August Wins Decision In Hartford Bout At Casino
Bridgeport Stelegram reports August defeats Terry O Connor in a four round bout at the State Street Casino in Hartford. Bones defeats Jim Bones and Downey beats another local fighter in the four round cards while Angelo bests Sampson in a brisk stand up match. Exhibition fights with Bogash Jones and Freddie Welsh drew crowd and referee rulings limited officials to licensed CT referees.
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Stamford
Jennings
Black Rock
Peterson
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Lock City
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Ringsi de
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Sid
Willis Angelo
Joe Sampson
Sampson
Shade
Angelo
Wailea
Welsh
Walsh
State Athletic Comm
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Connecticut
International Shooting Union matches set for Milan in June
New York reports that Dr. R.B. Sayre, president of the United States Revolvers association, announced the next International Shooting Union matches will be held in Milan from June 9 to 21. The United States will field teams in rifle and pistol events, and hopefuls are urged to arrange affairs to depart by May 16.
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New York
RB. H. Sayre
United States Revolvers Assochtion
International Shooting Union
Milan
Italy
Greb Dempsey bout unlikely says Pittsburgh promoters
In March reports from Pittsburgh and Buffalo discuss Greb’s small size and the doubt he could beat Dempsey. Promoters led by Harley Murray doubt a Greb Dempsey clash would draw money and argue a decisive bout would be meaningless. The piece weighs sparsely on other possible pairings and uses boxing lore to question dope and match validity.
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Fellows
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Mechan
See- Patera
Tom
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Leonard
Pard
Lyle
Dundes
Dundee
Greb
Jack
Harry
Loac
Pittsburgh
Johnny
Conlon
Ourht
Jim Teffries
Coulon
Your
Jeffries
Charley White
Willie Jackson
White
Jackson
Grants and Rice Spotlight a College Sport Debate
The piece surveys the rise of student athletic participation, citing Ohio State with over 7,000 involved in recreation and contrasting earlier limited interest. It questions abolishing intercollegiate athletics despite calls from some abolitionists, arguing intercollegiate sport boosts public interest, national pride, and cross regional goodwill through events like the Davis Cup.
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Ohio State University
Severateen
Fairlg
Trinity track candidates include Jepson and Immein
Hartford March 23 track practice at Trinity drew over thirty hopefuls under Coach Drew. Key veterans Clapp Nash Brill Richman remain, with Immein totally blind emerging as a strong contender in weight events. Jepson from Bridgeport joins, along with Johnson and Keating in sprints and distance hopefuls.
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Trinty
Drew
Tritty
Clapp
Allen
Nash
Dashey
Guertin
Smith
Brill and
Richman
Brill
Riehman
Herman Immein
Imein
Trinity
Mit
Beard
Mitchell
W Bur
Beard Lea Husky
Te Wag
Wilbur
Honora
Laat
Nash Iy
Johnson
Bridgeport Bat Boy Candidates Grow List
Bridgeport club signs show all players filled except Boby Emme ich as manager James Kelly omits bats tender. Over 50 applicants reportedly seek the job with Joseph Dron wogkl Hy Wiktes as latest applicant. March 22, 192% Sporting Juditor Bridgeport Telegram.
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Bridgeport
Boby Emmeich
James Kelly
Clan McCann
Joseph Dronwogkl
Hy Wiktes
Fotlown
Sporting Juditor
Bridgeport Telegram
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Lafeyette St
Joe Dugan Ailing At Hot Springs Delays Return To Red Sox
Joe Dugan, 15, not gaining strength quickly while with the Red Sox in Hot Springs Arkansas. He appeared in uniform briefly but felt too weak to practice and was sent back to the hotel for medical care. If his condition does not improve soon, he may be sent to Boston to rest until the team arrives. Brugey Quits Pro Baseball After Waiver Sale to Portland Col.
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Joe Dugan
Atar
France
Dotty
Hot Springs
Ark
Red Sox
Jos
Manadger Duffy
Boston
Est. Vo
Sox
Dugan
Dutty
Knights of Columbus to meet YMHA in city hoops clash
The Knights of Columbus X M A basketball team hosts YMHA tomorrow in the second game of the city championship series at the high school gym. Knights seek a comeback after their Tuesday loss to YMHA, while the Kaceys beat them 42 to 17 in a prior match. Don Cretella referees, Charles Walsh times, with dancing by the Knickerbocker Five to follow.
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Rosendluh
Catholic Community Girls
Don Cretella
Charles Walsh
Knickerbocker Pive
Cgxy Mob
A Duval
Mooney
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