Delaney Opens Training as Gorman Bout Looms
Delaney leads opening day workout for a possible 173-pound clash with Bud Gorman. Warren tests the champion with fast two rounds before Delaney forces him to the ropes. Pete Reilly and Edith Caser oversee, with Jersey bout hopes strong and tickets moving fast for the Armory show understood to sell out.
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Boxer in Hospital Danbury
Mor Kan Severvaro of Carmel New York lies in Danbury hospital after an amateur boxing incident Friday night. Officials report spinal injury with paralysis of his lower body.
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Muskratex Lead Salt Textile Bowling Standings
The Muskratex hold a two game lead over Lamtax in the Salt’s Textile bowling circuit. Haste and Clayton split individual honors as averages and standings are updated.
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Realignment reshapes major league managers in 1927
The AP reports sweeping changes with only Harris of the Washington Hornsby and Schalk of the Chicago White Sox retaining form. McInnis may try to hang with the Phillies but unlikely to be regular. Seven managing players last season drop from the fold. Speaker, Cobb, Colling gone.
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Boston A A meet slated for February 4 at Boston Arena
Cambridge Mass December 14 the thirty eighth annual track meet of the Boston Athletic association will be held at Boston arena Saturday evening February 4 according to an announcement made public today.
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Presby Paladins Face St John’s In Big Thursday Showdown
Presby Hall hosts a Thursday night clash as the Presby Paladins meet St John’s basketball squad. It is the second meeting of the season after a striking loss at City gym on Stratford avenue. The Paladins seek to break a jinx and deliver a strong performance with star players, sharp shooters, and quick-footed defense in a newly redecorated arena seating 300.
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The Sportlight by Grantiand Rice on Sport and Money
A reflective piece by Grantiand Rice critiques professional sports growth and profits. It examines integrity in boxing and football, payer motives, and the balance of spectacle versus value. The essay notes rising revenue, limited protections for fans, and the tension between fame and financial reward in early 20th century sports.
Fighting in Holy Name League St Patrick's team battles strong foes
The St Patrick's Holy Name society team, though losing two league games, shows grit in hard battles against tougher opponents in the Holy Name League.
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National League Breaks With American League Over Transfers
The National Hockey League cut off relations with the American Hockey League over a transfer dispute. Chicago officials dispute claims of a suit in Toronto and deny taking steps toward a major league format. The clash centers on two players, Cy Wentworth and Teddy Graham, moving from Canadian teams without proper signatures.
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Baseball Notes from New York Dec 14 1926 trading talks and manager changes
AP dispatch reports a muddled trading scene with remarks from Wilbert Robinson and Donne about material shortages. Joe McGinnity, once the "iron man," is released as Brooklyn coach at age 55 after a brief playing return. Minor leagues seek a salary boost for Landis, while aims to expand wall usage, and speculation links Ernie Collins to the Pirates or Yankees as Bowlie Rush takes the plate. National League owners explain the wall increase and the 1926 season’s 5148 long wall plays marked a rise from 1925.
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Nanchy Reaches 100th Court Game in City Youth Contest
Lou Nanchy, premier referee, completed his 100th game this season officiating a boys contest at the Y M C A. He serves as official for several city leagues and is known statewide for officiating key school contests in southern Connecticut last year and expected to reach 80 more this year.
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Matteoli Named Grid Captain By Massee Eleven
Massee school elected a new captain for next year at a meeting last night. Fifteen players received Jetters after two games used for award, the St Towns contest and the St Marys Academy game. Louis Matteoli was chosen captain for the 1927 eleven, his first year on the team. He is from Springfield, Mass, and plans to attend Yale.
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Read Quintet Disposes Meigs 19 to 11 in Mer cantile League
The D. M. Read quintet led by Benny Blade defeated Meigs company five 19 to 11 at Municipal gym. Blade scored nine points and Hebbard six as Read claimed a second straight win. Public Market won by forfeit from the Post Office quintet 2 to 0.
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Celtic club to meet tonight in Bridgeport
The Bridgeport Celtic Soccer duty officers and members will hold a special meeting tonight at Hibernian Hall to discuss the future of the organization and related deeds.
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Cambridge Defeats Oxford in 61st Intervarsity Rugby Match
In Twickenham today Cambridge defeated Oxford by a score of 36 to 0 in the 61st annual intervarsity rugby football game.
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New Motor Boat Record Set in Stamford
Stamford reports A. E. Doane set a new speed record for a four horsepower outboard motor aboard the Cee Cub. He reached 21.14 miles per hour last week testing the craft he built at his works. The boat weighs zero pounds and the engine weighs 66 pounds more.
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Summerfield Beats St Johns as Randolph Kloster Spark
In a busy day of sports actions Summersfield M B A club defeated St Johns 65 to 17. Randolph and Kloster led Summerfield with sharp scoring while Park Street beat Black Rock. Golden Mac wins Natchez Purse at Jefferson Park with jockey Whiteacre guiding the favorite to victory in a roughgoing track.
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