Hartford Infield Prospects With Belanger Conway and De moe
Hartford January report outlines tackling a strong infield for the Eastern League season. Belanger at first, Conway at second, De moe at short, Hank at third, with Hauk replacing injured personnel. manager Clarkin notes Hillis not guaranteed a spot.
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Hank
Conway
Demoe
Hartford
Jerry Taslanger
Rip Conway
Shorty Demoe
Ted Hank Will
13Elanger
Hauk
Waterbury
Dave Hillis
Rochester
Capital City
Hillis
James 4. Clarkin
Huttar
Massachusetts
Guardian Ad Litem
King Cole
Jerry
Rip
Minnesota
Falstaff
Shorty Demon
Shorty
Annette Kellerman
Lin dsley leads hydraulic league standings overview
The Leopards hold 27 wins and 18 losses with an average around 6,600, while the Jaguars are 16 and 19 with a similar metric. Standings show Leopards 27 18 0 and Jaguars 26 18 a Canaries rows 3b 20 Beavers 34 Basy Wows 16. League records cite high individual totals by Lin dsley and team marks by Lions and Jaguars.
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Leopards
Jaguars
Toast
Yost
Linslay
Lowe
Canaries
Beavers
Basy
Stratford High Beats Fairfield 20 to 10 on Legion Hall Floor
Stratford High edged Fairfield High 20 to 10 yesterday afternoon at the American Legion hall in Fairfield. Stratford rolled to its seventh straight win of the season aided by tight defense and captain Bedell's key basket stifling Fairfield.
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Stratford High
Fairfield
Stratford High School
Fairfield High
American Legion Hall
Stratfordites
Bedell
Stratford
Mello Burns to Coach G C Girls K of Garter 13
The article previews a Saturday night game headlined by the Royal Triangles of Port Chester and the CG OG Girls under the Kaceys management with Miss Carrie Gerald as manager and Mello Burna coaching. The Stamford All Stars face the DC girls as the lineup includes Carroll Leach Waters Cutthouse Gerald Fitelsoun Hancock Casper. The clash features a 7:30 start and a 9:15 main game with references to players Dadson McGraw Sullivan Rowe and referee Joe Waters.
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Royal Triangles
Port Chester
Triangles
Kaceys
CG. OG
Carrie Gerald
Mello” Burna
Notré Dame
Carroll
Leach
Waters
Cuthouse
Gerald
Fitelsoun
Hancock
Casper
D. C
Stamford All Stars
Bingey Peeesessee
Hamilton and Lee 10 Fight At Park Tonight
The Park Theatre hosts a boxing card led by Art Lee versus Jack Hamilton for the feature. Earlier, Joe King vs Julius West is the curtain raiser with Kine favored to lose again. Nick Lovinack and Dixie Mason clash in a postponed bout while Joe Smith appears with Lou Bogash refereeing.
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Park Theatre
Joe King
Julius West
Kine
West
Art Lee
Jack Hamilton
Hamilton
Nick Lovinack
Dixie Mason
Jack Dempsey
Max Baum
Joe Smith
Lou Bogash
Col William A Gaston to donate trophy for Legion games
Boston January 24 Col William A Gaston will donate a new trophy for a special 660 yard run at the American Legion games on February 22 to replace the one looted last year by Fake Driscoll of Meston College. Driscoll won the trophy in 1920 921 and 7822 and gained permanent possession.
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Boston
Williamt A Gaston
Driscoll
Meston College
Bernstein to Meet Baird on Saturday in Harlem
New York January 24 Jack Bernstein the new local boxing sensation and Harl Baird of California are scheduled to box twelve rounds at the Commonwealth of Harlem on Saturday night. They posted forfeits yesterday with Jess McMahon of the club an act that, barring unforeseen accident, alludes one of the best matches Manager McMahon ever offered patrons.
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New York
Jack Bernstein
Harl Baird
California
The
Commonwealth
Harlem
Jess McMahon
McMahon
IBBONS BETTER THAN DEMPSEY IN GREB'S OPINION
New York Jan 24 Tom Gibbons too small for Jack Dempsey? Harry Greb American light heavyweight champion said he would rather fight Dempsey than Gibbons and insisted Gibbons is not too small to face Dempsey. He ranked Gibbons as a tougher opponent and credited his own training experiences with both fighters.
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New York
Tom Gibbons
Jack Dempomsey
Harry Geb
Billy Shae
Fourth Regiment Armory
Jersey City
Gibbons
Dempsey
St. Paul
Billy Miske
Benton Harbor
Simothered
Hahn
Mts
Pittsburgh
Lash Boul
Aadtison
Trempser
Gilbons
Ile
Jack H
Tye
Jack Dempsey
Tunney with Gibson under manager Billy Gibson
A fragmented notice states that Gene Tunney former light heavyweight champion of America is under Billy Gibson management after a recent bout. The readable text mentions Punney and Doc Bugley in connection with the arrangement, with garbled snap references to the war period.
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Vene Tunney
America i
Billy Gibson
Punney
Doc
Bugley Severe Connect Tunney
Oat Gley Nee Shaerly
Wir
Many big bouts listed to be staged in N Y this year
New York boxing prospects forecast a record year with outdoor venues at Polo Grounds and Yankee Stadium set to host championship fights. Dempsey plans two to three summer bouts likely against Willard in Jersey City and possibly Wille, Gibbons, Tunney, Greb, and Leonard also tied to major showdowns. Leonard-Tendler and Kilbane-Criqui draws eyed, while Villa Wilde and Tremaine matchups loom as summer attractions.
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New York
Polo Grounds
Yankee Stadium
Jack Dempsey
Jess Willard
Jersey City
Jack
Jess
Boyle
New Jersey
Dempsey
Harry Wille
Dempsey Will Be Called Mwpon
Tom Gibbons
St. Paul
Floyd Johnson
Luis Tirpe
Johnson
Gibbons
Firpe
Brennate
Ainter
Tunney
Greb
Pawel
Jim Corbett
Kid McCoy
Johnny Wilson
Wilson
Jim Delaney
Mike Gibbons
Delaney
Mickey Walker
Walker
Bennny Leonard
Jersey
Leonard-Tentler
Benny Leonard
Lew Tendler
Doxing
Leonard
Tendler
Benny
Johnny
Kilbanne
Eugene Criqui
Kilbane
Criqui
Joe Lynch
Carl Tremaine
Tremaine
Jimmy Dunn
Canada To Enter Amateur Boxing Tourney At Madison Square Garden
Canada will send its strongest boxing team to the Metropolitan Association USA bouts at Madison Square Garden on February 6 and 7. The lineup includes Davidson, George Smith, Douglas Lewis, Harry Henning, Charles McCoulton, and Larry Gains with Montreal likely providing 135 and 136 pound selections. The team recently won an inter tournament in Pittsburgh, defeating the Allegheny Mountain champions.
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New Yori
Canada
Oon
Aetropolitan Association
Penn Spring grid practice limited to special groups
Philadelphia Jan 24 Coach Lou Young of the University of Pennsylvania football team announced spring practice would be limited to special groups within the squad. Andy Smith of Southern California will assist. Young says the aim is to teach each man the specific skills needed for his position.
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Philadelphia
Lou Young
University of Pensylvania
Andy Smith
Southern California
Young
Eilly
Church league 10 second series starts February 8
The Church League 10 opens its second series on February 8 with Nichols M E meeting Summerfield M E at City gym. Presley hall hosts First Presley versus First MME and Universalist versus First Baptist. The season table shows United Congregational, Stratford M E, Presbyterian, and others in close race as February games roll on.
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Summerfield M. E
City Gym
Presley Hall
Presley
Universalists
First Baptist
Presleys
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Nichols M. EH
Summerfield Wok
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Stratford M
Presbyterian
Wirst
Universalist
Summerfield MI
Washington Park Jr. MW
First MI
Park SL. Congregational
Stratford M. MH
Simmerfield
Presbyterian Va
Nichols A
Unis
Washington Park
Nichols
Stratford
Eoova
First
Nichols ME
Park 81
Congregational
Washington Park Age Tas Taitoa Congregational
Tirst
Nichola
Stratford Moof
Park St
Suesday
Summerfield MM. BE
Washington Park M. DB
Ayriguals ME
Washington Park M. EE
Park St. Congregational
Stratford Ma
Summerfield M
Devon Tossers Edge Rocks In Tight Victory
Devon A C defeated the Rocks 20 to 17 in Devon last night ending the Rocks winning streak. The Devonnettes extended their own streak, while St James maidens struggled with Miss Mulligan scoring for her team as Devon ettes built a 23 point total.
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Black Rocka
Devon A.C
Devon
Devonnettes
St. James Maidens
Miss Mulligan
Saints
Devonettes
Matty's Best Year Was Season of 1908
In 1908 Christy Mathewson had a stellar season winning 37 games with 32 of those starts yielding two or fewer runs. He pitched 14 shutouts and 10 one run games while eight contests saw two runs allowed. Matty's performance contrasted with Walter Johnson who often faced tight losses despite strong outings. Johnson's teams faced more 1 to 0 defeats than any other pitcher.
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Christy Mathewson
Matty
Walter Johnson
Walter
Tilden Aims for Big Tennis Year After Finger Amputation
William Tilden speaks on returning to action with a bandaged right finger and plans for a busy season. He expects to play in Montreal Buffalo and Indianapolis in the spring, doubles with Sandy Weiner, and a route through Missouri Illinois and National Clay Court events. He may defend the Davis Cup in doubles in September if ranking allows.
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Tilden
Art
William J. Swartley
Philadelphia
Chicago
Ddunter
Vincent Richards
Lon Tilden
Montreal
Sandy Weiner
Buffalo
Indianapolis
Missouri
Illinois
California
Pacific Northwest
Big Bill
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