Bridgeport Club-Cuemen Triumph in Two From Algonquins
Bridgeport Club Cuemen win two of three from the Algonquin club in an Inter-Club billiards match at the Bridgeport club IN Swhtivd street aeyl Tigi Shve lridgeport cup cuomen UunkKing. Close scores featured Eaton 150 135 and Haettinger 150 110, with strong showings from MacDonnell and Bryan. Enthusiastic crowd applauded the work of both sides as billiards history unfolded.
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Bridgeport
Swhtivd Street
Cuomen
Eaton
Mathiaa Haettinger
Ohio shooter leads gunners at Pinehurst
Night falls on Pinehurst as trapshooters finish day one in the 450 target event. Coburn of Mechanicsburg and Safe Manners of Pinehurst lead unfinished squads with 145 targets. Notable shooters include D Reaming of Town, Livingston of New Aiddletown, Washa of Buffalo, and Frank Wright of Philadelphia in close contention. Jay Clarke Jr. of Worcester struggles after yesterday’s win. Awards go to W E Truesdell, Mam Ty Barr, and P Hotchkiss in medal rounds.
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Pindhurseen
Pinehurst
Coburn
Mechaniteburg
Oni
Hey
B. F.elbert
Town
D. Livingston
New Aiddletown
My “Roek
Vancouve “Washa
Frank Wright
Buffalo
T Avillig “Wettlear
jNighols
Ali
M. Crothers
Philadelphia
Jay “Clarke Jr
Worcester
Mdss
Pimehurst
W. E. Truesdell
Foxhill
Barr
Garden City
P. Hotchkiss
New Ha
Two Basketball Games At YMCA Saturday In Bridgeport
Saturday night at the YMCA will feature two high school basketball games. Park City School opponents Greenwich Millores and University School second team meet in the prelim, then Tocay Y faces Greenwich boys in the final. Y players have won six of seven this season amid tough schedules and steady practice, aiming to avenge a recent loss to Waterbury.
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High Polass
Y M
Park City
University School
Tocay
Greenwich Boys
Milliores
Avere
Greenwith
Waterbury P
Bridgeport
Graphophone Five to Play Fast Lake Team in Key Games
The Industrial League features Graphophone Five versus Lake and UMG matches seen as season defining. Management touts two big games as the season’s most important, with hopes for a local attendance boost and entertainment from Teague officials.
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LAKE
Hapholphonws
Lynch
Graphis
Umgy
Crane
UMG
Teague
Dantinga
Midsay
dLaagae
Stanling
Grantophore
Crates Crane
Annual Golf Meeting in New Haven to Set 3 Fee
The Connecticut State Golf Association plans its annual meeting in New Haven on February 3. No course is announced as the likely venue for the next championship, and some doubt whether championships are as desired as in the past. It is understood that Dames Soutter, an executive committee member of the Metropolitan Golf Association, may be chosen as president. Connecticut Championship last year was at Shuttle Meadow, Greenwich Country Club.
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New Aréh
Spars
Ty ‘Soutter
Metropolitan,Golf Association
Connecticut
Shuttle! Meddow
Soutter
Greenwich Country Club
Fox
Jearns
Keasns
Carpentier
United States
America
Dempsey
Pocket Billiardists to Play Here Today
Concannon New York state champion at pocket billiards meets Chick Seeback of Torrington in a 250 point match at McMahon's BilHerd academy Fairfield avenue Bridgeport. Two Wiecks at 2:30 and 8:15 fare for fans in a city first meeting as both players in fine form. Concannon just made an 83 run in Long Island City and Seeback followed with a 77 two days later. Large crowd expected.
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Concannon
New York
Long Island City
McMahon
Fine Bridgeport boxing card promises action Monday
Larry Williams trains for a 12 round bout with Clay Turner at the Casino Monday evening as the Tenth District Republican club staging the show reports tickets selling fast. The card features four bouts totaling 36 rounds with Bud Palmer vs Young Eddy in a 10 round semi final and Teddy Wabryck vs Young Angelo in eight rounds. O’Leary faces Johnny O’Donnell in a six round curtain raiser and all fighters are in peak condition for Bridgeport fans. Michael F. O’Connor will referee the event slated to start at 11:15 pm.
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Larry Willams
Clay Turner
Larry Edis
Turner
Distria
Glaub
Bill Mason
Bud Palmer
Young Eddy
Teddy Wabryck
Fairfield
Young
Angelo
Stamford
O'Leery
Johnny O'Donnell
Pet's
Bridgeport
Mason
Gms
Cainer
Naat Egal
Acorn A. CG
Kossuth Street
Acorn Club
Louis Fogash
Larry Williams
Young Angelo
Young O'Leary
Chick Turner
Frankie Ahearn
Young Roach
Louie Tendoux
Leo Johnson
Panama
Hank McAuliffe
Young McAuliffe
T Marthiann
Michael McGovern
Young Noonan
Young Ahearn
Vivet
Lake Co
Kid Dunphey
Clyde
Jackie. Brown
Isachpout
Kinder to Shoot This Evening at Tote Seven
Fragmentary report shows Marjorie Kinder slated for an evening shoot at Tote Seven. Details are unclear but indicate an earlier match and multiple sets, with Kinder expected to play on the first Friday evening.
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Marjorie Kinder
Ting
Miter
Busy Season Sparks Billiard Interest and Tips
The piece notes rising billiard activity and mentions Peterson’s recent performance. It highlights an Ang telly tournament buzz and advice from a veteran business member, suggesting strong club engagement and fresh spectators.
America's Cup Race Dates Set for July 15 and Following
The New York Yacht Club announced dates for the America's Cup races starting July 15, weather permitting, with subsequent races on July 17, 20, 23 or 24. London amid fog and storms may affect timing, while Shamrock has won three of five races leading the defenses.
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York
New York
Yieht Club
Sendy Hookan
Je Chiomas Lipton
Shamrock
New Yorke. Yacht Club
Royal Ulster Yacht Club
Opposition to change of racquet game rules
The Tong Cricket Club in Boston opposes changing racquet game scoring terms and rules proposed by a committee of the United States National Lawn Tennis Association. It contends deuce and other traditional terms should remain due to long use and tradition.
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Boston
Tong-, Woot Cricket Club
United States
Natial Lawn Tennis’Association
French Featherweight Reveals Secret Behind Georges' Success
An unclear fragment suggests Burdell, a featherweight, claims insight into Georges' victories and mentions Carpentier and aviation. The text is garbled with missing context, offering few verifiable details about dates, events, or organizations.
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Georges
SHORTAGE OF PONIES DELAYS POLO CONTEST
A note from the United States polo authorities announces postponement of an international polo contest due to a shortage of ponies caused by the war. The Hurlingham Club reports it will take until the summer of 1924 to assemble a team capable of meeting strong opponents.
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Turlingham
Lend
Palo Io
Hurlingham Club
Milford Notes From Milford Wilcox Gifts And Meetings
Milford notes report Clark Wilcox sharing oranges from his Rocklandge grove on the Indian River with friends and a Charity Foundation distribution. Milford residents await the Masonic Charity Foundation of Connecticut annual meeting in Bridgeport on February 4. A Milford school concert features the High School Glee Club directed by Miss Hilda Rawson with soloists Lorenzo Oviatt Elinor Hawkins and Robert Norton Jr. A civil suit for 2400 dollars against Wruler J Skinner of Bridgeport was withdrawn in New Haven Superior Court led by Frank M Downes of Milford Wish and Gate Association.
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Clark
Wilcox
Milford
Rockladge
Indian River
Charles
A. Smith
Charity Foundation
Mavens
Masonic Charity Foundation of Connecticut
Twrford
Embly
Hilda Rawson
Urge Congress 10) GURB Revolution Pledge and Socialism Critique
A radical plank from the National Republican club urges Congress to curb revolution and socialism, labeling Soviet Russia as an inspiration and naming radicals as a fertile field for influence. The report cites widespread pro revolution publications with millions of copies and describes U S radicals welcomed in Russia. Also notes regimental reviews and a Goodyear minstrel rehearsal plan for April at Walnut Beach.
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Tan
Congress
Court
Tod Pronto Jatke
Nicholas Agernuen
vAs Lerger Artes
Ommittae Indicts
Socialit ‘Party
United States
Russia
Cuaix GQ
Martens
Manhattan Island
Goodyear Metallic Rubber Shoe Company
Municipal Hall
Botsford
Walnut Beach
James
Floss) O'Connell
O'Connell
Baseball Season Near as Training Camps Open
Baseball fans see spring training approach as managers promise pennant chances. Pat Moran’s champions look to repeat at Parktown, while Ed Walsh leads the Americans with Sid Allen guiding the club in New Haven. New York would feature Ruth in uniform. fans eye stars like Hornsby as autumn plans form.
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Pat Moran
Pat
Parktown
Cincy
Big Wa" Walsh
Chicago White Sox
Sid
Hima
Comiskey
Garde
New, Haven
Clark
Intendat
New ‘York
Bala
Ruth
Jawn
Wmz
Hornsby
Weason
Lefthanded Bowlers and Park City Night Match Preview
Left handed bowlers roll tonight the Bankers at Park City alleys starting at 9 30. Jim Kelly leads the Bankers left handed squad with key bowlers from Maumédert and Ryn and a stiff lineup. Hartford and Young Yepary Bus vie for attention with four upcoming bouts across January and February. The Sioux City news also notes prospects for trades involving the Neapolis team and infielder Molly Graft and Clarence Fisher from the Washington Americans.
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Park City
Jim Kelly
Eam
Bankers’ League
Whem Dere
Maumédert
Ryn Xelly
Sciff
Inres -Weelks
Agere
Uinter
Hunt Lawn
Porto
Jim’ Iceil
Hartford
Young Yepary
Young O'Leary
Donal Loxer
Jimny Snyder
Hag
Leo, Johnson
Acorn
Johnny Donnell
Casino
Charley Troce
Waterbury
Dan Hatfield
SIENA
A'Tors
Elease Thre
Apolis
Minn
Molly Graft
Clarence Fisher
Washington Americans
Neapolis American Association
William Fox Targets Dempsey Carpentier Title Fight
The Acorn Club in Kossuth Street hosts a busy boxing scene with fighters like Louis Fogash and Young O’Leary training ahead of a red hot smoker billed for tomorrow night. William Fox presses to stage a Georges Carpentier versus Jack Dempsey heavyweight championship in the United States, offering $250,000 in American gold plus a share of net profits and a $1.0 million alternative plan, contingent on Carpentier canceling vaudeville bookings and transferring to Fox management.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Angivering
Jack Kearns
Jack Dempsey
American’ Legion
Dempsey
Frank D'Qlier
Legion
Kearns
American ~ Legion
theAmerican Legion
New. York
William Fox
Georges “Carepentier
Arch
Demapsey
Carpentier
United States
Fox
Paris
Td Ma Ce
Enam
Pion
Carlos
America
Algu
Red Cross
England
France
Canada
Iox
Sixteen Games for Reds on Spring Trip Schedule
Cincinnati schedule for the Reds on a southern trip lists 16 games against the New York Americans, Indianapolis Americans, and Washington Americans. The trip includes stops in Miami, St. Petersburg, Tampa, and Columbus with dates from March 11 to April 8.
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Cincinnati
Eagues Club
Miami
Cohens
Indianapolis
Washington
Petersburg
Tampa
New York
Tacksornville
Columbus American Association
Columbus
New Haven Bowling Team Visits For Saturday Match
A four team group from the National Association of Postal Clerks will travel to the city Saturday night to bowl against the local post office squad known as the Steamrollers at the Arcade alleys. A banquet follows at the Odd Fellows ballroom on Broad Street. Local committee heads are William H. McAuliffe, William Kearns and Theodore Langenham. Local bowlers include G. W. O'Shea, William Bearns, Bert Bollender, Peter Clark, Harry Ripbins and John Hanley.
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New Haven
National Association
Steamrollers
Odd Wellows
Broad Street
William HE. McAulitée
Willam
Kearns
Theodore Langenham
G. W. O'Shea
William Bearns
Bert Bollender
Peter Clark
Harry Ripbins
Join Hanley
Subs and Midgets Win at Junior Basketball
In a junior league doubleheader Monday the Potnam team fell to Submarine five 19 to 3 in a one sided opener. The American Midgets edged the Aviators 12 to 11 in a tight finish. Twin Oaks and Blue Ribbon Midgets scheduled to play Thursday at the Boy's Club gym.
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Boy's Club
Leonard and Dundee Set for Eight Round Jersey City Bout
Benny Leonard the lightweight champion will fight Johnny Dundee of New York in an eight round bout in Jersey City on February 9. The planned 20 round New Haven fight was halted by authorities who ruled it a prize fight and NJ bans decisions.
Fencing Gains Status as Real York Sport at Yale
Yale elevates fencing to major winter sport linked to artillery battalion history. The 1922 squad, largest yet, includes Captain Leicester and Bishop among regular varsity hopefuls. Fencer coach F H Costello, an international figure, guides a schedule facing Harvard, Dartmouth, Annapolis, Penn, Columbia, Bridgeport, and Springfield College with aims at the intercollegiate title in New York.
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Yale
Puc
A. P. Walker
L. F. Bishop
J.H. Deland
J.P. Leicester
W. Millis
Pp. Miles
C. S. Beardslée
F H. Costello
Spain
Jas
Cuba
New York Athletic Club
Harvard
Dartmouth
Anapolis
Pennsylvania
Columbia
Bridgeport
Springfield College
New York City
West
Point
Aid
Wen!s
Ayepee
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Algonquins
MacConnell
Ben Eaton
Ad “Deane
American Legion
Ohio
YM. C. A
Hardiva
Norvil
Eboro
Mass
Teorey
Wsholm
Hardier
Sweden
Pdanyas
Tio Secedy
New
Uihaseno Ee Rae
Boen
Peterson Perfora
Milliards
Torge
Tule
Burddt
Aviation
Symnasium
Burdell
Champ
Alchool
Uepec
Jacques Buel
Jeley
Bilton
Selito
Leonard i Mandell
Santoro
Nishbalt Az Bonder
BRA ‘Ss CO
Worster
Moran
Company TB
Cy S G
Luderff, Burpee
New Maven
State Guard
Second Regiment
Busher
Championship
Acorn A.C. Gym
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