Youthful Iowan Dominates Brennan in 15 Round Gotham Bout
Joyd ohnesn, an Iowa heavyweight, decisively outpointed Lil troman of Chicago in a grueling 15 round bout at Madison Square Garden. Johnson controlled the action with sharp jabs and body work, while Brennan fought back bravely but couldn’t match the Towan’s pace and accuracy. Johnson’s pursuing attack throughout the middle rounds left Brennan cut and strained, with Johnson finishing strong to secure the decision.
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John
Brennan
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James J. Corbett
Ward
Tod
Dempsey
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Joe McCann
Ark
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McCann
Johnson
Alix
Jett
Ofohnnon
Eennan
Lath
Cannn
Sabe
Begman
Man
Stir
Riba
Brenan
Wight
Tane
Hia
Samash
Japan
Agoan
Shim
Junior League No 2 Opens At Municipal Gym
In the city opening, Junior League No 2 saw Pioneer Cubs and Sacred Hearts win. Pioneer Cubs beat Millrose A A 19 to 12 with Hudok scoring eight. Sacred Hearts defeated Kil-Kare Arrows 26 to 8 as Snowden led with 13 points.
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Millrose
Kil-Kare Arrows
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Snowden
Schoenbank
Lassagna
Vetrana
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Leasure
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Castle
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Stevens
Hangus
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Smowder
Boynton
Hamilton
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Whaten
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Gems
KACEYS TO PLAY NEW YORK FIVE HERE TONIGHT
Bridgeport High hosts the New York Collegians in a men’s game aiming for the Knights' twenty straight win this season. The visitors, a fast-team, promise a tough test as the first out of state foe on the schedule. A preliminary girls’ game between Catholic Community and Devonettes precedes the main event, with a county championship note but no clear title stakes due to geography. The night features lineup details for both teams and a 7:30 start for the first game and 8:15 for the second.
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Becker
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Delmore
Getsell
Rowe
Cretetla
Bridgeport Five to Play Devons on Devon A C floor
Bridgeport Independents will furnish the opposition for the Devon Independents on the Devon A. C. floor tomorrow afternoon at three o'clock. The Devon have split this season with two wins and two losses. They aim to add this game to their win column. The Bridgeport lineup features several good players and will challenge the Warmers in tomorrow's tilt. In the preliminary, Devon will face the Red Sox Jers of this city.
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Toyward
Celtics 10 Enter City League Standings Change
The Celtics of St Josephs will join the Senior City league next Tuesday night and assume the Fairmonts' standing after the latter were dropped by the Board of Recreation for failing to appear in a scheduled game. The circuit includes Alpines, American Tube and Stamping Co, and East End Five.
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Fairfield Bowling Tournament Drama at Unquowa Alleys
A large crowd watched Fairfield Town bowling action as the Tigers edged Lairfield A A two to one, tying for second. Unquown Drum corps beat Ash Creek for first place while Watgon posted high single 116 and Schick had high game 38.
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Pro Golfers May Title Play Held in June
New York January 12 The Professional Golfers Association watches the U S Golf Association’s decision on the date for next summer’s national open at Pinehurst. A June date is favored to avoid July heat and allow top players Hagen Sarazen and Barnes to defend or compete in both opens, while a July date could force split loyalties and fan controversy.
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Professional Golfers' Association
United States Golf Association
Congress
Pittsburgh
Inwood
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P. G A
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Sarazen
Troon
Waolte
Gene Sarazen
Barnes
Futchison
Milford Firemen Defeat New Haven In Pool Play
Milford Fire Department team posted wins in two of three string matches against New Haven during a Palace alloys league night. Charley Elson led Milford with strings of 102 105 and 104 totaling 911, while New Haven’s Menahan topped with 208 in the same event. Return match planned in two weeks as both squads prepare for upcoming fixtures.
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Bridgeport Boy Wins Second Bout In Sour Affair
Pete August of Bridgeport wins a twelve round lightweight bout against Young Angelo at Ate Miks club in Fort Worth style, dominating after round two with left jabs and hard rights. In the semi final Frankie Cavanaugh defeats John Festa after Festa is thrown from the ring in the third. Willie Angelo outpoints KR O Kunitz in six rounds.
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Bridgeport
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Bridgeport Tennis Courts Utilization Through 1928
The Board of Recreation, led by P. V. Gahan, reports Bridgeport’s municipal tennis courts saw 30,526 players in 1928, up from 18,210 in 1921. Eleven courts exist with plans for more before outdoor season. crowding led to many being turned away and 16,503 permits issued that year.
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Board of Recreation Supervision
Connor's teams win in match at Maplewood
Washington school forwards shot accurately and played strong defense to crush Black Rock tossers 40 to 0 at Maplewood. Maplewood boys beat Longfeltow 85 to 13 led by Buswell. Sacred Heart beat St Augustine's 8 to 4 after two overtime periods. St Charles defeated St John's 29 to 4.
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Iit
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Shade to Fight Shevlin in Hub
Boston January report shows Dave Shade of New York signing with Roxbury promoter for January 22 in the Merchanies building. The elimination bout paves a path to a title meeting with Mickey Walker, following a recent ten round decision loss to Shevlin, a strong local contender.
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Hub
Boston
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New York
Mickey Walker
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Tilje Maten
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Boston University Announces Schedule for Football and Baseball
Boston University today announced its football and baseball schedules. The football slate shows all games away from home with matchups against Dartmouth, Brown, Colby, Syracuse, Rutgers and New York University, while Tufts and Boston College are excluded. The away dates include Harvard, Brown, Healy Cross, Worcester Polytechnic Institute and Providence College in the baseball portion.
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Haly Cross
Worcester Polytechnic ® Institute
Provideton College
Robins Edge Sokols 17 to 12 In Sokol Hall
The Robins defeated the Sokols 17 to 12 on the Sokol hall court last night with key contributions from Lesko and LaMastra. The scoreline reflects a tight lower scoring game and highlights the standout performances of the two players.
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Sokol Hall
Lesko
LaMastra
Local Girls 10 Swim in Title Event in Hub
Bridgeport swimmers Anna Baum and Grace Kemple headline the 60 yard indoor championship in Brookline Massachusetts next Thursday night. They face top divers including Gertrude Ederle, world champion, after Baum’s strong performance in New Haven. Captain Baum coaches the team and hopes for at least one prize.
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Miss Baum
New Haven
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Interchurch basketball league action tonight across venues
Four Interchurch Basketball League games are set for this evening with two at City Gym and two at First Presbyterian Hall. United Church leads tied for the league with Presbys at clean slates while United has six wins to five for the Presbys. Nichols M and Marks are among leaders with five and three wins respectively. Scheduled games include City Gym matchups and Presbyterian Hall contests starting around nine o'clock.
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Nandy
Presbyterian Hall
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Vis
Bret M
Two Teams Tied For Lead In Local Bowling League
The Herts and Queens share the top spot in the Y R O C A bowling league with 19 wins and 8 losses each. The Jacks sit third and the Aces hold the cellar berth. Standings show Hearts 19 8 Queens 19 8 Jacks 13 18 Mees 0 1s 20 89d. High marks include G Junkura 120 in singles and Kranyak 321 in total pins. Pinning totals reach 4,474 across 525 games.
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Queens
Oc. A
Eames
Acas
Veasace
Ikrenyal
G. Junkura
Kranyak
Labash
Ym. Ha. Stars Beat Maplewoods In Afternoon Game
The YM. HA. All-Stars won their fifth straight game of the season by defeating Maplewoods 29 to 6 yesterday afternoon on the Madison Avenue court. Cohen and Fosenblatt led the scoring for the Senne team with strong play.
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Atfernoon
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Connecticut Valley League to Meet January 20
The Connecticut Valley League schedule a winter gathering at the University Club in Hartford on January 26. Commissioner Buckingham and Superintendent Gahan of the Board of Recreation will attend representing Hartford Park City officials.
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Park City
Randolph to Play for B H Quintet Against Naugatuck
Randolph to play for the Bethel High quintet against Naugatuck this afternoon at Lyon Terrace gym at three o'clock. Naugatuck confident of victory, with coach Robing naming a line of Mrazik, Cressens, Christensen, Randolph, Griffin, and Gilmenguanis. Girls contest offers state championship chance for Valley rivals, with Miss Oliver and Miss Polackewich leading Bridgeport’s lineup.
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Naugatuck
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Robins
Bert Cohen
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Christensen
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Olver
Polackewich
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Migg Crohan
Fairfield Legion to Play Tonight in Main Event
Fairfield Legion faces undefeated foe in Norwalk at eight oclock in the big game. The Legionettes meet the Norwalk Roose Girls in the preliminary. Lineups list Brotherton Schwarte Mills Quinn and more with Porter Rockawitz and Greenstein among starters.
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Battery
Cream
Norwalk
Clam
Fair‘Rield Legionettes
J Porter
Carroll
Wexier
League games today kick off Saturday afternon action
The Saturday afternoon league opens with State Trade versus Pioneerers, Bkos versus Kos ssuty, and Robbna versus Lincoln Tigers. Captain Baum will referee.
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Pioneerers
Bkos
Kosssuty
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