Furest
Morty le
Ia ‘Jean
Siki
Tie
Big
Legionettes to Play in Nichols Pairfield clash
The Legionettes were scheduled to meet Nichols at Sherman Hall on Saturday night but Nichols could not attend. Bridgeport girls substituted causing an erroneous report. The two teams, longtime rivals, were eager to finally meet on the court.
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Nichols
Ris
King College Basketball Struggles With Tiny Roster
Bristol Virginia King College shows a lean eight-player squad and a rough run in recent games. The team has been outmatched this season as opponents pile up scores and the Kings seek improved cohesion.
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der. King College
King Tram
Bridgeport High lauds team but funds lag for honors
Chick Anderson star punter and halfback is likely captain at the Bridgeport High football banquet held next week as most of Eddie Reilly's championship squad graduates. The A A lacks funds to award sweaters or gold footballs, unlike other local schools, with donors urged to support the Lyon Terrace eleven.
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Bridgeport High
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Siotea
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Larson
Brownstein
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Fennell
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Jackowboky
Kingery
Teather
Reichle
Washington to face Navy at Pasadena NYD
Seattle December 4 The University of Washington commission formally sanctioned sending the Huskies to Pasadena on New Year's Day to battle the United States Naval Academy eleven.
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Wash
University of Washington Today
Husky
Pasadena
United States Naval
Hall Community to Play Fairfield Legion Saturday
Fairfield Legion five travels to Sherman Hall for a season opener against Hall Community. Manager Grills has rebuilt the Legion with a faster lineup led by Mills at left forward and Eckert at guard, with Bowden and Smith in the backcourt and Shaw in reserve. The Community squad, entirely Fairfield locals, will follow as the preliminary, renewing a long standing rivalry between Fairfield's Legion and Hall Community in a season expected to spark strong local interest.
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Sherman Hall
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Hoya
Fred Walls
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Southern New England Telephone Company
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Greenwich High Beats Congress in 61st Game
Greenwich High defeated Congress 32 to 9 in the 61st meeting at Coturabuggy in Greenwich yesterday afternoon. Wilson led the local team playing center with 10 fouls credited to him while Cantin Stewart and Petrito starred for Greenwich.
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Congress Hith
This City
Coturabuggyn
Greenwich
Wilson
Cantin Stewart
Petrito
Canaries Lead in Bridgeport Hydraulic Bowling Standings
The Canaries hold a four game lead over the Rabbits in Bridgeport Hydraulic Bowling League with 20 wins in 30. Linsley tops the circuit as leading bowler though the standings lines are garbled. Teams listed include Rabbits Bow-Wow Jaguars Leopards and Lions with high team single scores and game tallies such as 470 and 1346 in unclear formatting.
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Ayam
Jaguars
Leopards
Fligh
Makie Buckley
Cooney
Jackson
Logina
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