Stellar Roles By Marron Kaplan And Smith In Stratford Game
Stratford center suffers a broken nose as V. M. I. L. A. defeats Stratford Legion 26 to 22 in the town championship opener at Madison Avenue Hall. Marron and Kaplan star for the victors. Smith and McWhahon excel for the losers amid rough play and notable guarding by Gordon and Nielsen.
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Beechwoods Lead Midget League Amid Close Games
The Beechwoods top the Midget League standings with near even contests this season. Tera Vieit is listed as supervisor as teams like Mohawks Hollow Midgets Wheelers and Centers compete in Saturdays schedule including Monarchs versus Mohawks and Hollow Midgets versus Wheelers.
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Gol den Hill WC A court team wins three straight
The Lasketball team of the Gol den Hill WC A has three consecutive victories this season. The local girls defeated Greenwich Hartford and Waterbury crack girl's teams. Olive Ogle is WLCA athletic instructor. Lineup includes Posey Adam Madelms Thorp wards Marion Grace center Tazel Brey side center Katherine Tirms Elizabeth Hamilton guards Florence Bradley Margaret Douglas Marguerite Inliaro substitutes.
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Tazel Brey
Katherine Tirms
Elizabeth Hamilton
Florence Bradley
Margaret Douglas
Marguerite Inliaro
Nichols M. E. Five Defeats United In Overtime Tilt
Nichols M. E. five edged United in a church league feature at the MA last night. The teams were tied at the close of regular time, then Nichols forged ahead in overtime. Scorers included Stratford, Summerfield, Babsen, Peek, Russell, Jane, and Van Litten.
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Comiskey Knew of 1919 World Series Fraud
Milwaukeed January 29. The article states Charles A. Comiskey owner of the Chicago White Sox and Harry Grabiner secretary were aware within three days after the 1919 World Series ended that it had been thrown. Ray Cannon attorney for Joe Jackson sues the Chicago club for 318 690 dollars promising startling disclosures about the graft tied to the fraud.
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Du Pont Bowling League stalls as Mill Room tops
Fairfield special reports a tight DuPont Bowling League race with Mill Room leading, Spreader Room upsetting Mill Room, and Office closing the gap. Individual leaders include Feigel, LeFevre, and Sherwood while Crown overtakes Feigel in total pinfall.
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Circulation team leads bowling league by eight games
The Circulation Department reports an eight game margin atop the Post Publishing Company Bowling circuit. Singley remains top in individual averages with a 100 mark. The standings note two teams tied for second place as the league continues.
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Mercersburg Sets World Record In Millrose Relays
Mercersburg Academy shattered its own world mark in the one mile relay clocking 3 minutes 33 4-5 seconds and also won the international contest against Hamilton College Institute of Canada. Alan Woodring anchored the Mercersburg quartet to victory, beating Tom Foget of Loughlin Lyceum in the final stretch.
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Norman Brookes stages comeback to beat Anderson
Norman Brookes, veteran Australian tennis star, and partner James Anderson defeated Kara Wood and Gerald Patterson to win the doubles, signaling a notable return as a possible Davis Cup contender. The match, dated January 29, highlights Brookes rapid comeback since his last international appearance in 1920.
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De Molay Five Clash Waterbury Team Tonight
De Molay five to play Waterbury squad tonight in the State Street Casino. Local coach Kenny Eddy, ex Bridgeport star, leads the team in its first start. A large attendance from both chapters expected with dancing after games.
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Kaceys to Meet Stamford Five Saturday Night
Stamford visit looms as Kaceys prepare for a five game week. Knights of Columbus clash with Stamford Separates at Bridgeport High School and aim for a second straight victory. Lineups include Saunders Burns Moruke Bockley Maclelan and McCloskey Rowe Monthy Danttera Abhaeu Vretella Carlton.
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National Racquet doubles Championship Opens in Boston
Boston on January 29 will host the first matches of the National Racquet doubles championship at the Boston Tennis and Racquet Club. Leading players including defending champions Stanley Mortimer and Clarence Pelt of New York will defend their title on the opening day.
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Complete Newark Club sale set for today
New York Jan 29 The Newark International League baseball club will be sold by Baltimore interests represented by William Ashton and Bernard Moan to a Newark syndicate led by Michael McTighe. John Conway Jr International League president said the deal and all issues were agreed upon. The McTighe group deposited 50000 dollars as good faith for new grounds and the tranche will be issued tomorrow after conferences.
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