Central High Quintet Routed by Yale Freshmen 41-25
Central High opened their season at New Haven against Yale Freshmen, trailing early and unable to catch up. Fred Ge Linehan led Central with 15 points, while Eddie Wasson and Wasger contributed on defense as Yale seized control in the second half to seal a 41 to 25 victory.
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Sihowicz
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Munkascy
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New Orleans Racing Results First Race Summary
The New Orleans card lists results from the first seven races for three year olds to older claiming events. Notable runners include Duboise, Golden School, Junie, and Jule in race outcomes with times and payouts shown, plus entrants like Lizzie Boy, Liberty National, and Patchesle across subsequent races.
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Y Jule
Edith May May
Dale Carcnet
Kartett
van Patick
Chalmers
Patchesle
Josiah
Alston
Billy Star
Lizzie Boy Liberty National
A Anderson
Ede Aureus
J W Smith
Uncle Parks
Hebert
Artagosa Breakers
Brass Bond Zealand
Finland
Fenight
Bourassi
Celiden St Pete
Endor
Meyer
Heber
Teddy
Policeman di Lor
Candy
Sibal Farly
Horn
Chileuti
Prope
Gibellou
McClair
Queen Bess
Philpot
Horning
Elnora
Princess Herme
Chrise
Lemon Seth Sweetum
Johnny Risko Beats Scott in ten round title bout
Johnny Risko victorious over English challenger Phi Scott at Public Hall Cleveland in a ten round main event. Risko aggressive with two knockdowns, Scott injures and clings in clinches while Risko pressurizes with body blows. Outcome confirms Risko’s bid for heavyweight title.
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Cleveland
Associated Press
Johnny Risko
Phi Scott
British Isles
Public Hall
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Scotts
Scott
Hmmmy Johnston
Clineh
Risko
Aggie Eleven to Receive Letters in 21-Name List
Twenty one varsity letters will be awarded to members of the football squad at Connecticut Agricultural College, per Professor Allen W Marchesle. Recipients include Captain Willard G Eddy and several players from Hartford New Haven and surrounding towns.
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Wilson Springfield
Macs
William H Kuaut
New Haven
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Hartford
Edward Colicurcio
Stratford
Martin Gilman
Noawwich
Carl Geissler
Abington
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Naugatuck
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Hartfor Seriphina
Tombeil
NorwichJohn Stangle East Hartford
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Niles
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Ray Ryan
Richard Ruffkes
Eugere
Lamoreaus
Hartford Rhear
Flydai
Donald Cumimiung
Ridgefield
Newark boxing team named 10 face local boys
Newark amateur boxers drawn from NUL eliminations select a 10 man squad to meet Bridgeport fighters. Duffy 138 pounds and McCoy 145 pounds lead a group that includes Felco 125, Hardy 118, Pesca 114, Ciloe 118. Duffy expected to box Georgie McGuinness as Bridgeport prep races toward Eddie Petco. Newark travels by auto courtesy of the Elks.
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Elks
Sik Mtn
Newak
Wold
Billy Prinee
Johnny Duffy
Joe McCoy
Budle Felco
Joe Hardy
Domenick Pesca
Miles Ciloe
Duffy
Georgie McGuinnes
Ameten Mitt Singers
McGuinnes
Eddie Bieds
Bridgepor
Eddie Petco
Brady
Petco
Tannenbaum
Bridgeport
Ithe Elks
Waterbury Team Wins Majority of Bouts Here
Waterbury based Franco American squad wins five of eight at Redmen’s Hall in Waterbury over out of town challengers. Notable results include Joe Hestle 210 pounds WaterburyKO Jackie Eyins 230 Hartford in round one and Lucien Lariviere Waterbury stopping Gilbert Payne. Multiple bouts feature Waterbury and Bridgeport contenders with several wins by knockout or clear points.
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Touchstone
New York
Associated Press
Benny Touchstone
Florida
Tiny Jim Herman
Omaha
Pioneer Club
Touchstone Wemhed
Wina Wlhas
MD Sandwina
Sioux City
New
Sandwina
Tony
Simon Pure
Redmens
Redmens Hall
Witerbury
Billy la
Croix Gilbe
Payne Sammy Lawson
Eddie McCarthy
Teddy LaCroix
Willie Lewis
Stamford
Jake Dick
Joe Hestle
Waterbury
Jackie Eyins
Hatford
Uuit Hestie
Bobby Powers
Brody
Gilbert Payne
Lucien Lariee
Payne
Lariviere
Eddie Bred
Bully Bridges
Norwalk
Joe Mido
Eddie Brody
Bridgeport
Lucien Gregory
Lucien
Auburns Beat Warner Five By 29 to 13 Score
The Auburn AA basketball team defeated the Wither Biothere Five for their sixth straight victory. Final whistle read 29 to 13 as Speed Giant scored 13 points on six field goals and a foul. Auburn players listed include Guint, Mar, Rice, Holly, Aliamu, and Mionna among others. Warner Five contributors noted with Flan and Tyous.
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Auburn
Hanors
Ulat
uMpool
Elhwu
Guint Ab
Aliamu
Flan Pau
Notre Dame Leads Country In Five Year Grid Records
Notre Dame tops five year college football records from 1923 to 1927, led by Knute Rockne. The Irish show a strong run, advancing from New York to Los Angeles and Minneapolis, with Lafayette dropping this season. The Hoosiers and Minnesota posted close results as Notre Dame dominated the era.
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Alan Y Gould
Associated Press Sports Foktor
Kansas City
Associated Press
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Thaling
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Hoosiers
Army
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New Tak
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Minneapolis
Notre
Golf and football insights from early 20th century notes
An article blends golf shafts and backspin theory with analysis of 1926 season trends. It argues wooden Hickory shafts resist backward bend better, affecting follow through, then shifts to yardage from steel versus wood and notes Notre Dame and SMU precedents in five year records, with Michigan and Washington top defenses and scoring.
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Boisby Jones
Merel
French tennis stars are given highest ranking
The 1927 rankings by Wallis Myers show Rene Lacoste leading the world, with William Tilden second and Henri Cochet third. The French roster dominates the top ten, joined by Americans George Lot and John Hennessey. Women’s rankings place Helen Wills atop the list as Betty Nuthall and Esther Henne join a young slate.
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Lawn Tennis Association
Rene la Costes
Wiliam Thilden
Internation
Henri Cochet
Cochet
Paris
Mear
Wimbledon
Jean Borotra
Jaques Brugnon
Little Bih Johnson
George Lot
John Hennessey
Lacoste
France
Tilden
Cadet
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Alonzo
Spain
Hunter
Heine So
Africa
Miss Fry
England
Mle Bouman
Holland
Hs Chapin
Johnny Hoben Guest of Town
Johnny Hoben received a town welcome at a banquet in Torington attended by about 250 residents at Fike Club. He and two other Yorke teammates Jim Ho and Ducky Pond were honored, each presented with a gold watch, as part of a unity front wall unveiling during the evening’s festivities.
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Iorrington
Associated
Waterbury Holyoke win polo contests
Waterbury and Holyoke battled to a split polo contest with Waterbury leaning on a second quarter offensive burst. Davies Harkins and Donnelly featured in a sharp passing game while Williams and Hary were limited by penalties as the teams traded blows through the match.
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Holyoke
Associated Press
Waterbury Taller Hockey
Willingford
Phoenix Arena
C.unt
Davies Harkins
Donnelly
Hudy
Young Griffo Dies Under New Rules in Broadway Slump
Albert Griffith known as Young Griffo, famed under the Queensbury rules, dies after a life of fighting across Australia and the United States. Once a top featherweight and lightweight, he drifted into poverty with a rent free Broadway basement room and a life of excess. He battled 55 rounds with Ike West and earned fame for speed, while trainers and peers recall his elusive style and lack of serious training.
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Associated Press
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Broadway
Young Griffo
West Side
Albert Griffith
Sydney
Australia
Joe Gang
Young Scotty
Georgie Diton
Jack McAuliffe
George Mesmic
Miadway
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Jane Frazier Fish
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Fisher
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Roeale
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Grand Opera House
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Bloomin’ Cove
Pat
Ike West
Belfast
Yale Noses Out Upsala Five 19 to 13
Yale defeats Upsala College 19 to 13 in a bizarre on campus game at New Haven as Upsala scores first on a free throw after more than 11 scoreless minutes Yale seals win with Faul Fodder baskets late in the game Art St Autin nets final minute goal in Holyoke hockey clash as Meriden champions prevail in a fast game.
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Associated Press
Art St Autin
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