Bridgeport Boxing Night At Akcorn A C Smokers Card
The Akcorn A C hosts its first Saturday night smoker on Icossuth street featuring six rounds of boxing headlined by Young George Alberts of Bridgeport and Jim Allen, a top lightweight from the Middle Atlantic states, following their semi final Baltimore bout. Other matches include Freddie Bosse vs Sailor Papke, Young Lenny Will vs Mary Morris, and Frank Perpat vs Jenny Rush. Several fighters are sidelined with lumbago or other injuries, while promoter Vincent Reina negotiates bouts for Johnny Dundee and Irish Patsy Cline to appear later in the month.
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George Alberts
Middle Atlantic
Kid Williams
Johnny Ertle
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Freddie Bosse
Sailor Papke
New York
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Mariy Morris
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Young Brooks
Young Turner
Kid McKay
Frank Perpat
Walnt A. C
Jenny Rush
Columbus Boys’ Club
Chick Turner
Joel Flynn
Doc Bagley
Willie Jackson
Benny Volger
Yumbago
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Bowling Alleys Close Early as Fuel Rationing Impacts
Local orders from the commissariat, acting on Administrator Russell’s instructions, require bowling alleys to close by 10 pm. Pro prietors pledge cooperation to conserve fuel while acknowledging expected financial losses. Government support from Washington is noted as we face economic challenges. Alleys report earning most revenue between 9 and 11:50 pm.
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Miske Draws With Fred Fulton In Rochester Showdown
In St Paul Minnesota on a 10 round heavyweight bout Billy Miske of Rochester battled world contender Fred Fulton to a draw. Both fighters came in strong form and delivered an action packed exhibition with Miske gaining several rounds by close use of inside lefts and rights while Fulton countered with solid body work.
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Larson Leads I. L. Scorers In New York
Mike Smonfield of Ansonia, a center, is highlighted as a leading inspector in New York which helps him guide the oval through the red.
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Boxing Roster Changes and Chelsea Club Opening Noted
Henry Lewis resigns as matchmaker for Armory A. A. of Boston after a directors meeting. Ales McLean named successor. Lewis remains director as tournament set for January 22 is arranged by McLean. Boxing events include Carlson vs Britt at Grant Opera House and Johnny Lynch sought as referee. Douglis A. A. to open in Lincoln Hall Chelsea on January 28 with officers named. - Gilly Mills to promote NH bout, Pahl vs Dowd, six-rounders, and a hat fund for Camp Upton soldiers.
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MacLear
Harry Carlson
North Abington
Frankie Britt
New Bedford
Grant Opera House
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Johnny Lynch
Cambrdge
Larry Connelly
Johnny Downes
South Lest
Billy Woods
Manchester
Gilly Mills
New Hampshire
Victor Pahl
Lynn
Dan Dowd
South Boston
Baseball spreads in war zones and beyond
The article praises Canadian and Allied efforts to spread baseball among troops in Europe, noting many former minor leaguers and semi pro players in France and England. It cites a London Times account and predicts baseball’s growth postwar, with Australia and England already adopting the game and international competition expanding. It also mentions former boxers like Walter Cartier and Carl Morris and discusses athletes transitioning to new roles such as refereeing and coaching.
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Danbury Defeats Norwalk In Close 35 to 29 Showdown
Danbury beat Norwalk 35 to 29 before a large crowd as Danbury’s teamwork and passing overwhelmed the Norwalk defense. Key players included Crosty and Reich with decisive moments late in the game. Next Tuesday Danbury travels to Bridgeport for a matchup with Blue Ribbon leader Jack Leavy’s team at Colonial Hall.
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Cops Down The Scribes In Bridgeport Bowling Clash
The united bowling stars from The Post and Herald suffered a setback as Bridgeport Traffic Cops dominated at Connie Lewis Park Lanes. Led by Leo Pasduin, The Most Sportsters pushed hard but the blue caps clinched a 418 to 318 win. Cole and Beardsworth shone, with 381 and 296 respectively, while Cole and Mahoney tied for high individual string.
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Danbury Adds Braggegy To Team In Eastern League Talks
Danbury nears adding Braggegy as a key reserve and star to the lineup while discussions with Ansonia and Bridgeport figures continue. Eddie White and Johnny Beckman highlight Danbury’s strong guard play as fans expect a first appearance at Colonial Hall on Tuesday.
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B H S to Play Here Today in Bridgeport Basketball
Bridgeport High School basketball may play today after failed attempts to schedule with Stamford. If no game, opponents may include American chams of Industrial league or Rectors of Lyceum Boys' Club. A girls prelim against Milford precedes a postgame dance. Roster notes and lineup expectations accompany plans.
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Benny Valger Defeats Demers in Ninth Round Boxing Showdown
In a crowded arena, Benny Valger faced Paul Demers amid hype for a New England title clash. Valger delivered a decisive ninth round knockdown with a hard right cross, the bell saving Demers as Valger pressed the attack and held clear advantage throughout the bout.
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de Fleht
Praises and plans from New York track chiefs and clubs
Ryan Praises Tom Nicholson and Yom W Nicholson amid talk of Grip Sure Athletic Club growth on Long Island. W. Ek. Naylor cites athletic ambitions, Charley Peres may join, and road racing and swimming see expansion. McGowan structures Madison Square Garden meet with top national talent. plans for hockey, baseball, and reserve lineups emerge as clubs reorganize postwar athletics.
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Naylor
Grip
Long Island
Obscure sports notes from the Philadelphia streets
The account recalls George L Williams a famed Negro ball player shot in Philadelphia. It also mentions the Giants 1886 season and notable players like Brouthers Richardson White Rowe and Rickey. The piece covers Branch Rickey clashing with Charley Weeghman over ethics and a possible Feeger Hornsby offer, Abe Attell’s career remarks, boxing and the Coast league, and a Bridgeport billiards craze with Dave Shean’s Providence link.
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Kunz Brown Title Bout Set For Tuesday In New Haven
Promoter Dave Fitagerilit announced the Kunz Brown 20 round bout between Hattie Mang and Chic Brown will be held Tuesday in New Haven. The show is delayed one day with a Wednesday arena night instead. Bookmakers list even odds for a knockout before 32 rounds, knockout before 200 rounds, or a decision.
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Reform Wave in Golf Circles
Reform waves in golf before wartime entered, with debate over USGA governance and club democracy. Critics call for openness while defenders stress tradition. The piece contrasts golf’s ideals with calls for broader reform and hints at broader political echoes.
College sport camp life shapes tough athletes
LA Live News of the College reports on camp life and coaching rigor shaping athletes. Benbrook and Clark praise discipline and fighting spirit, while Holy Cross plans interstate baseball with Jesse Burkett as coach candidate. Freshman referees prep for hockey, with local rinks hosting interdorm matches. The Aviation Corps will field a team at the Millrose games next Wednesday, featuring the Mond brothers in the sixty and half-mile events.
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Cubs Train Plan Faces California Trip Clash
National league aims to limit training to thirty days raising questions on Cubs travel to California and work time. Oilie O Mara, cut loose by Hobing last season, may be called again to show for Brooklyn. Miller Huggins Yankees face growing woes as Uncle Sam tolls. Rumors say Fred Tuderus may be released by Emilies and George Whitted could take Moran’s first base in 2918. Rod Mitchell vows no one will steal Pete Kildull from Cubs, altering infield. Sack Hendricks meets with Mitchell and Chas Weeshman in Chicago. Coast League managers cope with tighter rosters under new rules as six team bat lists shrink. Battling Nelson builds a boxing string for the future. Pitcher Thomas of the Polis team earned a spot among iron men and horses, with fewer than 62 games expected.
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