Bridgeport Lodge Hosts Annual Meeting and Exhibits
Daisy W. Barstow regent of Cornelia Wildes council of Loyal Ladies of the Arcanum reflected as supreme regent at the annual lodge meeting in Springfield. Exhibit of class work opened 3 to 6 pm at Barnum avenue Catholic? house with teachers named. Notable race results and officer elections noted, including Elvira Blake joining finance committee and Carlton E. Hoadley named supreme warden. Membership growth reported with councils in several cities and a May 1923 supreme meeting invited and accepted.
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Daisy W. Barstow
Poplar _Street
Cornelia Wildes Council
The
Arcanum
Speme
Lodge
Springfeld
Catholic Commg House
Barnum Avenue
Ted P. Me
Elizabeth Brown
Collins
Elzabeth Crech
Mary Day
Isabel
Ross Dura
Kathe
Micen Iltaehantetn
Fionn
Wuxh
Sloco
Auursuay
Elvira Blake
City
Minnie Hoadley
Royal Arcant
Carlton E. Hoadley
New May
Los Angeles
Washington
D.C
New Haven
Cleveland
Seeston
Hunter
Barstow
Fred Blakellemmis
Accond
Jere Charles Oviatt
Hird
Mfornn
Loomis
Wiliam Bent
Charles Brad Allen Loans
Henry Rider
George Bar
Samuel Booth
Georg
Mile Rolay—Tirst
Col Rryers
J. Williamso2dhy
Bumatesd
Fox Mastoglia
Mars
Frank H. Raley
Jolene
Williston
Clove
Saron Munsey
Giles Gregory
Myint
Lewis
Charlex Robinson
William
Isabel Gregory
Mix Benning Broad
Collebate
King Barstow
Dororhsiomis
Winsie
Williamson
Esther Gregortrd
Lanveon
Billy Munsie
Ane
Lummas
Allen
Clawson
Red and Black in varsity meet core events recap
Local prep track notes show Yale interscholastics looming as Red and Black rely on Lee and Amsel return. Healy and Loomis pace middle and distance events while Healy tops field in several races. Captain Kramer Nicholson surprises with a second in broad jump.
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Jonnson
Whia
Lilltoppers
Tac Nme
Kramer Nicholson
Hyder
Amshed
Loonie
Skane
Fitzpatrick
Healy
Hartford
Loba Jada
Loomis
Mel Hunter
Collertate Prep
Geach Anderson
New Haven
Lee
Amsel
Mwizh
Rich
Stevens
Ireyn Ryder
Bridgeport
Beck
South Manchester
Whalen
Delaney
New Briain
Nicholson
Healey
Skatie
Fitpatick
Brdgeport
Burns
Holyoke
Bush
Dondero
Nowak
Margolis
Crandishamn
Smith
Osborne
Ducharme
New Britain
Landino
Berula
Cooley
Deleney
Mie Ewlay—Firet
Greens Farms Win Over Riversides
Whitport May 14 Special The Greens Farms baseball team defeated the Riversides of Bridgeport 7 to 4 this afternoon at Tredford Oval. Key plays included a triple by Frank Roskorko and a steal of third and home by Michaels after a double. Archur Gritzmaucher pitched a ninth inning tryout for the locals and manager Searil plans him on the mound next Sunday versus Norwalk Co. The score reflects Greens Farms 7 Riversides 4 with Duffy Gritamaucher and Roskoskas contributing.
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Whitport
Green Farms
Riversides
Bridgeport
Tredford Oval
Frank Roskorko
Michaels
Archur Gritzmaucher
Searil
Tcith
Norwalk. Co
Greens
Parras Pood Woosxers
Anisooo
Duffy
Gritamaucher
Roskoskas
Shelton Wins First League Contest 9 to 4
The Shelton A. C. won its first Junior Recreation League game yesterday by defeating the Cardinals 9 to 4. Ambrose pitched well allowing four hits and ten strikeouts. Flynn took the loss as Shelton connected for 14 hits. All players report for practice tonight at the Shelton school district.
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Shelton A. C
Cardinals
Ambrose
Flynn
Sheltons
Shelton School
Dismond
Carpentier Returns to France Almost Unnoticed
Georges Gurpender We world's Tech heavyweight champion pugilist returns to Paris from London where last week he defended his title against Ted Kid Lewis. The return was virtually unnoticed with only a few personal friends at the station to greet him.
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RIS
Georges Gurpender
We World's Tech
Pugilist
Paris
London
Ted
Kid" Lewis
Mlz
Bridgeport High Faces Three Games This Week
Bridgeport High's Red and Black baseball team will play three games this week, the first time over two games in a week this season. They start Tuesday against Greenwich High in New Haven, then face New Haven Academic High Friday, and finish Saturday at Seaside Park against Collegiate Prep of New Haven. Shea leads as captain during Rooney’s absence. Pat Lavery pitches for Lyons Terrace.
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New Haven
Rogters
Ney
Wich High Avit
Downstate
Grvenwich Gan
Eam
Gallagher
Tred
New Haven Academic High
Elm City
Academc
Earier
Shea
Lie
Uooney
Knickerbocker Girls Accept Glenbrook Challenge
Knickerbocker Girls basketball team accept challenge from Glenbrook girls. Manager Anna Casparia seeks guarantee details and awaits Glenbrook manager Lockwoo contact. Address given: 22 Williston Street Bridgeport, Conn.
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Knickerbocker Girls
Glenbrook
Anna Casparia
Lockwoo
Glenbrooks
Rerard
Williston Street
Bridgeport
Cena
Ericksen wins Cyanel Club road race in New York
Nicholas Ericksen of the Finnish American Athletic Club won the sixth annual cap road race from a field of 78 runners representing clubs in New York Connecticut and New Jersey. His time was 8 minutes 97 seconds for five miles. Albert Michaelsen of the Cyenet A C finished second and J Caln of the Mohawk Athletic Club placed third. Time Prin of the Finnish American A C won the prize for his last time 44 minutes 17 seconds.
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Chester
N. Yu
Nicholas Ericksen
Finnish- American Athletic Club
New York
Cyanel Athletic Club
Connecticut
New Jersey
Albert Michaelsen
Cyenet A.C
J. Caln
Mohawk Athletic Club
T Ime Prin
A. C
Feraieh
Miss Bleibtrey Defies World Swimmers in Challenge
New York May 14 Miss Ethelda Bleibtrey champion swimmer who plans to turn professional has challenged any man or woman to races from 100 yards to three miles. The event would be at Madison Square Garden on a date chosen by management. She targets Miss Margaret Woodbridge and an English channel hopeful. Garden pool opens for its second season June 3 and runs to Labor Day.
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New York
Ethelda Bleiberey
Schraimer
Prederick W. Rubien
A. A
Manlven Square Garden
Iti
Bleibhroy
Margaret Woodbridge
Deefrost
Ami
Garden Pool
Oxford Cambridge Crew May Come Here
Racing circles in New York report a possible combined Oxford Cambridge crew visiting America for an informal series of races in July and August. The plan would involve matches in Canada and the United States with crews from the jallet Blues and Dark Gines, aiming to avoid clashes with Navy or Cornell schedules. Training time and season logistics are cited as major factors in timing.
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New York
England
Oxford
Navy
Cornel
Georgie Ward to Fight Kelly on Wednesday
Welterweight champion Georgie Ward of New Jersey will appear in Newark on Wednesday facing Ilmmy Teeily, a rugged challenger from Tronxite, in a main bout. Ward, a clever boxer, has drawn Mickey Walker among others and is tentatively matched to Jack Britton next. The night features an extensive supporting card.
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New York
Maylin Geoormmne Ward
New Jersey
Ilmmy Teeily
Tronxite
Pioneer A. Co
Yuraka
Ward
Peuten
Mickey Walker
Jack Britton
Newark
Kelly
Bree National League Manager Reports Incident
Ross Idaho May 1 Robinson manager of the Bree National League Baseball Club yesterday beleaguered Victor Cameron a nineteen year old Bois igs school student and pitched in, to report for a troubling r gght.
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Ross
Idaho
Robinson
Bree National League Baseball Club
Belegraned
Victor Cameron
Bois Igs School
Uifielde
Pimch Inter
Rex Beach Picks Alaska as Favorite Bear-Hunting Haunt
Rex Beach names Alaska his top spot for big brown bear hunts. He recalls shooting a big brown in Alaska, describes gear and rifle power, and notes a preference for hunting near fast water and avoiding high-volume duck hunting. Beach also comments on goose shooting and general hunting philosophy.
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REX Beach
Alaska
Alasky
Hal Agdar
Galda
Porry
Im Hunting Co
The Sportlight and Sports Notes From City Page
A fragmented column blends poems and sports talk, referencing Grantland and The Sportlight. It weaves literary reflections with notes on boxing, golf, and baseball including Dempsey, Jack Johnson, and Davis Cup mentions amid era observations.
Eqnard-Britton Bout Set For June In New York
A long awaited boxing match between Benny Leonard and Jack Britton is planned for June in New York. The bout, fought at welterweight, follows Leonard’s lightweight title status and Britton’s challenges, with talk of Cane and Moret as possible opponents or rivals in the surrounding calendar.
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New York
Benny Leonard
Shrempion
Jack Brittan
Billy Gibsom Leanard
Franeger
Champlon
Coafiemie
Britton
Iwoward Cane
Dan Moret
Ladianopolis
President Harding Enters Harbell in National Capital Horse Show
Washington May 14 President Harding will enter his saddle horse Harbell in the National Capital Horse Show opening tomorrow. Serjeant Josent Metkelson will ride Harbell through his paces as the horse undergoes daily workouts in preparation for the event.
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Washington
President Harding
Harbell
Horse Show
Aesociglian
Josent Metkelson
European cyclists sail today for New York meet at Velodrome
Four European riders arrive in New York to pace the race at the Velodrome on 22nd Street and Broad. Notable figures include George Seres, Paul Verkya, Goorm Callebas, and Frank Cavey among others. American contenders named include Clarence Carmel, George Wiley, Vincens-Midonna, Bobby Watihour Jr, Willie Coburn, and Pores Lacvience.
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New York
George Seres
Kraner
Parissix Ciy
Paul Verkya
Feleian Shar
Amd Goorm
Callebas
Bie Aly
Cavey
Toledo Baseball Park Sold to New Yorker
May 14. Swayne Tield, owner of the Toledo club of the American association, has sold the Toledo Baseball Park to Edgar M. Feeney of New York. The park will be used as a site for a large safe manufacturing plant after the small club’s option expires in 1926.
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Toledo
Swayne Tield
Toledo Clab
American Association
Edgar M. Feeney
New York
Imall Club
Morvich Begins Homeward Journey After Derby Win
Morvich, winner of the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs, was placed in his own car and sent toward Jamaica Jamaica after a celebratory night rest. The Black champion, as he left for his Jamaica headquarters, aims for an American record in earnings this season at Long Island and Eastern tracks.
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Louisville
Lda Morvich
Churchill Downs
Jamaica
L. 1
Turt
Tfreen
Drestling
Long Island
Westports Defeat Norwalk Team to Start Streak
The Westports beat Norwalk by a 6-2 score as Jimmie Danaher pitched the first three innings before giving way to a reliever. Key plays came from Danaher, Tornkahl, Perrons, and Sacee with strong defense from Berbrick and Helfant helping sustain the win.
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Westport
Westports
Negrescent A. C
Norwalk
Jimmie Danaher
Waestports
Danaher
Tornkahl
Perrons
Sacee
Berbrick
Helfant
Bridgeport Amateur Baseball Scores From Yesterday
Scores from Bridgeport and nearby games include Colonials 14 over White Eagles 1 and Barkshires 4 Ansonia 4. Rectors 4 All Stars 5. St Marys 4 over Paddock Babies 25. Monarchs 2 over Robin Midgets 1. Riverside 4 beat Westport 6. Norwalk 112 Crashes 9. Other results show Green's Faring 7 and Milford Prep Sufficid 4.
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Bridgeport
Colonials
White Eagles
Swalton A. Cy $ Cardinals
Barkshires
Ansonia
Sc. John’s
Rectors
All Stars
St. Mary's
Paddock Babies
Young Moni’ Cans
Red Sox St. Feifield Legion
Whity Pines
Beachstreet Juniors
Dept
Sullivan A. c
Young Mohicans
Robin Midget
Monarchs
Rovers
James
Devon A.C
Green's
Riverside
Westport
Crescents
Norwalk
Crashes
Bach Sold to Rochester Amid Rumors Report
Pittsfield baseball note reports Bach sold to Rochester and notes tumbling details about the International League move. Sources mention Bach facing scrutiny as the deal circulates and preparations for the next season begin.
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Bach
Rochester
Bil Bach
Pittsfield
Fas Bagh
Bridgeport Ranks Second In Team Batting This Week
Bridgeport slides to second in team batting led by Irving and Brackett as locals post a .283 average while New Haven hovers just above the honor mark. Seven locals hit above .200 with Irving raising his average five points to lead the list among Eastern Seaboard squads.
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Bridgeport
Albany
Donovanh Ites
New Haven
Eastern Seamuers
Irving
Brackett
Emmerich
Kingdon
Bud Stapleton
Pittsfield
Slim Barnheart
Liamy Irving
Ato
Brice
Joe
Witchburg
Wirtec
Lee
Obero
Springfield
Swaney
Hartford
Justs
Fiedler
Reilly
Rodrigues
Smith
Loftus
Gene Martin
Fab Vch
Pee Nose Haven
Bridgenort
Fitehbuss
Pittafield
Waterbury
Mab
Les
Fitchourg
Gbere
Savefield
n-Jh
Cosgrove
Srhmeahty Kingdon
Conway
Fiventnins Clark
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