Bridgeport Knights Rally To Clip New Haven In Bowing Match
Bridgeport Races defeat Rim City Knights of Columbus two games to none at Connie Lewis alleys last night. Bridgeport pulls into second place in the league, two points behind Waterbury. Musante leads with a 113 high single and shares a 209 high total with New Haven’s Eyes. Captain Kelly cards a 105 to help Bridgeport win.
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Ato Kelly
Corie
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Nealy Keyes
International Olympic Committee probe urged on Anergian charges
Baron de Coubertin's group seeks an international inquiry into alleged errors and bias in recent Olympic reports. Gustavus T Kirby, head of the American committee, says the Lausanne and Antwerp proceedings are under scrutiny and that Los Angeles would host 1932 games if plans proceed. The American delegation claims insufficient respect from the International committee in handling the Paris and Amsterdam decisions.
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Judgment Holds A Fine For Warlo Rowke In 1926 Case
The original judgment stands with a fine of 60 and costs imposed on Warlo Rowke of Madison Avenue for operating an automobile under the influence. Proceedings note new evidence introduced in 1921 that aimed to reverse the sentence, but the court affirmed the original ruling after delays.
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Bridgeport Waterbury Inter-city Track Meet Plans
Final plans are announced for the first inter-city track meet between Bridgeport and Waterbury. The local team holds a practice tonight under Coach A T Leverty who will select his ten. Officials include Dr W Se Donaldson referee H Gish scorer J Beardsley BP Rocera Tu Notran timers and Way Hilzinger starter. The Brass City team has won two meets and is expected to challenge the locals.
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J. Beardsley
Rocéra
Notran
Way Hilzinger
Younger Generation of Tennis Players Advances
NEW YORK Jan. Ranking lists for 1920 and 1921 show the younger generation advancing rapidly. Top players like William Tilden II and William M. Johnston hold high positions while Vincett Richards and Wallace Johnson climb. Phil Neer makes the most notable rise. The East leads in 1921 rankings, with 13 from Atlantic Coast clubs and five from the Pacific Coast.
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Philadelphia
Wiliam M. Johnston
San Francisco
United States
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Norris Willams
Ind
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Newton
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Johnny Wilson Barred Indefinitely in Gotham
New York January report says Johnny Wilson a middleweight champion was barred for life from boxing in New York by the State Athletic Commission. His manager Martin Killilea was suspended as well after Wilson repudiated his agreement to defend the title in Madison Square Garden next month.
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Stolen Wine Stock At Elihu Root Estate
A Clinton College report states thieves robbed Elihu Root’s house in Utica New York stealing a large stock of wine. Some vintages were aged and valuable with an estimated worth around $1,000, though total loss may reach thousands. Authorities seek arrest and conviction of the thieves amid Washington involvement.
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Clinton
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Oregon Eleven Beats Hawaiians In Hawaii Showdown
Homoludt Jan 8 Oregon University outclassed the Navy team champion of the Hawaiian Islands, winning 23 to 16. The Oregonians led in all periods except the third, securing a hard won victory just before the final whistle as the Navy failed to threaten near the goal.
Tommy Cullen Emerges Dartmouth Basketball Star
Dartmouth guard Tommy Cullen, small in size yet prolific, aims to surpass his 1927 tally as the second highest scorer in the Intercollegiate league. He totaled 26 points in a game against Penn, edging the Penn captain in goals but falling short on fame. This is his second year under Coach Kahn, with potential as captain in 1928.
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Roward
Kahn
Devon Independents Seek Court Games
Devon Independents seek to book games for Sunday afternoon at the Devon A. G. court. The team has won all three of its early games and invites interest from Acme Shear company's quintet. Managers may contact Bol Dwyer, Devon A. C. Independents, or call Milford 414-2.
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Four Games Scheduled in Public School League
Four games will be played in the Public School basketball league today in the Class A girls division. Madison meets Maplewood and Shelton plays Black Rock in the city schedule. Barnum faces McKinley and Summerfield meets Halt in the sports lineup.
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Racing results from multiple races at an unnamed track
A long listing of race results shows winners and placings for seven races with odds, jockeys, and times. It includes first race three year olds, second and third claiming races, fourth and sixth races for four year olds, seventh race for four year olds and up, plus additional purse and handicap details and multiple horse names, jockeys, and times.
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Forget
Baby Wolf
Bill's Luck
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Coney
Flying Orb
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Mark West
Marrnes
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Burgorue
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Shova
Ganiner
Smart Guy
Lang
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Raider
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Paxton
Sreat Gui
Evan
Tine
Philistine
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Johnny Overton
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McCoy
Iron Boy
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Otan
Shilling
Aparkling
Mab
Harvest King
Tie
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Savana Vesttes
Stary
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Rapny
Joe Enfield
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Cy Merrick
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Chalmers
Iso Fan—bLullaby
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Rucilies
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Qao Baldy Mad Nell
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Allan
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Waking Dream
Springvate
Tack
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Ales Tian
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Thou
Mokulon Murch
Actuaity
Swart Saat
Yerrat
Havana City Ban on Street Fights Issued by Mayor
The Havana mayor issues a decree prohibiting prize fighting in public spaces. It imposes fines and imprisonment for those engaging in street fisticuffs, even when participants are isolated, and restricts severe amusements by public crowds.
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Massachusetts boxing tax receipts for year total 161320
The Federal government collected 107547 and state 53773 in taxes on 456 boxing exhibitions in Massachusetts. The boxing commission reported receipts from shows amounted to 5610 and listed 59 referees 237 license pads 187 managers and 718 boxers registered.
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Boxing Commission
Holder of Two Titles to Sail for England
Johnny Buff and White, allied bantamweight contenders, are slated for England appearances. Managers Butt and White oversee travel amid exhibition plans featuring Par in Landon Tammy Farrison and Charrey Ledoux with Jimmy Wide likely joining.
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White
Wil
Calon de Balt
Tondén
Landon Tammy Farrison
Charrey Ledoux
Jimmy Wide
Butt
Athletica Sell Three Players to Portland
Philadelphia Tan 2 The Athletica sold Pitchar Jarver Freeman and two other players to the Portland club of the Pacite Toart League per Manager Tom Tune of the Portind club. The trio includes a Texas Christian College alumnus and a former high school standout. details about names and origins are partially obscured in the OCR.
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Qalunhus
Indoor polo tourney to open fee 28
The winter intercollegiate polo tournament will be played in Bouadron Armory. Yale Princeton Cornell Norwich University and Wheaton will take part in the annual seventh as usual. the open senior and junior indoor polo tournaments will also be played.
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University of Toronto Defeats Harvard in Hockey Tilt
Toronto beat Harvard 5 to 1 in a college hockey clash. The Boston-anchored report notes Harvard’s late runs and a misplayed play that influenced the score while detailing the strong Toronto offense and goaltending.
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Jeix Foals
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