Harding Triumphs Over Trade 40 to 11 in Close Second Half
Harding High School basketball quintet upset expectations with a strong late surge to beat Trade School 40 to 11 yesterday afternoon. Harding rallied from a tight first half, pulling away in the third period as Captain Doe Sob planted strong defense and scoring, while Trade faltered from the field. The Presidents displayed fast passing and steady shooting to seal the victory.
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Devon Big Five Defeats Norwalk Red Men 4 18
The Devon Big Five trounced the Norwalk Red Men 4 to 18 in a decisive game. Devon exhibited fast pushwork and solid teamwork while Norwalk struggled to respond.
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Arrows Beat Tigers In A Thrilling Game
Arrows clinched a dramatic victory over the Tigers in a high tension matchup. Key players battled through a tight contest as scoring chances and defensive stands shaped the late moments.
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Collegiants Seek Court Games Tonight
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Four Big Contests Still on Grid List
New York Associated Press reports college football’s season concludes with four major games over Christmas and New Year’s in California and Pennsylvania. The matchups include West vs East all-stars in Los Angeles and San Francisco, then Berkeley and University of Pittsburgh to face Stanford and California, ending January 2 at Pittsburgh.
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Congress High Takes Beating From Fairfield
Fairfield High outplayed Congress High 30 to 8 as Ludlowe led with Jenning mashin scoring and McGur and Thompson tied for high for Fairfield. Freshmen prelim: Congress defeated the suburban plebes 16 to 8.
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Colgate Wins Intercollegiate Court Championship
Colgate captured the first series Intercollegiate title by defeating Fordham 37 to 16 at night. Brown defeated Yale 48 to 31 in another listed result, as the season progressed with notable scores.
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Bruins acquire Tin Herberts in Maple Leafs sale
In a surprising move the Boston Bruins sold Tin Herberts to the Toronto Maple Leafs for $1500 cash. The transaction links the Bruins with Erie Vitlenpes center and signals potential lineup changes as parties expect further deals and public reaction in hockey circles.
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Kaceys and Red Heads Pre-Holiday Games at Levy
The leading local clubs will host pre holiday games tonight with the Chrysler Red Heads vs Stratford and Knights of Columbus vs New York Pros. Park City Girls meet Yale cubs in the preliminary as Park City Girls seek another win. Yale stars and local City league performers loom large in a lively program.
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Central High Track Drill At State Armory
Central High track squad conducted drills at the State Armory under Coach Bell and Captain Andy Rovers with Coach Reilly directing tunnel work. Candidates were instructed on race setup and technique as holidays approach, with relay selection due Feb 31 and no drills until after Christmas.
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New York Dec 21 No Contest Declared in Giants Game
The New York Giants game at Dec 21 was declared no contest after an incident involving Schwarz of the Giants. Referee P Dempsey and Dave Scott announced the suspension and possible reactivation pending review.
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Drowning scare at New Mata party near Berlin
A chaotic event at a gathering near Berlin ends with Tad Jones nearly drowning as friends from New Mata rally to help. The group, traveling from New Haven, faced a near fatal incident when rough water rose during the outing. Rescuers and bystanders aided the stricken individual, with Hospital care expected as details emerge.
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Penn and California May Join with Donahue
Unofficial New London sources say California and Pennsylvana plan to ally with the Donahue organization amid discontent with NBA and New York commissions. Connecticut high schools agree to attend the January 14 New Haven meeting to discuss a Class A football conference, with Central and Warren Harding high schools likely represented. Spencer to preside as temporary chair. a January 15 meeting aims to elect officers and formalize a Big Ten style circuit where points decide a state scholastic champion.
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Singers and Crane Combine in Industrial League Showdown
The Singers and Crane Combine clash tonight in the feature industrial league game at MC. The pair are evenly matched and should stage one of the season’s best games. General Electrics are favored to beat Handy Harman in the earlier matchup.
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Sled Dog Race Set for February in New England
North Conway article notes the third annual point to point New England sled dog race on February 10 and 11, with 28 to 30 miles of open lake racing on Lake Winnipesaukee. Harold W Pendergast chairs the race committee. notable Canadian and American mushers are expected, including Teonhard Sepalla, Khorty Russick, Eril St Goddard, and the Duval brothers, plus Arthus T Walden and others from Boston to Bethel.
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Harvard Freshmen Like to Play Squash
Harvard freshmen favor squash and gymnastic activities as part of a campus fitness program. The report notes high participation across classes with 107 points for a leading team and widespread engagement in basketry, fencing, and basketball related drills.
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Hornsby Freed In Debt Action
Moore sued Hall of Fame baseball figure Rogers Hornsby and his wife over debt claims tied to horse race bets. A Circuit Court jury found Hornsby not liable for paying the disputed funds, ruling Moore and Hornsby as joint defendants, ending the case after a verdict at around 3:10 pm.
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