CITIES FALL TO SWEDES 2 TO 0 IN MEADOWS MATCH
Bridgeport Swedish team defeated Bridgeport City 2 to 0 at the Meadows. City fielded a weakened lineup missing several players including h Coombes Houston Butterworth Hall and Harvey Calliss, while Rosenzweig and Gustafson scored for the Swedes. City injury to Rintoul and late reorganization undermined their effort as Rosenzweig repelled shots and Gustafson sealed the win.
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Joe Booth
Bridgeport
the Meadows
H, Coombes
Houston
Ansonia
Stamford
Butterworth
Hall
Harvey Calliss
Rosenzweig
Jua
Oss
Hirst
Gustafson
Rintoul
A. C. Rosenzweig _ Ostman
Riatoul E. Johnson
Butterworth Johnson
Carl Bannon
Jones
Faust
LHB
Stamford Fosberg Orf Fildes Sundvall
In_ Sattervalte Gustafron
Cr Santeson
Hirst Ile
Shaw Lilja
Ole Hall Wellman
Arthur Stead
W. Seaberg
H. Calliss
Lilja
Gustafaod
Crashes Suffer Defeat Against United Workers Club
The ithree Crashes bowed to the United Workers club of New Haven on Saturday by a score of 13 to 0. Crashes showed effort and weight but were outmatched by a tougher opponent, as the Workers scored the opening touchdown after a fumbled kickoff and dominated play with strong defense and powerful running.
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United Workers Club of
New Haven
Bridges High School
Thhem
Ed ° Workers
Dinion
Ed. Workers
United Kers
United Workers
Seici TS
Crasho Juniors Lose Title Bid In Hard Fought Showcase
In a tense 1919 playoff, the Crasho Juniors faced the United Workers with Hanley and Griffin star names amid multiple line plunges and goals. A late successful forward pass by the New Haven team produced a second score and O'Brien kicked the goal. The Crasho Juniors end a third straight season as champions, while the United Workers claim no effect on state title.
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O'Brien
Hanley
Crasho
United Workers
Griffin
Daley
King
Rosenbaum
Kirchner
Trainor
Hiton
Moore
Sova
Daley Dinion
Chains Lose First Game in Two Years to Base Team
The American Chain eleven was defeated 7 to 0 by the New Landon Submarine Base at New Field Park in a game marked by a long 86 yard run by Coughlin for the sailors. Despite the loss, the Chains are expected to remain the state champions and a potential third game next week may be scheduled.
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New~field Park
New Landon
Whaling Village
Bridgeport
Navy Boys
Boys In Blue
Chain Boys
Coughlin
Navy
Chains
Slick
Sailors Chains
LE Coughlin Nagle
Lekengs Hunt
Blair ¢ Weber
Madigan Frankel RG
Blackburn
Flanagan
Green Cadman
Dowd Baker
Welter Reilly
LHS
Leland
Mashier
Rite Schuck Flannery FB
Bowers
G. Brickley
Granwald
Flannery
Ryan
Brickjey
Moshier
Reilly
Clyde Waters
Co. Mahoney
Gunner Rogers
Timer Sherwood
National Challenge Cup Draw Sets Third Round Matches
National Challenge Cup committee in New York held a draw for the third round to be completed by December 2. Robins Dry Dock drawn to face Paterson F C in Brooklyn. Notable protests led to a replay at Clark's field East Newark on December 22 with a new referee. Chadwick of Scottish Americans suspended to Feb 1 1919.
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Toledo
Ohio
The
American Bowling Congress
Jol Booth
New York
Dec
Broadway Central Hotel
Y. W. Cahill
Newark
N. J.doe Booth
Bridgeport
A. M. Brown
Philadelphia
George KK. Brady
Fall River
Mass
J. J. Mock
Ler
New York City
Robins Dry Dock
Bridgeport City
Paterson
Brooklyn
Ilinois
Bricklayers and Masons F. C
Scottish Americane
Chicago
Michigan
Detroit F. C
Detroit Roses F
Goodyeas F. C
Magnus F.C
Pennsylvania
Bethlehem Steel S. C
Homestead Steel I. C
New Jersey
Federal Ship Ship Or Merchants Ship
Va. Morse Dry Dock F
Robins Dry Dock F. C
Paterson F. C
New York F.C
New England
East Newark
Andy York
Federal Ship
Chadwick
Tehran
Lang
Shipyard Soccer League Offers Spark Big Sums
A special meeting of US Football Association investigators examined approaches to professional players by Shipyard League agents. Test cases included Petrie from New York courted by Federal Shipyard, with offers for work at shipyards. Probes into Porter, Grierley, and others were discussed. no verdicts yet, pending National Commission report.
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Joe Booth
New York
Telegram
Broadway Central Hotel
Peel
United States Football Association
Shipyard
Thomas Bagnall
National Commission
Petrie
Federal Ship
Tetrie
York
Robins Dry Dock
Porter
Robertson
Grierley
Babcock and Wilcox
Federals
College Aviation Trophy Offered
New york announced creation of an inter collegiate aviation trophy to be competed for annually under rules similar to intercollegiate athletics. The Aero Club of America will award the prize, funded by a $10,000 bequest from the late Samuel I Valentine to spur aviation development among college men, including many army and navy aviators who are undergraduates.
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Aero Club of America
Samuel H. Valentine
New York
Inter
Long distance Caterpillar tractor test to Army proving ground
Mery teastor leaving Peoria with a 430 top man over land to De- Longest overland non stop run set record time 151 hours of motorized operation. Aberdeen Maryland artillery uses Caterpillar tractors 2 142 to 20 ton capacity under Ordnance Lt G H Hammon supervising tests.
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Peoria
U. S&s
Army Proving Ground
Aberdeen
U. S. Artillery
G. H. Hammon
Ordnance Department
U.S. A
Rural Express in Operation During Past Five Years
De Witt Clinton Main of Guilderland New York has operated a rural motor truck express since April 1948. The fleet includes a 1 1/2 ton Federal a two ton Mack and a 1 1/2 ton Federal bus serving the 15 mile Albany route with three daily round trips carrying up to 100 passengers per trip and about 36 500 annually. Main also runs two 1 1/2 ton Federals for general intrastate transport to Albany and nearby centers. Last year the trucks delivered 3 022 000 quarts of milk to Albany while dairy output rose in Guilderland from 200 to 700 quarts per day over five years. The service covers a region where rail takes three hours for 15 miles. milk trucks have never missed a trip in five years. return loads include farmers products and manufactured goods. loads average 75 percent capacity. Main recently bought a dress in Albany and delivered it to a farmer's doorstep. He began as a small farm owner forty one years ago switching from horse milk hauling to truck haulage after six years.
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de Witt Clinton Main
Guilderland
N. Y
Albany
Main
Ite
Trans
IMA LENDS A GENERATOR
IMA Nutt describes a chaotic episode at an auto shop in Springfield Massachusetts in 1925. The tale follows Mrs Smiths car parts scattered across the state as employees lend components to strangers, leading to a three day scramble to reclaim items and a sharp reprimand from Nutt.
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Fillis
Ima Nutt
Mer
Auto Page Perture Service
Springfield
Mass
United Tire & Vulcanizing Co advertises tire repair services
Vulcanizing midges over most tire troubles offers rapid repair of badly cut or worn tires to restore active service and looks at a fraction of new tire prices. The United Tire & Vulcanizing Co claims to handle up to date work and invites customers to visit 4 Walled Ave, Beugeport, Cr.
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V4 Walled Ave
Beugeport
New England Tire and Repair Co
West Ave
Farelick Ave
Fairfield Ave
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Wemeck
Jaycox Rubber CO
Main Street
Cannon Street
Labrecque
Cooney
Beckman
Sara Helson
Connor
Welch Connor
Hmanfeldt
Rowe
Milford
Reardon
Helton
Capt
Kirschner Schatzman
Nelson
Teiper
Connie Lewis
Soccer Committee
Ship Soccer Club
College Aviation Trophy
Bk Anda
Trask
IMA
Paris
ED. Hendrick
Curtesy
Sandy “Day Suds
Ted
Mrs. Smith
Jonie
Bank Busters
Louis
Daverybody
Mom
United Tire & Vulcanizing Co
LCA
Clow
Cus
Focal Warehouse
Creight
Louis Schine
Cedar St
Dei, Bar
Connecticut and
Union Aves
Pierce-Arrow T
Pierce-Arrow Agency
Alesroon
RUCKS
Sykes. Motor Sales Co
Axtred
Pairfield Avenue
Herman Tober
Broad ST
Ford
Stratford Ave
H.L
A. F. Scholtz
Franklin
Franklin Sales and
Swrvich Sutation
Fapapiu Sve
Noble
Cowles Tolman Bridgeport New Haver
Pierce-Arrow
Maxwell
Pleasure Cars
Sykes Motor Sales Oo
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