Philadelphia basketballers edge locals in close gym bout
In Bridgeport on February 2 1920 Philadelphia visitors defeated the local team 45 to 40 amid steady scoring from Beckman Sugerman and Brown. Wright and Dehnert starred for the visitors while Leary and the Blue Ribbons tallied early threes, with Camden looming next Sunday as the feature attraction.
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Philly
Recreation Board
Leany’s
Quaker Hivesh
Colonial Hall
Leonard
Ashmead
Mcfrann
Leavyites
Camden
Philadelphi
Reck
Leary
Presen
Asame
Wirann
Gael Jin
Sugerman
Ter
Beckman
Wright Wright
Wyne
Carme
Sugermar
Brown
Supermen
Ste
Ting
Eld McCrain
Vis
Ors
Neri
Wright
Dehnert
Howx
New Jersey
FT. A
Ingerman
Klotz
McCarter
Stewart
Wassmer
Dehnert, Rc
McCrann
Batzel
Philadelphia
Doe Waters
Big Leaguers Turn To Sandlots For Talent, Turbyvhlt Predicts
A long item argues major leaguers shifted to sandlot players as minor leaguers rise in price. It highlights Cleveland’s George Uhle and others, noting amateurs, scouts, and drafts shaping the majors. It suggests managers consider amateur talent pools and sandlot prospects for future rosters.
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Green Stars
George Slscy
Haashonte
Saaior
Lee Font
Pat
Industrial league shows growth with near season-high attendance
The Industrial league nears its peak as fans fill the stands for a near season-best turnout. Key players like Rowe and Vin Tes Tau? vie for top honors while Crane and Kane teams push for league leadership amid tight standings and rising interest.
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Uau
Irey
Max Fuelson
Ino Industrial League
Lio
Waddy Maher
Te, MO
Quin
Driscoll
Rowe
Fiteison
wWeek
Quinn
Kane
Pamza
Samy
Lane
Steve
Teasue
TyMoc
Combinatiog
Indivdual
Mulligan Plans Large Open Arena for Boxing and Football
Waterbury promoter Mulligan eyes a big open air arena next summer to host boxing exhibitions and football games. He seeks to purchase seating and gear, aiming for 12 001 capacity with prospects for using champions and star fighters. Negotiations continue as strong patronage backs the project.
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Pornoterampions
Mf Ovend
Johane Leonard
Mulligan
I Donis
Stu
Fifty Teams Compete in Bay Gog Derby Race
The Vas Manitou Fehr and 1-Dog teams from across the north enter the third annual 100 mile Bay Gog derby from The Pas to Surgeon Landing and back on March 17 St Patrick s day. About fifty teams compete for a purse of 1000 and a large silver and gold cup donated by Fran Barns of Toronto. Wagers are expected heavy as huskies and mixed breed teams race against Alaskan dogs with drivers must control all dogs the entire distance and return with all dogs.
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Vas
Manitou
Fehr
Northland
St. Patrick’s Day
Hudson's Bay
Al-Alash
Nome
Alaska
Cama i
Walter Coxevi
Bere
B. Bjorkmin
Brooks of Brasion
Hallman’s Son Seeks Marlin Berth In Showdown
Billy Hallman, a top infield prospect and teammate of Tris Speaker, pursues a chance with the Marlins. The 22-year-old right hander from New Jersey has spent five years in college ball and is described as a lively, dependable pitcher.
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Bed Sen
Billy Telina
Ov Wate Spa
Tris
Ot Sen
Tarte Gas Geen
Sost Een College
Big Dough May Bring Neal Back to New Haven
The Hastern league aims to lure Rod Christy Neal Ball and Harry Tuconda back by offering high salaries. Christy a former third baseman showed well with New Haven. Ball starred in the Industrial league with Singer Co. Rhonda and Tuconda also had success in independent and semi pro circuits.
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Rod Christy
Harry Tuconda
Neal Ball
New Haven Suth
New Haven
Christy
Singer Co
Rhonda
Harry
Cleveland Star
Marlins
Havana Stakes Notes and Odds from Race Card
Racing card fragment shows results and odds such as Currency, Blue Duke, Fourth Trace and Dr e Attorney AWwantta with various finishes and times. Mentions M Marie John and Tev enth Rac, with odds like 7-2 6-5 and 8-7 3-5, indicating mixed outcomes across races.
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Currency
Blue Duke
Trace
M. Marie John
E Attorney Awwantta
Byrne
Teventh Rac
Rice Hall Qualifying Round Opens Valley Golf Event
Special to The Teles rim reports Nile and You Me ma Lies a Lulu Art opened the Valenone tournament in challenging conditions. Spindler and Slufforth led a field of 12 amateurs, while Hoffner and Revi McLool posted top individual scores in rough weather. Pros struggled, best ball 88 tied to 73 for partners, as favorites wore black and white plaid outfits under gusting winds at Pye Pet today.
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Teles Rim
Nile
Tamerpan
Mit
Aean Vay Wil
UG Spindler
Poxills
Frank Slufforth
North Fork
KK Fanwnes Ar Onnom
John L. Chapman
Greenwich
Granthind Lee
Albert T. Ashford
Garden City
Ronald Park
Eons
Youngtown
Hesehof
Philadelphia
Wafredeid
Whington
Kiddy Mebeoc
Cartes ‘Lafftreel Philmont
Euener French
York
Howling Gale
Pye Pet
Hoffner
Revi McLool
Entertaining Gibberish Inconsistent Garbled Sports Snippets
A fractured bundle of sports chatter and stray names from a bygone era touches on boxing, baseball holds, and early fanfare about teams and players. It references ringside seats, Babe Ruth, White Sox, Reds, Yankees, and University of California baseball, with scattered notes on gamblers, pay, and training trips.
Compolife Guards at Brooklawn Tuesday game preview
Report of an upcoming Tuesday basketball game between Compolife Guards and Brooklawn, with notes on past performances, attendance expectations, and fast-paced visiting team. Mentions of game effects and prep details appear, focusing on teams, venue, and anticipated competitive matchup.
The Subscrbers Dream Book And Telephone Policy
By Bugs Baer a spoof dream book lists oddities about gambling policy and telephone service. It mentions dream interpretations of acorns angels Adam and Jupiter, warns against certain numbers, jokes about dream calls, and cites places like Bensonhurst Bayside Flatbush City Island and others with quirky guidance.
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Baer
Adam
Bensonhurst
Rectors Outbattled by Naugatuck Quintet 34 to 20
Naugatuck defeated Rectors in a tight home game led by Leary and Garrick. Key plays by Maher, McGran, and Garrick helped Naugatuck pull away late, while Rectors struggled with fouls and turnovers.
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Eector Vankerba
Bridgeport Lipsy
Yomagaries
Manor
Manning
Meherring
Atd
Dendera
Reeters
Kenney
Neugatuck
Mwa
Reetors
Enney KE Crevetla Smith
McGran
Garrick Las Rawe
M. Garick
Dunder M. Garrick
Lonleraeld
Naueemis
Leary
Garrik Reetors
Maher McGran
Thatcher on Way to Sign Wilde for Bout
Promoter Ferral Thavher plans a flyweight title fight between Jimmy Wilde and Frankie Mason. He will travel to Milwaukee tomorrow with Wilde's manager Dave Hughes to finalize arrangements for staging the event later this month. Also notes results from Naugatuck and a foul report with players Kenny, Rectors, McGran, Dondero.
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Thatcher
Wilde
Yolkdy
Ferral
Jimmy Wilde
Frankie Mason
Tiaimant
Milttaukea
Wil Dave Hughes
Isome Uni
Lenox Squad Edges Rectors In Rough Colonial Hall Game
Lenox not in same class as Rectors in a tense Colonial Hall contest. Lenox rallied with five straight points late as Donders and Ruwe led the guards, Benny Blade and Meatlaw Baris contributing steady scoring to keep Lenox in contention. Rectors fought hard with key baskets but Lenox held on for the victory.
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LENOX
Lenos
Colonial Uall
Seare
Acviss
Donders
Strang Guime
Tagetier
Benny Blade
Meatlaw Baris
Cate
Westerners Await 1920 Automobile Show
Report notes Western motor boat fans will attend the National Motor Boat Show at Grand Central Palace March 20 to 28. Inland waterways need development, exhibit space will fill with models up to seventy feet, and wartime nautical interest fuels renewed enthusiasm among sailors and boat builders nationwide.
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Kneime
Boat Tauiders
Chicago
Mebrugry
Grand iCentral Palace
Crear Lakes
Middle West
Navy
New Orleans
New York
West
deKina
Atlantic Seaboard
Nateal
Indus
Grand Central Palace
Lomur
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