Red and Black Track Relays Preps for Milrole Games
Bridgeport Light notes Red and Black Track teams begin training for the Milrole Games in New York. Coach Anderson says scholastic relay entries hinge on finding a proper training site for a month, aiming to boost form ahead of the armory finals. Team includes Ryder Skane Bitzpatrick and captain Nicuelsong with plans for the 440 and mile events.
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Bridgeport Ligh
LongsTon
A. Gare
New York
Anderson Pine
Tann
Meadiey
Anderson
Armory
Tillitoppers
Cally
New England
Syle Waits
Conen Anderson
Tivascies Vinti
Ciholeon
Ryder
Skane
Bitzpatrick
Nicuelsong
Japh Ryder
Kapatricis
Wstad
Park City Girls 10 Play Tonight
Park City girls 10 play tonight with Maple Mae Pemhy Protege cable set for the game. Cooperation of Panled Quily brings Park City team to Whitney Blake Mae Pony Ta Ry Mae Callahan Miss Neteon Maa Carrsi Miss Marlin and others to the floor under referee Charles Malones. Travelers Tasunmen Gime and the Vale Towne Girls of Stamford add to the lineup. eight players per side expected.
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Owl
New Haven
Maple Mae Pemhy
Cable
Panled & Quily
Fark City
Vale & Towne Girls
Stamford
Charles Malones Ayill
Park City
Whitney Blake
Maé Pony Ta RY
Mae Callahan
Neteon
Maa Carrsi
Marlin
A. Calepor
Ghamberlain
Misa Purealt
Prominent Sportsmen Lost in 1921 Across Disciplines
A lengthy 1921 obituary list names 170 sports figures from aquatics to boxing, rowing to fencing. Notables include James H. Sterrett aquatics authority. William Gunn of England cricket. Carl M. Hirsch Pittsburgh trapshooting champion. Major Stuart M. Wise Boston rifle ace. John Ty Sullivan Brooklyn boxing promoter. and others from Philadelphia, Cincinnati, San Francisco, and beyond. The roll covers athletes, coaches, officials, record holders, and pioneers, with ages and locales reflecting a broad panorama of the sports world when the year closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teath
James H. Sterrett
Philadelphia
Wiliam Gunn
Nottingham
England
Leama
Carl M. Hirsch
Brooklyn
Stuart M. Wise
Boston
Robert Redid Leonard
William Hogarty
Cal
Alamoos
An. Ey
John Ty, Sullivan
Brookline, Frier
C. Mans
William Allen Brooks
Brookline
Mass
Harvard
Tater
Gilbert Tatfield
Hoboken
N. J
Samuel Darling
Beskhampton
Mtenire
John J. Horgan
San Francisco
Hugh Nicol
Tlatayette
Ind
Ciginator
Brac
Pall
Ttchell
New York
Tames
Yohn Chadwick
A. B
Merkel
Tex
Earl Shoned
Johnstown
Pennsylvania
Shadow Maber
Self
Detroit
Wiliam EB
Bat
Manterson
Barry McMillin
Thanthc Cli
Athletie Tinton
Walter Goyne
Moose Lake
Manitoba
Alfred DeBlanc
Paria
Eugene
Hidebrand
Oakland
Peter Kemp
Sydney
Nos
Scuiler
Racing Results on Orleans Track Abbreviated Card
Race by race results list maiden two year olds to four year olds with times and top horses led by Farres and The Muleskinner. Contenders include Aino F2p A Bop McCray Covpied and United Verde with multiple place, show, and also ran mentions across six races.
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Orleans
Furgt Pach
Farres
Garner
Goltiletth
Carrey
A-Bop McCray
Lesle
Arum
Chief Flynn
Billy Whiskers
Taylor Hay
Amole
Cmming
Tor
Furange
Little Patsy
Pit
Lady Réocheeter
Wilson
Litteie Amma
Roreno Blue
Dadje
Berrington
Bvaerbdold
Plumbelle
Planetia
Seaths Duck
Melina
Badin
Sagamore
Tang
King Han—Zedmon
Fio
Minod
Stone
Sea Cove
Morris
Golttiett
Tharon
Eternity
United Verde
Bunga
Ponce
Tippity Wischet
Pargoxton
Gon Ralg
Stippery Dim
Gourman
Lang
Scorch Verdier
Gortilett
Misa
A.aixipenti
Special Casket Needed for Burial of Giant Man
Charles Imhoft of Trumbull aged 65, seven feet tall and 325 pounds, died after being bedbound by vines. Undertaker J. M. Carroll reported he was among Bridgeport’s tallest burials. Services were held at Me Curel's parlors with Rev. H L Dahme of St Joseph's Re church officiating. he was buried at St Athuel's cemetery.
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Charles Imbolf
Trumbull
Bridgeport
J. M. Carroll
Elm Street
Imhoft
St Atehuel’s
Me Cueral
HL Dahme
St. Joseph's Rechurch
Five Motor Mishaps Injure One During Weekend
Five automobile accidents occurred over the weekend with only one injury. Mrs. Te Fanther of 284 Parrott Avenue was struck on the knee by mudguard of a car driven by Arthur W. Bliss of 1045 Central Avenue at Hallett Street and Heston Avenue Sunday around 4:89 p.m. Bliss swerved to avoid a child who stepped into the roadway.
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Te. Fanther
Parrott Avenue
Arthur W. Bliss
Central Avenue
Hallett Street
Heston Avenue
Bliss
City Court Hears Drunkenness Cases In Quick Disposal
Jamey Burns of Plaza Totes faces drunkenness charges with possible jail time. Fannie Burn of 46 Twexington Avenue receives one day in jail for drunkenness. Willis Fuyton of 46 Lexington Avenue has weapons case continued. Several other defendants including Robert J Esa Samuel Vournaie and aliases were nolled for insufficient evidence.
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Jamey Burns
Plaza Totes
Fannie Burn
Twexington
Wan Gant Ta
Willis Fuyton
Lexington Avenue
Robert J, Esa
Hopeful Outlook for Yale Track at New Haven
Yale track prospects look bright as Johnny Mack plans a strong 1922 season. Key performers Camber and Camper lead a veteran squad to restore Yale to athletic prominence, with Oxford and Harvard rivals in sight and the Intercollegiate championships the main target.
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New Haven
Yale University
Cornel
California
Ionnny Mack Will
Courae
Mia
Tan Camperbet
Karvard Stadium
Ralph Jord
Harvard Stadlve
Mack Wi
Yale
Tor Campbell
Campbell
Tale
Johnny Mack
Wfe
Franklin
Mal Douglas
Cambridge
Harvard
Oxted
Red Faber Returns From Knee Surgery With Strong Comeback Hopes
Baseball notes say Red Faber of the Chicago White Sox has left a Chicago hospital after a knee operation. Despite prior leg trouble and past injuries, Faber is expected to be a stronger pitcher next season with a sharper fastball and his intelligent, determined pitching style driving his success last year.
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Faber
Sesson
Afta & Legate
Maber
Winter Reflections on Springbound Baseball and Cubs
The piece blends January musings on winter sports wit h nostalgia for past Cubs stars. It contrasts southern warmth with northern cold, notes plans to join Pacific Coast play, and references legends like Tinker, Chance, and McLoughlin while pondering the era’s passing talents and the enduring “old guard.”
Cubs to trade nine players for Arnold Statz
The Chicago Cubs plan to trade nine players to acquire Arnold Statz of Los Angeles as part of a proposed deal with the Browns. Los Angeles would likely retain Byrnete while Cubs owner also runs a West Coast team. Manager Hulfer to review four spring training players before final decision. Statz, once developed by Jerse Burkett, showed flashes with the New York Giants but failed to hit major league pitching. he is also noted as a skilled golfer.
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Chicago Cubs
Derd
St. Towie Browns
Dave Danforth
Cube
Los Angeles
Arnold Satz
ByaLte
Statang
Ciba
Wayere
Hulfer
Pas
Jerse Burkett
Hia
McGraw
New York Giants
Briken
Dur
Stata
Penn Relay Meet Adds New Races For Carnival
Philadelphia January event expands program at University of Pennsylvania relay carnival. New 220 yard and 440 yard relays join the slate, with each runner covering a set distance. The additions broaden a lineup that already includes standard 110 yard dashes and sprint medleys.
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University of Pennsylvania
Evenia
College Chatter on California and Centre footballs shocks
Supporters of the California eleven speak on a loss to a Texas team while Centre battles Harvard Yale and Princeton fame. Weather and travel shape the season as experts note overconfidence and varying opinions on strength across teams amid a long, demanding schedule.
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California
O& Wet
W.& J. Lam
Smith
Asterne
Conisa
Warvard
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Awhita
Contin
Ati
Crimson
Bridgeport High Loses Season Opener to Choate Prep
Bridgeport High hockey lost 6 to 4 at Willingford in the season opener. Choate Prep provided the stronger attack as Wuntner Grey Cooney Becly Christianson and Dan led the visitors.
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Bridgeport High
Willingford
Choate Prep
Wuntner
Grey
Cooney
Becly
Christianson
Dan
Walking Champion Wins Running Race
WW York reports a walking champion wins a four and a half mile road race for a local club. Mike Poreke of the Metropolitan Walking Wham team led by a clear margin, finishing ahead of Harry Armstrong who trailed several lengths behind near the end.
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York
Mike Poreke
Jon Ing
Ekly Road
A.C
Eastshire
Harry Armstrong
Rube Waddell Holds Record For Strike Outs
Rube Waddell pitched sixty games in the major leagues with a record of striking out sixty opponents, a mark likely to stand until Gabriel sounds. The famed strike-out artist surpassed peers like Clarkson, Keefe, Ramsey, Kilroy, and Amos Rusie, solidifying his remarkable achievement in the annals of baseball history.
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Rupe Waddell
Gabriel
Clarkson
Keefe
Ramsey
Matty Kilroy
Thn Keefe
Phenom
Smith
Amos Russé
Radaell
Tom Ramesy
Louisville
Waddell
Bosak s Horke Vino The Blood Builder For Tired Women
An old family remedy, Bosak s Horke Vino promises to restore energy and color. It claims to build new blood, improve circulation, and lift spirits for women exhausted by work, with a history dating to 1894 and sold by Bosak Manufacturing Co in Scranton, Va.
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Bosak
Horke Vino
Bosak Manufacturing Co
Scranton
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Brownie McDowell
Service Star
Belly Bell
Hello Pardner
Dack
Reeves
Mhoff
Aber
Collison
Rod
Desuite
Ray Schalk
Feber
Diga & Hols
Walter
United Church Quintet
Snedecki
Jackson
Mgr
Howes
Halt
Ted Cooles
G. Snowden
Richardson
Esportlight
Grantland Rice
Sam
Alma Mater
Maere
de Catinow
Tisane Arctig
Ted
Widerwiere
Perkins
Sane Bly
Adda
Wis
Savi
Pitler
Rat Dire Behutte
Wwe
Ha Cubs
Parnes
Eyer
Tinker
Chance King
Sheckard
Hoffman
Brown
Rechbach
Notte Jd
Johnny
Leoxnu
George Gin
George
Conung
Tilden
Johnston
Brookes
Wilding
Dunion
Gorr
Barrett
McLoughlin
Bealn Wright
Tehards
Wiiding
Dunlop
Donartys
Larned
Wright
Iden
Yoeung Richards
Yin Ninoe
Les Koow
Wilding Doherty
Brookes, Taverne
Mei Ieniin
Boskod
Piercy
Collins
Sears Jones
Bush Ogg
PENN
Texas Ageles
Gince
Centre Tean
Texas
Aggion
Texteam
Rube” Waddell
DeSoto
DeSoto Lion Custom Cellar
Troy
N.Y
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