Bears Struggle for Infield Fight in Hartford Meeting
Bridgeport Bears face weak infield as minor league meeting closes in Hartford. Key moves deal away players including Phil Neher and Walter Keating, while Art Butler and Johnny Mola leave, leaving Bridgeport with scarce field material for 1925. Major exchanges involve Milan, Jenkins, and Parker among others as clubs reorganize rosters nationwide.
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Bridgeport
Bears
Litte
Park City
Hartford
Rodriguez
Jos Rodriguez
Art Butler
Dick Hoblitzer
Walter Keating
Jersey
Caffery
Pillette
Pittsburgh
The
Athletics
Dan O'Neil
Mike Wilson
Joe Casey
Bny
Wdew
Filcher
Walter
Luster” Mails
Oakland
St. Louis Cardinals
J. Cal Ewing
Sash
Ewing
St. Louis
Jersey City
Phil Neher
Neher
Keating
Kattanooga
Memphis
Burke
Anderson
John HL Farrell
Sconi Haseman Conways
Waterbury
Worcester
St. Paul
Becaugu
Babe Herman
Little Rock Club
Southern Association
Seattle Club
Pacific Coast League
Seattle
Elliott
Chicago Cubs
John Milion
Charlee Lockhart
Seattle Clu
Brooklyn Club Releases Jan Olson Veteran Infielder
The Brooklyn club announced the conditional release of veteran infielder Jan Olson who played in 1924 and began his major league career with Cleveland in 1911. Olson had also appeared with Cincinnati before joining the Robins in 1935.
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York
Bee
Brook Nationala
Effandl
Olson
Cleveland
Cincinatic
the Robins
Celtics Defeat Stamford Team 43 to 7 in Armory Showdown
The Original Celtics of Yale and Towne routed Stamford by 43 to 7 at the State Armory last night. Stamford faced shutout in the first half as New Yorkers displayed crisp passing and sharpshooting.
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Celtics
Stamford
Drc
Telex Hervice
Cetics
Yale and
Towne
State Armory
Yale
Towne Boys
Becores Smitth
Johnny Beckman
Ueilies
Armothe
Burke
Lolman
Lopehick
Dehnert
Witty
Leonard
Yale Am Towne
A. Moruke
Py Moruke
Saunders
Smith
Carlson
Mohicans Ready Final Drill Before St James Clash
The Mohican eleven hold a final practice at Newfield Park ahead of Sunday’s city championship showdown with St James. Coach Reilly focuses on aerial defense as both teams prepare for a likely high scoring battle, with strong backfields and lines to test.
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Mohican
St. James
Newfield Park
Tiddin Reilly
Moshicans
Saints
Cobb Tricks Hal Chase With Infield Out Brainiest Play
The article recounts Ty Cobb’s clever baserunning against the New York Yankees in Detroit, detailing a sequence where Cobb faked a slide and drew a throw to third, then scored. Umpire Tommy Vounouy and players like Hal Chase, Crawford, Knight, and coaches are mentioned as witnesses to Cobb’s strategic move and his calculated risk.
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Tommy Vounouy
Ty Cobb
Cobb
New York
Cobb Alwaya
Crawford
Chase
Brainiess
Connolly Chase
Chane
Ohb
Ste A
Jack Egan
Jack Knight
Park City Girls Set to Face Comets in Saturday Tilt
The Park City girls basketball team travels to play the Comet girls Saturday night as a tuneup before the Harrison tilt. Park City plans to use the opener lineup and keep substitutions to Port City and Comet players.
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Park City
Comet
C.harrison
K. CG. Rym
City Chamms
Questionari
Coadi Bon Cretella
Port City Comets
Misa Liberum
Corrigan
Misa Carroll
Misa T
Konde
Hagan
Gerald
Morrisey
Misa Casper
Hauser
Park City Girls
Wilers
Miss Carroll
Comets
iMiss Penney
Sacraments Face Southport Firemen Tonight in District Play
The Blessed Sacrament quintet will oppose the Southport Firemen tonight at Blessed Sacrament on Union Avenue. Sacraments seek another win as they have yet to taste defeat. Card notes list N. Russell, Re Cassidy, Seltenrich, Brotherton, and Messerole among players.
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Blessed Sacrament
Southport Firemen
Union
Sacraments
Lordship
Lincups
Sacraments Firemen
N. Russel
Re Cassidy
Seltenrich
Brotherton
Messerole
H. Delmore
Delmore
Russell
Saxon Quintet Sets Busy Season in North Und
The Saxons, last quintet of the North Und, plan a busy season after hiring a star quintet to capture the junior city championship. They are open to play 126 pound teams and seek matchups with Lockwoods, lurky Strikes, Ramirers or Long Hill. Lineup includes Gil, Kissen, Clark, Ian, Gerner and Rossinsky. Also notes coaches from Western Conference gathering to shape next year’s sports slate including track, field, hockey and wrestling.
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North Und
Klasen Baa
Chicago, Bee
Fina
Bradebalk
Kacey Five to Meet Harrison Team in Tomorrow Clash
The Knights of Columbus quin tet face the Harrison Tig Five of New York in a tight matchup. Key players Driscoll Schemel and others headline the visitors lineup, with Sul Sava at center. Park City girls and Cometa set to appear on the preliminary bill.
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Knights of Columbus
Harrison Tig
New York
Roy
Knights
Driscoll
Sehmehl
Sul Sava
Bridgeport
Park City Girls
Cometa
Minor League heads back Landis support over Johnson
Minor league presidents meeting in Hartford endorsed Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis as supreme arbiter of baseball. They condemned Ban Johnson as harmful to the game and demanded he answer gambling and other charges, while calling for unity among the leagues and the commissioner.
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Hartford
Ban Johnson
American League
National Association of Professional Baseball
Pacific Coast League
Stig
Judge Tytidis
Julingun
Johnson
Armour Judge Landis
National Association
Judge Landis
Washington Giants
Dylan-O'aniel
Landis
Judge Land
Dobnson
Tandis
Army
Landi
Landia
Teadershnp
Das Bal
Farge
Coast League
Byron Bancroft Johnwin
Ofictals
National Association of Professional Bandball Leagues
Byron Bai
Jceott Johnson
Dartmouth to play Chicago in 1925 grid season
Dartmouth announced its 1925 football schedule with a first-time matchup against the University of Chicago on November 14 at Chicago. The slate includes Harvard at Cambridge and Cornell at Hanover, with Hobart visiting and Dartmouth touring Harvard and Brown for key games.
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Chicago
Tanover
NHL
University of Chicago
Cornell
Harvard
Brown
Hobart
Hanover
Norwich
Vermont
Maine
Campridge
Providence
Westport A Team Defeats Rye for Bowling Lead
Westport A. Team trounced Rye Ho team with strong spare work to win by 78 pins in the first game and by a larger margin in the second. Local bowlers posted notable scores including McCutchen Hopper Flewellyn Hirsh and Carruthers as key contributors in the Miner tity Bowling League contest.
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Rye Ho
Vistors
Deamend Lys- Ralls
Kelly
Conklin
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Gouth Assis
Taylor
Wade Lesier
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Billy Webb
Buffalo International
Mager
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Quebec
Zinn Beck
Greenville, S.C
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Patsy Donovan
Jersey Cityternational
John Tillman
Hugh Ormond
Beaumont Club
Reading
Sam Hyma
New Hie
Oscar Tuero
St. Louis Cubn
Obile
Uthern Association
Eddie Lennon
Thomas L. Turner
Portland Club
Pawhiteast
Lannon
Williamsport
Williem
Aby
Tulsa B
Zip ” Sloan Harford
New Jeans Club
Southern Alfavion
Franki
Ellerke
Washington and St. Lowis
Cleveland Americans
Kansas City Club
American Association
Phicher Joe Lucey
Ington Red Sox
Sis
By Briggs
Tye
Ona Wetey
Jan Olson
Brooklyn Club
Oxford
John Irving
Main Street
Mohicans
Reilly
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Veces
Clark
LG Turack
P. Staakie Fignar
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Patterson Costic
G. Stasko
O'Kane
R Reilly
Younga
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Neary H Metz
Biroback
Shannon
Strauss Cooney Wee Johnson
Hal Chase
Yankee
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Allance
H. G. Sallinger
Park City Five
Southport
Kacey
Harrison
Sal Savato
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Harrison Maher
Hae Driscoll
Mys
Moger
Buckley
Fanning
Hart
Sava
Reise
Rowe Poenenes Es Sehmehl KG
Cretella
Donder Huber
Thomas L. Cummisky
Psone
NSM
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Pacha
Hill
Boston
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