Osborne Wins Billiard Title For Algonquin Club
Kenry S. Osborne defeated Al Brothwell of Seaside to win the first Inter-Club League billiard title for the Algonquin club. The match ended 120 to 95 after a late-night banquet at Bridgeport club. Seaside led early but Osborne surged, winning most runs from the fifth inning. The season crowned Seaside as pool champions with Bridgeport second and Algonquin third. Mayor Clifford B. Wilson praised the league and urged continued play next season.
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G O P Club Men In Alley Matches Suspended
Wisconsin athletic commission suspends Chicago middleweight for 60 days for wrestling stalling and ignoring referee warnings in bout with Joe Magan. Mobile text notes Downes from Milwaukee involved. details fragmentary.
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Bridgeport A C Elects Gungan as President in First Meeting
The Bridgeport Athletic Club elected B L Gungan as president J D Grey secretary and W H Goyens treasurer at its first meeting on Newfield avenue The club plans winter boxing and wrestling smokers for members and summer outdoor meets inviting Bridgeport and regional talent Charley Pitts has signed to meet either Bud Palmer or Young Brown in a four round national bout card set for the club. The Fulton Moran boat in New Orleans drew a $24900 house with Moran taking 20 percent of the take.
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B H S Defeats Norwalk 43 18 In Bridgeport High Basketball
Bridgeport High School defeated Norwalk High 43 to 18 yesterday afternoon with two substitutes Mel Carthy and DeRoucher making strong defensive and occasional scoring contributions. Whitten, Blade and Miacco led Norwalk in a spirited contest as Bridgeport pulled away in the second half, capitalizing on sharp shooting and teamwork.
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Rovers and Blue Ribbon Juniors Clash Tonight at Bridgeport
The Rovers 110 to 115 pound state amateur champions face the Blue Ribbon Juniors of Norwalk at the Bridgeport Boys' Club tonight. Captain Linde leads a 14 game win streak as both teams expect a fast, high quality contest with strong lineups and confident play from key players.
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Stecher Zbysko Preparations Signal Big New York Match
In New York, referee Joe Stecher and Wiadek Zbyszko are poised for their high profile bout at Morrison Square Garden tomorrow night. Stecher arrived in first class condition and aims to defeat the Giant Pole to earn a title shot vs Carl Caddock as advance seat sales break records.
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Charter Oak Stake Revived At Hartford Racing Meet
The Charter Oak stake at Mart Road is revived with a $16 000 prize raising hopes for a strong Hartford Capital City Grand Circuit meet. Expected entries include St Winsco and Mabel Trask in a long anticipated duel, plus a $2 500 free-for-all trot and notable sales and entries across the winter racing scene.
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B H S Decathlon Meet At Local High School Today
The second annual decathlon at the high school follows after school with juniors leading the field in events across 8 yard dash high jump 440 yard dash running broad jump 200 yard dash standing broad jump and relay. Potatoes race and bowling headlines with Kaplan Cohen and all star teams scheduled next Thursday at Park City alleys as teams seek to beat rivals and advance toward a beefsteak finale.
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Brooklyn Pitcher Mamaux May Miss Season Return If Any
Report from Athert Manninsy on Feb 1 suggests Mamaux, the Brooklyn pitcher, may not play this season or will appear in a unusual camp. The local board for the Sixtamie today pinned Mamaux by Chief Aid, likely to call in the next draft. Vine appellate board for this section on Tuesday refused Pitler appeal for deferred classification while supporting his parents.
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Westerners Shine in Tournament Amid Mixed Bowling Standings
Cincinnati report from the American Bowling Congress tournament highlights no huge upsets as Mackay of Cleveland leads in singles mid-session while Steinmiller of Syracuse ties for fourth. high five-man totals list Aquilas Cigars, Elm Rochester and Mineraires Chicago among leaders with scores around 2,900 to 3,000 in the five-man event.
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New Jersey Boxing Bill Passes Eight-Round Plan
The New Jersey Senate approved Assembly Hurley’s boxing bill by 11 to 4, allowing eight round bouts with eight ounce gloves in venues without liquor sales under a state boxing commission to be named by the Governor. The measure frames boxing as a useful wartime sport for young men.
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Burns and Shubert Box Here on March 11
Burns meets Shubert at 122 pounds in New England bout arranged after a Charles Burns and Al Shubert clash promotion. Frankie Burns from Jersey City faces Al Shubert, New England featherweight champion, with substitutes secured after George Chip upped the drama and other promoters pursued the match.
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Wisconsin Deer Open Time Shortened Amid Protests
Wisconsin trims the open time for deer hunting while protests grow over leasing Stinking Take to an eastern sportsmen shooting club. Nevada protects sheep goats elk and antelope until 1930 and Wisconsin petitions seek repeal of the does hunting rule and restore the one buck law. Nebraska cuts prairie chicken sage hen and grouse seasons. California requires deer skin and head with horns to be kept and shown on demand. Oklahoma assigns resident wardens hunting licenses. South Dakota creates Baine refuges. New Mexico values its fish and game bill at 5 million dollars. Pennsylvania offers to buy cottontail rabbits for stocking preferences and to improve strains.
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Savoy A C Pool Tourney Opens With Close Matches
The Savoy A C pool tournament opened with Capito and Perry losing to Sorrentino and Moth 100 to 74 in the feature match. Other results include Garrafielo Plaza defeating Gabriel Ismarene 100 to 59, with Altieri and Moth set to face Lagavola and Garrafielo next. Pitcher Richard Durning was bought from Portland in 1916 and farmed to Montreal and Portland last season.
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