Flower Sisters Lead Bridgeport Talent Showdowns
The Wilower sisters Miss Maude and Florence Flower, with Daly Ini lara proteges from New York, dominated Bridgeport venues including Union parlors and Algonquin club. Maude won most exhibitions, defeating Florence at times, while Florence and Maude traded wins in billiards and pool as crowds watched at multiple clubs with upcoming appearances and a ladies night at Bridgeport club.
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Wilower
Maude
Florence
Daly
Algonquin Stud
Earle Carpenter
New Haven
Connecticut
Pacific Coast
Osborne
Miss Maude Flower
Londonacre
Miss Florence
Brady Relishes California Swing Amid Sand Green Trial
Massachusetts open champion Brady, off to the coast for a warmweather stretch, reports strong prospects for a good Bentwood Country Club season. He travels from snowbound districts to sunny Santa Barbara, notes sand greens differ from southern courses, with dry oil-treated surfaces affecting roll and pace. He teams with pros from his home state such as Tim Hanley and Frank Peebles.
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Micheal
Brady
Inter
Bentwood Country Club
California
Los Angeles
Santa Barbara
Mike
Tim Hanley
Frank Peebles
U.S.G.A Meeting Hints at Ouimet Reinstatement
Philadelphia January reports signal a tense U S Golf Association meeting with talk of reinstating Ouimet and other major issues. Debate centers on voting power for clubs, the stymie rule, and a potential championship revival as Western and Eastern delegates convene. Howard Perrin denies stepping down while staying busy in the coal business.
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Ouimet
Philadelphia
United States Civil Association
Bellevue-Stratford
Oubinet
Demputes
Uncle Sam
Boston
Sullivan
Culmet
Ihns
United States Golf Association
Allied
Western Association
South
Army
Onis
Howard W. Perrin
Ouimet Minster
Perrin
Informal terms spark college sports and pro ties
Amherst seeds a style revolt by renaming its hockey team Kuch while Princeton hints at shedding informal labels for varsity status. Red Pookman loses his Pitt eligibility over pro play, amid broader notes on rowing, boxing, aviation, and baseball scouting shaping early 20th century college sports.
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Amherst College
Princeton
Amherst
New England
Red Pookman
University of
Hendricks Named New Cardinal Manager in 191? Plans
Odds and Ends from the Diamond discuss Jack Hendricks chosen as St. Louis Cardinals manager. At 41, he is described as ambitious with twelve years of managing, a record of strong finishes, and a notable, dashing baseball philosophy. The piece blends quotes on players and teams, including Joe Bush, Pratt, Wambsganss, Willefer, Alexander, and references to fans and league politics.
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Der
Ww. H. McCurdy
Springfield College
Christian Association
France
Jack McKinstile
Red Tops
Paty
Jack Hendricks
St. Louis Cardinals
Incana University
Hendricks
Bourke Cochran
Jim Dunn
Cleveland Indies
Cleveland
Joe Bush
Derrish Pratt
Bush
Billy
Pratt
Wamby
Bosh
Frazee
Arcade Pin Stars Shine in Quiet Courtroom Tease
A murky note suggests a dispute over a $60,000 cash payment allegedly made by a president. The fragment mentions Bush and Siruni and hints at a contested loan or transfer, with no clear resolution disclosed in the available text. The obituary style lacks full context and several names appear uncertain.
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Bush
Siruni
Wavner
Leach Released By Kansas City
Unconditional release of Leach by the Kansas City club of the American Association noted. Pittsburgh reports mention Cardinals’ spend on Frank Spyder surpassing past Pirates purchases. Heinie Zimmerman posts high batting averages and Marty O Toole sale value cited. Ward Miller released to Salt Lake City. Browns’ Loudermiles praised for control. Walter Johnson referenced as potential asset to Washington. Buffalo sent standout catchers to majors including Archer and Wilefer. minor leaguer Paddock joins WWI effort. Teo Tuero, new St Louis Cardinals pitcher, exempt from army draft. Cohan notes Ponartes may scout in Cuba.
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Fielder Jones
Browns
St. Louis Federals
Ward Miller
Salt Lake City
Ieagiue
Gsecur Tuero
St. Louis Cardinals
Ken Cohan
Mike Ponartes
Cordinats
Cuba
Colonials Challenge Top City Teams In Bold Offer
Brooklawns beats Clovers and Colonial team seeks tough tests from St Janes MW C A GolflE Victors VW MM H A and Industrial league clubs. With players Bob Farrell Steve Dondoro Frank Anderson Ray Tynel Don Griffin and Terry Hogan they invite any team to arrange a game by contacting Raymond I. Lynch at 184 Catherine Street or through The Telegram.
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Colonials
Greb Confident in Claim to Beat Zulu Next Week
Harry Greb, the Pittsburgh middleweight, is set to fight Zulu on the next Tuesday night at the State Street Casino in a 16 round main event atop Union Went club’s all star card. He is also linked to bouts with Gus Christie in La Trobe Pa and with Mike O Dowd, while Zulu plans a return visit to the area next Monday. Local interest centers on the Al Thomas versus Laura Bogash bout at Hartmanns gym with Bogash favored by observers.
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Harry Greb
4Ulu Wid
Union Went
Casino
Harry
Giuly
Vines
Gus Christie
la Trobe
Mike O'Dowd
Greb
Hogan
Zulu
New York
al Thomas
Laura Bogash
Bridgeport
Hartmann
Bogash
Mal Coogan
Brooklyn
Isogash
Lew Brown
Chic Brown
Johnny Martin
New Haven
Young Eddy
Martin
Ddy
Young Berters
Warry Greb
Pittsburgh
Lula Willieve
State Street
Obe
Colonials Roll High Games Amid Keen League Race
The Colonial bowling event highlights Teague’s 98 high single and Wits’ 98 despite no marks. I Lee and JJ Byneh post top scores, with standings showing a tight race for league leadership as of the latest results compiled by Secretary Griffen.
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Wits
I. Lee
JJ Byneh
League
Vollowing
Griffen
Teague
Jansl
PB. C
U 600
I 3d
Oaum Naot
Nolal Pinta
Vouin
Taum
Teun
Yount So
Boxing Calendar Boxings on Various Cards and Dates
Boxing schedule lists fighters and venues including Joe Welling, Jimmy Pappas, Larry Wan son, Dyerova, Beilton, O'Dowd, Downs, Show, Tregan and others. Events span New York Philadelphia Boston St Paul Cleveland Newcastle and Trobe with rounds shown from six to twelve.
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Joe
Welling
Tobby Suyons
New York
Cirens
Jimmy Pappas
Blarry Grekova
Christie
Trobe
Charles Thomas
Larry Wanson
Philadelphia
Red Dyerve
Terry Brooks
Boston
Red Dyerova
Jack Beilton
Marievilly
Poon
Fernham
Jovons
Harry Grebus
Mike O'Dowd
St. Pau
Minn
Mel
Larry Hansen
Johnny Downs
Cleveland
Magk Dillon
Dreartze Chip
Newcastle
Fasis Rousels
Tommy Show
Tommy Treagan
University School to Play Greenwich High
The University School meets Greenwich High in a local YMCA basketball game today. Greenwich is described as one of the Southwestern league’s fastest teams, challenging the University squad to perform their best to win.
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University School
Greenwich High
Greenwich Five
ULB
T. C
Providence Club
Benny Leonard Tops Lightweight Contenders in Punching Mastery
The article argues Benny Leonard is the boss of the lightweight division, noting his knockout power and the old school punch-formation. It contrasts Leonard with other champions like Ted Lewis and Mik O'Dowd and praises Joe Eagan and the old trainers for instilling the hard punching craft. It questions who is superior among ring greats.
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Thei
Ted Lewis
Mik O'Dowd
Benny Leonard
Leonard
Leonardn
Jim
Ryan
Townsend Warrior
Mass
Magan
Hi “Hayimnaker
Aurelio Herrera
Lavinge
Walcott
Tommy
Tyan
Olthers
I. O
Joe Eagan
Musan
Hi Perior
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Jimiy Dulty
Lockport
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