High School Athletes Receive Cups and Sweaters
Twenty one Bridgeport high school football players received their B sweaters at Celebration Day in the auditorium. Track cup winners from recent meets were honored, and the Fairchild relay trophy was awarded to the school. Al Anderson and Richard Walden presented the prizes, a shift from previous years when coaches handed out emblems. Freshmen and sophomore D boys at Ames were barred from attendance and protested by refusing to buy Criterion to fund the track team.
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Fairchild
Bridgeport
Hill Maher
Whelan
Quigley
Lancaster
Berkwit
Galbiatti
Kranyck
McCulloveh
Hares
Lyons
Jepson
Bramman
McCuen
Whiting
Ryan
Mallon
Lengyel Psige
Mans Gup Winters
Skane
Ryder
Saner
Fitzpatrick
Hopkins
Walea
Nicholson
al Anderson
Richard Walden
Athletics Association
Walden
Occa
Criteriona
Three Teams Tie For Lead In Garden Bike Race
NEw YORK March 11 Thre teams tied for the lead in the Madison Square Garden spring six hour bike race at 10 o clock tonight with four of the other six pairs one lap behind One team won six laps back and another nine The point score of the three leading combos covered 3918 miles and 8 laps at the fifth hour Dez and Van Kempen 853 Mutt and Lorenz 705 and Brocco and Jo jeourn 347 The four pairs a lap behind were Thomas McNamera Benith Taylor Beyl Lomay and Lawrence The record for the hour is 2304 misses Rod Sapa made by Verh ang Pee In 1324 The Van Bever Miquel and De Graeves Reilecs teams withdrew this afternoon finding the pace too strenuous
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New York
Madison’ Square Garden
Dez
van Kempen
Mutt
Lorenz
Horse Racing Entries Show Five Races For Today
Race card lists six purses and entries for two year olds to older horses. Notable names include Flaxey Mae Artemisal Datosa Queen of Trumpa Sleepy Bear X-Action and Whippet Whippet plus Am Eight Sir and Last One. Weather is clear and track fast as conditions for the mile races.
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Haysna Eneries
Artemisal
Datosa
der Manuel
Elias
Qparent
Armenia Irebarran
Tosca
Cielo
X-Georges
Slack Top
X-Lyric
Xsocs Cola
Voorm
Columbia
Whippet
the Enquirer
Dr. Charies Arene
Hoenir
X-Duke of Shelby
X-An Smoke
X-Jake Eld
My Adapt
X-Emmen J
X-Ephymerr
Joel de Vales
Gol Cilrey
X-Apprentica Alowance
Interchurch Basketball League Planned Next Season
At a recent Interchurch league meeting the plan to organize an Interchurch Basketball League for the coming season was discussed and several church teams signified intent to enter. Edward Upson Cowles invites teams to join, and tonight the Presbyterian and United Church basketball teams meet at Presbyterian hall for an exhibition game between the First Methodist team and St John Gye.
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Edward Upson Cowles
United Congregational Church
Presbyterian
United Church
Presbyterian Hall
St John Gye
Yale Grapplers Defeat Harvard in Dual Meets
NEW HAVEN March 11 Yale defeated Harvard in varsity and freshman wrestling. Varsity score 14 08 and freshman 34 8. Harvard won three bouts by decision. Yale won three by decision and one by default. Key results include 215 Walker Harvard over Thompson Yale, 125 Freedman Harvard over Mears Yale, 125 Madson Yale captain over Stearns Harvard, 143 Benjami n Yale over Barker Harvard, 158 Woods Yale over Rouillard Harvard, 7½ Darrell Yale over Eastman Harvard by default, and unlimited Brown Cant Harvard over Darrell Yale.
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New Haven
Yale
Harvard
Walker
Thompson
Freedman
Mears
Madson
Stearns
Benjamin
Barker
Harcvard
Woods
Rouillard
Darrell
Eastman
Brown
Racing card details from H4V4SNA results meet
A racing program lists multiple five race cards for three year olds and up with purses around 700 dollars and 500 dollars. Jockeys and odds noted include Honest George Leven Ravanna Fields Penman Merry Feast Talons Bedie McBride Orleans Girl Langhorne Hermlock and White Haven among others. Times for several races range 1 07 to 1 44 with entrants such as White Haven O Malley Breadline and Exhorter. Also listed are competing horses and drivers in fields with various odds and placements.
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Ramiau
Ferrible Susan
Merrimee
BR. A. Jones
Good Wine
Mister Jiggs
James G
Little Buss
Shasta
Plantagenet
Bostee
James
Cockle Gar
Just Fancy
Penman
Merry Feast
Dawson
Talons
Hunt
Rex
Bedie McBride
Orleans Girl
Langhorne
Hermlock
Twenty Gener
O'Malley
Rebey
Breadline
Lowe Jsi
Alsoran
Tacinerator
Hush
Litherick
Timothy J
Hogan
Harlock
Kacey Basketball Five All Stars Tonight
The Knights of Columbus basketball team face the All-Stars at W.G. A this evening at 18. Knights boast their strongest lineup while the All Stars unveil a surprise in their roster. Referee Ray Whelon to officiate.
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Kacey
Knights of Columbus
Knights
All Stars
A.elmore Hurley LY
Selandiek Coogan
Blade — Deval Darnell Judge
Trevier G
Surprise Hayes
Clancey
Ray Whelon
Rookies Stick in Baseball Dreams to Reach the Major Leagues
A feature on rookies chasing big league success describes the drive to reach the majors, the persistence to stay in the sport, and the reality that many first-year players either stick in the big leagues or drift back to the minors, continually chasing another chance.
Greenwich Golfer Medal Scores in Pinehurst First Round
In Pinehurst North Carolina March 11 the Pinehurst spring tournament opened with most medal scores in the seventies. Notable results include George W Mead Glen Ridge defeating Donald Parson Youngstown 1 up and L A Hamilton Garden City carding 78 to win by 4 and 3 over Telley Southern Pines. John D Chapman Greenwich shot 73 8 3 and defeated J Watson Vuille Royal Montreal 6 and 4. Others with strong scores were Parker Whittemore Brookline 75 B P Merriman Waterbury 75 F Hoyt Engineers 78 F C Newton Brookline 77, with many matches continuing as darkness fell.
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Pinehurst
N. C
Donald Parson
Youngstown
George W.mead
Glen Ridge
L.A. Hamilton
Moss
Telley
Southern Pines
Parker Whittentore
Brookline
B. P. Merriman
Watebury
Frank Hoyte
Egineers Club
F. C.newton
John D. Chapman
Greenwich
Netfurd
Pittsburgh
W. E. Truesdell
Arthur D. Hecord
Albany
L. al- Grea
Providence
John Corley
Sharon
H. G. Merrill
Brooklyn
John A. Heydier
National League Baseball
H. Newton Marshall
Braeburn
Heydler
Hurd
Garden City
B. P
Merrimen
Waterbury
George van Keum
Engis
Oakmont
FH. Hoyt
H. G Welborn
Ars Zand
Gould Stars In Play At Boston Racquet Tourney
In Boston, Gould and Wear of Philadelphia ousted Dixon and Reynalds of Chicago 15 11 15 4 15 3 after winning the opening game 15 12 in the national amateur racquet doubles. New York and Philadelphia teams claimed wins over Boston contenders in the tournament at Trinity Racquet Club.
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Jay Gould
Boston
Muarest Jr
Thirago
New York
Philadelphia
Joseph W. Wear
Homer Dixon
Marty Reynalds
Chicago
Gould
Hewitt Merean
Maurice Hecksher
Bostne Bair
Constantine
Watchins
Roger Cutler
New
J. H. Shoemaker
Leu
Rockford, Tis
McClelland to Train with Champion Before Delaney Bout
Boston reports reach Park City that Jack McClelland will arrive Sunday night to spar for the Monday bout with Jack Delaney at the Cas ing. McClelland, De laney’s rival, will train with middleweight champion Johnny Wilson and sparring partner Mike Sullivan to sharpen tactics for the star event.
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Park City Bus Association
Jack McClelland
Jack Delaney
McClelland
Johnny Wilson
Mike O'Dowd
the Garden
Delaney
Hoe
de Janey
Trish Johnny Curtin
Johnny Willama
Young O'Leary
Billy Prince
Hotel of Atlantique
Curtin O'Leary Battia
O'laary
Wiliams
Chub
New York
Shane
Goth Young Reach
Younes Griffo
Aucceas
Milford Firemen Lose To St James Bowlers
The Milford fire department team fell to St James on the alley at Lie Alratford, dropping two of three games. Tomasko led scoring with 417 across three strings while several Milford players posted lower totals and the team invites other clubs to schedule matches.
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Milford
ST. James
St James
Milford Fre
Alratford
Tomasko
Fleo
Padidocks
James A. C. G. Fedor
J. Tomasko
Caurme
Ana J. Bolacts
Milford Ee
Léemin
Edileon
Smith
Schalz
Dilison
All-Norwalk Tossers Play Paddocks Sunday
The all Norwalk tossers meet the Paddocks at Wellnut Beach Sunday afternoon in a noted local matchup. A preliminary game between the Paddockelles and the Raybestos is listed, with McCarthy Count Ehedon Dafy and Kelley listed for the visitors.
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Fust
Welnut Beach
Sundey Affernoon
Goys
Haaoners
McCarthy
Count, Ehedon
Dafy Sd Kelley
Dartmouth Ties With Columbias Fencers
Dartmouth and Columbia fencing teams battled to a 4 4 draw in New York with Opel securing seven bouts for Dartmouth and Columbia winners in four fights. The result reflects a balanced match between the two Ivy rivals as the meet concluded.
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New York
Dartmouth
Columbia
Opel
Binney sets new 56 yd record at Carnegie pool
Yale and City College of New York met at Carnegie pool where Binney Finney Jr of Yale set a new intercollegiate 50-yard mark in 24.75 seconds, breaking the prior record by about one fifth of a second. Yale dominated with 48 to 5, taking most first and second places in events.
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Carnegie Pool
NEW
Mar—idale Finney, Jr
Yale
Colege
City of
New York
Carnegie
Tarle
University of Chicago
Kanakenui
United States Naval Academy
College of the City of New York
Jelliffé
Pratt
Tyler
Staffer
Ganss
Cook
Guernsey
Crane & Ie
Bowling Tourney Set for Toledo in 1922
The American Bowling Congress named Toledo Ohio as the 1922 site for the tournament. Officials re elected for terms include Tobn Smith of Buffalo and Elmer Byer of Toledo with Kenosha and W B Alexander of Cincinnati also re elected. Prize money totals 43054 with 14884 in tear prizes and 1509 for night score. The individual prize list reaches 18393 and the champion will receive 400.
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Buppalo
American Howling Congress Adegat
Tulefo
Ohio
Smith
Buffalo
Wree
Elmer
Byer
Toledo
Nat Kenosna
Wis
W. B. Alexander
Cincinnati
A. L. Lang
Nair
Allen and DeLorme Fight Off In Amicable Settlement
Allen of this city and Fred J. DeLorme of New York reached an amicable settlement over a bout that never happened with Frankie Jones. DeLorme’s charges and Allen’s suspensions were resolved with a payment plan, clearing the way for Allen to appear on an all star card at the Casino in Bridgeport on April 4.
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Johnny Allen
Fred J. Delorme
New York
Allen
Frankie Jones
Madison Square Garden
Washington
Johnny
Allan
Lee New York
DeLorme
Alien
New York Commission
Jones
New York Boxing Commission
Himma
Bridgeport Athletic An Amusement Company
Connie Lewis
Patsy Bogush
Steaey Steadman
Mike Morley
Hartford
Gran’s Eym
Adgie Harvey
Nanages
Willis Murphy
Staten Island Whirlwind
Corona
Crasha King
Curinis Lewis
Patsy Bogash
Steady Steadmen
Bud Weater
Norwalk
Columbia
Hhe A. & A
George Dwyer
Moose
New Haven
Jos
George Proto
Bba
Hall
Callie
Eéiie O'Brien
Mickey Dance
Mickey Doherty
O'Brien
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