Failure of Bridgeport Businessmen Prompts Club Action
Bridgeport baseball talks feature Dever H Warner urging support from majority stockholders to finance the club. Names mentioned include Woodward, Kinley Park, Providence College, and Boston Braves affiliates. Plans for spring tryouts and player moves affect Bears, Braves, and upcoming New England League allocations.
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Holy Name Game Tonight Shaped By Holy Name League
A senior Holy Name League clash features St Charles versus St Augustine at 3 o clock in Marya ball. The match is billed as a top contest of the year with St Charles led by B. Stephens and a strong St Augustine lineup including L. Augusthren and Mass. The outcome could keep St Augustine in the run for the title as both teams field varied lineups and key players.
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Pirates Beat Blackhawks 2 1 on Ice in Chicago
Pittsburgh Pirates edge Chicago Blackhawks 2 to 1 in a National League hockey game. Cotton and Milks scored in the first and second periods for the Pirates. Mickey Mackay scored for Chicago in the third. Pirates move within one game of third place in the league race.
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Shamrocks Win In Overtime 6 to 5
Waterbury authoritatively defeated league leading Meriden Maroons 6 to 5 in overtime after 10 minutes 45 seconds of extra play. The game featured Landerivil and Donnelly floor work and Purcell’s spectacular shot. Meriden arrived late due to a car accident on the Southington mountain route, but the squad traveled by trolley with no injuries reported.
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County Boxers Set for Elks Bouts in Fairfield
Boxers from Fairfield County will host a visiting team not yet named for the weekly amateur bouts at Fike Fieldhouse tomorrow night. Weights will headline the program, with full card details to be released tonight by matchmaker Billy Prince, sidelined by illness.
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Ray Ray reinstated by central board at Chicago meet
Bub B. Ray, reinstated by the Central Amateur Athletic Union, plans to run the two mile for the IA C as the IAC colors. He had left the professional path in December 1925 and says he is glad to return and will try to regain fitness and form on the track.
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Yale Hockey Sextet Defeats Bates 12 to 3
New Haven Feb 8 Yale varsity hockey team routed Bates College 13 3 at the Renstere Yale led throughout and held a 6 1 advantage after two periods Palmer five goals captain Vaughan Cur and Secor each contributed two goals for Bates scored two.
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Chess adjourned games in Berlin tournament
Five adjourned games were played at the Berlin chess club in the international tournament with Ret leading and Nimrowitsch of Denmark, Retr of Czechoslovakia, and Ahnes and Helling of Germany winning. Nimonbach remained second as the sixteenth round nears.
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Hirschman Defeats Muggins In Bloody Showdown
Hirschman of Norwalk defeated Sailor Muggins of Bridgeport in a crowd-pleasing feature bout on the Red Men's card. A brutal slugfest from start to finish, the fight drew 1,900 spectators as Muggins pressed Hirschman until the final bell.
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al Stone
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Willy Lewis
Jerry Houser
Charley Howard
Jack Clifford
Bristol
Ace of U. S. Olympic Team Out With Injury
Rolf Monsen, a member of the American Olympic winter sports team, initially reported to be sidelined by a wrenched knee after a faulty landing, is now said to be able to compete in international events. The latest cable gram reached his mother in Springfield, Massachusetts, clarifying the update.
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Lockwoods Lose to Meriden Five 45-29
Meriden five defeat Lockwoods on Tuesday night 45 to 29 with Mahoney as the locals best bet. Scoring line shows multiple players with varied contributions though the OCR text is garbled.
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Mohawks and Hollows Win Boys Club Games
Catholic University 32 Naval Academy 22 at Cambridge. Harvard 45 Holy Cross after two overtimes. Dartmouth 47 Trinity at Hanover New Hampshire. Springfield 34 Amherst 22 at Amherst Massachusetts.
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Cranes and Singers Clash Tonight in Dusty Circuit
Newark A C meets in a dusty industrial league card headlined by Cranes and Singers facing Canes and Gringers in the feature, while Handy and Harman tackle General Electric as Fairfield aims to end a hot streak. Loyd Hahn of Boston A A leads Newark games with a 3:15 1-5 1000 yard handicap win, setting pace before strong showings by Dermond and Vander Vort in middle and long distances.
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Steiger Poole Girls to Meet DuPont Team Tonight
The Steiger Poole girls basketball team will face DuPont at Chemp's farm tonight in a return contest. Fairfield won the first game, but downtown girls seek to even the series with a strong effort from captains and players listed including Beckley, Wright, Thorpe, and Hylan.
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Profs Schedule Tilt With Yankees May 14 in New Haven
The New Haven Baseball Club of the Eastern League will host the New York Yankees in New Haven on May 14. President George M. Weiss of the Profs announced the game today, confirming the schedule for the notable exhibition matchup.
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Hahn's Five Races Left On Winter Schedule
Boston Feb 3 A P Lloyd Hahn plans a tight winter line up with five remaining races before his bid to peak Feb 23 at the New York meet for the indoor mile record. Coach Jack Ryder notes the schedule keeps him from burnout as he targets Olympic events later, with stops in New York Kansas City Boston and Chicago and a possible Hamilton Ontario invitation.
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Delaney's Prestige at Stake in Heeney Fight
Jack Delaney eyes a pivotal Madison Square Garden bout with Tom Heeney, hoping a seven round stoppage will vault him to major drawing power and a shot at Gene Tunney. Heeney outweighs him by 15 to 20 pounds as both seek a career-defining victory.
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