Star Players Reckless Baseball Tales From The Past
A historical account recalls reckless stunts by early baseball figures, focusing on Rube and teammates. It describes pranks, injuries, and near pennant threats, including a Pullman incident and a shift in the Yankees catching prospects after Ben Devermer’s breakout season.
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St George Defeats Ansonia to Lead State Soccer League
St George defeated Ansonia yesterday by a score of 4 to 2 to climb back into the lead in the state soccer league. Smith scored three goals, with Meyston and Holmen adding others. The victory, played on a slick field, puts St George in strong position for the state title as Manchester and New Haven hover nearby in the standings.
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Hridgeport
Ansonia
Saints
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Meyston
Holmen
Ansonia Clover
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Jorta
Holmes Sear
Kirk Marstan
LRF
Manchester
New Haven
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Gs Manchester
Hartford
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Gough Anders Names Gall Jr Track Candidates
Coach Al Anderson leads the Bridgeport track squad with veterans and new talent for the year. The team trains at the Armory this Wednesday afternoon and aims to improve on last season's results with Anderson directing sprints and throws while Pennsylvanian hurdler Tireth joins to lead both divisions. Engraved plaques will honor three top performers for the interclass meet.
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Hank O Day to retire from National League umpiring
Billy Evans recalls Hank O Day’s pending retirement after twenty five years of service. O Day will move to the Pacific Coast League next season and end his National League umpiring career by request. Evans notes O Day’s impact on umpires and lauds his straightforward calls and influence on the game.
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Nationeleamue
Ad O'Day
O'Dar
National League
Aken
California
Contat
Deck Nerda
O'Day
Sheridan
CANADIAN Soldier Settlements and Farm Grants Discussed
A letter from John Barnett, chairman of the Boldiorg Settlement Board of Canada, outlines progress on soldier settlement farms. It notes lands purchased, advances totaling up to 9,906 for improvements, and that over three years the venture has produced crops valued at 316,600,006 with stock and poultry gains. It discusses financials, abandonments, and the need for power equipment to sustain the program and revenue.
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Canadi
Tre Lown Lande
Aig Reaih
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Ared
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Gown Fashions Echo Wars Era In 1922 Society
A fragmentary era note describes war era fashion trends and textile styles with references to gowns crepe satin crepe taffeta and crepe, mentioning society women reusing old gowns and new labels from designers and theaters. The piece blends clothing, theater, and social commentary with scattered names and places.
Dance evolution sparks new steps at Chicago meeting
Promoters meeting in Chicago discussed modernizing dances like the shimmy and Chicago Walk as 1930s social crowds shift from old waltz and two step. Experts predict the next year will bring a return to rhythm and flow, making dance an art through coordinated body movements.
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Owens
Dancing Palace
Chicago
Plymouth men held without bail for murder charge
Tan zichard J. Howland proprietor of the Kingston Inn and James W. Wickham were held without bail for the February term grand jury on the murder of Edward Cardinal in Kingston. Testimony showed Cardinal shot in the war age behind Testimony indicated Howland kept revolver in his medicine chest and gave conflicting police accounts. Police followed movements of Rowland and Wickham on December 5.
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Kingston Inn
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Former tennis champion to chase golf honors on Ambassador links
Miss Mary Brown, renowned former tennis champion, plans a switch to golf at the Ambassador links in Los Angeles. The move aims to mirror past speed on the court with steady play on the green as she competes to rise in the golf ranks.
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Los Angeles
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Norwalk Knights West Enders Plan meet
A local gathering in Norwalk features West Enders US and Norwalk Knights. Participants discuss district games, strategy, and upcoming events in a compact meeting near Washington.
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Norwalk Knights
Forty Years of Moxie Growth and New Year Wishes
A promotional piece extols Moxiebeverages sustained growth over forty years with unchanged formula and improved methods. It highlights tax relief possibilities for 1922, reduced costs yet notes transport and materials remain hurdles, and invites readers to join “Moxie land” as associates in a model plant emphasizing cleanliness and automation.
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Moxie
Moxie Land
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