Bridgeport Hilltop Stars Set for Interclass Track Meet
The Bridgeport High School interclass track meet moves to the State Armory tomorrow after postponements due to smallpox scares. Over fifty entries compete across seven events including 40 and 80 yard dashes, 200 and 880 yard runs, the mile, shot put, and high jump, with top entrants from DeWitt Clinton and local teams aiming for wins.
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Ray Sets Indoor Mile and a Quarter Record
New York February 1 Tinots Athletic Club claims a world indoor record for one mile and a quarter by Ray in 2 minutes 8 seconds. He ran from scratch, breaking the previous mark set September 2, 1894 by Thomas Gannett of New York. Cassel finished second with A L Haskell of Columbia University third. The event was part of the Indoor Games at the Seventy-First Regiment meet.
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Anxious Parents Urged to Try Analax Laxative for Children
A vintage public notice warns mothers about dangers of harsh medicines for constipation. It promotes Analax, a gentle bowel stimulant, claiming it restores natural function for children and improves health and energy. Sold in 15 and 36 cent sizes by McKesson & Robbins, New York.
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Ribbons to Play Perth Amboy and Park Citys Tonight
Perth Amboy hosts a fast paced basketball doubleheader at Colonial Hall with the Ribbons led by George Smith and Stamford’s jumping center. Park City faces Regales’ team from New Haven in the prelim, as both games draw local attention and potential title implications for the season.
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Joe Bush Throws No Hit No Run in Philadelphia
Joe Bush pitched a dominant no hit no run game in Philadelphia on August 26, 1916, facing the Indians and a lineup featuring Graney Gandil Chapman and ONeill. Cleveland managed only scattered baserunners as Bush held the visitors hitless through nine innings while striking out three and walking one. Philadelphia’s offense supported the effort with timely hitting.
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New York University to Again Field Gym Team
New York University will be represented again in intercollegiate gymnastics after a five year abeyance. An athletic council meeting approved immediate action and candidates report today for workouts under Frederick W. Miller with assistant Manager Brown arranging dual meets with Yale Princeton and the University of Pennsylvania. Former gymnasts Cramer Schoor and Cullion join a nucleus with Violet and other talents as NYU aims to restore college gymnastics to its former popularity and capture Intercollegiate and AAU titles this season.
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John Miller Leads Barnyard Horseshoes Takeover
The Barnyard World Series nears in St Petersburg Florida with John Hog Miller of Rock Valley Indiana dominating anticipation. At age 3 he pitches with seasoned calm saying no reason he cannot play 24 more years while others predict a strong challenge from rivals Charley Bobbitt Mink Jackson and Red Brust as electric night lights illuminate the arena and the 60 point games unfold with a 40 foot setup inviting stout competition.
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College players in baseball seldom reach majors directly
The article weighs how few players jump straight from college to the big leagues. It notes notable exceptions like Frisch and Sister, discusses midcareer polishing, and cites Yale and Brown alumni who made direct jumps. It highlights players such as Frisch, Sister, Tatney, Byrne, and Killinger, examining how prep, timing, and opportunity shape major league arrival.
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City League Court Games Hit High Note
Athletics, Travelers and St. James quintets win in the city league court games as section play continues. Strong performances from each team mark a competitive night with decisive victories and standout plays that set the loop’s tone for the season.
YM H A QUINTER TO MEET STRONG HARTFORD NUTMERS
The Nutmers, an uptown basketball team, are set to visit Hartford to face the Nutmers at the Madison Avenue auditorium. Hartford league action and a noted matchup with Beoheet free shooters will highlight the contest. The game features Cronin and Kajenigne as standout players, with Telephone Conran’s center to watch and Gores Saleh expected in Stamford on February 22.
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Nuxated Iron Promises Health Through Oxygenated Iron
A persuasive health ad claims modern diets lack organic iron, causing weakness. It touts Nuxated Iron as a ready for absorption supplement, paired with yeast vitamins, and urges weight and strength testing with a money back guarantee. The tone imitates early 20th century medical advertising.
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