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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1925
Page
11
Bridgeport Telegram reports Yale intends to construct a new hockey rink with a projected cost near $200,000. The notice appears in a March issue, detailing upcoming planning for athletic facilities on campus. The project is framed as part of Yale’s expansion of sports infrastructure.
Yale football notes show a projected squad depth with ten players expected to join the combine year roster. Reporter RP Pond details veterans and new faces, highlighting positions and potential leadership from captain hopefuls as the team aims to improve on a recent strong showing.
Local vaudeville sketch features Walthour and Spencer performing in New ton with Regge Mos. The act includes lively routines and audience engagement as they travel through a brief theater set.
Racing entries show numerous horses and drivers including Furst Back Malden, Kaliko, Saami, Wandering Knll, Apres Motus, Sabre, Vandawregy, Heraht, Lone Pine, Miss Shasbe, Miss Omoni, Tamperet, Suhala, White ants, Cruzer, Bh Vad, Black Wand, Quert de Cuise, and many more. Purses and times referenced, with details of pace and stakes across multiple divisions and ages.
A chaotic list from New Orleans horse races shows purses and entries across five stakes. Notable figures include Leopardess, Moonraker, War Tdel, and Forest Flower while horses such as Prince TH TH and Meadow Lwwy appear with weights and odds.
Unclear OCR passage lists scattered names and figures from New Orleans racing results. Mentions include Abbott, Teagan, Kentucky irrigator, White Pent Afleshu, San a Coupled, Th Roids, Wings, Dinwer To, Destiny Moore, Faxoneres, Burge, PaPTH RACK, Shayne Peper, Abbey, Towis, Romanel, Maje, Mayers, and Montgomery with various numbers like 7-8 and 11-5, but no coherent event or outcomes are discernible.
Fragmented OCR text shows unclear racing results, numbers, and names. Readable elements include possible times and monetary figures, but entities remain obscured and unreliable.
New York March. Intercollegiate Association formally voted to hold the events at Franklin Field, Philadelphia, on May 28 and 30. The meeting also rejected reducing the varsity cross country championship distance from six to four miles.
A crowded card lists entries from William of Ceretoman Lloyd Clean to Fanmaker 18 and Willie Gardens with purses around £1,000. The program includes Abel contests, appellate heats, and a 1-16 arvell Sumter lineup, plus various stakes and mile events.
Williams College reports William Bullock will coach the lacrosse team at Amherst Williams. He succeeds Ralph Leonard who resigned last fall for a Penn State post. Bullock, a former Springfield College athlete, also coaches soccer and wrestling and has performed well in both. Lacrosse is new at Williams and will need years to develop a winning team.
Ohio State clinched the Big Ten basketball championship by defeating Indiana last night. Illinois finished tied for second with Minnesota and Indiana settled for third, ending the season in a four-way tie for second place.
Columbia, Cornell, Dartmouth and the University of Pennsylvania agreed at the Cochiitada University Club to organize a four team league. Cornell, Dartmouth and Penn ratified, while Penn lacked final authority. Harvard and Princeton oppose. Yale may join as new members are added. The plan includes a trophy to be won five times for permanent possession as teams arrange mini schedules.
Mendell and Woodcock return from Toronto and Stratford with plans for a Yale hockey rink at Yale flat or nearby Laphin Field. They report a similar Canadian structure could seat 5200 and cost about 200000, ready in four months if funded. Yale faces no land cost but lacks funds to start construction.
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