Bridgeport High Squads Show Early Season Fire
Bridgeport High basketball squads opened with a 64 to 12 win over Sanford Prep Hive. Coach Reilly’s Red and Black used 17 players, Linane Janky starred, Skerittg dominated at center, Kaylan and Maheratagoi excelled, and nine players scored as Bridgeport routed Fairfield High 2 to 0 in a strong opening.
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Sanford Prep Hive
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Linane
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Kaylan
Maheratagoi
Fairfield High
Mdte Reilly
Helen Lockwood
Bridgeport
Penn Eleven In Working For Coast Battle
The University of Pennsylvania football squad after two weeks of rest hosts California at Berkeley for a New Year’s Day game. Thirty four players report for practice with a plan to split workouts between Franklin Field and Cavalry Armory as the squad resumes preparation and scrimmages begin to shape the lineup. The injury status of several players is noted with Craig and Cratz among those mentioned.
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Arinar Lym
Orwell
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Readable fragments describe baseball signings and player moves involving Art Smith of Sacramento Pacific East League Wall Taylor Shreveport Texsam League Pitcher Pheed Lambke and Stanley Harris with references to the International League and upcoming spring activities, though wording is garbled.
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Art Smith
Sacramento
Wall Taylor
Shreveport Lub
Pheed Lambke
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Internatura
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Only 26 Attend Yale Grid Banquet in New Haven
A Yale football banquet will be attended by 26 guests, limited to players who took part in Princeton and Penn games. The event honors the squad’s season with a simple gathering, emphasizing memories and team unity over formalities.
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Yale
New Haven Deoti
Princeton
Donahue's Clubs Lead in Kageys Pinogle Loop Standings
Donahue's Clubs hold a lead in the Kageys Pinogle Loop standings with a strong showing from team members. Murphys Hearts, Sulivin's Damonda, and Teague Records follow, while Mekelvey's ides and Donohue lead individual averages and high scores among listed bowlers.
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Kageys
Dorehaes Clube
Kates Piroch
le Teue
Tse
Mikeley
Spades
Teim
Indiv
Team No 1 Tops First National Bank League
Team No 1 leads the First National Bank bowling league with a three game win over Team No 2. Individual high scores and standings are listed, with Team No 3 holding event records and Team No 6 near top. The readable portions show team totals and high individual scores such as Hurllman and Beardsley, reflecting a tight league race.
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Four New Teams on Holy Cross Grid Schedule
A garbled OCR record references Holy Cross and multiple colleges including Rutgers and Providence. It hints at a football schedule with four new teams, dates, venues, and potential opponents like Vermont, Amherst, and Boston area schools. The text is noisy but indicates a college gridiron schedule update and related notes.
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Holy Gross
Tiger Sextet to Play 17 Games
A fragmented report lists a Tiger sextet scheduling seventeen games across varied opponents. Mentions include specific dates, venues, and a mix of opponent names, with unclear formatting and some garbled text.
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Tiger Sextet
Wesleyan Court Team Schedule and Rival Reports
The Weslayan University baseball team released an eighteen game schedule for the coming season. The slate opens April 1 with a game against Cardinal and Blair at Springsdale and closes June 17 with a season finish at Wolious. Other matchups include Princeton, Dartmouth, New Hart, and Williams, with stages set across Middletown and nearby venues.
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Spinefield College
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University of New York
Porrouth
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Wivietown
Racing Results and Entries Tuo and Three Year Olds Claiming
Race card details a chaotic list of claiming races for three year olds and up across eight furlongs to a mile and a half. Notable names include Taulew, Monsoon, Belle Robbin, Wind Man, Parvenu, Attorney, Cavalcadour, and King. Times range from around 1 minute 05 to 1 minute 46 seconds with various entries and odds scattered throughout the card.
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Ne Neal
J* Hastings
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Heap Hagerness
Dear Piso
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Peternell
Attorney
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Peter Pierson
Elston
Chratte Hollers Fuchs
Herry Finn
New Orleans Entries In Thoroughbred Race Card
Five and a half furlongs for two year olds with purses around 700 dollars opens the card at New Orleans. Entries include Crageuse Lucky and Helen Goidy among others, withBreeds like Afternoon Fea and Southland Girl listed for sprints, plus a six furlong second race with a 740 bandcae purse and a fifth race mile and seventy yards for three year olds and up.
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Lafayette to Meet Colgate Next Season in Schedule
HASTON Pa December 14 La Lafayette College announces a nine game football schedule for 1225 with Colgate back on the slate for the first time since 1997. The column lists games against Muhlenberg Pitt Washington College Colgate Washington and Jefferson Rutgers Susquehanna and Lehigh with dates and locations across Philadelphia Easton New York and Bethlehem.
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Haston
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Open
Aston
Rutgers
Easton
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Vaeton
Joi Tenigh
Bethlehem
Dartmouth Faces Rebuilding After Four Departures
Dartmouth readying for 1925 with only four varsity losses. Captain Bjorkman and Leavitt depart, but Sige, Tully, Hall return to shore up ends. Freshmen and substitutes advance, others like Montgomery and Whitaker depart pivot roles, while Leavitt and McPhail anchor a reshaped backfield as Hazeten and staff plan for next season.
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Sige
Tully
Mannaford
Cole
Muirial
Goldstein
Parker
Holleran
Allen
Hardy
Wallace
Phillips
Samor
Diehl
Smith
Sweetser
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Rabin
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Phelan
Freahmen
Whitaker
Montgomery
J Js
Sear
Fauntleroy Andekelley
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Grat
Sil Hazeten
McPhail
Exeter
Jim Oberland
Bob
College Hall
Sherlander
Hobinson
Singleton
Wall
McAvoy
Dartmouth
Sestain Jess Valles Wall
Red Sox Plan Training Camp Move to New Orleans
Reports indicate the Boston Red Sox will base spring training in New Orleans under manager Lee Paul Solut, with speculation about relocation from Florida. Florida’s push and attendance drew interest from Tampa to Sanford, while New Orleans vies against firms like the Yankees for the camp.
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Sox
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Washington
Clancinnati
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Philadelphia
St Louis
Tilinty Isc
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Laming Solty Alana
Bennett Hill Sets Final Auto Race Record In Cuver City
Bennett Hill won the 25 mile final race of the season at Cuver City driving an average of 128.6 miles per hour. Henry Hartt finished second with Milton third and Fred Comer fourth, William E Shattuck fifth. Hill’s speed surpassed the prior 260 mile pace record. The event closed the 1924 American Automobile Association season at the Culder City Speedway. Sixteen cars started. Hart led early as Ralph DePalmer and Tommy Milton trailed. Wade, a longtime driver, suffered serious injuries at the Houston speedway when his car vaulted an embankment and crashed into parked cars.
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Dunn Predicts Macks Pennant Win
Dunn says the Baltimore Orioles will back Connie Mack and the Athletics to win the pennant. He cites Letty Groves as a key pitcher, mentions Rogmel as a coming ace, and predicts Washington will not repeat while the Yankees slip. He also notes Detroit lacks something and expects the Athletics to improve enough to drive through next season.
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Connie Mack
Letty" Groves
Jack Dunn
Orioles
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Jdunn
Connie
Rogmel
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Detroit
Stratford Legion Five To Meet New Canaan Team
Stratford Legion Five travels to New Canaan for a Thursday night game at Sterling Memorial Hall Stratford aims for a win after a strong season run and expects a record crowd The following night Stratford departs for a return clash in New Canaan with a tight lineup matchup.
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Life Named Director Washington Dec 14
Julius Little of Leominster Massachusetts a former University of Pennsylvania football star who caught Georgetown's footballs last season has been appointed athletic director of the university, his first to hold that title.
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Fairfield Bowler Claims Record
Fairfield reports Pete Lucas of Tom Murphy's All bowling team claiming high single and high three games records with a 403 pin night. A Norwalk note from Charles Jardeberg confirms no equal record, Mort Lindsay corroborates, and Lucas’s score led the All Stars past Norwalk Clits fod in a three game match. Also mentions Rod Murphy sale to Vernon Lib and three players bought by a St Joseph Western Togue club.
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Pete” Lucas
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Celle
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Norwalk
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St Joseph Western
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