Bogash McCarron Title Bout Looms In Elm City Tonight
February 13 card in Bridgeport features a bogash mccarron bout with new ring moniker plack mccarron as pennsylvanian contender carries on the reputation of a top middleweight. preliminary bouts set with local Johnny son against Nick pét and other matches to line up for the big clash. Andy Parker reshaped the schedule moving the show to February 13 after initial February 11 plans, while Theo Efe’s hand injury paused one title tilt.
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Bogash-McCarron
Bridgeport
Elm City
Plack McCarron
Scranton
Fias
Dreamland
Young Fisher
Jackglancy
Panama Joe Gans
Jonie Bogash
Pioneer Sporting Club
New York
Carron
Éal
Bogash
MeCarron
Therm. Ag
McCarron
Theo Efe
Andy Parker
Ken
Loula
Andy Perker
Andy
Johnyson
Nick Pét
Amable Andy
Mas
Grapho Five 10 Play Legion Basketball Titans at Sterling Hall
The Graphos will host Stratford American Legion basketball Thursday night at Sterling Hall. The team, built from local stars, aims to extend its housing streak to three games after a win last week. Lineup includes Bentz Buckley Welch Miller Shea Whitten and others as the crowd awaits the toss.
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Stratford ‘American Legion
Colbin
Sterling Jiall
Strat
Legion
Whurbanites
Ike Met
Ford Legion
Povuliame Bentz
Buckley
Welch Ceton
Miller
Shea
Ele
Whitten
Ehlund
Fairmont Cubs
Remington Five
Cassidy
Burke
Stanton
Roper
Sevest. Rf
Neary
Bich
Kahn
Chievo
Bucknell gets Mathewson as stadium campaign backer
Lewisburg Pa Mathewson the famed pitcher often called Matty has been named an associate member of Bucknell University Stadium Commission. He will assist in the drive to raise 500000 for a new stadium and athletic plant. He pledged to participate by replying to an invitation sent to John T Shirley.
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Lewisburg
Dan
Iuty Mathewson
Buck- H University Stadium Commission
John T. Shirley
gePittaburgh
Matty
Bucknell
Mhore
Shirley
Rommel Harris Hasty Sign With Phillies
Philadelphia Jan 22 Pitchers Bob Hanty Slim Harris and Rommel sign contracts with the Phillies under manager Connie Mack. The trio lead a list of players secured in the latest roster moves as training camps open.
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Philadelphia
Bob
Hanty
Slim Harris
d.Rommel
Imurs Ers
Brennan to Fight Firpe at Madison Square Garden
New York March 13 set for a heavyweight bout between Bill Brennan and Luis Firpe, South American champion, after Leo Flynn, Brennan’s manager, signed the contract. Promoter Tex Rickards had earlier received Hirpo’s cable confirmation. Firpe is to depart Buenos Aires soon to train in the United States for the Brennan bout.
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New York
Jani
Ciame Scy
Brennan
Devon Tossers to Play Rocks Girls Game Tomorrow
Devon A C and Black Rock A A five men and Devonettes face off in chilly Devon weather. The Devonettes beat St James once but expect a stirring rematch. Lineups list Miss Allan Miss Hultthan Miss Carrol and others against Dondero Buckley Rowe and Pageant Scallins.
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Devon
A. C
James
St. James
Devon A. C
Black Rock A. A
M. Mulligan
Misa Kanata
Béindeka
Dondero ‘Buckley
Herb Chapman
Scallins
Cretela Pederson
Thursday Night Edges Y M G A In Grotto Game
The Black Rock basketball team hosts the weekly Thursday event at the Farm with the Grottos facing Y M G A after defeating the fast Y M C A team Saturday. The Shriners feature former stars including Doc Rosenthal and Hunt from last year’s Y M H A squad as part of the lineup.
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Black Rock
Grottos
Y. M. GC
Shriners
Court
Doc” Rosenthal
Anthony
Hunt
Oneker
Black Rock Jrs
Bincle Rocks
Buckley
Cretella
Petersen
Antony
Triangles Ready to Schedule Game with Separates
The St. Joseph Triangles, among the East’s strong fives, are after a game with the Y M H A Separates. The teams were to play earlier in the season but the Triangles canceled. The Triangles will play anytime or anywhere. Separates should contact Walter Barrett at the St Joseph clubroom to arrange.
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St. Joseph, Triangles
Walter Barrett
Sto Joe
Pittsburgh Ex exhibition schedule announced
Pittsburgh announces spring training plan with four exhibition series in the South and West. Pirates pitchers and catchers report to Hot Springs on March 6, others by March 14. Team departs Hot Springs April 3 with games listed in Des Moines Ponca City Oklahoma Kansas City Memphis Evansville Indianapolis and more.
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Dan
National League” Baseball Club
Pirates
Witl
Hot Springs
Adis
Boston Americans
Des Moines
Ponca City
Oklahoma
Kansas City
American Association
Kansas
Memphis
Southerneagile
Evansvile
Swansvile
Bridgeport High Girls V Crosby High Saturday
Bridgeport High School girls brace for a tough game against Crosby High School girls of Waterbury Saturday afternoon. The Hilltop squad, still in the state title race, seeks victory after a hard loss to a strong opponent last week influenced by disputed officiating. Coach Miss Clark plans the same lineup and aims to rebound with a decisive win.
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Bridgeport’ High School
Crosby, Girls
Waterbury
Hilltop
Meriden
Clark
Lyon Terrace
Hneip
Miss Palake “Atheron
Ise Créhan
Holmes to Play Ansonta Star Here Tonight
Bridgeport readers are told Holmes faces Ansonta Star tonight in a home game. The notice lists local teams and venues including Hartford, Hanson, Waterbury, New Britain, and Derby as context for tonight’s sports schedule.
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Holmes
Ansonta
Bridgeport Thusiasts
Nott Hartford
Hanson
Five Champion Rookies Sign With New York Giants
New York Giants announce contracts for five young players including Olin Voigt from Sun Antonio, M Higbee from Hopkinsville Ky. Kitty league, Warl Webb from Memphis, John Anderson catcher from Beaumont Texas league, and Clinton Blank a former Colgate pitcher. Manager John McGraw departs for training camp in San Antonio, expected return late February.
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New York
New York Giants
Olin Voigt
Piloner
Sun
John McGraw
Guhates
San Antonio
Gian MW
Collins and Gardner to coach Vermont baseball team
Burlington Vermont Jan 2 Ray W Collins under Lawrence Larry Gardner were elected baseball coaches at the University of Vermont for the 1923 season by the University of Vermont Athletic Council at a meeting at Hotel Vermont. Collins and Gardner are 27 from Vermont, class of 1910, with Bachelor of Science degrees. Gardner will serve as advisor as he has a contract with the Boston Red Sox and plans to be in Vermont briefly before leaving for the south to aid in early cage practice. Gardner is expected to be in Burlington during the season for short periods.
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Burlington
Ray W. Collins
Lawrence
Larry Gardner
University A Vermont
University of Vermont -Athletic Council
Vermont
Beth Collins
Gardner
Gardner Jones
Boston
Sox
Collins
Gardner Avil
Cleveland Indians
Ver_ mont
South
Thne
Gardne
Red Sox
Barnum Triumphs Over Lincoln Five In Hard Fought Match
Meriden prepares for a clash with Bridgeport as US BLAS five, captained by Baddie Barnikow, brings together former and current college stars noted for rough, fast basketball. Solmooney predicts a Meriden victory, while Park City and AV One clash, and Waters leads with a key game looming.
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Barnikow
The
Republic
Meriden
Bridgeport
Eddie
Partimen
Solmooney
Park City A
Football Mentors Being Shifted
After the 1922 season major coaching shifts occurred. Neal left Washington and Jefferson for Virginia, Jock Sutherland moved from Lafayette to Pop Warner’s former post at cureh, Daly rose at Army, and Heissman moved from Pennsylvanian gun power to W and J. Several other notable changes followed as schools adjust their coaching ranks.
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Lafayette
Washington
Jefferson
Pationally
Eaay" Neal
Virginia
Jock Sutherland
Pop Warner
Secureh
Major Daly
Lei
Army
Jol Heissman
Lunder
Pennsylvania
Yue Jong
Skaters to Race in National Outdoor Championship
Chicago hosts the National outdoor championship January 46 28 with about sixty skaters racing in the main event. Five champions lead the field including Willie Steimmetz and Placide N. entrants from Lake N. Others include MewWhiriey Mews, Garry Kaskey, Waddle Weed, and Rose Johnson Edman in the women’s division. Charles Jewtraw heads the Middle Atlantic group as top contenders continue to enter.
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Chicago
Willie Steimmetz
Mid
Gladys Robinson
Toronto
Canada
Charles Jewtraw
Fairfield League Bowls Thursday in Patrefield
Fairfield Jan 22 Special. The Unquawks bowling alleys draw crowds since opening two months ago. The Unquaws Drum corps meet tomorrow evening on the drives for a good game. Rod's Woollies, a Fairfield girls team, will be in action. Town league tournament resumes Thursday evening as race tightens with three teams contending for second place.
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Patrefield
Rod
RB. Voldevaar
Ayith
Sogre
Zbyszko Plans World Title Bout Tour With Strangler Techs
Wladek Zbyszko heads a nationwide tour to sharpen for a world title match against Strangler Techs. He appears Friday at the Park theater against Hungarian champion Manko after Baltimore’s Mike Romanio on Wednesday, and Boston’s Gardania Saturday. Local wrestling fans anticipate a strong draw if public interest warrants.
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the Park Theatre
Cyclopa Manko
Strangler Techs
Shyszko
Lewis
Baltimore
Mike Romanio
Ageinat
Boston
Gardania
Manko
South
Mvoville
James
Park’ Theatre
On Rooting and the Ethic of Baseball
Walter Camp debates rooting in baseball, noting public opinion and NCAA rules push for penalties on taunting players. Spaulding’s history contrasts golf’s etiquette with fans who deride opponents, yet Camp recalls a university mass meeting urging civility before games with rivals.
Burns and Bassick Win in Industrial Bowling League
In the Main alleys last night the Burns and Bassick team edged Remington Arms in a tight third game while General Electrics swept Brass Company. Total scores show General Electrics 498 495 - 1609 to Brass Co. 468 461 485-1444.
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Remington Arms
Burns and Bassick
Burns and Bassick Boys
General Electrics
Brass Co
Brass Company
Harvard Yale Princeton to race on Charles River
Cambridge Mass Jan 22 Announcement that the Harvard Yale Princeton triangular dash between 155 pound crews will be held on the Charles river harbor here on May 26 was made by Manager Sheridan Logan of the Harvard crew today.
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Cambridge
Mass
Dempsey Will Not Fight Wills in 1928 Here
On the eve of Dempsey's East arrival plans for a summer title bout with Harry Wills collapse. Wills has faded from contention while Fiora Johnson Jess Willard and Luis Firpo gain prominence. Muldoon says the match seems unlikely with no promoter willing to risk it. Rickard and O Rourke reportedly cancel or doubt any promotion for 1923.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
East
Harry Wills
Dempsey
Willa Hag
Fiora_ Johnson
Jess Willard
Luis Firpo
New York State Athlet Commission
William Muldoon
Rickard
Tom O'Rourke
Polo Grounds
Amherst Hockey Elects New Captain After Ineligibility
L. F. Plummer of Newton Centre Mass has been chosen captain of the Amherst hockey team succeeding Frank H. Hunter of Wexford Pa who is ineligible and has resigned. The report notes Hunter’s ineligibility and Plummer’s selection as captain effective immediately.
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Plumer
Newton Centre
Mass
Frank HW. Hunter
Wexford
Recreation Board Train to Compete Tonight
Twelve young swimmers travel to New Haven to race Elm City mermaids and mermen at Liberty Baths under Captain Max Baum. The hills include Anna Baum Grace Kemple Eleanor Coley Mary Green Helen Charles Dorris Harned Pov Skerrit M La Breque Den oge Sam Standeven J Maroney Henry Brill. Events cover 50 and 100 yard dashes 200 yard swim and 220 yard relay.
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Helen Wainwhighix
Johnny Welsmullers
New Haven
Elm City
Liberty Baths
Max Baum
Anna Baum
Grace Kemple
Eleanor Coley
Mary Green
Helen Charles
Dorris Harned
Pov Skerrit
M. la Breque
Denoge
Sam Standeven
J. Maroney
Henry Brill
SACRAMENT PIN LEAGUE RESULTS SUMMARY
The Blessed Sacrament bowling league maintains a tight standings race as Delmore’s Pets and Pick’s Hustlers vie for top spots. High single scores are 120 by Lynch and Seltenrich, while Brecklin leads with 339 total and Pick’s Hustlers top the team totals at 481. Roll of Honor lists Brecklin 389 and Seltenrich 330 among top scorers.
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Seltenrich
Brecklin
Delmore
Pets
Pick
Dunn
Brecking Bears
Ke - Teague
Huntters
Hustlers
Dene
Dehue
An Frecklin
Monahan
Domery
O'Leary
Penn Nine Plans Southern Trip With Easter Games
The University of Pennsylvania baseball team schedules a southern tour during Easter holidays. Games listed include March 29 at University of Georgia in Athens, March 30-31, Georgia Tech in Atlanta, April 2-3 Dartmouth in Atlanta, with Lou Young named head football coach by the Athletic Council.
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Universty of Pennsylvania
al Wilde
Georgia
University of Georgia
Athens
Grogia Tech
Atlanta
Dartmouth
Athletic Council
Lou Young
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