Rumors McCann to Pilot Springfield Ponies Denied
Clark P. Lane, Bridgeport Baseball Club president, rejected rumors that Gene McCann would manage the Springfield Ponies or the Bridgeport club next season. Lane said McCann remains Bridgeport’s manager, with monthly salary arrangements and no contract yet finalized.
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Mino
Cvbowleville
Gene McCann
Bridgeport 7
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Lane
Taouisylte
Williams cuts Yale from diamond schedule
Williams College will play nineteen games next season, with three on a spring training trip to Delaware. The squad will use University of Delaware facilities, and the slate includes Penn, Wesleyan, Amherst, Dartmouth, Princeton and Harvard. Yale is dropped from the schedule.
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Delaware
University of Delaware
University of Pennsylvania
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Dartmouth
Princeton
Harvard
Yale
Black Rock Five Postpones Game Amid Concert Conflict
The Black Rock five will not play tonight due to a St. Anne's church concert at Bridgeport High. Officials expect a large crowd for the church event and have postponed the game for one week, with the Rocks likely to face the Ramboliers next.
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St. Anne's Church
Bridgeport High Auditorium
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Ramboliers
Mosey King Begins Yale Boxing Coach Year
Mosey King enters his 11th year as Yale boxing coach, leading a 300 pupil class and aiming to match Yale against Oxford Cambridge. The veteran, famed as a defensively skilled fighter, also chairs Connecticut's boxing board and promotes safety reforms in the sport.
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New Haven
Dec
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Manly Art Department
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United States
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Bard
New England
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Cansca
University of Virginia
Oxford
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Leonards
Cary
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Eddie Eason
Olympic
Harvard
State Boxing Board
Yale Coach Seeks Center Material For Basketball Team
Joe Fogarty, Yale basketball coach, hunts for sturdy centers as he reshapes a quintet from strong forwards and capable guards. An open ad in the Yale News invites players with center experience, hoping to fill the gap despite injuries to key players.
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Universion
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Cochrane
McCann's Check Suit Sparks Riot in Louisville
In Louisville Kentucky a riot over Gene McCann's loud check suit steals attention at the Major League meeting. McCann, who once managed Bridgeport, is praised for Pat Moran while Bridgeport disclaims the garb as his own. Authorities note the suit's color and style drew mixed reactions from attendees.
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Des
Gene McCann
Gene
Bridgeport
Conn
Cincinnati
Pat Moran
Glenbrook Five Defeats Devon Quintey 22-20
Glenbrook Hive edged Devon A. C. 22 to 20 in a tight season opener last night with Meehan scoring the winning goal with four seconds left. Devonettes also beat ET Mizlo 3d to Ln in the preliminaries.
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Devon Quintey
Devon A. C
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Meehan
Devonettes
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Ixvon A. C. Xavies
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Y M H A Loses to Hartford Five
Hartford Y M H A defeated Y M H A 24 to 20 in a hampered amateur game. Box score lists Hartford players Weinstein Cohen Baron Dunk M Cohen Hurwitz and others. Bridgeport cast includes Mooney Kaplan Gordon Springberg Fiteleon Beore. Attendance noted, two minute halves.
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Hurwitz
Bridgeport
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Kaplan
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Springberg
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Dick Dillon
DeRidger
Thmer
Kotkin
Larry Williams Poor At Golf
Larry Williams former light heavyweight and sparring partner of Jack Dempsey visited Perk City a few days ago. He played a round at Boardaie Park with manager I. C. Lewis, scored on the short end, and claimed a turf issue at Beardsley Bank. He is now employed by the Piggy Wresly Grocery Company and stationed at Stratford.
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Jack Dempsey
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Young and Johnston Tie for Hit Honor in Single Game Feat
Pep Louis of the Giants and Jim Johnston both achieved a single, double, triple, and home run in one game. Young did it on April 28 and Johnston on May 25. Carey and Gavich of the Pirates each had six hits in a game on July 7.
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Jimmy Johnston
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Carey
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Carey Alose
Giants to train with Sox in 1023 pennant race
The New York Giants plan spring training with the Chicago White Sox starting in March, with San Antonio Texas the likely start point and a tour ending in New York before the season opener. Klepper barred from participation after aribtration action. Frank Raymond awarded back salary. Frazee denies Toronto syndicate option on Red Sox.
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Frank Chance
Chicago Cubs
Barney Oldfield
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New York Writers Protest Cobb Hit Credit Decision
New York writers plan formal protest at the American League action crediting Ty Cobb with a questioned hit and boosting his average above .400 for a third time. They allege improper procedure, an error ruled as a hit, and no league inquiry into the play in New York on May 15 involving Scott.
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Ragedall Writers’ Association
Teaay
American League
Ty Cobb
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Scott
Yankee
Writers Association
Joe Cobb
Rovers to Play Saints Sunday in Cup Semi Final
The undefeated Hartford Reve will face St. George at the Meadows Sunday afternoon in the Big State Cup semi final. Kickoff is 2 10 pm. Thuriford leads the state league and is anticipated to challenge Witte for the cup.
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Johnson names Rowland umpire for 1923 AL season
Kansas City Mo Dee Johnson AL president announced Rowland a trusted official from the White Sox Milwaukee and Columbus clubs will umpire in the American League in 1923 Johnson expects Rowland to be one of the league’s most efficient new umpires and will return to Chicago next week for the Winter meetings of the AL.
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Bertha
O'Neil Chraft
D. J. Maylon
Pittsfield
M. J. Hawkiss
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Rock
Gene McCann
Bridgeport Americans
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Gene Dlushingly
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Teader
New York
Mike Hawkins
Albany Ownem
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Bud” Stapelton
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Haylon
Seelbach
Jack Martin
Yeasud
Otto Knabr
Kansas City
Harold Ireland
Kingsport
Hod Eller
Jack Tighe
Holyoke
Dave Griffin
Galveston
Eddie Onslow
Toronto
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Bill Clymer
Charley Dods
Philadelphia
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Gun Johnson
Excelsior Springs
Clarency Towland
White Hox
Milwaukee
Columbus
Jonson
Rawland
Jonason
Chicago
Gibbons to debut in Brooklyn face Wiggins in December
Tom Gibbons will make his debut in Brooklyn on December 21 at the Rink Sporting Club. He meets Chuck Wiggins of Indianapolis in a twelve round heavyweight bout. Wiggins previously claimed victory in their earlier encounter.
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Brooklyn
Chuck Wiggins
Indianapolis
Malden Prepares For Wastgame Showdown With Toledo
Malden High coaches and players gear up for the post season tilt against Toledo's Waltz Higa at Boston events. The visitors arrive Thursday noon and will join a Rotary Club dinner and theater party as part of a packed itinerary.
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Jack McDonald
Malden High
Lole
Walt
Greater
Toledo
Malden
Walte
iWest
T Han
Ecott High
Giants Played Best At Home Standings Summary
The Giants showed the strongest home performance with fifty-one wins and twenty losses, while the St Louis Cardinals led the road team performance. The home and road records are summarized in the standings.
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St Lois
Kellys Tram Tops Locoleague in Three-Game Sweep
Jinmay Kellys Cookie Pushers lead the Locoleague with a three-game sweep over Rug Suakera and Sod Busters who share second place. Kelly leads the league in hits and averages as standings show Loco standings list teams such as Doakle Pushers and Cake Eaters with various scores and high totals.
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Doakle
Ray Shelter
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Tiley Tala
Kelby
Georgetown Ready to Play Gonzaga Challenge
Georgetown prepares to meet Gonzaga in a proposed Christmas game. Coach Charles I. Dorass notes the Sun iggo Recreation and Athletic club must decide. San Diego extended a bet proposal to Gonzaga and Notre Dame, which Notre Dame rejected.
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San Diego
Gonzaga University
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Giants Pick Texas for Spring Training Camp
New York Giants announce training quarters will be in San Antonio Texas with the team to train there next spring. Fresno California is chosen for 1294 conditioning purposes and exhibition aims involving the Chicago White Sox.
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Hall Girls Defeat Lincoln 38 to 0 in City Championship
Hall Girls crushed Lincoln 38 to 0 to claim their third straight city tournament title. Isabelle Clark scored numerous points for Hall, dominating the floor as Lincoln struggled throughout the game. The overshadowed Lincoln quintet offered little resistance in the afternoon clash.
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City Gem
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United Juniors Defeat Panthers in Narrow Victory
The United Juniors won their fourth game of the season on Waren Metulo Court last night, defeating the Panthers 32 to 28. The contest featured strong defense and key plays by leading scorers from both teams.
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Hilltoppers 1923 football leaders eyed at banquet
Speculation mounts on Bridgeport High Hilltoppers future coach with Hay Shea and Acana Adams as frontrunners for the 1923 season. Ed Reilly may return as coach. The annual football banquet will reveal the letter winners, led by captains Shea and Ray, as Athletic Association approves the lineup and plans a celebratory meal.
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Norwalk Five to Visit Kageys Ten Play Night
The Knights of Columbus basketball team will host Norwalk at the Racers gym Saturday. A prior Norwalk Red Men game was canceled due to disputes over a February incident. Catholic Community girls meet Pocahontas Norwall in the preliminary lineup. Expected players include Burns Buckley Dotter McClellan Fannlar Guana McGraw Brothertuz Dondero Delmore Loniovects Rowe Munaney Judge Rosie.
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Barnum Girls Defeat McKinley in City Gym Opener
The Barnum team opened the season yesterday afternoon by defeating McKinley 21 to 10 on the City gym floor. H. Clark starred for Barnum enhancing a strong start to the campaign.
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McKinley
H. Clark
St Charles Pin Busters Begin Week Two on Nutmeg Alleys
The St Charles bowling league enters week two at Bill Sadner's Nutmeg alleys with the Carriers starting strongly. Copping posted straight games while Sturray led individuals as the Pin Rollers claimed team marks. High team total came in at 1326.
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St. Charles
Bill Sadner
Copping
Sturray
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