Mohawks Win East Side Midget League Championship
The Mohawks captured the East Side Midget League title by defeating the Crescents 21 to 7 at Stratford Avenue gym. Caporeso starred as Park Citys upset Ramblers 14 to 9, with three West Side games and other junior and midget league results noted as the season concluded.
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Acorns
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Dartmouth Holds Spring Grid Drill
Fif ty candidates for Dartmouth's 1926 football team trained in the Alumini gym as Norm Crisp and J A Davis directed drills including backs ends and centers. The session stressed conditioning, track work and instruction with spring practice deemed crucial after limited fall sessions.
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J. A. Davis
Dartmouth
Relubl
Wilde
Tilden to Face Sivere Test in Title Net Play
The Paris French defend the indoor championships as Tilden and Anderson reach doubles semi finals and Borotra LaCoste face Richards. Brugnon and Daily reach semis while Seligson Kahn fall to 6-1 6-2.
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Sivere
ITLE
New Tore
Seventhregiment Armory
William T. ‘Tilden
Merrit Cutler
Ordman_N. Brande
New York
Jean Borotyna
Rene LaCoste
Fred Anderson
America
Borutra
LaCoste
Vincent Richards
Jupset
Anderson
Julius Seligson
Ernest H. Kahn
Awhile Richards
Hunter
C. A. Anderson
J. Gilbert Hart
Brugnon
Louis FR. Daily, Jr
Princeton
Carl N. Joliff
Gregory Mangin
Montclair
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Busy Night on Fairfield Alleys in Local Bowling Meet
February 13 report from Fairfield notes a busy night on the Red Men alleys with multiple special matches outside the schedule. Murphy's special won three straight over FitzHenry's specials while Fairfield Queens took two of three from Bridgeport girls. In total pinfall, Remington Ladies outbowled United Illuminating ladies 1285 to 1215. Kelly and Boland beat Garbo and Sherry by 20 in a match game.
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Fairfield
Murphy's
FitzHenry
Fairfield Queens
Bridgeport Girls
Remington Ladies
United Illuminating Ladies
Kelly
Boland
Garbo
Sherry
Stuffy McInnis Happy With Pirates Contract
John McInnis former Boston Braves third baseman signed to return for a year with the World champion Pirates after a conference with president Barney Dreyfuss. He said the deal is his nineteenth major league contract and includes his best salary rise. McInnis, from Manchester Massachusetts, will report to Case Robles California for Pirates spring training.
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Meinnis
Boston Braves
Pirates
Barney Dreyfuss
Y M C A High School Circuit Leaders Tied
The Ford and Star combine share top spot in the YMCA high school basketball league standings. Jahler leads in scoring with 74 points, while Hosking trails with 45. Individual scoring records are noted.
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Y.M.C.A
Ford and Star
Y. M. Ca
Jahler
Hosking
Ford
Spectacular plays and pennant memories of Hugh Jennings
Baseball star Hugh Jennings recalls key moments from 1890s games. He details a dramatic Chicago crowd catch in left field with a collision at the base paths, a defense turning two at Baltimore New York in 1893, and a perfect Pittsburgh series in 1894 where Dan Brouthers, Relitz, and Gleason featured in standout plays.
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New York
Larry Gattam
Larry Battam
Stll
Boston
Baltimore
Wee Wille” Keeler
Pittsburgh
Gleason
Flrat
Dan Brouihers
Reltz
Brouthers
George Demarr Wins Inaugural Handicap Feature
George Demarr won the opening feature at Tampa, defeating Gliding Wox and Just David over a mile in 1.43 8-5. The St Johns handicap saw Tharass win by a nose for place after a pace set by Nose Dive, while Desert suffered a broken leg and was destroyed. Tea Ball captured the New Orleans feature at a mile and seventy yards in 149 3-5, beating Cogwheel and Outlawed.
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New York
George Demarr
Tampa
Gliding Wox
Just David
Miami
Tharass
St. John’s
Widener
Cheorge Bay
Bookbinder
Yale Freshman and JV Baseball Teams Announce 1929 Schedules
Yale releases schedules for 1929 season. Freshman team plays 15 games from April to May including Roxbury Choate Milford George Washington and Princeton at Princeton. Junior varsity adds 4 games with Har vard and Princeton second trips and a Lakesville contest.
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Dean
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Bridgeport Girls to Close Season by Playing Crosby
Bridgeport High girls basketball cannot arrange more state games, ending season with Crosby at Waterbury after a Saturday at Naugatuck. Hilltoppers boast season wins over Naugatuck and Crosby, with Mae Wilson leading at 107 points and Milly Bentze at 87. Team totals show 172 points for and 59 against, with key scorers Dulbelia, Sachs, and McGovern contributing.
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Crosby High Girls
Waterbury
Naugatuck High
Naugatuck
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Hilltoppers
Mae Wiison
Milly Bentze Fouww
Politte
Margaret Dulbela
Helen Sachs
Jean McGovern
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Crosby
Resin rule to be discussed by Eastern League owners
New Haven Feb 13 One key item at the next league meeting is the resin rule to aid pitchers grip on the ball. President Weiss favors two rule changes and notes pitchers often use resin between innings. Also updated scoring credits a sacrifice fly when a batter advances a base. Several ex players head to Florida camps as contracts approach.
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National League
Weisa
Baseball Headquarters
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Chick Travies
Sarasota
Cooney
St. Petersburg
Giants
Braves
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Pref
Stan Baumegart
Eputhpaw
Fort Myers
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Morrell
Ray Joyce
Tampa
Washington Senators
Wells
Fairfield High Protest Over Norwalk Basketball Result
Fairfield High filed a protest with the Southern Fairfield County Interscholastic Basketball league claiming a Norwalk win 32 to 31 was a tie. After a lengthy conference, Referee Petrino ruled Norwalk the winner, with disputed judging and home-book records cited.
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Principe
Charles F. Otto
Roger Audlowe
Fairfield County
MacGowan
C. Santoro
Feres
Petrino
C. Wella
A. Schultz
Fairfield High School
F. Tomasko
A. F
Fitzpatrick
Voorhees
H. Wakeman
Meason
Harry Hill
Burlingen
Bryda Veers
Tole
I. Charak
Balletio
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Henry Hil
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Brooks
Sullivan Rf Reed
Miller
Perlman
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Team No. 3 Tops A. W. Pick Bowling League Standings
Team No. 3 leads the A. W. Pick bowling league with a six game margin over two teams tied for second. The latest standings and records are given, showing their substantial lead and ongoing competition among the top clubs.
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A. W. Pick
Eirevit
Frisch to Sign Contract With Giants Today
New York February 18 Frank Frisch the hard hitting Giants second baseman arrives to discuss with Manager John McGraw a $2000 salary increase. He earned $18000 last season and denies being a holdout.
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New York
Frank Frisch
New York Giants
John McGraw
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