Ten Players Report to Manager Wilhelm New City High School League Formed
Ten players reported to manager Wilhelm as the Bridgeport League forms at Newfield Park. Cantain Water Pearce, Billy Burke, Johnny Henzel, Melvin George Davila, and others joined, while Wotell and Kensie Kirkham were absent. Elliott, a former Michigan star, sent his contract to the Rochester office and will join Bridgeport.
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Bridgeport Baseball Forward On Speed and Stars
Bridgeport rustles with tales of famed base stealers and speedy stars. Comstock tops talk as the fastest in baseball with whispers of Arch Deacon pace. Butler, O Rourke, and Merich rise as clutch runners and judicious players shaping city league power and the coming season while fan parades and a season opener loom in Bridgeport.
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Park City Giants Open First Drill With Sehwahen Nine
Park City Giants manager Bothy Green plans to start drills in two weeks, aiming for a strong Sehwahen lineup. Veterans struggled in a recent Seaside Park knockout, with a real drill set for next Sunday to sharpen the team ahead of SACO Joh events this year.
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Lock Woods Triumph Over Red Tops 9-3
Lock Woods defeats Red Tops by 9 to 3 in a decisive score. The contest highlighted key plays from Medlowe and Busday as Lock Woods pulled away in the late stages at Sea Side Field with strong defense and sharp offense.
De Molay to Close Say This Week
Unclear OCR fragment mentions De Molay and closing this week with scattered references to basketball and location hints. Summary relies on readable entities only.
Holland's Alleys Lead In State Bowling Play
Holland's Alleys hold a three game lead in the state bowling standings. Joe Harper has the top single score of 154 and Pete Pastor leads with a 575 series. Lindsey dominates the average column with 144 while only two players dip below a hundred. Standings show Pastor at 576 and other league records include Kambo al Miller and Rose 108b in the rolled results.
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Pete August Scheduled to Meet George Eagle Here
Local sports card event lists Pete August set to face George Eagle in a staged contest at Mark City arena. Eagle recently joined Al Jennings on a contract, with attendance and timing details announced by Joe Saith, August’s manager, and Pal Thewl slated for the preliminaries.
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Brooklawns Beat Arrow Nine 7 100
Brooklawns defeated Arrow Nine 7 to 0 as Junta Clark pitched for Brooklawns allowing one hit while fanning 15. Arrows yielded no runs and Comets Stith trips secured Luttee Brak Teats with brief mention of late plays.
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Huaeye
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GIBBONS MGR AND A MILK FUND ULTIMATUM IN BOXING DUSTUP
promoter Tex Rickard and manager Eddie Kane press to clinch a signed contract for a Gibbons versus Wills or Tunney bout as talks shift between De Forest and Delaney backers. Tunney may fight Telaney while progress on Gibbons plans hinges on Milk Fund negotiations and boxing commission stance.
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CompO Guards to Play New Gainan Tomorrow
The CompO Guards face New Gaina in a court game tomorrow night with Howard McShues of Hoboken assigned as referee. The Toronto lineup includes Danny Camp Wogan McMahon Walley Quinn Le J Kelley and E McMahon as listed in the readable fragment.
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Schaeffer to Defend Title In October 1925 Challenger Lineup
Jake Schaeffer, holder of the world balkline title, plans a title defense on October 1925. First challenger is Bouardet homans, followed by Rich Hagenlauber and Willis Hope. Remaining eligible challengers are Welker Corhan and K Suzuki.
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Homans
Rich Hagenlauber
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Welker Corhran
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Community Five to Face Regal Team Tonight
The Cathelic Community girls travel to New Maven for the last regal contest of the season at Michaels court. They seek a second win after defeating Ausons earlier. lineup features Miathreen Oliver Fean nette Leech Mary Drew Agnes Watters Mildred W Anna Robstock Y Roach and Catherine Crehan.
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High and Trade Schools Call Off Baseball Drills
Weather updates interrupted afternoon practice as high and trade schools canceled baseball drills. Coach Fae and Marty Gath adjusted schedules with teams idle for the day. Upcoming sessions postponed to within two weeks at Bridgepark and neighboring fields.
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Warren Harding High Nine Set for Scholastic Ball Circuit Debut
Warren Harding High will play in the Scholastic Ball Circuit opening April 20. University School faces Congress High, Shelton High, University School and Warren Harding High as the league debuts in the city. This marks Warren Harding High's first appearance in local sports.
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Warren Harding High
Exhibition Baseball Sparks Rivalry and Schedule Notes
A garbled sports column lists exhibition baseball results and a heated local rivalry. Mentions players Shiv Francis Beau Johnson O Neil and teams including Senators and Orioles. Describes matchups in Jacksonville Richmond and Sanford, plus a lengthy schedule tying T U S to Congress Shelton Warren Harding and University School with upcoming dates and matchups.
Long Hill Five and Lordships TQ Play Friday
Long Hill Five and Lordships TQ are set to clash Friday in a regional league. Next Saturday’s tightly matched game pits Long Hill against Lordship Mig five with a follow up on the schedule not yet arranged. Preliminary Saturday night lineups feature Tong Hill Lordship with Fane Bragaw Delmare Kautz Delmore Messerole Snyder Vassidy Hawkins Stevens among others.
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Fairfield County High School Baseball League Opens Season
The Fairfield County High School Baseball League kicks off April 24 with Fairfield facing Danbury and Greenwich hosting Danbury. teams include Greenwich, Danbury, Norwalk, and Fairfield. Officers named Perrel Green Norwalk as chairmen, John Coulan Greenmglin as vice chairman, Joseph Meason Fairfield as secretary. The schedule lists Greenwich at Danbury, Danbury at Greenwich, Norwalk at Fairfield, and other matchups across the circuit.
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