St Charles School Wins Parochial League Title
St Charles School basketball clinched the Recreational Board Parochial league title at Newfeld Park by narrowly defeating Sacred Heart. Both teams had 7-1 records. the game determined who would face the Public School league winner for the junior city crown. Cassidy and Callahean starred for Sacred Heart and St Charles respectively, with notable errors influencing the outcome.
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Bridgeport Telegram
St. Charles
McCarthy
Kausler
Sacred Heart
Bagebal
Recreation Board
Newfeld Park
Elias Tione School
TinerIn School
Lincoln and Barnum
Elias Howe
Callahean
Charles
Sacred ‘Hearts
Cassidy
Te Sacred Heart
Aam
Lanaine
South End
St. Mary School
St. Augustine School
Thoroughbred racing card with multiple races listed
A dense race program with entries for races one through five. It lists horse names, weights, and odds for four and five furlong sprints and longer events, including mares and three year olds. Weather noted as clear. track listed.
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Ighland
Decis
Frank B
Joyful
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Brrn
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Cary
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St. Patrick
Woyninham
Top Sergeant
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Court View
Sretiana
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Tarvin May
Hadrian
Maidéms
Pixie
Morer Maid
May Pee
Alet
John S. Feyardden
Coleman
Deer Sinker
Logs
Baste
W. G. McClintock
Billy Conoy
Quick Wish
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High School A. A. to Elect Officers Today
The High School Athletic Association will hold its annual election of officers this morning before school. Candidates for president are Wadell and Tanod.
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High School
A. A
Wadell
Tanod Ciritin
Banks Defeated by Oakley at Hartford Tennis Tournament
Banks the former New England champion from New Haven fell in the third round to Hugh Oakley of Montclair New Jersey in three sets 2?5 6?0 7? Here, Hyde of Hartford beat Sheldon 6-1 6-3 and Dayvander of Hartford beat Steete 6-4 6-4 Swaine of Hartford beat Merriam 8-6 5-7 6-2 Cole of Hartford beat Wiley 6-4 6-4 In doubles Simmons Thurston Montana of Hartford defeated Hooper Idsall of Hartford Wyde Wiley Hartford 6-3 6-2 Chase Davenport of Hartford lost to Wyde Wiley 6-3 6-2 Snyder Taulman of Hartford beat Faulkner 8-6 6-4
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MM Banks
New Haven
New England
Hugh Oakley
Montclair
N. J
Evard
Chase
Davenport
Sumanary
T Hyde
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Oakley
Lofeat
Dayvder
Steete
Wesleyan
Swaine
Merriam
Cole
Wiley
Simmons- Thurston
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Fiafeared Hooper-Idsall
Wyde-Wiley
Chase-Davenport
Snyder-taulman
Faulkner
Pirates Rally Past Boston with Big Inning Win
Pittsburgh Pirates outslug Boston with 16 runs across two big frames in the third and sixth, 18 hits total. Barnhart, Whitted, Thomas and Tierney drive key hits as McQuillan takes the loss and Morgan works 2 2/3 innings in relief. Umpires McCarthy and Hart. Time 2:48.
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Braxton
Om Watson
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Id Pitely
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Hart
Fishing Season Breaks Over America
Morris Ackerman of the Fish and Game Authority notes open seasons across the U S from Cape Cod to the Golden Gate. Musky bass and trout fishing vary by state with many regions starting in June while others begin later or have already closed. Anglers are advised on gear choices and lure colors, emphasizing red accents to attract bass and noting seasonal shifts in preferred baits and conditions.
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Fish and Game Authority
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Cape Cod
Golden Gate
Hudson 2
Mam
Fin
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Wisconsin
Ohio
Ontario
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New York
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Minnesota
Maine
Florida
Kentucky
Indiana
Br. Tenshail
Missouri
California
Harvard Varsity Crews Do Four Mile Thames Race
Harvard varsity crews faced a four mile course on the Thames under adverse wind and tide. The Junior crew led early, with the Crimson freshmen rated among the top three, while Atkinson was re-elected captain of the Harvard junior eight.
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Thames
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Atkinson
Bogash Starts Training for Bartfield Battle
Bogash returned to town after his bout with Jim Montgomery in Brooklyn. He resumes training for a welterweight bout with Soldier Bartfield, slated in two weeks, though earlier injuries postponed the fight. Johnny Madden of Brooklyn helps Bogash train for the proposed match on State Street.
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Tou Bogash
Jim Montgomery
Brooklyn
Patrick Doyle Club to Hold Entertainment in At Home
Members of the Patrol Pryole cine will hold a semi monthly entertainment at home Washington avenue Saturday night. A feature is a Irish step dancing contest sparked by Timothy O Sullivan of New Haven, winner of the state championship in Waterbury. The program includes songs by Miss Carexine Lombard with J I Swift heading the committee. Other organizers are John O Sullivan Leahy Peter Connaughton Jeremiah J O Sullivan and Donn J Gilly. The Telegram requests entries via Jack Waray nou Bostwick avenue.
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Patrol
Proyle Cine
Teremiah J. O'Sullivan
Donn J. Gilly
Manning Maxwell Moore Triumph At Seaside Park
Manning Maxwell and Moore defeat Holmes and Edwards at Seaside Park by a slim margin in a high error game. Sherwood and Wotton led batting for Manning group while Holmes and Edwards saw strong support from new recruit Hvisdo. Multiple players tallied hits including doubles by Hvisdo and Rose, with several two base and three base hits noted.
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Maxwell Moors
Holmes & Edwards
Seaside Park
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Moore
Somers
Goyette
Rose
Holmes
Sherwood
fWotton
Hvisdo
Recruit
Snore
Pea Borwid
Wotton
Te Gnars
McCormick
Maxwell & Moore
Hilts
Miizdo
Boywidaires
Scher
Carpet company evicts families of strikers
Local Hartford plant action affects about 80 families facing eviction. Tenants, linked to a strike at the Hartford Carpet company, were ordered to vacate in a tense labor dispute. Officials cited plant operations and safety as factors. The move follows a recent eviction wave, including 72 families at another site, underscoring mounting wartime labor tensions.
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Hartford Carpet Company
Atcike
Saloon Keeper Tony Malyzar Held on Liquor Charge
Police seized several bottles of alleged whiskey in a raid on a saloon at 40 Madrase Vie. Proprietor Tory Malyan was arrested and charged with a junior law violation. He was remanded in jail on $40 bail for a hearing in city court this morning.
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Madrase Vie
Tory Malyan
Hysterical incident halts road brakeman in Brooklawn
John Welp of Lew Paver was found wandering in Brooklawn last night and driven to Emergency Hospital. Doctors moved him to St Vincent's Hospital as investigators consider a hysterical episode with no clear cause and a proposal for gas mixtures to extend underwater breathing.
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Lew Paver
Brooklawn
Tate
B. Urista
St. Vincent's Hospital
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Lorno
Dempsey Predicted To Land Kayo Slam By Jack Kearns
Jack Kearns predicts World heavyweight title bout winner will be Dempsey with a first round knockout, citing past American champions and noting expectant clean fight rules. He dismisses outside interference and says Carpenter’s conditioning is being carefully managed for Georges Carpentier.
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Sipu
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Heenan
Sayers
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Land
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Georges
Only Three Americans Qualify In Gleneagles Golf Match Play
At Gleneagles the Republics Walter Wagen Jack Hutchinson and Emmet French are the three Americans to progress to match play after two days of scoring. Edward Ray led the field with 210 over 54 holes but was edged by Hutchison and Havers. Other qualifiers include Oakenden 244 Harry Vargon 217 James Braid 218 Joseph A Kirkwood 217 I G Renaud 218 Watt 278 Abe Mitchell 219 and Josh Taylor 222 Kirwood, Duncan, and many others failed to reach the last sixteen. Tomorrow's pairings feature Renouf Johns Taylor Hagen Braid Havers Hutchison Hutchison Holland Mitchell Ackenden Joney and Brench Rar.
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Hagen
Dames Oakenden
Harry Vargon
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Jones
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Purley
Helland
Church Brampton
Josh Taylor
George Duncan
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Vardon
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Holland
Wat Mitchell
Ackenden
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Rochester Anghto4 Man Foe Buffalo
In Buffalo, International League action notes limited by fragmentary text. Wiener and Mattox, Werre and Ben appear as players with scarce details. only one game reported with unclear results and lineups.
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Buffalo
Rochester
Wiener
Mattox
Werre
Bensons
Harvard Backstop Dismissed From Varsity Nine
The Harvard varsity baseball team dismissed first string catcher Austin Blair for insubordination. The graduate baseball advisory committee supported the move, recommending Blair be removed from the squad. In the Pennsylvania Harvard game, Jerry Murphy filled in at catcher after Blair warmed with the pitchers and then left the field. The dismissal followed a decision by Coach Slattery, Captain Emmons, and the advisory committee.
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Coa Slattery
Ttery
Emmons
Ring
Blair
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