Norwalkers Lose to Ribbons 37 21 In Connecticut League
Blue Ribbons of Bridgeport defeated Norwalk 37 to 21 at Colonial Hall. Holman, Swenson, Avenson and Clinton starred for Bridgeport while Dreyfuss, Wright and Burke led Norwalk. The Connecticut State league schedule ahead includes games at Ansonia and Norwalk Armory Friday and weekly Friday home games. Plans to recruit a Penn State player and an Industrial League rematch at Colonial Hall loom large.
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Swenson
Blue Ribbon
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Dreyfuss
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Burke
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Drarfuss
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Minton
Ana
Otmalk
Johnson Oy Reich
Dreyfuss Burke
Tom Thorpe
Arthur Sides
Track Fear
H. S
Uncle Sam
Doc
Higisan
Dartmouth College
Trish
Boxing pundits weigh Dempsey versus Willard and Fulton
Critics differ on whether Dempsey can beat Willard or Fulton. Jones doubts Dempsey can close with Willard to land effective punches and favors Willard, while predicting Fulton would be a tougher opponent for Dempsey.
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Tom
Joss Willand
Stillan
Etipion
Jones
Back Dempsey
Fulton
Willard
Dompsey
Man
Dempsey
Meriden High Here Saturday
Meriden high school meets Bridgeport high school in the local gym on Saturday in a fast likely close game. The Meriden lineup features Kennel Blade Murphy McCarthy Tickey Whitten Mineco and DeBoucher while Bridgeport fields a strong roster, and coach Hunt has reinstated Tickey after disciplinary actions.
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Ty M. Alc
Bridgeport
Meriden High School
Meriden
Whitten
Mineco
DeBoucher
Miske Seeks 20000 For Rematch In New Orleans
Miske demands twenty thousand dollars for a return bout after a six round win over Billy Kuiten and pushes for a 26 round limit. He aims to fight in New Orleans where referees decisions are questioned and big money fights are uncommon. Miske should consider a Fulton bout without percentage of receipts, as a win could lead to later clashes with Dempsey or Willard.
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Billy Miske
Fred Kuiten
Fatl
Miske
New Orleans
Crescent City
Fulton
Dempsey
Willard
Brothwell Beats Ingoldsby In Telegraph Cup Classic
Brothwell defeated Jack Ingoldsby 184 to 70 in the Telegran cup invitational billiards match at the Seaside last night. The Bridgeport club player Ingoldsby led early, but Brothwell’s 28 point run near the end broke the game open, giving Brothwell the victory though Ingoldsby was judged the stronger performer overall. Referee Davis supervised the affair. next Friday Lynch of the Elks meets Ingoldsby of Bridgeport club.
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al Brothwell
Nat Club
Jack Ingoldsby
Bridgeport
Brothwell
Ingoldsby
Davis
English football results and boxing suspension report
London delayed results highlight English leagues with Blackburn Rovers and Manchester United winning, plus Midland and Scottish leagues listing scores. In Milwaukee on March 5 Joe Jagan of Boston received a 60 day boxing suspension for alleged stallings and roughing in a Wisconsin bout. Downey received a similar rebuke earlier.
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London
Princapal
Milwaukee
Joe Jagan
Boston
Bryan Downey
Downes
Inaugural state wooden duckpin tournament set
Local meeting at the Algonquin alleys announced the state wooden duckpin tournament opening next Tuesday. Six cities Bridgeport New Haven Naugatuck Waterbury and Southington will be represented with Bridgeport entering three players Mort Lindsey Connie Lewis and Barpon. Prize fund totals 500 with 300 to the winner 100 to second and 50 to third.
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Johnson
New Haven
Porto Barber
Bridgeport
Teller
Stone
Waterbury
Lindsey
Franchini
Naugatuck
Harper
Barbour
Southington
Algonquin
Hve
Mort Lindsey
Connie Lewis
Barbon
Tollows
Joe Porta
Charley Johnson
Fred Stone
Waterpury
Warper
Tartford
Campety
Barpon
Kon
Bardon
New England
Bob Stone
Lewis-Stone
Peckinaugh Signs Season Contract For New York American League
After a conference with President Ruppert and manager Buggin of the New York American League team Roger Peckinaugh, shortstop and captain, signed a contract for the coming season.
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Ruppert
New York American Teague Baseball Club
Roger Peckinprugh
Shubert Set For Saturday Arrival Ahead Of Burns Bout
Shubert the Massachusetts boxer will arrive Saturday morning with manager Bob Nowell in Bridgeport to prepare for the 12 round title bout with Frankie Burns of Jersey City at the Casino Monday night. Burns’ camp, led by Harry Pollock, plans a hard preparation as both weigh in at 3 pm Monday at the Hotel Alpine.
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Shubert
Massachusetts
Frankie Burns
Jersey City
Bob Nowell
New Bedford
Bay State
Eiter
Alpine
Boston Cueman Wins by 309 208 in Nation Amateur Billiard Tour
Henry Clarkson of Boston defeated Charles White of Brooklyn 300 to 208 in Detroit Michigan in the afternoon contest to win his first game. Clarkson finished with an 8.21 average and high runs of fa ah and If. White held the tournament high run with To. Both players faded in the $2 innings as the event continued.
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Detroit
Mich
Henry Clarkson
Boston
Charles White
Brooklyn
Shannon Wins Qualifying Round at Pinehurst Golf Meet
Shannon of Rockport won the qualifying medal in the spring golf tournament at Pinehurst. Franklin H. Gates of Pinehurst was third at 166, H. J. Fownes of Pittsburgh fourth at 168, with 208 players qualifying. Governor Brumbaugh of Pennsylvania also advanced in the event. Barry and Slart Umpires named for Nave-Tuffs zone in Braves Field event on April 13.
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NG. Mareh Dk
C. Shannon
Rockport
Is. Y
Tesse Dean Pierce
Rochester
Charles B. Fownes
Pittsburgh
Socom
S. Franklin H. Gates
H. J. Fownes
Governor Brumbaugh
Pennsylvania
Say Gol
Barry
Slart
Man Barry
Bob Ehart
Nave-Tuffs
Braves
Fair scores marked by mediocre bowling at meet
Cincinnati march reports a tepid American Bowling Col tess tournament with no bowler breaking into the top ten. Doubles high was 1195 by GG Thomas and F Perold of Kenosha Wisconsin, singles 648 by E C Wagle of Des Moines Iowa, with ten leaders listed across events and teams. Faber not drafted as Urban Faber Chicago White Sox pitcher will not be conscripted.
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Urban
Red) Faber
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