Forty five round amateur boxing show at State Street
Tonight at State Street the fourth amateur boxing show of the season features forty five rounds across eight weights. Captain Baum with a large entry list leads the card and Stamford rivals prepare for a dual with New York and local boxers showing in top bouts. Rivnack of Bridgeport meets Julius Start and James Links faces Spencer Clark in the 168 pound main event as weigh-ins and medicals are set for 1:00 to 5:40 PM.
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Stags
Cano
Stamford
Moon
New York
Paul Rivnack
Bridgeport Keayoeng
Julius
Hack
James Links
Fithe Acorns
Spencer Clark
Andrew Ledisco
Caro Curry
aNames Murray
D Fe
Teany Castle
John
Devon Wins In overtime over Colonials quints
Devon Independents defeated the Colonials of Bridgenorthn in an overtime period yesterday afternoon at the Devon b rooms by a score of 39 to 32 after a 39-39 regular period. Lewis secured the winning free throw after Nelson loaned help.
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Colonials
Bridgenorthn
Devon Brooms
Lewis
Ater Nelmer
Grand Circuit Meet Opens in Cleveland
Horsemen and officials gather in Cleveland for the Grand Circuit annual stewards meeting to set dates for 1829 races. Prominent figures from the Lake Erie circuit and other divisions are expected, with talks on half mile track events and schedule allocations for the upcoming meetings.
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Cleveland
N Clleveland
Ohio
Boxing Commission suspends nineteen at Saturday session
The Connecticut Boxing Commission suspended nineteen participants and officials at its Saturday meeting over licensing irregularities and incorrect operation blanks. Among those barred were two world champions. others included Johnny Allen George Dwyer and Jack Britton. Reinstatement will follow once proper applications are filed and fines paid. several officials faced suspensions and fines.
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Tate Boxing Commission
Boxing Commission
George Dwyer
Terry Lee
Rod Allen
Johnny Whitson
Tim
Nis
Jack Britton
Fous Lucy
Joe Delaney
Jos Wallace
Tonny
Joseph Terry ‘Lee
Weferee
Ager
Red Atlen
Lee
Georgy Dwyer
Bridgepory A
Allen
Waterbury
Tee
Lew
Dwyer
Dave Fitzgerald
Connecriest
Jon
Fitzgerald
Leo FB. Flynn
Tex Rickard
Hee Ja
Johnny Wilson
Johnny Allen
George Dwr
Terry Uc
Dave Titagerald
Ta Mitler
Spider Roach
Young Lousy
Young Luddy
Kkig Wallace
Toa Delaney
Eadie Eawards
Jeroy Stecle
Dan Williams
Pri Bloom
A Eitzen
Youngs Burns
Duck Montgomery
Joe Wallace
Rt Brown
Leo F. Flynn
Adh
Rectors Defeat YB Quintet in City Championship Play
The Rectors beat the YB quintet in the city championship game, with key scores from Goodman Marlan Montana and Breats Mlade. The victory marked a defensive, fast-paced clash as the vets faced the recs for the first time this season.
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Vets
Rovidis
Pty Goodman
Marlan
C. Breats Mlade
Montana
Havana Racing Meet Results and Purses
Race results list multiple events for four year olds and up with purses from 700 to 7,000 dollars. Horses such as Golden Red, Golden Hint, and Mister Sigg contended in divisions led by handlers like Heupel and Scheffel. The page records various placings, times, and earnings across several races with multiple jockeys and owners.
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Havana
James
Palix
J. Maiden
Hans
Sim
Puury
Jeney
Pevig
Kid
Vhalmers
Mister Sigg
Sehelfel
Jong
Balle
Elizabethtown
Pickens J Sane
Alung
Malaughlin Wily
Wemnoey
Right handed batters crowned major league leaders anew
A historical note reviews right handed hitters dominating baseball’s major leagues across eras. It highlights Hornsby and Tiellman in the early 1900s, compares leagues, and cites Cobb Sisler and others, noting rare dual leaders from both leagues and key moments shaping batting honors.
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Bil Rogers Hornsay
National Geaste
Harry Tielman
Detroit
Swat
Hornsay
Tiellman
Napoleon Lajoie
Hans Wgney
Coby
Trip Spawker
Cobb
George Sisler
St. Louis Browns
Speaker
Sisler
Harry Mellman
Rogers
Horsby
McGraw Seeks Move for Lee Meadows to Giants Pitching
Rumors say Joan McGraw pursues Lee Meadows from the Phillies to bolster the Giants pitching rotation. Negotiations loom as Meadows faces health and eyesight questions while the deal hints at a potential uniform switch for the coming season.
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Theyale Groh
Joan McGraw
Leg Meadows
Phillies
New York
McGraw
Giants
Claes
Lee Meadows
Meadows
Pigi
Oe Jong
Mar Meadows
Bruton Blakey
St. Toile
McGraie
Boxing Plot Thickens as Dempsey Faces Carpentier Rivalries Roar
A 1922 sports column previews the looming heavyweight scene. It names Navy, Yale, Harvard, Columbia, and Syracuse as rivals, cites Donaldson and Ruth and Dempsey’s chances, and notes future clashes with Carpentier while speculating on the era’s strength and star power.
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Navy
Gornail
Yale
Harvard
Crinceron
Ualumbia
Pennsylvania
Syracuse
Navy Bish
Record Lowers World 500 Meter Swim Mark
Britain’s J. G. Aurfield helped lower the world 500 meter freestyle record set by Norman Ross. The new time, achieved in a pool over several British champions, was reached within minutes, signaling a notable advance in competitive swimming.
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Juddlesbo Iugh
Norman Ross
B.A
G. Aurfield
Ialitar
HatTeld
Ometats
Milford Girls Rally Past Stratford In One Sided Win
Milford girls defeated Stratford 64 to 4 at the local high school gym, with Miss Sullivan scoring 20 of Milford’s 34 points and Miss Fuhrer adding impact. Stratford boys were routed 4 to 14 as Milford’s defense stifled the visitors while key milford players Mathews Love Peek and Bedell contributed in the wins. The New Haven bowling scene saw John’s All Stars topple Milford in a separate match, Lennard of New Haven posting a 205 high score.
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Sytlford
Jan
Milford
Stratford
Anhom
Secon
Bowe
Bedell
Milters
Mathews
Kame
Miss Sullivan
Misa Fuhrer
Tor
Miss Harris
Losey
al Dohnnon
New Haven
Morris Herman
Palite Allega
Lennard
New Flaven
Gould
Pickerr
Pulver
Cerone
Blarphygh
Simons
Godan
Delaney
Lyonard Joy
Leonard Mahoney Forges Path From Stage To Fighter
Leona Mahoney of Baltimore, at 17, abandons stage singing for boxing. He leaves a fading singing career after a tough Baltimore rival defeats him, then seeks rise in the featherlight to light welterweight ranks. The young fighter pivots toward a future in boxing with renewed focus and ambition.
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Leona’ Mahoney
Baltimore
Valey
Adum
Ofer
O'Hara
Miscaney
Adits
Itia
Mahnues
Waplaly
Wren
Winig
Tens Leonard
Cee
Echatinns
de Poe
St George Eleven Ties Ansonia. Crane Loses 3-2
St George eleven played to a 2 2 draw with Ansonia at Ansonia after Bridgeport had goals ruled out by referee Campbell of New Haven. Kilroy and Matthews scored for St George while Fischer and Martin scored for Ansonia. The Crane Company eleven dropped a 2 1 contest to the Dansersk Athletes of Stamford as Hutinh and Ferguson scored for Stamford and Buxer answered for Crane.
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St. George
Bridgeport
Ansonia
Campbell
New Haven
Satta
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Manchester
St. Georges Aun
Kilroy
Matthews
Fischer
Martin
St Georges
Ansonia Caiman
Mason
Tidmarsh
Maan Cogmies
Wagner Geedall
Bridgeport High Teams Busy Weekend Highlights
Bridgeport Highs sent teams through a packed weekend with notable results. The girls basketball beat Naugatuck 14-7, while the Rubber City squad toppled last year’s champs in a pair of wins. The football team, and another basketball squad, delivered decisive scores, and the Red and Black soccer team lost 1-0 to Hollister. The Hilltoppers protested line gate alleging the Thistles played ineligible players.
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Dgeport High
Annay
England
Tofis
Gurkey High
Veerace Gym Savurday
Whaling City
Eesaca
Stratford High
Hollister Shisties
Gordon
Hilltoppers
Thistles
Paddocks Swamp Trans by Sixty Two to Twelve
Paddocks of Mitford won their third straight game beating the Trans of Bridgeyart 62 to 12 at the ko Korner yesterday afternoon. McClellan and Bentz starred as Mae and Tents added points, while Teunis led the Trans with two field goals amid practice tempo. Also, the Alvide A. C. beat St. Charles 30-15 in a preliminary, and Lennard Dundee fight remains unsettled for a future date.
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Faddocks
Mitford
Trans
Bridgeyart
Ko Korner
McClellan
Tents
Mae
Bents
Teunis
Bentz
Welch
C. T
Roach
H G
Crettela
Good Danning
Rodney
O'Hara
Murphy
Teferee
Scherfirt
Alvide A. C. Quitter
St. Charles
Bridgeport
Cust
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Shawkey
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Jack Meauife
Wilford
R. Ibe
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