Bridgeport Baseball Sale Delayed As Prospective Buyer Considers Offer
The Bridgeport franchise sale drags on as a prospective buyer, a well known businessman, asks for more time to decide. Estimated outlay runs at least $30,000 including franchise, park rental, new players, and spring training. Names tied to the deal remain private until the buyer clarifies stance. Meanwhile, Eastern League eyes a meeting in Albany to finalize Bridgeport’s 1926 schedule, contingent on the club’s definite plan.
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Late Flashes Break Records in New York Meet
Eile Rademacher, Germany’s inv anted breaststroke champion, and Walter Laufer with Harry Glaney of the Central Bla. A. shattered several swimming records at the New York Athletic Club. Rademacher set two world marks as Waite High Beaten.
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Seniors Capture Court Antlewn at Harding High
At Harding High gym in inter class basketball the Seniors beat the Juniors 31 to 21 while the Sophomores defeated the Freshmen 15 to 10. Star players Cas per and DeLacy led the Seniors with Burns sparking the Juniors as the Freshman Sophomore game swung to the Sophomores in the end.
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Essex to Meet La Valle Tossers Tonight at Sokol Hall
Essex set to face La Valle quintet at Sokol hall tonight. Visitors tout Ahistrand brothers in lineup and boast wins over Stratford American Legion and Southport Freemen. Renaissance Hits Five slated to perform March 19 as Bridgeport hosts notable basketball and music events.
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Kokg Wins Cheltenham Steeplechase Ahead of Old Tay Bridge
Don March 1 AP The chief Amperman entry Kokg led the Cheltenham steeplechase to defeat yesterday's favorite Old Tay Bridge by four lengths. Old Tay Bridge and Gerald L. were among the top contenders, with Kokg closing the gap to claim the great English jumping classic.
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Stratford High Five Wins Over Bridgeport Trade On Court
Stratford High Five won easily in a 35-15 victory over Bridgeport on court. The matchup was part of a local sports rundown listing high school results and other area results from the day.
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Cubs Lose One Game In West End Title Race
The Jackson Cubs captured the West End basketball title with only one loss under Board of Recreation supervision. Belmonts finished second with two defeats. The Cubs’ star was Ident named Inneve, scoring seven points. League standings and individual records were compiled by Superintendent Fred Corbally.
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Kacey Fan Takes Stand Over Court Series Row
The Bridgeport debate over the Kacey MAA basketball series heats up as fan Irah Moss protests Mooney and Johnson. The letter critiques past scheduling and argues the Kaceys deserve a fair home and away format, predicting a bold challenge if the series proceeds on neutral ground.
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Fairfield Legion to Use Field This Summer
Fairfield March 10 special. Arrangements to use the American Tegian field this year. The team will offer home games each Sunday afternoon during the summer months. The Twilight League will be granted permission to use the field every evening in two weeks to stage games there.
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Linane and Hoffman lead Central High to 34 28 win over Brass City Tossers
Central High of Bridgeport topped Crosby High 34 28 in Waterbury as Linane and Hoffman starred with seven field goals and a foul, while Cassidy led Crosby. Greenwich High beat Danbury 26 10 as Reilky and Peck stood out. Central High faces Greenwich next.
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Fairfield Legion Juniors Require 1925 Star Team Report
Manager Edward Henry of the Fairfield Legion Juniors orders all members of the 1925 star baseball team to report to Captain Stan Teahy at 2 o clock Sunday at DuPont field. Berths for the season will be limited to those who report on time.
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