Locals Celebrate 1923 Season In Banquet And Fund Share
Miike Healy's football team formally closed their 1923 season with a banquet at the Sika club. Attorney Henry Greanstein acted as toastmaster as local sports writers attended. Money taken totaled 11,967.08 with 16 shares distributed among regulars and substitutes, regulars receiving 215.47 and substitutes 12, while 3150 went to workers at Newfield park and transportation costs.
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Miike Healy
Sika
Tem
Henry Greanstein
Charles A. Suckley
Healy
Bridgeport
Leunen
Newfeld Park
Alds
Providence
Steam Rollers
Rhode Island
Entre du
Tts
Hartford
Srars
London
Abe
Blouin Retains Bowling Title and Medal
Chicago, Dec. 19 Jimmy Blouin, world champion bowler from Chicago, won the title by defeating Jimmy Smith of Milwaukee in the sixth block of their match. Blouin totaled 278 across six games to Smith's 27 27 30. Blouin retains the world's championship medal, finishing with a 60-game total of 22,300 pins to Smith's 15,277.
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Chicago
Jimmy Blouin
Jimmy Smith
Milwaukee
Blouin
Smith Wagere
Alte
Browin
Smith
Blouth
Kent
Blouln
Kotaek
Maples
Big Credit
Ang Sratth
Scott High to Play on Coast January 1
Scott High School football team, champion of this section, will play at Corvallis Oregon New York's Day meeting the Corvallix High School eleven champion of Oregon. An announcement made today by Fred Blebert, faculty manager for the local school. The Toledo team of eighteen players, accompanied by coaches, will leave here Christmas Day with a stopover at Salt Lake City for a practice session, then a reception by East High School students there.
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Toledo
Scott
Corvallis
Ore
New York
Corvallix High School
Oregon
Fred Blebert
Salt Lake City
East High School
Carnegie Tech Coach Cuts Basketball Squad In Half
Carnegie Tech coach Ben Lubdie halves the squad to send the less varsity material home for Christmas while the remaining players stay in Pittsburgh to train for the week. The team faces a demanding schedule with trips to DuPage University and Michigan Aggies in rapid succession.
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Pitteburgh
Ben Lubdie
Carnegie ‘Tech
Pittsburgh
Neces~sary
Ohio
Tadhariae
Allonheart Tou
Lac
DuPaw University
Bollere
Michigan’ Aggies
Fairmont Five to Play Wakeman Memorial Tossers
The Fairmont basketball team travels to Southport Thursday to face Wakeman Memorial in a rivalry match expected to be tough. Manager Del Guidice and the players are confident, with a large Fairmont crowd anticipated to attend and witness a competitive battle on the court. Lineups include LY White Wemils Heskiss Rogsack Scholz Mula Lo Powers Rowe E Milla Ruseell Cashman.
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Fairmount
Southport
Wakeman
Pairmonta
del Guidice
Fairmont Rooters
Fairmonts
LY White Wemils Air Heskiss Rogsack
Scholz
Mula Lo Powers
Rowe E
Milla
Big Three Bar Spitballers In Annual Series
Harvard Yale and Princeton ban the spitball in their annual intercollegiate series marking a stronger stand than majors. The three schools require written permission to use a pitcher with a spitter against non Tig Three opponents, and prohibit other freak deliveries. Cuddy Murphy of Dartmouth noted as a former adept, though his major league spell ended in failure after the spitball ban.
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Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Hickey
Princeton Furthey
Cuddy Murphy
Dartmouth
Cuddy
Red Sox
Zarroll
Sthe
Jerasys
Ind
Guaremimen
Ly Cross
Bridgeport Trade Seeks Revenge On Boardman Five
Bridgeport Trade seeks revenge against Boardman Trade of New Haven in a key afternoon clash at the Bridgeport Boys Club court. The local five, after three games this season, beat Newtown High twice and lost to Boardman, hope for victory with Wexler, Petrino, Holmgren, Whelan, and Burr set to start at 3:20.
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Bridgeport Trade School
Boardman Trade School of ‘New Huen
Bridgeport Boys’ Club
Newtown High
Boardman
Boardman Gaal
George Wexler
Maplewood Girls Trim Shelton in Afternoon Basketball
Maplewood girls defeated Shelton yesterday afternoon as Misa Sachs starred for the victors and Shelton’s points were all by Miss done.
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Maplewood Girls
Trim Shelton
Maplewood
Shelton
Misa Sachs
Miss Done
Eastern League Meeting Set for December 28
President Dan O Neil announced the annual Eastern League meeting to be held in New Haven on December 28. The Springfield Mass conference was noted as the host location for the event.
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Springfield
Mass
Bec
Eastern League
Dan O'Neil
New Haven
Y M H A 5 Wins Eleventh Game Of Season Over N Y Pro Collegians
New industrial bowling league meets tomorrow at Main alleys with about $200 in prizes planned. Officers will be elected, regulations drawn, and league play starts Jan 8 lasting 14 weeks. Teams include Locomobile, Singers, Remington Arms, Harvey Hubbell, Underwood Typewriter, and others.
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Vhs Industrial Bowling League
Pop Dooley
Joe Sterback
Locomobile
Kelly
Dooley
Remington Arms
Tburlew
Harvey Hubbell
Rinei
Coffey Named Pilot for Charleston Club in 1028 Season
Charleston announces Jack Coffey will lead the Charleston team in the South Atlantic league for the 1028 season. Coffey, previously with Hartford, signed a contract and will base in New York before joining Davisville for the minor league meeting. Fans expect a stronger showing and praise Coffey as a steady manager with a firm but fair style.
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Dye
Daenaffey
Senators
Charleston
Coffey
New York
Davisville
Als
Hertford
Thorne
Fuat
Aluy
Nog
Ingk
Presidents to Play Detroit Eleven Again
Washington plans a rematch with Detroit University football next fall, set for October 27 under contract terms. The move comes after Michigan’s 20 point win and avoids crowding November with extra tough games, aligning Pittsburgh, West Virginia, and others on the late schedule.
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Presidents
Detroit Eleven
Red Men League Bowling Results Highlight
The Red Men League bowling night at Parl City saw a tight field with two teams tied at 106. Brady earned top honors by scoring a standout performance while Mare, Nur, and bigs contributed solid totals in the round.
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Elev
Mare Lik Nur
Bate
Brady
School Games Schedule At Maplewood And City Gym
Publicuhony games listed for today include Maplewood hosting Unyet Webete Stabirs and City Gym hosting Hal against McKinsey Barnum and Staple.
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TODAY
Maplewood
Unyet
Hal
McKinsey Barnum
Staple
Courtney joins San Francisco Coast Seals for next season
San Francisco December 19 Chicago League Club left handed pitcher Harry Courtney has been purchased by the San Francisco Coast League club and will play for the Seals next spring. He pitched seven games for the Seals last season, winning five.
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San Francisco
Harry Courtney
Chicago
Seals
Saa
Jaaiag
Black Rock 6 Defeats Prospect 8 to 6
Black Rock 6 defeated Prospect 8 to 6 in a well played hard fought game at Maplewood gym yesterday afternoon. The score stood 8 to 6.
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Black Rock
Prospect
Maplewood Gym
Kovast Star in Grapho League Leads Bowling Standings
In Graphophone bowling league play Kovast holds a three game edge over Team 66 with Team 5 in third. Kovast posts league bests with high single 135 and high total 387 while Team 6 shows 140. Team 66 trails by a small margin as top honors concentrate on Kovast and Kovast is highlighted for individual excellence.
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Ovnth
Alao He'ds
Indiv
Rota Kovast
Higa Jarkless
Bovu
Fiugh Wngle
Kuvast
Retal
Kovast
High Tain
Toto
Sneer
Momany
Mudeck
Sadler's
Cigner
Southern students may play baseball
Dec 19 The Spith arn Intercollegiate Conference in season defeated a motion to split the conference in two sections with winners to play for the championship. A motion barring men from athletics after earning a high degree was defeated. The conference rescinded Saturday’s baseball action and adopted by law amendments, allowing students to play summer baseball with faculty consent for occasional games and reporting receipts.
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Aulama
Seaion
Sanford
Alabama Names Wallace Wade as New Football Coach
Tuscaloosa Alabama December 18 Wallace Wade will coach the University of Alabama football team next fall The news also notes a Dawn Aue stunt coach position at Vanderbilt and mentions changes in coaching staff at the two schools.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Wallace Wade
University of Alabama
Tor Hae Dawn Aue
Vanderbilt
Champion of France Wins Twice From Belgian Stars
Roger Conti 18 2 parkline billiard champion of France and youngest pro, defeated European rival Edouard Horemans of Belgium in two matches at Joe Thackwray's National billiard academy yesterday. Conti won afternoon 200 to 269 and evening 100 to 160. Conti showed precise ball placement and a high run of 147 in the evening, while Horemans tallied a high run of 138. Crowd of about 500 watched as Conti led with two 186 runs without a miss in the matinee.
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Roger Conti
France
Edouard Moremans
Belgium
Joe Thackwray
Ivarien
Horemans
Conti
Staples Quintet Defeats Beardsley 68 to 0 at City Gym
Staples crushed Beardsley 68 to 0 in an afternoon game at City Gym. The Staples squad dominated with a high scoring display, totaling thirty four goals, as Beardsley struggled on both ends. This match set new scoring records in the Pacifcachooleagues.
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Lore
Gs Sohnidee
Reid
Holmes
Ae Brown
Wey
Rawor &T
B. Pawson
Faigh
Sh Brabney
Avery
Mackey
Trager
Weisman
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Steimhard
Meandeleon
Staples
Beardsley
Beardsley 'Nder
City Gym
Yestering
Tecarda
Pacifcachooleagues
Viators
Monarchs Seek Court Contests
The Monarchs, a Boys' Club team, plan a series of road games across the state after a near-term contest with Stratford Legion. The squad features forwards Patring and Fulton, center Herb, and guards Rowe and Rogers. Manager Raymond Morrison can be reached at 241 Middle Street Bridgeport Bay's club.
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T He
Thalledge Ether
Stratford Legion
Te Monarchs
Patring
Fulton
Herb
Rowe
Rogers
Raymond Morrison
Bridgeport Bay
Middle Street
Utan Agricultural College to Play Arizona at Phoenix
The Utan Agricultural College athletic council announced a Christmas Day game against the University of Arizona in Phoenix on December 25. The matchup adds a high profile intercollegiate contest to the holiday schedule.
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Logan
Ital
Utan Agricultural College
University of Arizona At Phoenix
Agrcultural College
Devon A C Faces Norwalk Red Men Tonight
Devon A C basketball hosts Norwalk Red Men on the A C court in a tough suburban clash. The Red Men boast a brilliant season record and aim to upset the locals as the Deronettes meet Bridgeport girls in the preliminary game starting at o'clock. Lineups include O Rourke Maelger Chapman Magou Muasan and Pederar.
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Devon A. C
Norwalk
Deronettes
Bridgeport
Red Men
Deronel S
Bantu RY Fog
O'Rourke
E Maelger Chapman
LG Magou McTaggare
Pederar
Franklin beats Hall 12 to 10 in City gym contest
In an afternoon game at the City gym Franklin defeated Hall 12 to 10 in a bitterly contested clash. Di Rose starred for Franklin with standout play and decisive moments securing the narrow victory.
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Franklin
Hall
Vrakkily Nese
di Rose
Parochial League Opens Saturday Basketball Season
Parochial League opens this Saturday at Stratford Avenue under Frederick Wurvally of the Recreation Department. Five teams compete: Sacred Heart, St. Chamers, St. Augustine's, St. Joseph's, and St. Mary's, with St. Mary's exiting the league for agricultural reasons. Schedule includes Sacred Heart vs St. Joseph's and St. Augustine's vs St. Charles. St. Augustine's won the title in the tag section, with St. Mary's runner-up.
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Sacred Heart Va
St. Joseph's
St. Augustine's
St. Charles
St. Mari’s
Alpines travel to Norwich to face Crescents tonight
The Alpine basketball team will journey to Norwich to play the Crescents of Norwich in the upstate village tonight. Manager Nieman expects a win and reports for players at 6 30 at Stratford and Union. Players listed include Maher Burns Hart Nieman White Mullaney Carley.
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Crescents of
Nieman
Stratford
Union Avenues
Maher
Burns
Hart
Nieman White
Mullaney Carley
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