Bridgeport A C. Track Meet Draws 60 Entered From State
Former title holder listed for local meet as Bridgeport A C hosts a major track event at Armory Tomorrow. Yale, Yale Towne, Stamford, Suffield Prep, and Bridgeport High compete with 60 plus entries. Roland Reed of New Haven Harriers and Matty Shane of Bridgeport High lead sprint and distance events. Hilltoppers seek Falrenfid trophy repeat.
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Port A. C
Armory
Yale
Buffield
Bridgeport High
Roland Reed
Newavon Harriers
Reed
Penn State College
Madison Square Garden
Penn State
Feldman
Princeton
St.p- Bills, Jr
Matity@Shane
John Broderick
Stamford
Bridge“port
Suffield
Quar-Tzeta
Dawe
Samuel Dawe
Quemila
Weldlich Brothers
Suffield Grid
Spauld
ang-Hildreth
War Veterans
Post Pub- Nahing
Ort Center
Lane
Meigs and Co
Bridgeport A. Co
Connecticut
A. C
Myrtle A.C
Dungar A. Co
West End A. Ci
M.A
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Alpine A. C
American Chain Company
Yale and Towne Lock Company
Manning Maxwell and Moore Company
And
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Bainkets
Flrst National Bank
Bridgeport Trust Company
F. G. Pasa
Matty Shane
Bridgeport
C.D. Hillson
Fale
A. D. Greeley
New ‘Haven
Bridgeport Trade School
Fairfield High School
Suffield Prep
Bridgeport High School
F. W
J. Fitepatrick
William Morrow
Frank Daly
St. Many’s
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Waring
Yf. Welcher
G. D. Martin
G. N. Poster
Mal Hunter
New Haven
C. Johnson
H. Peterson
Sam Feldman
Ly Murphy
E. Bellman
H. Higgins
Mercersburg Academy
St. Reed
New Haven Harriers
Royal Welch
Bridge_port
A .C
John Marks
I. Higgins
G. Johnson
A. CM. Shane
F. Lamb
Less “Waterbury
St. Mary's A. C
J. G. Weicher
R. V. Turner
G. Wi. Foster
J. Hingins
Mercifshursh Academy
A. ‘Htneyella
Hat Hunter
Ohio
EB Kemmerling
B. Tavite
G. Tharbarn
F. Kropowsky
D. Harvey
di Lockhart
H._ Bernstein
F. Carley
J. Bachm
John Walden
Americas ‘Chain
J. Hamilton
Gilbert
J. Phelan
Myrtle A. C
D. Rosenblatt
C. F. Hug
R. J. Leroy
J. Uwastherne
J. Cullett
John Glynn
Charles Wallin
Alci
Charles Ryder
Neubauer
Wilam
Livkeld
Park City
Electros
Nelay
Os Blas. Howe
Columbus
Staples
Barnum
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I’. Cariey
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John
Marks
Harriers
Walter Mitchell
L. Murphy
Charles Siva
Bridgeport Trada
Leslie Waterbury
St Mary's Stamford
E. Joseph
Hartford
O. Saur
Colgate and Syracuse Clash in Final Season Game
Colgate travels to Syracuse for the season finale against its rival on the latter's court. The Maroon holds a favorable record, with earlier wins at home and a stronger overall showing. Syracuse seeks redemption after key defeats as supporters anticipate a close battle Saturday night.
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N.Y
Colgate
Syracuse
Ivee
Laeter
Rochester
Union
Cornell
Illinois Favored to Win College Indoor Meet at Northwestern
Illinois is named as strong favorite for the Western Conference indoor championships to be held at Patten Gymnasium, Northwestern University, Evanston, next Friday and Saturday. Coach Harry Gill’s star Harold Osborne leads the Illinois team, having defeated top all-around rivals including Brutus Hamilton of Missouri.
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Chicago
Mar
Middle West
Patten
Northwestern University
Evanston
Minnis
Ilinot
Cornell
Harry Gill
Harold Osborne
Anthwio JU
Brutus Hamiton
University of Missouri
Alpines to Meet Glenbrook Five Tomorrow Night
Alpine fast quintet travels to Glenbrook to face a proven home team that has beaten V FW Bridgeport Paddocks and Alpine. Roy Welch leads Alpine at center as they seek revenge after a three point loss. lineup listed for tomorrow’s game at Hilltop.
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Glenbrook
VFW
Bridgeport
Paddocks
Alpines
Minis
Servicey
Roy Welch
Welch
Reese
Agmory
Durcexs
Hilltop Sym
Untermack
Goyette Ee McGiosley Mullaney
Pederson
Fitzsimmons Shea
Saunders
Springtime echoes in baseball golf and politics long ago
An extended poem and assorted sports and public notes recall a vanished era. April winds, Yankee and Dixie lads, and pennant dreams mingle with St. Louis baseball memories and golf invaders. References to Fitzsimmons and Willard, Dempsey activity, and early 20th century leagues frame a nostalgic panorama.
Dempsey Ready to Meet Strangler Lewis Challenge
New York report states Jack Dempsey is prepared to face Strangler Lewis in a straight wrestling bout or a mixed boxing and wrestling match. Manager Jack Kearns insists Lewis could not throw Dempsey in two minutes of wrestling.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
Strangler Lewis
Jack Kearns
Sandow
Lewie
Dempsey
Mlle Lenglen Returns to Tennis Courts
Suzanne Lenglen played her first tournament since defeat last summer, pairing with Count Michael Soumaroov Histon in mixed doubles and with Elizabeth Ryan in women's doubles as the event opened in Swiqe.
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Swiqe
Associated Press
Mile
Suzanne Lenglen
Evan
Molta Bjurstedy Mallory
Michael Soumaroov- Histon
Elizabeth Ryan
California
Smith and Quake Score Kagoes in Wallingford
Bridgeport boxers Smith and Quake scored decisive wins in Wallingford with two early KOs. George Chacklin of Bridgeport won a decision over Tom Dorsey of Wallingford. W L Leahy and J Danak fought to knockouts in the ensuing rounds. Anthony Torortha of Bridgeport lost by referee's decision to James Frank of Wallingford.
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Bridgeport
Amalow
Wallingford
Simon Pures
George Chacklin
Bridseng
Tom Dorsey
Scot Quake
W. Leahy
Steve Smith
J. Danak
Anthony Torortha
Bsport
Jameéey Frank
Kaceys Edge Black Rocks In Fast District Contest
Whe nights of Columbus extended their winning streak with a 22 to 19 victory over the Black Rocks at the High School gym. Mullaney and Buono starred for Kaceys while Buckley and Doney played well for the Rocks. In the prelim, Catholic Community Girls downed M.H.H.A. migsea 21 to 7.
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Columbus
Rehre ‘High School
Mullaney
Buon
Buckley
Donycere
Rocks
Los Angeles Favored to Host 1924 Olympics
New York March 16. Secretary Teubien of the amateur athletic union said there is little chance Los Angeles will host the 1924 Olympic Games. The Paris squad dispute over expenditures may delay but likely not derail Paris hosting as scheduled.
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New York
Angeles
Paris
Teubien
Amateur Athletic Union Today
Los Angeles
New York Giants Second Team to Play Here in April
The New York Giants second team will play here on April 9 as part of an extended southern barnstorming trip. Trainer details show a journey through Dixie ending in Bridgeport and West Point for a cadet game on April 9. The squad, led by Scout Dick Kinsella and coach Jesse Burkett, includes Samid, Gillenwater, Ryan, Shen, McCloughin, Rachat, McFarland, Proctor, Berry, Kopf, Hale, Black, Stengel, Boone, and White.
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Bridgeport
Gene McCann
New York Giant
Wil
San Antonio
Texas
Giants
Dixie
West Point
Army Cadets
Dick Kinsella
Jesse Burkett
Ing
Samid
Gillenwater
Ryan
Shen
McCloughin
Rachat
McFarland
Proctor
Berry
Kopf
Hale
Black
Stengel
Boone
White
Giant
Beaumont
Houston
Maren Bi
Galveston
Knoxville
Town
Johnson City
Tenn
Portsmouth
Conn
Army Fit
Penns Four Mile Relay Team Chosen for England Trip
Coach Lawson Robertson of the University of Pennsylvania announces the lineup to sail from New York to compete in England next month. Captain Larry Brown leads Don Head Johnny Herr Layman Kerr and Elmer McLane on a four mile relay team with Dr. George W. Orton and Dr. Al Kraenzlein assisting during Robertson's absence. Sherman Landers and Bob Maxam aid until Robertson returns.
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Philadelphia
Lawson Robertson
University of Pennsylvania
New York
Penn
England
Larry Brown
Seattle
Wash
Don Head
Johnny Herr
Layman Kerr
Elmer McLane
Robertson
United States and Canada Plan Big Hockey Matches
Tentative arrangements were announced for an international amateur hockey series between teams from the United States and Canada for the title. The first two games would be in Toronto on March 23 and 27, with a second set planned for April 1 and 6. Participants were not yet decided, but Westminster updated the local scene after beating St Paul to claim part of the US title.
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Boston
United States
Canada
Toronto
Westminster
SE Paul
Minn
St Josephs T B L Aux Celebrate 40th Anniversary
St Josephs T B and L association marks its 40th club charter anniversary this evening at the club house on Caroline and Barnum avenues. Event limited to members and invited friends, with an elaborate program and speeches by past officers now prominent in industry and the community.
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St. Joseph's T. B. and L. Association
Caroliné and Barnunavenhey
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