Tigers Fall to New Haven Wolves in Rough Eastern League Match
Bridgeport Tigers unable to tie late rally as New Haven Wolf pack builds late lead in Roseland arena. Totuher and Duggan key for visitors. Davies scores late for Bridgeport in a 9 to 7 loss. Hart saves several shots as New Haven withstands late pressure and preserves lead. Preliminary game saw Bridgeport Veterans beat Savin Borks in a separate contest.
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New Haven Wolves
Roseland Pillice
Totuher
Doherty
Kid Dug- Sam
Mahlon Amt Cine
Daves
Chevtetera
Savin Borks
Haven
Bridgeport
I Davies
Sree Ouegan
Ry Boucher
Hart Betond
Donnelly
Rae
Brown
Morrison Thal Bark
Marquard Fails to Land Berth in Baseball Ousts
Rise Marquard, freed by Al Powell and linked to the Providence team, fails to secure a manager role with the Kansas Stulies. Word from Georges Muehlebuch hints at appointing a veteran. speculation centers on Blue lines, Western League, and Nebraska club fate for the season.
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al Powell
Providence
Kansas Stulies
Sroma
Nebraska
Marquard
Petershire
Oid
Navy to Enter Intercollegiate Gymnasium Meet
The Naval Academy accepts invitation to join the Intercollegiate Gymnasium Association and will compete in the finals at Princeton on March 26. Also visited were the Military Academy and Temple College as potential entrants while questions remain about entry standards and eligibility.
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Naval Academy
Gym- Battle Association
Princeton
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For Wer
Kaplan Knocks Out Congey In Fourth Round
Rochester, Jan 10. Louis Ray Kaplan, former featherweight champion, KOed Paris Congey of Newcastle Painbin in the fourth round of a scheduled ten round bout. Kaplan dominated early with precise lefts and rights, a left hook to the stomach dropping Congey for the ten count. This was Kaplan’s first fight since his stoppage loss to By Wale in Cleveland.
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Ray Kaplan
Paris Congey
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Caugkey
Wale Face
Cleveland
Harding High Faces Trade School In Key Basketball Tilt
Harding High seeks its fourth straight win as it hosts Trade School in a pivotal game. The Presidents boast a strong 42 to 25 victory over Fairfield High and hold wins over Roger Ludlow, T U S, and Alumni, while Trade School has rebuilt after early losses and aims to challenge the favored Harding lineup with two balanced squads. Coach Jack Meade may deploy his first team to start, with the second unit ready to step in as the game unfolds.
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Trade Echool
Notab
Roger Ludtowe
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Little Coord
Jack Meade
Meade
Charne Hemkus
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Ikeslowght
Alexander MacPenden
Lacoste
Cochet
Boratra
Brusnon
France
Pierre Landry
Mar
Landry
Francesa
Bi! Tilden
Bill Johnston
Tilden
Ple Wits
Jack Dempsey
Fewer players in American League last year amid rosters cuts
The 1926 box season saw 243 players enter the American League, down from 264 the year before. Ninety-nine were pitchers. Rosters drop toward twenty-five by season end, with possible expansion to forty on completion of inspections.
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Recess
Chicago
Bedford
Johnston
New York
Poughkeepsie
Carmel Hall student in amateur tourney
Thutve Anson of Carmel galt tis Leen enterent tin the conatehe lox ing tournament to take pete tomas at Cetomiy hall Amon day been fig hiettac th ke ein rene Tams for the past severed? months and le rated gineng the bestoof Ney Jerwy bao tamwelw'it TORONTO, Jan. 10-1AP) Un able to comp up for the ninth round because of a broken jaw, Tommy Mitchell host othe Canadian tHeht weleheehaingjensh po tunight on ot teminigal knockout to Chit Graly, Anite tell welahed 13a 1-2 and tr eam 143
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Toronto
Tommy Mitchell
tHehtweleheehaingjensh Po Tunight
Chit Graly
Anite Tell Welahed
Tream
Maplewoods and Indians Win in Midget League
The Ramblers beat the Triangles 24 to 2 and the Rovers defeated the Fast Finds 25 to 14 in East Stade Midget league play yesterday afternoon. It was the Fast Minds first defeat since joining the effort.
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Ramblers
Rovers
Maisel Plans 0 Quit Baseball
Fritz Maisel, once a speedster for the old New York Yankees, appears near the end of active days. He led the American League in stolen bases, played from third base with Boxer Peckinpaugh at short, and topped the league in double plays in one year.
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Fritz Maisel
New York Yankees
Madlsel
Boxer Peckin- Peugh
Yanks
Molsel
Baltoners Orions
Joe Boley
Wiis
Wentiy
Summerfields Busy Week for Junior Basketball Team
Summerfield Junior basketball team to play three games this week beginning Wednesday at Walnut Beach against Milford DeMolay Juniors.Thursday hosts Maples of Black Rock at Summerfield. Friday at Warren High School to face same opponents. Players listed include Seurkara Lockwood Tilman A Kuhl Hedze Blake and Kuhl.
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Lockwoed
Tilman
A. Kuhl
Hedze Blake
Kuhl
Conn golfers in Florida play title details at annual championship
In Florida, Connecticut golfers competed for match play in the 25th annual Winter Golf Championship. Notables include Otten of Wallingford and Thucne of Meriden posting 44 62 and 103 respectively, with E C Bennett of Greenwich and George Hurlman of Chicago among the leaders amid windy conditions.
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Tia Wintergall Beague
Ede
Uke St. Ate Innes
Oten
Wale
Ungford
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Meriden
O'Brien
E. c. Bennett
Greenwich
George Hurlman
Chicago
Local amateur league forms in Stamford for 10 teams
Stamford reports a new amateur basketball league organizing with ten teams. First games set for tomorrow night at the high school gym and Columbus Hall, signaling a fresh season for local players.
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Stamford
High School
Columbus Hall
Canadian Champ Loses In Turney In Intercity Boxing Meet
Toronto area contender Sammy Chernoff of New York advanced after a rally but Canadian hopes faded as Frank Frithman beat George Cohen of New York in the 118 pound semifinals with Sammy Chernoff defeating Robert Lelthan Canada in a tight bout. The 120 pound semifinals saw Jack McCarron of Boston win over Sylvester Jackson of New York while Lawrence Dayton of Buffalo beat Joe Consentino of New York.
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Candia
Anareur Bantamwe
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New York
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Benegthfuit
Frank Frhiman
Benny Built
Phage Heht
George Cohen
John Waite
Yonkers
Sammy Chernoff
Robert Lelthan
Canada
Terry Roth
Leo Lafferty
Philadelphia
Jack McCarron
Boston
Sylvester Jackson
Lawrence Dayton
Buffalo
Joe, Consentino
Hoppe Plans To Defend Title In Challenging Match
New York January 10 Willie Hoppe plans to defend his title against Walter Cochran. Reports indicate a possible ten day extension to avoid clashing with Hoppe's exhibition work. The news notes the match would follow Hoppe’s staged events and discusses opposition from the dethroned holder.
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Plana
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Tappa Andrich Dlageatacher
Germany
Utie
Hoppe
Walter Cochran
Iteh
Ao Fealine
Hagenachero
Beatun Iron
Riverside Wins in Hockey Clash at Woodway Rink
Riverside's track hockey team defeated Woodway Hockey Club 8 to 4 at the Woodway rink yesterday. Captain Samuel Fierson of Woodway suffered a severe nose injury requiring stitches after a stick hit. Rowen and Smith scored all Riverside goals.
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Riverside
Woodway Hockey Club
Woodway
Samuel Fierson
Stichea
Rowen
Smith
Rivereide
City Club Bowling League Plans Early Season Start
The City Club Bowling league to begin Sunday night at North End alleys with Sokol Rosebuds Walnuts Trenox and South Inds among competing clubs. A pre season meeting will set entry of two more teams while Charles E Mahoney heads the organization with Mike Arnolsky as vice president and Mike Lassogna as secretary treasurer.
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Walnuts
Trenox
South Inds
Charles E. Mahoney
Mikes Arnolsky
Mike Lassogna
Congress High Five Set For Norwalk Game
Congress High School's tight five prepare for a fast Norwalk High matchup in the Norwalk gym. Coach Harry S. Tayon oversees daily workouts as Congress seeks a strong follow up to a hard fought win over Roger Tudlowetosagra. Norwalk High also drills in anticipation with both teams expected to produce a highly paced contest.
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Norwalk High School
Norwalk High
Congress High
Harry S. Tayon
Roger Tudlowetosagra
Maediam Net
Congress- Fairfield
Congress High Wleaty
RES Devils
Keane
Miller Sakowitz
Romer McGowan McGirr
Eeeeye Churiott
Pittsfield Club Faces Franchise Decision in Eastern League
Directors meet in Pittsfield to decide whether to retain the Eastern League franchise for 1927 as plans for league by laws and constitution are unveiled by President Hill. Waterbury gains new ownership and a manager while John Sullivan retires after three pennant efforts.
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Ason
Hille Village
Pittsfield
Bridgeport
George 3. Hill
Hill
Eastern League
Waterbury
John Sullivan
The Sportlight on Cobb Speaker and Baseball
Grantland Rice reviews Cobb and Speaker amid fan controversy, defends long careers, and discusses baseball as business and entertainment. It notes public calls for cleaner sports and cites notable figures, then shifts to footwork feats and French tennis stars, plus heavyweight boxing eliminations and possible outdoor showdowns.
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