Danbury Separate Five Seeks Revenge On Y M H A Quintet
Danbury Separate Five aims to avenge a prior loss as they host Y M H A quintet at the Madison Square auditorium tonight. It is the second meeting of the season after a close decision in the first game. The junior team from Danbury has won six of their contests and hopes to extend a winning streak against a New York opponent.
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Princeton Penn battle for collegiate title
The report chronicles Princeton and Penn in a contest for the collegiate title. It notes Python-like phrases about games, standings, and player performances, with scattered names and teams implying a close race and upcoming schedule. The text references other colleges and a late surge by a rival, ending with a team and score context.
Maplewood Five Defeats Prospect Black Rock Forfeit
Maplewood Five triumphed over Prospect with a forfeit by Black Rock as the latest local score sheet marks Maplewood’s victory. Final notes indicate Yale and Carimbia involvement in the contest context.
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Wheeler School Team Damage Report Not Defeated
Wheeler School remains undefeated this season though the transcript contains garbled names and phrases. The passage references a player, a coach, and upcoming class movements, but details are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Infield Comparisons Frame Giants and Washington Standards
A Chicago era survey weighs the 1905 infields of the Giants and Senators, rating Washington as leading the American League while Cleveland and St. Louis contend for best defense. Concerns over Lloyd Ward, Baker, and Meusel surface as writers judge fielding and hitting prowess across leagues.
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Bryan Downey Denies Wilson Middleweight Crown Bid
Billy Evans notes Bryan Downey remains the middleweight ruler while Johnny Wilson, carrying a damaged crown, is cited as hesitant to defend the title. Downey’s promoter stance contrasts with Wilson’s reluctance to travel and fight, as Downey pursues valid contenders in the division.
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Blue Ribbons Meet Lincoln Five Wednesday Night
Blue Ribbons face Lincoln Five Wednesday night in a local bout billed with Gleason and Jack Brittan teams. Promoter details and preliminaries set for a lively card at TNA with a prize fund around $280 and early undercard fights.
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Milford pin bowling tourney leads as Stephens shines
In Milford the Palace hosts a bowling tournament night where Stephens leads the field. New Texwood claims top scores while Devanney, Devenney and others post strong performances in the event, with notable pins and rising speeds highlighted by local reporters.
Cutbill Higgins and Devanney to Compete in Hartford Track Meet
Irish trimmed OCR notes Higgins from New York A C Premier and Devanney set for Hartford meet. Text mentions Higgins and Devanney racing in haly mile and 1,000 yards, with Holy Cross and New York University officials and other colleges like Amherst Wesleyan Williams in a Triangular mile race. Relay races highlighted with coach Bart Salligen of Worcester College and names such as Frank Maguire J B Tierney and others.
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Steve Smith Wins 126 Pound Amateur Title in YMCA Bout
Steve Smith of the Tule Disetter Buds Club won the city 125 pound amateur boxing championship in a close bout at the YMCA auditorium. Other bouts featured Lenny Castle, Anthony Marcane, Nick Loznusek, Mason, and Quaker in varied showdowns as referees and fans watched knockdowns and decision outcomes.
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Merritt Stars in Milford Title Billiard Tourney
Milford scene shows Merritt, a Class A player, posting four wins this week to run his tally to seven in the Milford billiard tournament leg. The event features tight competition as Merritt’s calculated play earns headlines and fans.
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Yost Will Remain With Michigan Across Union of Teams
Veteran football coach Jose Field Ost, 25 years in the sport, will stay at the Ann Arbor program. The denial of retirement clears the way for continued service at Michigan. Cleveland and New York, strong bidders in major leagues, see inconsistencies in pitch and steadiness.
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