Presbyterian Leaders In Interchurch League Win
The United Church team fell behind in the Interchurch League as Presbyterians trounced the Washingtons 47 to 12 in a fast game at the OY. Shaw led with six field goals, and Walls added six, while Ban contributed solid two-point plays to pace the Presbyterian victory.
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United Church
Baptists
Washingtons
Presbyterian Church
United Wored
ALCWA
Shaw
Ban
Cavanaugh Draws With Lenny in Danbury Show
Wronkie Cavanaugh and Lenny Cavanaugh fought to a draw in Danbury last night at a Kenosia ALC event. Buckley refereed. Cavanaugh was knocked down three times in the third, then continued. Danny Ahernney KO’d Frankie Car in the fifth. Simon Cook beat Panny Procks in the second, Nick Petite stopped Young Resmond in the fourth.
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Wronkie
Cavanaugh
Wairfield
Buckley
K. C
Kenosia Alc
Danbury
Lenny
Cavnaugh
Danny AeInnerney
Irrankie
Carone
Simon Cook
Bridgeport
Panny Procks
Stamford
Nick Petite
Young Resmond
U S Tossers Travel to Ridgefield this Afternoon
The University school basketball tossers travel to Ridgefield this afternoon to face Ridgefield Prep at three o'clock. Coach Hinky Hawes expresses confidence in a win. The traveling roster includes Fairchild Lewis Cogan Radstock Sprague Kanson Grabber and Wilkes.
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University School
Medgefield Prep
Hinky Hawes
Yeal
Fairchild
Lewis
Cogan
Radstock
Sprague
Kanson
Grabber
Wilkes
Democratic Club Pinochle Team Beats Singers in Tight Fit
The Twelfth District Democratic club pinochle team defeated department 37 of Singer Manufacturing 26 10 24 in a close match. The games were close and not decided until the final game.
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Democratic Club
Singer Manufacturing Company
Jack Dempsey Arrives in New York for Title Fight
Jack Dempsey lands in New York eager to meet challengers for his heavyweight crown. His entourage includes his champion pedigree bulldog Diamond Dick Jr. Manager Jack Kearns arrives tomorrow and a conference with promoter Tex Rickard is planned for the afternoon.
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New York
Jack Bempsey
Diamond Dick, Jr
Deawmpser
Jack Kearns
Tex Rickard
Stratford High Boys to Meet Fairfield in Afternoon Clash
Stratford boys and girls teams head to Fairfield today for a doubleheader starting at three o'clock. Captain Bedell leads the Stratford quintet with Heffernan as a top forward, while Kish and J. Bierne are key stars. Fairfield hopes to halt Stratford's strong season as the girls' race precedes the boys.
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Stratford High School
Fairfield
Stratford
Bedell
Bedell Shotmaker
Hefferman
Moore
Smith
Fairfield Lassies
Stratford Tw
Fairfield Slootmakty Cseeee Veerestess Kish
Bierne Heffernan
Crise Eees
Bedelli
Bienne
Sherwood Jett
Sharkey
Two Games Ahead for Trade School Court Combine
The Sure Trade school team, nicknamed Traders, faces Waterbury Continuation tonight at the Boys' Club, then Congress High on Thursday in a return game on Congress High new gym floor. Waterbury’s quintet is strong, but Trade School aims to break a three game losing skid and send the visitors back to Brass City. The lineup lists Forwards Petrino and Ioelm sen, Center Wesler, Guards Whelan and Burr.
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Waterbury Continuation School
Congress High
Waterbury
Brass City
Petrino
Ioelmsen
Wesler
Whelan
Burr
Advertising controversy shadows Fordham sprint meet
New York reports inquiry by the Metropolitan AAU registration committee into the announced entries of Loren Murchison Sol Butler and Victor Graeh at Fordham University games after they did not start. Fordham officials face questions over why Jackson Scholz Alfred Leconey and Boots Lever were listed without entries, drawing fans expecting a premier 100 yard dash.
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New York
Loren Murchison
Sol Butler
Victor Graeh
Fordstam University
Steve Byrne
Fordham University Athletic Association
Jackson Scholz
Alfred Leconey
Boots Lever
Nanes
Tegiment Armory
Murchison
Scholz
Leconey
Leyer
McAlister Quay
Farrell
McAlister
Y M C A County League Starts Intermediate Teams
Nichols Bethel Wilton and Newnan enter a schedule for intermediate basketball under YMCA supervision. The matchups appear evenly matched and the contest for the intermediate championship is expected to be close.
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Nichols
Bethel
Wilton
Newnan
YM. CA
Aleke
Sport Centre Ice Team to Host Gordon's All-Stars in City Return
The Sport Centre hockey team faces Gordon All-Stars in a rare city return, featuring Cecil Bridges from the Al-Master group and former Canadian star Klinger plus Joe Ryan and Pred Trudeau. Expected as the lone home game this season, the lineup lists Connell Gordon Mitchell Nover Warner Bridges Teelkhart Wungerford Carland Anderson Mathieson Milleravill with referee Moose.
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Pred Trudeau
Sport Centre
Trudeau
New Hampshire
Vermont
Gordon All-Stars Sport Centre
Connell Gordon
Mitchell
Pau Nover
Warner
Teelkhart
Wungerford
Carland
J. Anderson
J. Paul
Mathieson
Moose Milleravill
Franklin and Staples win in East Side tilts
Franklin and Staples schools crushed opponents in the Class BH West Side Boys league yesterday afternoon. Franklin routed Hall 21 to 2 while Staples' team defeated Beardsley 26 to 6. DiRose starred for Franklin, and Biro schak led Staples.
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Franklin and Staples
East Side
Franklin
Staples
City
Hall
Beardsley
DiRose
Biroschak
Junior Court League Standings Show Leaders in No 1 2 3
Standings for three Junior City leagues show leaders and winless teams. In No 1 St Josephs Triangles and Athletics lead with Mach team undefeated. Travelers third with one win. No 2 Pioneer Cubs edge Sacred Hearts with two wins to one. Millrose and Kil Kare Arrows still winless. No 3 M H A Stars and Black Sox each have one win. Recreation Boys Post Five Aces Ramblers none.
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St. Josephs
Triangles
Athletics
Mach
Travelers
Remingtons
Alpine
Fairmonts
Pioneer Cubs
Sacred Hearts
Pioneers
Millrose
Kil Kare Arrows
Jead
M. H. A. Stars
Black Sox
Recreation Boys
Post
Aces
Ramblers
St. Joseph Triangles
Remingtons Oo
Alpines
Whirmonts
Ww. J PC
Sacred Thearts
Miltrose Nod Noo
ifl-Nare Arrows
Wow
Vy. M, HH
St. Charles
Devon Teams 10 Play Rocks Tonight in Devonettes Clash
Devon teams 10 play Rocks tonight as the Devonettes seek revenge against St James in the main event. Exposed as strong scorers and playmakers, the Devon A A squad faces the undefeated Black Rock A A in a contrasting showcase of talent and teamwork.
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Tha'Allan
St. James Lassies
St. James
J Swork
Rock A. A
Devon A. A. Tessers
Rocks
Devon Boys
Sweating
Allan
Hultman
Carroll
Tunney Breaks Off With Doc Bagley
Gene Tunney, once American light heavy champion, agrees to dissolve partnership with manager Doc Bagley. Bagley confirms the contract has years and months left. Break stems from Bagley not arranging a Lloyd Johnson bout. Tunney seeks Johnson but Bagley blocked the match and Johnson will fight Gibbons instead.
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New York
Gene Mianey
Als
Doc Bagley
Bagley
Magley
Rhloyd Johnson
Tunney
Johnson
Ase Lattle
On Gibbons
Don Holmes Defeats Barquin To State Pocket Pool Title
Don Holmes of the local pocket-pool circuit defeated Garquin of Ansonia 100 to 63 last night to strengthen his bid for the state championship. Holmes controlled the match throughout and displayed a careful nursing game, remaining the favorite to win the title.
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Don Holmes
Holmes
Garquin
Ansonia
Barnum Pressing Lincoln In East Side League Standings
East Side Class A Boys sees Lincoln and Barnum tied for second with three wins each as Washington leads West Side. Maplewood and Prospect trail with mixed records while Waltersville tops East Side Class B Girls and Webster leads West Side Class B boys. Local standings show Barnum four four and Lincoln four three.
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Lincoln School
Barnum
Lincoln
Waltersville
Teaders
Washington
Teague
Maplewood J
Hal
Maplewood
BlackRock
Shelton
Staples School
Franklin
Webster
Madison
Summerfield
Rins
Wheeler
Read
Lincoln i Oi
McKinley
West Side
Iw. L
Prospect
Longfellow
Bilas “Howe
Black Rock
Franklin Summerfield Hall
Beardsley Pa
W. l
Columbus
East Side
Maplewear Black Fock Shelton
W. J
Beardsley
Woh
Maplewood Prospect
Black Rocks
South Enders
Pe. Kirsennick
Gyorke
Jonnea
Berkowitz
Mis
Na Bentz
Stowe
Mis O'Brien
Alpinessmother East End In City League Game
The Alpines overwhelmed the East Ends on the night at Municipal gym. Schine led with 14 points, Seltenrich added 12 as Alpines held the top scoring. East End’s Kagan left early after a cut over the eye. Forfeited matchup with American Tube by the Celtigs.
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Alpines
Haviing Big
Schine
Seltenrich
Kagan
W&s
Celtigs
Moine
Vr. F
Chine
Pederson
V. Delmore
East End
P. Kayain
Mf. O
Flynn
Scholz
Kayain
Td Lynch
White
Freferee Corbally
George Owen Named Nine Letter Athlete at Harvard
George Owen graduates at Harvard as the university’s first nine letter athlete. He earned his top varsity letter in hockey after a strong comeback against Yale and will receive his ninth letter in baseball in the spring. A captain, Owen is celebrated for exceptional athletic drive and competitive spirit across multiple sports.
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George Owen
Harvard
Joan Harvard
Halla
Owen
New Tiuven
Yate
Crimsons
Tmarvard
Gwen
Caven
Aplrita
Evey
Theel Gom
John Harvard
Uthieis
Stratford Legion to face Graphs in Sterling Wall clash
Stratford American Legion five meets the Columbia Graphs tomorrow night in Sterling Wall after a previous loss to New Canaan. The Graphs are described as an all star crew known for a fast, whistle to whistle game. The Stratford lineup includes names such as Welch Shea and Whitten Jeft guard Eckluid.
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Stratford American Legion
Sterling Wall
Stratford
American Legion Hoya
Ehan
Canaan
Legion Craphophone
Faye
Welch Ventera
Shea Clinton
Miller
Hatele
Whitten
Eckluid
Aces May Be Added to Intercollegiate Meet Plan
In New York on March 28 several running events may be added to the intercollegiate championship track meet next May if delegates to the annual T. A. A. conference approve the proposal. The general opinion is the program will include seven field events and nine running events.
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New York
T,ala A. A
Stratford and Devon Fives Play for Title
Stratford and Devon A C face off in a five game series for the suburban championship. Two games will be on Devon floor and two on Stratford Sterling Memorial floor with a neutral site if needed. Notable players include Stratford forwards Ball Clinton Williams Anderson and Devon forwards Bentz O Rourke Lewis with centers Light Miller Chapman guards Whitten Flood Hacrete and Scollins. The schedule spans January 28 to March dates with Devon and Stratford hosting alternately.
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Stratford
Devon
Dévon A. C
Stratford Tuegion
Willsist
Devon AL
Sterling Memorial
Ball
Clinton
Williams
Anderson
Light
Miller
Whitten Flood
Hacrete
Bentz
O'Rourke
Lewis
Chapman
wWe Tagsart
Scollins
Pederson
Devon Sym
Three Princeton Sports Pay as Treasury Reports Loss
The annual treasurer’s report shows football at 6960 in revenue, the championship basketball team totaling 9700 in expenses, and a freshman deficit of 14263. Crews and track incur smaller losses, while gymnasics and other minor sports together run a deficit of 12580.48.
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Princeton Neo Ditty Ag
Theiletic Association Treasury Tharie Thy
Crew
Lagrasse
Meriden Team Delivers Strong Exhibition in YMCA Game
Meriden’s Crosby High School basketball squad held a brisk 36 28 exhibition against the Republic Aizive during a YMCA event in Waterbury. Alden White, Crosby captain, faces a board of education ruling after a report alleged he is over 11, with a request to prove age before further play. The visiting team’s captain Ludie Barnilow led the visitors with notable play as fouls dominated the rough match.
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Waterbury
Alden White
Crosby
Board of Education
Tomnignt
Fenty Buller
R. W. Tinker
White
the Republic Aizive
Loral’s
Ludie Barnikow
Gade
Republic Five
Mooney
Kisbrew
Dix
Jae Score
Gahan Predicts Big Season for Local Baseball
Gahan, head of Bridgeport's Recreation Board, predicted a big season for amateur baseball. He cited last year's interest and said the department will start early, adding three more diamonds to reach ten total. Seaside Park will host six diamonds, and a Junior City League will be organized with schedules prepared as in prior years.
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Bridgeport
Poo Ws Gahan
Seaside Park
Board of Recreation
Iks
St Charles Leads Parochial School League Standings
St Charles tops the Parochial league with three straight wins as Sacred Heart trails with three wins, one loss. St Joseph sits third at two wins and one loss while St Augustine and St Johns have not yet reached three victories. Standings show St Charles 3 0 9 1000, Sacred Heart 3 1 150, St Joseph 2 1 AGT, St Augustine 4 5 3 000, St Johns 3 000.
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Bettween
St. Charles
Sacred Heart
Sacred Hearts
St. Joseph
St. Augustines
St. Johns
Wil Ls. Pre
St. Charles i
St. Josephs
St. Augustine
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