Tigers Rally Past New Haven in Rough Elm City Tilt
Bridgeport defeated New Haven 8 to 4 in a hard fought game in the Elm City. The Tigers, boosted by an injection of Mmpson, controlled the pace with better passing and defense, never trailing after taking the first lead late in the opening period. Davies and Donnelly traded scores, while Moempoon iced the game with a quick goal. Fouls highlighted personal clashes as Duggan and Donnelly stood out on both sides.
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New Haven
Elm City
Tigers
Mmpson
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Donnelly
Davies
Brown
Thompson
Duggan
Moempoon
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Sean Brown
Tawnee Morrison
College League Ties In Fairfield Loop
In Fairfield Jan 18 Colby and Syracuse lead the Roger Ludove High webcot collex basketball league with undefeated records. The standings show Syracuse and Colby atop the loop, while Dartmouth Cornell Brown Navy also compete. Upcoming games include Colby vs Dartmouth and Colby vs Syracuse with other matchups scheduled through the week.
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Syracuse
Roger Ludove High
Cory
Dartmouth
Cornell
Brown
Navy
Colby Va
Stratford High Five to Meet Traders at New Gym
Charley Remkus's State Trade basket chokers host Stratford high school five at their new gym on Sterling Street this afternoon. Remkus will use his regular lineup of Shubert Jacobs Alexander Istham and Balire-man. The Painters and Carpenters play the preliminary game.
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Charley Remkus
Stratford High School
Sterling Street
Remkus
Shubert
Jacobs
Alexander
Istham
Harding High blitzes Carmel Hall 88 to 20 in basketball
Harding High defeated Carmel Hall Prep 88 to 20 as Eddie Koslowski led with 14 points and Joe Sixko added 12. The Presidents opened strong, held Carmel Hall to two points in the first quarter, then pulled away behind solid defense and depth from the bench.
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Harding High
Carmel Hall Prep
Carmel Hall
Eddie Koslowski
Strattontites
Int
Joe Sixko
Koslowski
Harding
Hirlein
Larson
B. Russell Ahone
Carmel Heil Boyain
Sodaretoom
Jack Mead
Mead
Fisher
Fardine High
Vietora
Langford Fund Raised To 700 Dollars In Relief Drive
New York January 13 AP contributions to the relief fund for Sam Langford the former Boston fighter known as Tar Baby rose to 700 dollars ahead of the benefit boxing card tomorrow at the new Walker Athletic Club. Donors include Gene Tinney Tex Rickard Tiger Flowers Chick Buggs Neheo Pugilist of New Ledford Mase and Foeahill Keene New York sportsman.
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New York
Sam Langford
Boston
Beneft
New Walker Athletic Club
Gene Tinney
Tex Rickard
Tiger Flowers
Chick Buggs
New Ledford
Mase
Foeahill Keene
Bruins win in NHL rout over Ranchers 7 to 3
Bruins, in Boston, crushed the New York Ranchers 7 to 3 as Frederickaon, a recent acquisition from Detroit, scored four goals tying Oliver's early season Boston record.
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Tooston
Pruins
New York Ranchers
Frederickaon Center
Jinston
Detroit Danagers
Oliver
Boston
St Marys Triumphs In Overtime Over Sacred Hearts
St Marys defeated Sacred Hearts 20 to 17 in overtime after a 16 to 18 deadlock. In the extra three minutes St Marys scored two field goals. In another game Blessed Sacrament beat St Chariez 24 to 13.
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St. Marys
Sacred Hearts
St. Mary's
Blessed Sacrament
St. Chariez
Dundee to Meet Hudkins in Madison Square Garden Bout
Ace Hudkins of Nebraska to challenge Joe Dundee of Baltimore in a 12 round welterweight bout at Madison Square Garden on February 25. Matchmaker Jess McMahon announced the match after long distance talks with Hudkins from Kansas City. Dundee, aiming for Latzo’s title, recently defeated Eddie Heros after Heros had knocked him out, tightening his hold among welterweight contenders.
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New York
Ace Hudkins
Nebraska
Joe Dundee
Baltimore
Madison Square Garden
Jess McMahon
Hudkins
McMahon
Kansas City
Unitndee
Pete Latzo
Stranton
McMrhon
Agid
Dundee
Latzo
Aince
Mickey
Wallr
Hin
Eddie Joherbs
Pacific Coast Battler
Underwood Night Sparks Bickslers vs Brooklyn A C At Colonial Hall
Bickslers Stars prepare for a hard battle tonight at Colonial Hall in a warm up for the bloz contest with Stratford Legion. The Brooklyn A C team visits as part of Underwood Night with invitations sent to several hundred girl employees. Strong local lineups include Dunn, Cessegaceeseaeteess Burns, Haher, Daley, McNamera, O Rourke, Walsh, Cassidy, Cody, and Shea as key players.
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Bloz
Stratford Legion
Bickster
Brooklyn A. C
Colonial Hall
Brooklyn Bickster's
Dunn
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O'Rourke
Walsh
Cassidy
Cody
Shea LG
Boxer's death case ends with release in Attleboro
George Doucette of North Attleboro, held on a manslaughter charge after the death of Roy Brady in an impromptu bout, was discharged in district court. Witnesses said the youths fought a friendly match. In Boston, the Worcester County club was chosen as the New England amateur golf championship course with dates likely July 27 to 30.
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Attleboro
Mass
George Doucette
North Attlebors
Roy Brady
Boston
Worcester County Club
Eastern colleges drive to regain track honors this season
New York January 18 Eastern college coaches push to reclaim intercollegiate track honors from the Far West. They point to California and Southern California stars as the main challenge, with Trojan hopes pinned on Borah and Cromwell’s recruits to boost points and overcome last year’s champions.
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New York
Loreal
I. C
California
Samford
Southern California
Charley Borah
Sta
Jonsey
Clarence Turd’ Houser
Teichton Dye
Hich Hurdies
Kenneth Grumbles
BW Cook
Hell Egent
Cliforniaa
Dean Cromwell
Trojan
Hts
Cromwell
Charles Torch
Borah
Weldon Draper
Jack [Wulains
Chegley Urruth
Fo Gluege
al Bowen
Bee Barnes
Cit Reanotis
Henry Covreshaull
Joe Alva
Cromswell
Billiard Champs Face International 28.2 Tournament
New York reports the 28.2 billiards world tourney will begin March 1 in Washington DC with four nations France Belgium Germany and Japan challenging the United States. Willy Honpe Schafer and Welker Cochrin will defend for the US as Edouard Horemans from Belgium and Bellx Grange from France are noted contenders. An elimination decides the Japan entrant among Witt Matsuyama and K Suzuki for a round robin event lasting eleven days.
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New York
America
Washington, D. C
France
Belgiam
Germany
Japan
United States
WilHe Honpe
Jack Schaefer
Welker Coehrin
Uwe Agemacher
Schaefer
Belgium
Edouard J Horemans
Einrey Matsuyama
K. Suzuki
United Team Triumphs 75 to 36 as Ahlstrand Leads
New Canaan will drop from Fairfield County League focusing on road games after a season struggled for crowds. W. B. Hogan announced the move. Ahlstrand netted 34 points in the United church win over Olivet. First M. E. beat Park Street 41 to 26 in interchurch action.
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United
FIRST
Park Street
Canaan
W. BR. Hogan
United Church
Olivet
Harry Ahistrand
M. E. Church
Combina
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Kubici
Carlett
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Ig Thorndyke
M. E
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Hizeins
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Adama
Re . Rogerson
Bs Erickson
All Stars Lead Grammar School Court Standings
The All Stars have a decisive edge in the YMCA Grammar School League sponsored by Norman Sterling, winning five games for a clean slate. The Cardinals stand second with the Blue Ribbons and Red Sox close behind in order.
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ALL Stars
Lead Grammar School
Court Groat
Norman Sterlin
Cardinals
Red Sox
Baker
the Stars
Stanling
Teama
le PC
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Neville
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Osbornes Entry Set For Melrose Games
Earold Ostarn of Chicago, holder of the world high jump record, headlines a field of five rivals for the Melrose A A games on February 2. Other competitors include Herbert Juday of Fort Wayne, Charles Major of St Bonaventure, Clarence Flahive of the Boston A A, Palmer J. Wright of Columbia, and Justin Russell of the Chicago A A.
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New York
Earold M. Ostarn
Chicago
Hrpert Juday
Fort Wayne
Ind
Charles Major
St. Bonaventure College
Clarence Flahive
Boston A. A
Palmer J. Wright
Columbia University
Justin Russell
Chicago A. A
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