Hartford Beats Lowell In Slashing Polo Game
Parved, Conn. Hartford defeated Lowell in a slash polo match with rough play and injuries noted. Second period featured Morrison’s knock, Harkins, Nelligan, Evans and Davies among Hartford scorers. Lowell's Newton and Lovgreen replied as overtime loomed before final whistle.
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Jas
Morrison
Davins
Harkins
Nelligan Xewione Vans
Harkina Hardy
Sorrison
Ryane Donnetty Suether
Artford Harkins
Well Hardy
Hartford Morrison
Hartford Wvans
Hartford Harkins
Hartford Wevwis
Lowell Newton Unn
Nelligan
Thimd
Lowell Mavis
Hartford Towls
Scorr
Lewe
Towis
Davies
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Lovesteen
Paul—nantely
Retoree
Providence Polo Five Defeats Fall River 8 1
Providence Polo Five defeat Fall River 8 to 1 as officials observe the match. Mayor Gainer attends with other city leaders. Williams stars for Providence with multiple periods and goals while Fall River suffers fouls and penalties.
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Providence Polo
Fall River
Providence
Mayor Gainer
Willams Alexander
Thompson Pierce
Cc ' Brown
Jean
Lyons Cusick
G Cusick
Williams
Brown
Willams
Wiliams
Mall River
Pierce
William Providence
William Fall River
Alexander
Williams A. Fouls
Blount
Conley
Rafgree
Graham
Kentucky Tobacco Market Reaches Crisis at Opening
Lexington, Jan. 2. Bids were 50 percent lower than last year for Burley leaf as growers wholesale rejected offers. The Burley Tobacco Growers' Association fractures widened while the Burley Tobacco Marketing Company began operations on the opening day of the Lexington market.
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Lexington
Grawers
Burley Tobacco Grawers’ Association
Burley Tubacco Marketing Company
Legion Posts to Play Stratford Team at Colonial Hall
The American Legion's Harry W. Congaon Post hosts Stratford Post in a basketball game this evening at Colonial Hall. The last meeting in November ended Stratford 83 to 3. Dancing will follow the game with Murray's Orchestra providing music.
Perhaps Bambino Had Enough of Basketball
Baseball context hints at early training start and call for pitchers to get in condition, with references to Shreveport and local names. The fragmentary text suggests a front page note about transitions from basketball to baseball conditioning and training timelines.
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Jan
Folvis Clus Jeters
Lie
Shreve
Work
Ma Earl Mire
Athelarg Tay
Davis Cup Awarded to Americans in Auckland Banquet
Captain Samuel Hardy accepted the Davis Cup for the victorious American tennis team in Auckland. A banquet by the Australasian Lawn Tennis Association honored the players with remarks from Premier Massey and other dignitaries. Hardy praised the event as the greatest international contest he had known and hoped for a strong Australasian team to visit the United States.
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Auckland
Samuel Hardy
America
Uris
Annapolis Navy wrestlers barred by Intercollegiate Association
Jan 3 New Haven Navy's wrestling team, once strong and featuring Wilkie in unlimited class, Sweighert in 136, Hough 115, and other football players in 125 and 138, is barred from admission by the Intercollegiate Wrestling Association. Dual meets with IA members have been canceled, allegedly due to claims wrestling is part of Navy training. Sailors deny this, and the squad sees itself as a top contender despite the ban.
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Annapolis
Intercollegiate Wrestling Association
Navy
Lear Ting
Vata
Fale
Naval Academy
Wilkie
Sweighert
Hough
Eimers
Wiedorn
Lewis
Conroy
Gen
Gulay
New Bedford Defeats Worcester in Hockey Clash
New Bedford wins 5 to 4 over Worcester in Worcester, Mass. Purcell stopped most shots before collapsing late. Goals: New Bedford Duggan Wiley. Worcester Hart Higgins. key rushes by Higgins and Duggan. Referee Dnignanit. First period Duggan 2:30 and 1:08. second period Hart 2:00. Wiley 2:51.
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Mass
New Bedford
Purcell
Yey
Duggan
Mi Higgins
Wiley Hart
Bedford Duggan
Worcester Hart
Worcester Higgins
New Bedford Duggan
New Bedford Wiley
Higgins
Touls
Dufresne
Hart
Pinal
Democratic Club Installs Officers
The fifth District Democratic flag club rooms at 369 Poplar Street hosted the annual officer installation with about 100 members present. Town Chairman John A. Cornell Jr and William P. Cart spoke, as William Keele Jr was named president Fred Schempp vice president Raymond Neefe treasurer Thomas Hallen secretary and Helen Lambard assistant secretary. A thanks was given to retiring officers for their year of service.
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Poplar Street
John A. Cornell, Jr
William P. Cart
Junehean
Dr Callahan Re elected Health Board Chairman
Mayor Wilson and board members met for the first New Year session. Dr J Henry Gallalan was re elected president as the board pledged to continue improving Bridgeport’s health. A regular session is set for Monday night at 6 to review planned work in the Welfare building.
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Wilson
Board of Health
Bridgeport
J. Henry Gallalan
At & O'Eloele
Court rules railroads must wait for refund
The Interstate Commerce Commission must delay disbursing any portion of the 8.4 billion dollar appropriation for operating expenses for six months after return to private control. Chief Justice McCoy of the District of Columbia Supreme Court stated the ruling today in Washington.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Con. Srées
Justica McCoy
District of Columbia Supreme Court
First Special Union Service Held Last Night
The first special union service, part of the Week of Prayer and the Council of Churches effort, drew a large congregation at the Presbyterian church on Slate and Myrtle Streets. Speakers including Rev. Stephen Fish Saerman and Dr. Eddy urged fellowship, victory, and service as the new year begins, urging support for global Christian relief and local church renewal.
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Council of Churches
Slate and
Myrtle Streets
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WH. T. Kearns
Pheto T Church of the Redeemer
Dr. Bdehue
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Teddy
China
India
Bridgeport
Footwear design promotes natural foot posture and comfort
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