Joint Major League Confab: Minors Hold Brief Session
Louisville dispatch reports a brief minor league meeting ahead of a joint majors session set for December 14 in New York or Chicago. Major and minor league officials discussed plans, with the majors considering expanding farm rosters and timing dependent on the session's outcome.
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Secretary Farrell Reports on Minor Leagues
Louisville Kentucky December report details 206 cities and towns in the United States and Canada joining the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues in 1922. Western International League disbanded during the season. Of 6 040 players listed, 3 320 released outright 1 558 released by assignment 457 released under options 297 had options exercised and 217 voluntarily retired.
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Baseball Players Drafts and Contracts Totals Highlight 1920s Report
The National Board of Arbitration handled 708 disputed eases, with 333 decisions by Farrell as chair and 158 awaiting. Four hundred players were suspended for insubordination. 203 reinstated in ten days, ten ineligible for contract jumping. 32 drafted by National League clubs, five by American League, 11 by National Association. Drafted value totaled 43,700 dollars. major and minor contract assignments recorded at 451,175 and 178,450 respectively, with 894,050 in majors to minors deals and 222,560 in additional retainment. Insurance claims added 13,677.
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Pete August Wins State Lightweight Championship
Pete August of Bridgeport won the state lightweight championship from Young Angelo of Stamford in a 42 round bout, with Angelo nearly knocked out and August delivering decisive blows to retain the title. Patete of Bridgeport won a four round decision over Bobby Byandt.
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Arcanum Lodge Sheds Light on Wopowage Bowling Standings
Readable fragments show Arcanum and Wopowage teams in a bowling league race. Wopowage leads briefly as Arcanum regains hot team honors amid varied scores and standings for Poquinnock Adolphian Monitor Elarris Loyalty Oronoque Teasue.
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BTS to play Newtown High Five Tonight
BTS faces Newtown High in a home game at Bayslab on Mid dia street tonight. The rivalry follows a close loss in the first meeting as Apprentices and locals prepare for the second contest.
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Alpine 0 Play Waterbury Tonight in Brass City
Alpine 0 meets Waterbury at the State Armory in a postponed game. Names and lines show a chaotic OCR read with several unreadable segments. The report notes the match-up as part of a local schedule with no clear final score.
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Tiger Five Have Many Court Games at Princeton
Princeton faces tough defense as Dee retains Teueauts league crown hopes. Coach Zahn prepares a young squad with limited cuts, aiming to prove strength by December 12 opening date. Seasonal schedule lists Haverford, Lehish, Toronto, Columbia, Dartmouth, Williams, Pennsylvania, Military College, Cornell, Stevens, Yale, and Yale again, with dates through March.
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Plan 10 Organize Industrial League Struggles Mentioned
The article outlines plans to form an Industrial League with Boned of Itecruntionly and Superintendent PB Y coordinating letters to city factories. Red Corbalio would oversee the venture as efforts aim to field a team during Wednesday night city games and seek a formal invitation soon.
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Dandon in Milerore at Milrose Games
The event highlights speed driven by top athletes with plans for a high jump competition. Jean Landon of the New York Athletic Club, current Gympie high jump champion, is noted among entrants for the Madison Square Garden meet on January 1, 2983.
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Bogash to donate fight purse to Journal Christmas Fund
Bogash plans to donate his fight purse to the New York Journal Christmas Fund. He will face Sammy Loughran in a 12 round bout in New York on Monday as part of an all star card. Other bouts include Sailor Friedman versus Pete Latencio and Johnny Brown versus Lau WeFar-Tang.
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Team No 2 Tops Gas Go League In Bowling Standings
Team No 2 leads the Liscomping bowling league with a two game margin over Team No 6. Team No 1 and Team No 4 tie for third, Lamoreux holds both individual marks, with Sléndine and averages listed among league records. Kilnarte totals and other figures appear in partial, garbled form.
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Jim Bagley Claimed by Pittsburgh Club
New York December 3 Jim Bagley known as James Chatles hap a long time Cleveland pitcher was waived out of the American League. Pittsburgh claimed the right hander and he returns to the league where he began his major league career. Bagley pitched for Cincinnati in 1912 and for Montgomery Meany then moved to New Orleans before joining Cleveland debuting in 1916. His best year was 1920 with a 31 12 record and a 2.89 ERA.
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Moran Trains for Dec 20 Bout with Willes
Paris report says Frank Moran began training under Charley Hetrick for a December 20 fight at Wintey stadium with Young Willas, the Trench heavyweight champ. Moran will train at Jockey O'Neill's and others at Lunar Park. Hetrick posted $2000 on Moran to win.
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Staples Defeats Hall Five 13 to 5
Staples opened the season with a victory over Hall for a 13 to 5 score on the City gym floor. Agito and Di%enzg starred in the win as Staples showed early strength this season.
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Devon's to Meet Glenbrook Five in Evening Clash
Devon A. O basketball team faces Glenbrook quintet on the D A A G court this evening with an 8:46 start after a preliminary girls contest Bridgeport. Lineups show O Rourke Upgemach Scollins Jett Goole Fitzsimmons McTaggart Chapman Pederson among the players.
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Remkus Calls B. T. 8 Indoor Tracksters for Tryouts
Bridgeport Trade School athletic director Remkus issues a call for all candidates for the indoor track team. A meeting is set for tomorrow afternoon with first practice to begin next week. Apprentices will train in the Armory as John Lothia captains the team under Coach Harry Gath.
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East Side Girls to Start Today League Opener
East Side Class A Girls league opens this afternoon at Industrial Service Center Barnum avenue with two games. Lincoln plays Haliy and Barnum meets McKintey. Robert Leckto oversees as Recreation Board rep.
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Penn State Keeps in Trim for Tilt With Coast Team
Penn State hones for a Pasadena New Year’s Day showdown with Coast opponent after a Thanksgiving win over Pittsburgh. Winter sports begin, with basketball, wrestling, and boxing practices underway as Bermann plans a December 14 season opener with Juniata College.
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Dundee Willing To Fight Walker In New York Offer
New York December 5 Johnny Dundes world junior lightweight champion weighs options for future bout He may box Mickey Waller welterweight king with Fourth Regiment Armory Newark as venue Blaufuss secured an option and Dundes appears ready to accept Walker has improved greatly and could land a knockout punch while still green Dundes aims to prove he can beat the toughest welterweights and meet any rival дух
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Crasho Jackson Series Postponed in Muted Weather
The Crasho Justors and Jackson Stare will not meet Sunday due to a planned cri gitmt. Players were banged up in the Walnut game. Managers Santa of the Jacksons and Brummer of the Crashes reached terms. A new date set for Dec 27 with rosters to be announced in days ahead.
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Bridgeport Men Named to Conn A A U Committees
Bridgeport men receive honors at New Haven meeting as J L Stoddard appoints committees for 1931. Murphy named A A U commissioner for Fairfield county to succeed Sonn P Fox. Members from Bridgeport include Elson Hust Gahan Anderson Flynn and others across Legislative Records Swimming Boxing and more. Secretary Tracy to compile a full record of honor men and A A U activities for the past year.
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Gharrity Blames Sore Arm on Tonsillitis
Washington reports Edie Gharrity’s shoulder neuritis and lame arm hurt last season. An operation for his tonsils aims to remove neuritis and restore his throwing and overall play to former strength.
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Columbia Seeks 1923 Football Contest With Penn
Columbia varsity has asked Penn to play a 1923 football game at Franklin Field. Many colleges seek appearances in the new stadium including Centre Lafayette Penn State Pitt Brown Swarthmore Alabama and Virginia Military Institute. Navy also desires a rematch with Penn possibly at Venable Stadium in Baltimore.
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