France to enter European zone in international tennis cup
New York dispatch reports France will compete in the European zone of the inter-zonal cup, with 18 entries and opponents including Denmark Ireland and Switzerland. Norman Frookes indicates a possible active role for Australia in the doubles, while France eyes a strong showing from top players like Brookes and O Hara Wood in the 1924 tour.
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Brengh Skaters Train For Olympic Games
Brengh skaters prepare for the Olympic winter sports from January 23 to February 6. French skater Thunberg and others set fast times, with Finland and Norway reporting strong efforts. Officials from Sweden and Norway inspect new course improvements and discuss Scandinavian trials.
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Virginia Tosters Shorter Schedule Drawn Up For WVU
West Virginia University releases a pared down 14 game basketball schedule for the Mountaineers. The plan tightens regional play, replacing several long trips with shorter Western trips, and prioritizes in state and tri state opponents.
Colleges contend for Harding Cup at Lake Placid
Nine colleges will compete for the President Harding trophy in a winter carnival at the Lake Placid club under Snowbird Winter Sports club auspices. Dartmouth has previously won the trophy. participants include Dartmouth, McGill, Maine, Ottawa, Wisconsin, Buffalo, Vermont, Amherst and Williams. Events cover cross country skiing, a quarter mile skating race, a 100 yard snowshoe dash, a three mile snowshoe race, and a ski endurance test.
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Danbury Laurels Meet Fairfield in Return Tilt
Danbury Laurels travel to Fairfield on Tuesday to face the Legion Big Five foe for the third time this season. Saturday night the L. G. will head to Westerly, R. I., to meet one of the fastest teams in the state, with several key matchups noted.
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Myrtle A C to Meet Devon A C Five Wednesday Night
The Myrtle A C and Devon A C Five, a star studded lineup featuring Tor O’Rourke Charlie Ball and others from Stratford Fairfield and Myrtle City clubs, set for January 2 in a high profile game at 7 30 clock. The Devon A C juniors also face Italian Cathedral Legion of Bridgeport as part of a fast paced doubleheader.
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First M E Team Leads In Inter Church Basketball Circuit
The SMrat M E church combines in leading the Inter Church League with four straight wins. Second place goes to the Presbyterian five at 4-2, while Nichols M E gains a tie for third after beating First Baptist Saturday night. Other winners include Summerfield and Presbyterian, with scores 84-4, 32-11, and 26-9 respectively, as standings show First M E 4-1 and Nichols 4-1, Park Street 3-3, Stratford 0-2, Washington Park 0-6.
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Delaney Starts Final Training Ahead of Norwalk Bout
Jackie Clark Legion defeats Putnams 28 to 10 24 in a buildup for a Friday night title clash. Delaney, sidelined months with an injured hand, aims to be in peak condition for the Danbury to Norwalk bout while veteran Harry Greb draws attention with a 12 round draw.
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Chicago Release Shakeup Hits Baseball Roster
Chicago reports players Howard Fituserald and Krod Bus abel have been released by the Slew Nationals to join the Wiehl Full vy League Club amid roster reshuffles. Rip Wheeler and Bobh any Art We ave Wientta Pallaist are part of the reshuffle with an outright move to new roles.
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Cretella Stars as Knights Beat All Stars
Cretella powered a whirlwind attack for the Knights, breaking the Collegiates’ offense as Jepson and Dorkin led Collin Lake’s offense. The tally showed a 21 to 16 score with key plays by Crete lia and noted guards in a tense intercity matchup.
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Swimming and Polo Programs Announced in New York
Secretary Schrurfe announced the swimming and polo schedules for the season. The events include league races and matches in swim and polo, with a Pennsylvanian engagement in the Hatter's pool in New Haven on March.
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College football schedule notes and pairings listed
Fragmented OCR lists college football games with teams including Yale, Columbia, Penn, Princeton, and South Carolina. Entries mention dates in January February and March, with university pairings and notes about championships and past seasons.
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Paddock Not Asked to Apologize for AAU Dispute
Boston report states Charlie Paddock will apply for reinstatement with the Amateur Athletic Union after saying he would not retract remarks about differences with the AAU. President William G. Prout indicated a satisfactory signature could clear the way for Paddock to compete in the 1924 Olympics trial in the United States.
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Congress High School Bisbot Tom 1924 Schedule
Congress has 15 games remaining in 1924 schedule. Eleven games are axed on the floor with four to be played at Stratford Milford and nearby towns. Schedule details list matches at Bridgeport Stratford Danbury and other sites with Staples High and others among participant teams.
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Sire of Zev Dominates Last Season's Leading Horse
Fragmented OCR notes show Sire of Zev as leading horse last season with references to wins, places, and earnings. Mentions include the black stallion, Tes, and competing entries with unclear figures, suggesting a summary of racing results and offspring performance.
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Boxer uprising hero dies in Winchester
New York Nec 3. To hn Powler, a former American count de China for years and a hero of the Bayer messing, died at dibs tone o at Bight in Winelomer, Saas, aL bb wee of 04.
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Firemen to Play Battery 6 Team Tomorrow Night
Southport fire team aims for sixth straight win as Battery 6 visits tomorrow night. Southport led by Carly with near 20 points this season, seeking another victory to lift record. Local prep matchup features First and Eehureltere teams in season build toward the midweek slate.
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Spectacular Collegiate Fives Meet Y M H A Games
Spectacular games expected as collegiate fives meet Y M H A. Names listed include Stumferg Le Viele Tlallister Thistles Svitholds Woodlawns United Rovers. event called off due to snow. Swedish A noted.
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Reds Leading In Sokol Rosebuds Bowling Circuit
The Reds top the Sokol Rosebuds bowling standings with a 27-9 record, .750 average, ahead of the Braves at 22-14 .611 and the Dodgers third at 20-16 .556. Individual totals include Franko, Kohout, and Plavan with strong single-game marks. team totals feature high scores and roll of honor names.
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Fairfield Invades Danbury For Tuesday Night Game
Fairfield travels to Danbury for a Tuesday evening matchup against the Danbury Laurels. The season series standings are split after two prior meetings with a disputed overtime finish and a close result decided by timing rules.
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Stribling Fights Rosenberg New Year’s Day in New York
In New York on New Year’s Day a twelve round heavyweight bout pits Stribling with his mother in his corner against Rosenberg. McTigue, the world champion, will coach from Rosenberg’s side while Stribling’s backer and coach Ailing guides him. The bout promises strong display as Stribling seeks top honors amid rival interest and Rosenberg aims to disrupt the rising contender.
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