Crashes Defeat Walnuts In City Championship
Crasho F. C. defeated Walnuts 13 to 0 before 2000 spectators at Newfield Park in a hard fought city hemispro championship. Key plays featured a 65 yard run by Dugas and strong QB Trainor performances, with Hurley, Larkin, Kilbride, and M Larkin contributing on offense. The Walnuts pressured Crasho but were halted near the Crasho goal line as Crasho secured the title with a decisive third quarter burst. Officials included Moorchouke as referee and Mahoney as head linesman. game lasted 12-minute periods.
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Crasho F. C
Watnud
City Hemispro
Newfield Park
Trainor
Crasho
West Enders
F Larkin
M. Larkin
Walnuts
Crashe
A. Kilbride
A. Hilbride
NM. Larkin
Mr. Larkin
Hurley
Wanot
Rainor
Wrde
Walras
McGinnise
Quimers
Walsh
Onla
Hice
Luddy
Fennell
West
Carrig
Los Tal
Duan Bret Luego
Arishas
Carl
W. Larkin
Davis Cup Tournament in Australia Starts Today
The Davis Cup begins in Australia with the United States team aiming to defend the title. Key players such as William Te Tike, Dwight James, and Malcolm Washman lead the charge as global competitors gather for the historic event at Longwood.
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Australia
Willian
Sv Fillam Johnson
Will Reneeset
United States
Tyke
Norm ‘Brenkes
Anthony
Wilding
Litda
Sean
Wien
Bina
Ube
Piny
Herne
Tate Watyan Washburn
Dwisht I Duss
St. Tools
Longwood
Malcolm
Avshman
A. WL Ware
Ed Black
Dwight J
Vietarigns
Holeowiy Ware
Dwight Davis
Blue Ribbons Fall to Stamford in Rough Display
The Blue Ribbons lost to Stamford in a tightly contested game marked by numerous fouls and rough play. Stamford pulled ahead late as George Grinte and Logis led with strong scoring while Mia Sasford contributed key points for the Blue Ribbons. The Sunday schedule showed the next match versus Libbor, with periods of twenty minutes and a crowd noted for attendance.
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EOE
Levorge
Marodke
Anit Lyrer
Re Pou Boone
Che Jone
Stamford
Ee Sedran
McGraw
Hid Werk
Qolon- UT
Peindaaan
Sorman
MacAuliffe on Dempsey Fight and Brennan Dempsey clash
The piece recounts Jack MacAuliffe weighing in on the Dempsey Brennan bout in New Haven with speculation on a 22 round series versus a single 10 round knockout. It notes opinions on movements, tactics, and potential outcomes as the discussion shifts to possible matchups and planning.
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Jade MacAunivo
Brennan-Dempsey
New Haven
New
Walt
Leeman
Lee
Inas
Rand
Raaiand
Espedivia
Hartford Bout Ends In Blur As Wrestlers Trade Blows
A garbled report from Hartford details a boxing event where LAUGHLIN defeats THOMAS amid a chaotic, sprawling sequence. The text references multiple names and locations, implying a sports card with varied bouts and foreign competitors, though much is unreadable.
Racing Results and Names From a Turbulent Meet
Racing results sparse with numerous unfamiliar names and fragments. The text lists competitors such as Puta Chan and Jabo Kennedy along with various placings and race numbers, but specific outcomes are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Welterweight weigh-in controversy erupts in boxing match
The weigh in for a prominent welterweight bout sparks dispute as Bagash reportedly weighs 184 pounds, seven pounds over the limit, prompting debate over whether middleweights can or should challenge welterweight limits and affect match legitimacy. Officials debate whether all bouts should be rated to one class.
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Low Bogasi
Laie
Ehamalen
Vaneoltey
New York
Foley
Miele
Coffey
Jouer
Newson
le Neilson
Castry
Aaron Lu
Los
Welterweienis
Thorpe Through With Pro Football
A garbled report discusses Tom Thorpe and professional football, noting opinions on career paths and the risks of staying in the sport. The piece references prospects after a season and potential moves or doubt about continuing in football.
Naw Aaven hosts yearling hound show at Dog Shops East
The local owner plans to enter the breed in larger markets next year. Readable notes mention Batharid wag depacted from Bagtond and Wir Bithey of the Tint and Libhey company in Naw Aven, aiming to showcase wares in Nay Aven and wider eastern shops.
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Yea Oohamman
Bagtond
Tint & Libhey Company
Naw Aven
Bis Pew
Tim
Marathoners Win Fourth Straight at Casino Amid Scrappy Exhibit
Bridgeport and Hartford clash as Marathoners dominate with Williams, Harrold, and Quigley leading a 6 to 4 win on the home floor. Pfeiffer and Hueffner shine for the visitors in a hard fought contest with 49 taps by Hueffner and decisive plays by Harrold and Williams.
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Capitalis Boys
Rush
Quizley
Harrold
Harkins
Vans
Lewis
Iri
Agin
Traneth Iria
Witters
Harrald
Marth
Federals Trim Bengals in Preliminary Polo Game
The Federals defeated the Bengals in the preliminary contest held at the Casino for day afternoon by a tie score of four to four. It was the Bengals first appearance on the road rink and they were coasted by the East Enders. Hayes and Lyne scored three goals each for the Federals and White shot the two for the Bengals. A meeting of the amateur league was held yesterday at 1 o'clock at the Casino, with C. E. Winton elected president and Joseph H. Masterson of the Bridgeport Times selected as manager for the Federals and other listed officials. The lineups included Bengals Moderals First Bus Wilts Hares Coy Tush etc. The period times were 10 minutes, 5 seconds and referees noted.
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Bengals
Roed
EastEnders
Hayes
Lyne
White
Sterneon
C. E. Winton
Sawn Stark
Joseph H. Mastersor O
Bridgeport Timex
Tha BR
Meydajerki
F & Osebud Minhas
Dobre Vieler
Waist Bengals
Moderals
Wilts Hares
Ueharare Cumaey
Browminaliaenen
Nevins Metin
Vermont Football Schedule Shown With Yale Oct 1 Date
Vermont football schedule for next season lists Yale as opening game on October 1 in New Haven. Syracuse and Brown drop from the slate. Other dates include September 24 and November 12 with various colleges noted, but many entries are garbled.
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Vermont
Toguba
Yale
Syracuse
Kaye Hoe
New Haven
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Milford A C tossers form two basketball teams
Milford Des 19 Two teams represent Milford A C in indoor basketball this season. The first team, averaging 124 to 120 pounds, is led by manager Sameul Mulchill and features former Erasmas Brooklyn star and Bill Dick, among others. The second team lists EB Malini Wadhams Gilpatrick Gould and A. Aberconten as guards and forwards with plans to play in Bridgeport or other cities. contact S Mulvihill at 12 Prospect Street or AL Maher at 150 Rogers Ave Port Trumbull Beach.
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Milford Athletic Club
Sameel Mulchill
Che
Erasmus
Brooklyn
Steve Maher
Pordham
Hitham
Hartford
Bill Dick
State
S. Mulvihill
Prospect Street
AL Maher
Rogers Ave
Port Trumbull Beach
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