Giants Trade Bentley and Dean to Phillies in 1926 move
New York reports the Giants traded Jack Bentley and Lefty Dean to Philadelphia for Jimmy Ring and Wayland Bean. The deal includes cash elements and alters the 1926 spring training roster with McGraw preparing for Florida. Ring posted 14-18, Dean 10-7, Bentley 11-9, as team rebuilds around young infielders and pitchers.
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Hugh McMullen
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al Tyson
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Elmira
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Pop Reebler
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End of an Era in Sport and Thought
The piece reflects on notable sports highlights and personal farewells, naming Nurmi, Grange, Friedman, and MacFarlane as standout figures. It discusses dramatic performances, fan reactions, and the bittersweet tone of saying good night to a year’s brightest moments while honoring those who hung up their gear.
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Grange
Phiy
Yale
Ty Cobb
MacFarlane
Bobby Jones
Hed Grange
Gnime Bees
Pia
Asason
Gring
Tin Friedman
Shaw Leads Steade's Team To Break Streak
In New York, Bucci Shaw steered Steade's squad to end the MLC A's winning run on their home floor. Breade's All-Stars from the Church league upset MLC A 49 to 42 as Shaw scored eight field goals and two free throws to pace the effort.
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Shaw
Steade
Y. M.A. Hayes
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al Breade
A. Flve
Sieude
Mercer to Meet Mike Esposito Stamford
In Stamford, Mercer prepares for a bout with Mike Esposito. The card features Chimbote opponent Youn Mullisa? and a six rounder pitting Joe Kimz of Bridgeport against Kid Broad of Stamford.
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Mike Esposito
Stamford
Youn
Miford
Mercey
Youne Mullisa
Decion
Spark Pug Russell
Billy Marlow
Vincent Salvador
Tee Coliett
Johnny Ryan
Bat“Hily
Chick Ald Yare
Alan Merver
Tau
Chie
New York
Willie Mack
Trawn
Joe Kimz
Bridgeport
Kid Broad
Teer Smith
South Normall
Charles Mantes
Pang Te A Ing
New Treet
Fairfield Stars Defeat Firemen in Close Contest
The Fairfield Stars edged the Firemen in a tight game. Key moments included Tom Murphy contributing crucial plays and narrow lead changes. The crowd witnessed a tense finish as the Stars secured a victory in a hard fought matchup.
Y. M. Quintet to Play in Waterbury
A local Young Men's club quintet is set to perform in Waterbury in an event aimed at fostering youth engagement. Details on date and venue were scarce, but organizers promote it as a community concert featuring several young musicians and potential interlude acts.
August Leonard Bout Postponed At Park Theatre Show
The Pete August-Sheikard topping show at the Park Theatre, originally set for January 12, has been postponed to January 14. Tex Grovefton and staff announced the delay, with managers of the venue and associated acts cited as coordinating the rescheduling.
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the Park Theatre
Tex Grovefton
Lichmerd
Doe Smith
Acoust
Per Ghaue Fey
Park Citys 10 Oppose Regals Here Saturday
Park City girls clash with Regals Saturday in a Connecticut State League tune up. Notable players from New Haven and Bridgeport schools join Park City roster as teams prepare for a strong intercity match at KC arena with lineups listed and forecast rain clearing.
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Ew Haven Normal School of Cymnistes
Bernice Levenduskin
Nsileo
Meri‘irn
Iwto Sen
Haven High School
Park City Girls Royals
Lleberum J
Fedoros
Tees Ve. Smith
Jasarno
Oliver
Laurels Edge Brandes 29 to 27 in Tight Game
In a hard fought contest the Laurels defeated Brandes 29 to 27. Key players from Laurels contributed with strong defense and decisive late possession.
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Laurels
Brandes
Demand for Strict Summer Baseball Rule Enforcement at Conference
Public call for rigid enforcement of a summer baseball rule echoes through a collegiate conference meeting. Officials discussed changes and support from leaders including Nolan and reforms to protect the sport, with focus on fair play and standards across institutions.
Essex Conquer Elm City Royals In Fast Contest
The Essex Pig Wire edged Elm City Royals in a fast game Tuesday night by a close score. Starters Blade and Coleman led the winners while Cross and Allen stood out for Elm City. the Kanex will play in Sokollal tonight after preliminary action between Victors and Mae Sterling.
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Blade
Coleman
Cross
Allen
Tuyuls
Kanex
Sokollal
Mae Sterling
Golf Champs Leave for Florida Amid Memorial Plans
The article outlines plans for golf champions traveling to Florida for forthcoming events. It notes competing teams and individuals, including Hobby Jones and Woartts, with memorials and gate improvements tied to Yale Bowl access. Legal and local rules discussions arise alongside collegiate and university involvement.
Hinkey Yale Football Star and Coach Dies at 55
Frank Hinkey a famed Yale football player and coach dies after fourteen months with tuberculosis at South Pines. A famed end for Yale from 1889 to 1892 he was named to All American four times and praised as one of the greatest players. Yale mourns his loss and honors his contributions to the game.
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N.C
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Thinkey
Aed
Erktic
Walter Camp
Pussy Strane
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Eryers
Kilpe
Andere
Academ
Sana
Dave
Chen
Gallagher Stars Defeat Alumni in Fairfield Showdown
Gallagher stars paced Fairfield as the alumni quintet fell to a rival nine by a strong team effort. Roger Lactawe led with points for the home squad while the crowd witnessed precise passing, sharp defense, and late scoring from the Fairfield roster.
Cadets Schedule Four Track Meets This May
Cadets list four track meets this May with events at various campuses including Penn State Georgetown and West Point. The Naval Academy squad lines up May 1 May 13 May 22 and an additional date, promising a busy spring schedule.
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Mack s Team Loss to New Canaan in Fray
Mack s Team fell to New Canaan in a rough game with key players noted. Spampol led scoring with several baskets as New Canaan pulled ahead late. Teetering offense and turnovers hampered Mack s Team’s effort.
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