Connecticut A A U Flourishing Membership Tops Six Hundred
Bridgeport leads Connecticut A A U clubs with the most members and athletes. The review lists 21 clubs statewide including New Haven Harriers, Swedish A C Bridgeport, and Bridgeport Board of Recreation. It details track and field meets across cities, identifies leading performers, and names many clubs and athletes within the state association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sta Clus
Bridgeport
Anip
New Britain A, A
West Endaafel
Cristo
Bonzalet Recreation
Seaside Park
Dgeport
eRaviriac Pearse Club
New Haven
Wighthouse Point
Winsody Swimmaing Association
Winn
Charmpionship
Lordship
Walter Patsernon
Bridgepors
Vole Intest Life Saving Corps
Siil‘ord
Ruapicos
Bridgeport Trban Legion
St. Mary’s A.C
Itamford
Tober
Edgeport Junior Chamber
Gornsat
Byacpaley Park
Edgeport
Connec
Racing Entries and Purse Details At Local Meet
The page lists multiple race entries, purses from 700 to 1000 dollars, and horse names for two year olds and older horses. Entries include Blue Bird, Lady Boss, McDawetl, War Rexer, and many others with various weights and claimed conditions across several races.
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Fargaret Lovett
Lady Tenhar
Marhotte Woodowata
Kewplo Sm
Ntarin
Lady Monmouth
Lady Boss
Jennie’.C. Id
Kitty Willams
itAlso
Blue Bird
Ochs
Duster
Hngssor
Furionne
Heyfouls
Lichtenhelm
Staple Folmon
Lucky Corlids
Lardy Mochester
Marches Mary Optnix
Thonoeia
x-Corngtall
Tocks
Force
Dare
Mabel A
Ao Hligibie
Ington
Ha Grafter
Gunner Gurton
Baby Evelyn
Cinechtold Ulb
Little Ammie
x-Alverida
Petro
Hesmis Kemble
Bee
Hillsdale
x-Happy
Paxton
Josephine W Weldel
Tady Zeus
Patsy Il
Midnight Stories
We Gray Gables
Botheration
Sap Rock
Fuller
Sammy Jay
Honorable
Courtvaw
Taro
Our Dear
Thimble
Nedara
Patoral Swann
Lary Lou
Buus
x-Chatt
J. Craigmte
Kingitl
x-Lienjoieur
Ly. Raper
Hanus Butrive
A-Havane Eleatrig
A-Prapig
Queen Muzonia
Misa Boulah
Gomvithim
Pandine
Carlos Enrique
Steimhart
S-pibrock
Carl Robers
Peasant
x-Two Eyes
Norfolk Belle
Purge
x-King
X-L. Contry
James
x-Midlay
Humpy
Maricusa
Tixie Giry
x-Limemne
Fraxenclo
Maral
McMillin Marries Centre Captain in Texas Ceremony
Centre's former captain and quarterback Alvin McMillin wed Miss Mary Feirs at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Worrtic Texas. The wedding party included Captain Armstrong and Rod Roberts. the couple traveled to Dallas for a Centre Texas A & M game where Centre lost.
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Wortic
Tex
Jane
Alvin
Bo" McMulin
Sweatheart
Miss. Mary
St. Mary's Catholic Church
McMillin
Armstrong
Rod Roberta
T Meter
Dallas
Texas Agetes
Major League Moguls to Name Opening Date Today
In AARENCH Indiana today the National and American leagues began preliminary talks led by John Hoydter and B Johnson to set opening dates. Dates likely announced tomorrow. Barney Dreyfuss disclosed plans for Pirates manager Gibggn and several pitchers to train at Wrench Tick in late February.
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Aarench
Lick
Indiana
John Hoydter
B . Johnson
Barney Dreyfuss
Pittsburgh Nationals
Mie
Gibgg
Tilden to Play Through English Tennis Championship
London January 3 W L Tilden the American ace of the farm tennis England championship and doubles champions Max Woosman and Randolph Lycott will not take up the committee’s offer to stand out of 1522 and skip the challenge round. They prefer to play through the tournament next year as the English Lawn Tennis Association had proposed a rule allowing champions to opt out or compete through.
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Lontion
W.L. Tilden
Lini
Atnglee
al England
Max Woosman
Randolph Lycott
Heldare
Alle England
Taz
Naling
Roper Poised as Dempsey Challenger in Jersey City
Chicago heavyweight Captain Bob Roper, under Tex Miekers, claims he is the strongest challenger to Jack Dempsey for the big outdoor bout in Jersey City on July Fourth. Roper’s manager argues his fighter’s three-year ladder of knockouts over Moran, Roberts, Lampoon, Morris and others proves he deserves a title shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mds
Tex Miekers
Jack Denmsey
Dempsey
Angie
Netigan
Bob Roper
Roper
Hig Lst
Jack Kearns
Gutry
Chris Goan
Kaper Hay
Frank Moran
al Roberts
K. C. Lampoon
Carl
Morris
Tom Gibbons
Rob Martins
Harry Greb
Bill Brennen
Chuck Wizeins
Gartley Madden
Hughey Wahiker
Roger Hesmiet Gibbons
Brennen
Wiggine
Windy City
Pradixtor
Richard
Jack Joheson
Mexico City
Never Negro
Milford Grad Basketball Five to Represent Town
Milford to field a new indoor basketball team for the remainder of the season. The Milford Preparatory School team begins league contests at the school gym on Wednesdays starting January 1. Morris Merman of the Palace is arranging for a Milford girls bowling event alongside team preparations.
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Mnlford Milford
Henggintek
Milford
Morris Merman
Palace
Thurna
Wassick
Wau
Pridgeport
Ilerman
Biehides
Agnes Hickey
Harvard to Develop Strong Relay Team
Winter track practice at Harvard began with candidates and Coach Blaghas eager to build a strong relay unit. The team aims to defeat Boston A. A. and Yale rivals in upcoming meets and key events on February 25 and beyond.
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Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
Harverd
Blaghas
Boston A. A. Betees
Pelwuors
Om Tarkmowth
Cornel
Parochial School League Opens With Sacred Heart Victors
Sacred Heart defeated St Johns 9 to 0 in opening Parochial School League play. St Augustines outscored St Charles 26 to 1 as the league began a 20-game schedule with two rounds. The City Recreation Board oversees the league and pennant awarded to season champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart
ST. Augustines
Paakelballenyun
St. Charles
St Augustines
St. Maryk
St Marys
Sacred
St. Marys
St Johna
Saered Heart
St Jonas
St Charles Va
Marys
Charles
St. Jonna
Augustines
St. John
St, Augustines
Fis
Me Giobons
T Moran
Q. Londgou
R. G. Patterson
Molten
Norton
St. Johns
Boyntom
Nerney
I Faviland
Crece
Perseverance and Balance in Football and Golf Faiths
A reflective piece on football coaching stressing character building over mere victory, noting the profession’s duty to nurture better men. It recalls the last intercollegiate game and honors captain Ormond Simpkins, then shifts to Willie Smith, the 1922 British amateur golf champion, reflecting on his plans to defend titles in May at Prantwick and September at Brookline.
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Mactine
Ormond Simpkins
University of the South
Gare
Hovos
Tate Will Fight Wills Again In Milwaukee Bout
Heavyweights Bill Tate and Harry Wills, each billed as ten stone five pounds, were set for a rematch in Milwaukee Friday after the boxing commission in Portland announced the decision of yesterday’s bout with a forfeit causing postponement. The fight will proceed under the same rules with the same referee, and a $1,000 forfeit may be posted for fouls.
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Portland
Ore
Juni
Gi Tate
Harry Wills
Yeight
Milwaukee
Afnwaulkes Boxing Commission
Ater
Tats
Pata
Artili
Yesterdas
Local Kageys to Battle Naugatuck Quintet Tomorrow
The Bridgeport Kaceys aim for a comeback after a loss to Norwalk as they prepare to face Naugatuck. Miss Orehan of the Catholic Community Girls team notes strong local opposition while Jimmy Stapleton’s orchestra provides the postgame entertainment.
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Bridgeport
Norwalk K
Lst
Ween Wuthey
Orehan
Smnager
Enys
Nancing
Jimmy Stapleton
Big Sam
Rubber City K
Milford High to play Stratford again Saturday
Milford Jan 3 Milford High to meet Stratford High in the second game of a series at the local high school gym Saturday night The first meeting ended in a decisive Milford loss Dancing will follow the contest
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Milford High
Stratford
Milford
Milford Wish School
Sheatford High School
fecal high_ school
Local Trade School Five Set to Meet Boardman Quintet
The Bridgeport Trade Beneal hosts Boardman Trade of New Haven in an inter city Vocational game at the Boys club court on Midiig street this afternoon. Coach Ericcson expects a ten point win with Burr and Wexler to start, while Martucci should shine for the locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Beneal
Ter Gue
Midiig Street
Boardman Prade Mdeal
New Haven
Tro Kiright Bameg
Bi City
Aula
Elm City
New Haveners
Eric Caon
Hoe
Boys Club
Deneh Ericcson
Burr
Wexler
Tig
Ertecaon
Wealer
Martucci
Focals
Ghiotta
Petrino
Fannell
Umpire Hank O Day Expected to Resign Per Rumor
NEW YORK January 3 Hank O Day veteran umpire is reported to tender resignation to National League President Heydler. O Day known for strict rules knowledge and bold decisions will leave a storied career after decades on the mound and in the plate. He rose from player to top umpire under Nick Young and Jimmy Pulliam era. His 1908 Merkle incident defined his enduring reputation.
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New York
Hank O'Day
Mbaut
Heydler
Ational League
TJ O'Day
Baseball
Fang
Critles
Tun
Saul
Hank
Eterna
Noeman
Young
Bob Emaire
Nick Yours
Nick
Harry Pulliam
Fred Merkle
Tharama
Polo Grounds
Cubs
Chicago
O'Day
Ema- Me
Washington Nationals
Add
Giants
Mickey Welch
Tim Keefe
jChlesgo
East-West Golf Quarrel To Be Settled This Year
The United States Golf Association faces a year of progress with 833 active and allied clubs, up from 476, as it prepares for the January 14 annual meeting in Chicago. Plans include streamlined eligibility to about 125 players, and Open and Women’s events scheduled for July and September at Brookline, The Greenbrier, and other venues. foreign players may compete, with possible international participation shaping a quieter, more unified season. The nomination slate is led by J Frederick Byers with a national slate of officers and executive committee choices from prominent clubs including Allegheny, Onwentsia, Merion, and St Louis Amateur.
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Chicago
United States Golf Association
Cnigago
Shaw
15 Pelngra
Tinaling
Ghia
Brooklina
Atass
Bioko Golf Club
Greenbrier Country Club
White Sulpher Springs
Wy Va
Sandwich
Inn
J. Frederick Byers
Allegh
Mat 2S
Frederick Byera
Allegheny
Robert Gardner
Onwentsia
W. Lynant D. Vanderpool
Morris County
Carmelius S. Bee
Tuxedo
Edward Moore
The
National Lisks
Roar D. Lapham
San Princisco
Jons
Lemist Donever
James D. Standish
Lachfavor
Allan
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Connecticut
Boardman
ATE A. A. U
A. A.U
New Haver
Eistoric
Yale A. A
New Havens
New Haven Harriers
West End A. G
Bristol
State Trade School
Ainine A. C
Ueidgeports Volunteer Lite Salk Corpa
Bedge
Demingkl
Waterbury
Cy soCabe
Waterpiry K
Cy Biggins
New Waver_Harslers
Bitar Simmons
Gallagher
Johnson
A. C. Bridgepact
Peterson
Swedlan A. C
Welch
Trade School
Whelan
Nicholson
Warburton
St. Joseph's
Saur
Amson
Bridgeport Bight
Hopkins
Hien
Tepson
Bridgeport W. C
Meyers
Marsden
Doreoroski
Waterburn K
Donbuilln
Devanaveh
Waterbury KK
MocCaba
K of
Fidlloway
Lewis
New Haven Hatrers
McClure
New Haven Harriera
Maher
Jacobs
Rudin
Woods
Harrie Campbell
Johnson Swedish A C
Broderick
St Mary's
A. C
Stamford
Michelson
A. C. Bridgeport
St. Mary's
Wetherwill
Geary
Acorn
Meriden
Fizpatrick
Bridgeport High
Skane
Bridgenoch
Hign
Toth
Ith
Forsyth
Tierney
Haven
Fi Simmons
Hery
Daly
Mary's
Castiguetti
Loveski
Waterbury i
McCabe
Kenny
Wagner
Orley
Qorn Lorena Mosq
Clear
Mmillan
Centre
Wilsett
Tilden
Bad
Board of Recreation
Tollowis
Alveve
Klas
Cis
Hite
Football Coaches
Enilezians
Wong
Will
Willie Junior
Wille
United States
Prantwick
Biel 10 Tiny
Brookline
Bill Tate
Boardman Trade
Martucol
Hank O’day
Dame
New England
R.g.sullivan
MFGRS
Manchester
O. K
Foolish Woolen Mills Co
Opel Sas
Fenaves
Main Street
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