Bogash Offered Big Fight Bid and Patterson Clash Talk
The Bridgeport Telegram reports Louis Bogash receives a five thousand dollar guarantee to fight Eddie Fitzsimmons at Madison Square Garden, but Bogash avoids Fitzsimmons style. Dan Morgan notes Britton tied up for big bouts while Morgan hints Bogash could be drawn into a bout with Fitzsimmons if conditions change.
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Flizsimmons
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Simmons
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Joe Smith
Outs Borash
Jack Britten
Lick
Eddie Fitzsimmons
Madison Square Garden
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Fitzsimmons
Eddie
New York
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Mons
Morgan
Fitz
Bozash
Tim Bogash
Babe Ruth and Barnum Amid Water Week Rumors
The text references Babe Ruth amid a Waterbury setting, noting Havana track activity and street races. It mentions offers, contracts, and figures linked to players and managers, including Milles Huggins, with market chatter about sums like 327500 and 25000, reflecting sports business talk of the era.
Harvard Hockey to number players this season
Boston early season note from Harvard coach Bill Claflin says hockey players will be numbered this year. The department announced a change affecting most caller teams including Harvard which had earlier limited numbers. Practice begins with 49 candidates and veteran seven in regulars mix.
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Ealler
Harvard
Bill Claflin
Jamie
Willie
Reinse Arena
Tarvart'e
Coaz
Spaacu UY Tlavere
Eastern League Heads at Springfield Today
A meeting of Eastern League owners and managers at Springfield will discuss the coming season schedule. A committee will be appointed to set the schedule. Bridgeport’s Thane and Kelly will attend in the morning with executives.
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Schedal CP
Thane
Bridgeport
Kelly
Will
Gens McCaon
Springfield
Tex Richard Loses Slander Suit to Rocap
Tex Richard a promoter loses a defamation case against Rocap and is ordered to pay damages. The disputed statements involved sports coverage and reputational harm. The result affects Richard's standing with industry figures and observers note the outcome for future commentary norms.
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Richard
Rocap
Yale Will Play New Haven Nine
Yale plans a series of games against New Haven in spring with March and April contests. The lineup includes Lauder and Smith with planned matches in Macon and Dixie region venues. SCA coverage notes Yale aims to boost attendance and interest in the big series.
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New Haven
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Bastery
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Macon
Colwwintes
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Ena Snother
Dixie Train
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Weiss Park
New York Sets Limits on Boxing Admission Prices
New York boxing officials cap minimum admission for championship bouts and set $10 for ordinary hours. The state boxing commission ordered the action to curb rising prices driven by some promoters and wealthy participants while promising future restraint.
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Tisizkbar
Rhis Wies
Syracuse Carsmen Race Harvard Next Spring Renewal
A planning note from the playyard voting management invites Syracuse University to race Harvard on the river next spring. Gates for the races with Cornell, Princeton, and the navy have not been set yet. Annapolis officials hoped to meet Harvard in April but Cambridge delayed.
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Anita Saeet
New Orleans Entries Hard to Read Racing Card Mayhem
Racing card lists entries for fillies and mares three year olds and up with purses around 1000, naming many animals and owners in a crowded OCR transcript. Wary details include horses such as Mick Moore, Gabway Jit, and Mickey Moore WU, with various purses and conditions noted amid broken phrases and numbers.
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Purae
Ulsint
Amd
Gabway
Sahietdely
Kiehetten
Arch Parties
Burgporre Toa
Seite G
Nolawn
Mickey
Moore WU
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Cock Crowing Contests Reported as New France Sport
In Wart s France a peculiar sport called cock crowing contests has emerged. Cocks endure harsh conditioning in dark cages, fed on ratios and wine, then released to crow while judged on the volume and endurance. The practice seeks cash prizes and notoriety, despite brutal training methods.
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Elas
Sharkey and Wilde Set Twenty Round World Fight
In a London window show at the Y M C A, Sharkey and Wilde are billed for a twenty round regular circus style event. The world featherweight champion Camille Wilde is linked to the match with heavy publicity as local details and finances are teased but unclear due to garbled OCR text.
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Middletown Boy Is High Jumper
Jani 4-Joseth and Mrs. Frank Erbal, of Russell st, now in Orange NJ, returned home for Christmas and built an impressive athletic record. Verbal Erbal, a veteran of WWI, set all round jumping and long jump marks, winning medals and cups in Boston and New Jersey. He claimed multiple all round championships, with notable jumps and throws at events in Orange Newark and New York, including a 24 feet 4 inch broad jump and a high jump near five feet ten inches.
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Brennan and Captain Eni Spar in Slim Kansas City Bout
In Kansas City January 7 a ten round boxing match ended with a wretched meal for Bill Brennan of Chicago, facing off against Captain Eni in a heavyweights contest. The bout delivered tight exchanges and a hard fought decision, highlighting both fighters' resilience.
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Racing Results From a Turbulent Midweek Card
Race results list multiple events with details on horses, weights, odds, and finish positions. Notable entries include Little Patsy 108, King 4-2, The Loveliast 162, Coltilete 8-1, First 199, Buxton 17-19, and Red Winefield. second through seventh races reveal claiming purses from 700 to 7,000 with horses like Juror Jago, Lyke, Maxim, White Star, Rising Rock, and Merryia among others, along with times such as 1:16 1-5 and 1:49 2.
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Lyke
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White Star
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Thine
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Wareay
St. Orvain
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Plueay
Algo
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Gueney
Hive Bannaci
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Paddy Dear
Coradon
George Tuncad
Glanwell
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Sunauria
Speariene
Bombust
Tiger Rose
Galdhnnst
Hoy
Congdon Post Tossers Beat Stratford Five
Congdon Post Tossers of Bridgeport defeated Stratford five at Colonial, 22-11, solidifying a win after an earlier stumble. Key contributors included Hun and Swain for Bridgeport, with a lineup featuring Coogan, Wiens, Maher, Sullivan, Minton, Byerley Swain and Chaney.
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Hun
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Coogan
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Sullivan Minton
Byerley Swain
Chaney Hatele Wheeler
Hayes
Bayte
Factory Processes On Canning Line In India Trade
A partial account describes a cannery operation where cans are washed weighed and checked for impurities. Automating equipment handles filling weighing sealing brushing and conveying cans to storage and shipping areas aboard freight cars and trucks.
Hit and Run Game Through Baseball's Eras
Arthur Irwin discusses the hit and run’s evolution from the old instinctive play to modern signaling. He notes early runners jostled pitchers to aid hitters, while today’s runners anticipate pitches from the plate, arguing the game has not drastically improved over thirty years. Irwin’s view contrasts with contemporary fans’ beliefs about current superiority.
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Teath of Parrier Port Gal
Fragment of a local death notice written in garbled OCR. Indicates a man named Walker found dead in bed after two days, with a brother reporting the event. Age about fifty eight. Lacks clear names and details due to transcription errors.
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Five High School Boys Off Basketball Squad
Five Bridgeport High School players were suspended for playing with outside teams. Jepson and O'Donnell played in early games. Flynn Hol dy and Kaylam also named. Auditors found the team lax and the entire squad barred from further play as the Red and Black prepared to face Meriden club.
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Burkett to Join Giants as Coach for Hugh Jennings
New York January 4 1916 Jess Burkett famed for hitting over .400 and shaping youth joins the Giants as a base coach with son Hewind along He will work with Hugh Jennings at the New York camp in San Francisco and bring a reputation for discovering and developing talent from college ranks to bolster the Giants emerging era
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Babe Ruth
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Burkett
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Annex Tossers Seek Games With New England Prep Schools
The HLS Annex Tossers, a lively high school club, plans preliminaries against New England and prep schools including Fairfield, Semsford, Westport, St Johns, St Thomas Prep, and DeWitt Clinton. Members listed: Ray Whelan, Bill Fitz Gerald, Jasey Casper, Andrew Mrazik, Crickson. Schedule expected to be announced on the 2nd.
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Aish
Semsford High
Zvarders Childs
Westport High
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St Thomes' Prep
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New York City
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Andrew Mrazik
Crickson
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Paddocks Rout Tigers at Walnut Beach in 70-14 win
Midyord dispatch reports the Paddocks crushed the Tigers 70 to 14 at Walnut Beach. Center McClerland stood out for the Paddocks, a Reading native who also works in Bridgeport. The win followed by upcoming games at Casino against Dever A GL, West End All-Stars of Bridgeport, Rubber City, and Pioneers of Ansonia at Naugatuck.
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Lenon GiaiB Closes Lenox Campus Club Centered in Millionaire Colony
The Tenox club long a campus institution and sports center in the millionaire enclave here closed today. Willis C. Root, secretary for 18 years, resigned from the directors. Propotion is declared to be the cause of Agloeina.
Golf stars from Britain tipped to visit America for exhibitions
Rumors say champions Duncan Mitchell and others from England will ride to the United States next summer for exhibitions and to defend against a potential invasion by British golf greats. John Wanat reports that the arrivals could include Duncan, Mitchell, and Ted Ray, promising strong competition and a need for American golfers to train hard.
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