Warren Harding High Five to Start Flyweight Champ Obtains Gotham License
Coach Meade announces Warren Harding High schedule of 20 basketball games opening Friday at University School. The season features two key home games with B H S and a mix of intramural level prep versus Norwalk Milford and Shelton among others.
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John Meade
Harding High
Jon Meade
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Ansonia
Mlford Prep
Iford Prep
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Trade School
Irmel Ball
H.S
Norwalk
Trage School
Hillhouse
Peading
Warren Hai High
Bridgeport High
Stratford
Eddie Reilly
Warren Tarding
Fidel La Barba to Fight at New Garden on December 23
The article notes Fidel La Barba, the underage flyweight champion, will fight at Madison Square Garden on December 23. It covers boxing license approval, upcoming matches against Joe Lacarus, and the ban on smoking at the venue, plus other local scholastic and professional boxing developments.
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Fidel LA Barba
New Garden
New York
Fidel LaBarba
California
Frankie Genare
National Boxing Association
Pancho Villa
Athletic Commission
LaBarba
Joe Lacarus
Bayonne
Madison Square Garden
Amateur boxers in title fray in Hartford tourney
Tom Flynn will lead his stable of amateur boxers to Hartford for a state championship tournament at Olympia AC. Flyweights to heavyweights compete with Joe Nagy of Fairfield aiming at the bantamweight title while Fat Duffy from the North End fights at 126 pounds. Other contenders include Tom Heaney of Park City and fighters Kid Baby Mark Sullivan Belly Wells and Walter Smith.
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Tom Flynn
Amaeur
Hartford
Olympia AC
Joe Nagy
Fairfield
Nagy
Ja Beaver
Roy Loveridge
Sum
Middle Street
Fat Duffy
A North End
Tom Heaney
Park City
Kit Andy
Kid Baby
Mark Sullivan
Belly Wells
Walter Smith
Stanford Grid Leader to Play Pro Football
Stanford grid leader Jim Lawson, captain of the 1924 Stanford football squad, signs to play professional football for a team representing Jacksonville, Florida. With Simnie Nevers and other Stanford leaders joining the Florida club, the Southern city gains strong representation. Lawson, an end, earned All American honors in 1924 and is reported to receive £900 plus expenses per game.
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Stanford
San Francisco
Jim Lawson
Jacksonville
Fla
Simnie Nevers
Florida
Lawson
Walter Camn
Leggon
All-America Back Field Selections and Opinions
The article surveys All-America back field choices, noting two-back and four-back setups used by coaches. It lists top players by position, names teams and schools, and contrasts regional representations while praising players like Grange Friedman Oberlander and Wilson with detailed assessments of backs and linemen.
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Collier’s
Yale
Tad Jones
Pond
Neale
Stevens
Neidlinger
Jess Hawley
Dartmouth
Nevers
Oberlander
Wilson
Grange
Friedman
Tryon
Slagle
Hubert
Stanford
Alabama
Washington
Colgate
Princeton
Flournoy
Tulane
Keef
Brown
Qberlander
Zuppke
Far West
Middle West
Keefer
Dept No 38 Leads Singer Loop Bowling Standings
Dept No 38 still leads the Singer company bowling circuit with a five game margin. Mihaly is the individual star, holding high single 145 and high total 368. High team single 569 and high team total 1604 belong to Dept No 38.
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Mihaly
Brooklawn Bear Westerns In Overtime Bout
The Brooklawns opened their season last Tuesday by beating St. Marys Big Five 32 to 29 in overtime after a 26 26 deadlock. Brooklawn guard work proved decisive as they outscored 6 3 in the extra period. Next Wednesday they meet Westerns in a benefit game and dance hosted by Brooklawn and Independent girls teams.
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St. Mary's
Resulation Nime
St Mary’s
Brooklawn
Parochial basketball open as St Charles tops St Mary
Champion St Charles five defeats St Mary 27 to 20 to start the parochial season at City Gym. St Cyril also wins, beating Sacred Heart 26 to 7 with Kahanik starring. Walnut A C bowling leaders Pets show path with Hounds close behind as season standings unfold.
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ST. Cyril
St. Mary Five
Sacred Heart
Kahanik
H Leahy
Pete
Somers
Tully
Bee Fiurley
Be Baum
Rg McQueeney
Petrino
G. PF
Sullivan
Eligmore
Oldham
Lawter
Laiken
Taiwan
Burns
Boobs
Reed
Lyons
Iscofield
Moran
Snowden
Ellsworth
Dingbats
Fennick
Ncoming Carrigan
Fennell Ae
Kane
Ge Sold five is booing games with any team
The Ecopeld's will play any 14 to 16 year old team and would likely play the Hurons for the opening game. For games call Noble.
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Ecopeld
Hurons
Noble
No Games in Trade School League Today
The Bridgeport inter departmental basketball league has canceled all games this afternoon at the Boys' Club citing holiday break. The Automobile tour leads the circuit with four straight wins. The second series begins January 6 with Machine versus Printing and Electrical versus Plumbing followed by a full schedule through April 14 including matchups like Drafting versus Painting and Pattern versus Carpentry.
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Board of Education
Recreation Department
Recreation Branch
Leckie
Corbally
Wheway
Baum
Bridgeport
Flestrical
Compo Guards to Face New Canaan Five in Series Opener
Compo Life Guards travel to New Canaan Thursday for the first of a five game series with the Big Five. After three straight wins, they aim to extend the streak and avoid more losses. Last week they edged Port Chester 29 to 26 in a tight, late game on the local court.
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Compo Life Guards
New Canaan
Life Guards
Aeminst
Port Chester
Big Five
Smith to clash with Petrolie in Hartford featherweight bout
In Hartford tomorrow night the star 10 round featherweight fight pits Smith from Park City against Billy Petrolie of North Dakota. Petrolie has defeated top New England foes while Smith promises sharp right hands and a strong left jab. Both fighters boast peak form with Culver and August guiding Smith.
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Alina A.C
Billy Petrolie
North Dakota
New England
Park City
Smith
Petroile
Peetrolie
Petrolie
Anch
al Shubert
Bobby Garcia
Red Chapman
Acorn
Steve Culver
Pete August
Y M C A League Final Games Tonight Tie Possible
The YMCA Intercollegiate Basketball League closes its first series with Harvard meeting Yale and Princeton facing Columbia. Yale can tie for league lead with a Harvard win, possibly forcing a playoff. Standings show Harvard 6 7 7, Yale 5 3 6, Princeton 5 0 0, Columbia 1 2 5.
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Yale
Princeton
Columbia
Hlarvard
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