Boxing Show At Park Theater Tonight In Bridgeport
The International A C presents a three-bout boxing program at the Park Theater with all fighters from Philadelphia Baltimore and New York. Doyle and Leonard headline a 12-round main event, plus two earlier bouts. Promoter Jose Mulvihill expects strong attendance and a high level of competition for the 26 scheduled rounds.
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Joey Nelson
Frankie Itton
Leo Stahl
Abby Doyle
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Okesman
Bill
Jack” Snellen
Denny Kelly
J. Adama
Frankie Britton
Terry Lee
F. O'Connor
Frank Braithwaite
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Barnum
Burglars Escape on Skis in the Alps
Report from Geneva says robbers fleeing Alpine hotel lootings during winter use skis to vanish into remote snow. Guides and police dogs are now deployed to track them, a novel tactic in these investigations.
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Fraturi Bout Opens Boxing Card With Local Debuts
The event features Bobby Doyle versus Batthig Deon over twelve rounds in a light weight clash. Debuts headline backing acts Frankie Briffamove and Kahl in a second twelve round bout. Officials include referee Jaek Vorey and timekeeper Michal Comoe with Frank Teandithie as announcer. Promoted by Tatemnational.
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Weleght
Poking Around in the Bag Bus and the Odd Fighter
A stylized feature notes a quirky fighter, Sam Watlach, and a notorious character Bat Hurley, recounting dubious amateur bouts, unusual training, and exaggerated exploits across Buffalo and Syracuse. It blends colorful anecdotes with reflexive humor about boxing lore and local personalities.
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Fred Melkay
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Queensbury
Rector Five Defeats World War Vets 55 15
The Bridgeport Boys’ Club Rector team beat the World War Veterans of Stamford 55 to 15 on home floor. The game featured strict amateur rules and a clean, team-centered effort. Next week Rector faces the Rosebuds of Anson. An open date is available on Jan 3 for interested teams. Dancing followed with Iscarus Orchestra.
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Iscarus
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Johnson See No Danger to League
CHICAGO December reports say attorney George W Aller for Ron Wohpson claims the American League faces no danger to the league or its championship season. Miller asserts owners can only harm by not opening parks. a formal meeting will decide next season's actions. Charles Corlskey warns the league could dissolve by July if leadership changes aren’t made.
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Ron Wohpson
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Jonnsen
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Crasho Jrs Win West Indianama City Title in Muddy Clash
The Crasho Juniors defeated the Walnut Juniors 7 to 0 at Newfield Park after a weathered muddy game. Duncan and Jake Rosenbaum starred on offense for Crasho with a lone 20 yard pass and a cutback TD. West Indianama claimed the city championship for the fourth straight year as Crasho finished six wins three ties and no losses.
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Culiet
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Gennan
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Boxers and Promoters Debate Local Talent for Tonight's Show
The article discusses Joe Mulvihill promoting a boxing card in the city featuring six debuting fighters rather than local veterans. It questions whether audiences want fresh faces or familiar names, noting mixed expectations, publicity from Philadelphia writers, and rival promoters offering large purses.
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Park
Griffith Wins Control of Washington Senators
Clarke Griffith purchased Washington American yesterday for about $2,756,000 and took joint ownership with Golith and Richardson. Griffith becomes president and plans to recruit players nationwide to build a winning club for the capital.
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Harvard and Yale May Send Athletes Abroad
Cambridge Mass reports a decision this week on Harvard and Yale sending a combined track team to England next summer to face Oxford and Cambridge. The plan, discussed by Harvard treasurer Wooderson and Yale athletics chair Anchett, would mark a return to international competition.
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Greenleaf Captures Title With Undefeated Run
Greenleaf claims the national pocket billiards title in Philadelphia, finishing without a defeat. The event lists top contenders including Woo ERR RK, Weed, Senbach, Wartie, Waytor, Fink, and other competitors with varied placements and scores.
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Powerful Jersey City quintet here Tuesday
Jersey City brings a strong five to Colonial Hall for an Interstate Basketball League clash tomorrow night against the Hoes Ribbons. The lineup includes Holman and five other swift scorers led by Debnert at center.
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O Brien Named Secretary of New York Ball Club
Joseph D O Brien of Milwaukee former president of the American association has become secretary of the New York National League club succeeding John By roper who held the post seven years Brien managed Giants affairs during the era of John T Brough Poster declined to comment on resignation from the Giants. Frankie Wilson requests Springfield contact for urgent call to the sporting editor.
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Springfield
Acco Williams Ends Local Season with Call Off
Jupiter Phagius edged two football teams as Acco Williams team from New Haven failed to meet the American Chain Co. Athletic Association game for the second Sunday running. Acco manager Kearney announced no further attempts would be made to play. Field conditions at Newfield Park and heavy mud led to cancellations after morning fieldwork failed to dry the grounds. Managers cited unsafe conditions and a farce of a game despite fan interest and $600 in bleacher costs. The season ends with Acco claiming the state championship and praising local support.
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Accos and Williams Scoring Totals From Season Play
Season results show Accos leading scorers with multiple games and points totals. Accos posted a 7 win tally and 0 losses, while Williams contributed several high scoring efforts. Team totals include Accos 144 points versus opponents overall.
Bridgeport High boys top DeWitt Clinton 45 24 in opener
Bridgeport High School opened its season with a 45 24 win over DeWitt Clinton High of New York. The girls defeated Pratt High Essex 24 6. Play occurred in the high school gym, with detailed box scores and substitutions listed for both games.
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