Bridgeport Alphabets Triumph Over Lakeviews 82 5
Ching Hammill leads Bridgeport Alphabets to an 82 to 5 win over Lakeviews at Newfield Park. Alphabets dominate with Hammill scoring and Lee and Bakos adding touchdowns as Vikings struggle in windy conditions. Lakeviews score a late touchdown but fail to keep pace.
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Bridgeport
Cteam
Viking
Bayonne
N. T
Newfield Park
Park City
Williams Lover
New Haven
Ares
Akles
Hite Bales
Lake
Slaughter
Seaside Park
Enras 'Fatlad
Toxdovel Jeecy Grom
hGatiela
Urefcla
Vikings
Rene
Ching
Lee Sia
Hagle
PNY Spoena
Lakeviewa
J' Ty
Waraska
ProzePore
Humphries
Tipe
Mage
Hina Gubersk
Lo Tmkerien
Hartigan
Ec Kerns
Jenro
Patuzui
Broadley
Glick
Rowley
Bakos
Brebock Aris Votrle
Larkedale
Waters
Morgat
Ums
Pire
Mahoney
Beadjinesmam
Pyura
Nebeus Waraska
Pre'iz
Babson Honder
Orszag
Waras
Lakeviews
All Star Major League Team Named by Walter Johnson
Walter Johnson selects an all star major league infield and pitcher from 13 years of experience. Ty Cobb Tris Speaker Babe Ruth outfielders. Hal Chase first, Napoleon Lajoie second, Jimmy Collins third, Tucky Turner shortstop, Charley Street catcher, Ruth/Waddell pitcher. Johnson notes past stars outshine current players and hints more names on page XVI.
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Walter Johnson
Ty Cobb
Tris Speaker
Babe Ruth
Hal Chase
Napoleon _Lajoie
Jimmy Collins
Tucky Turner
Charley Street
Ruth
T Weddad
San Francisco
Jos Engle
Washington
Johnson
Fred Tenney
Chase
Eddie Collins
Trans Win Over Stratfield Team By Close Score
Trans beat Stratfield 8 to 6 at Lear side Park after a tightly fought game. A late rushing TD by Bandy gave Trans the lead as both teams stalled on offense and displayed strong defense and sportsmanship throughout.
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TRANS
Stratfield
Heheratfield
Tran
Learside Park
Galtt
Ruhlman
Rans Ray
Ierney
Smith
Turco
Coffea
Morrak
Kelly
Malloy Maloney
Christenson Gibbons
IRG
P. Novak
Denese
W. Novae
Kobac Colgan Bannon
Donovan
Reichkaan
Magner
Imrenson Currans
Lapkin
Stedultz
Bandy
Honerg
AV. Ww. Ie
Maslaun Jr
Guark
Masten Jr
West
Hubbard
Kane
Bethiz
Calehera
Abrams
McDonough Bubkle
Clute
O'Rourke
Ddalerza
Maslen
Bethin
Aren
Scully
Heath
Art Wargo
Wane AM A Sa AB Ves Haviland
Hap Barrett
Neilson
Mwakuan
Lehe
Ris
Spatos
Hawley Oo
Alos
Late Hallowe'en defeat spurs Bridgeport High to regroup
Bridgeport High School lost 14 to 4 to Fordham Frost in a Saturday game blamed on late Halloween festivities. Coaches note several players were out late, causing tentative teamwork and lapses in effort. Stamford looms Armistice Day for the state championship, prompting calls for stricter training and possible lineup changes to improve a potential title bid.
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Hallowe'en
Bridgeport
Fordham Frost
Lyon Terrace
Fordham
Hilltoppers
Stamfords
Stamford
Redgate
Lyons
Maherang
Chaitlin
O'Connor
Leible
Crafi
Brooklyn
Lethie LE
Wordham
Gafety
Lodester
Hopkick
Kelly
Redgat
Amarsot
Maher
Murphy
Chaillin
Here Lyons
Kaylan
Sodestrom
Bjorlin
Segal
Chaiklin
Foreham
Nonnan
Hyan
Waters
Kleoppenburgs
Dusty
Ostenhel
McCullough
Uni
Mead
Jintsnan
Tink
Longfellows trounce Tigers 18 to 0 at Seaside Park
Longfellows defeated the Lincoln Tigers 18 to 0 yesterday afternoon at Seaside Park. Patrasie scored two touchdowns on long runs, including a 50 yard dash, as Varay added another score and The Woot Enders sealed the game.
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Longfelows
Lincoln Tigers
Patrasie
Bend
Varay
Langteliows
Lincolns
Patraste
Williams in Front Defeats Springfield in Cross Country
Springfield veered in a cross country meet as Williams led with an individual win. The score stood 87 to 19 in favor of Williams, showcasing a strong performance by the visiting team and notable finish by Williams.
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Springfield
Wels
Defamedl Springfeld Callegia Barriera
Williams
Wininep
The Best Backfield Grange and the Western Stars
Grantland Rice reviews college football backfields. He ranks Grange as the outstanding Big Ten back, praises Illinois backs Britton and Mollwain, and notes Notre Dame’s strong lineup while predicting Illinois may win the title. He surveys Harvard, Princeton, and key Western squads, highlighting ends, punters, and centers and forecasting a close race.
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Notre Dame
F. KK
Illinois
Hall
Grange
Britton
Mollwain
Tali
McThyain
Grangy
Ilinois
Harvard
Princeton
Flarvard
Cambridge
Frank Powers
Iis
Western Stars
Michigan
Touti
Zwppke
Blanry
Plang
Karow
Wunt
Cumeron
Ohio State
Jtunt
Cameron
Verges
Ohio
Steger
Rockwell
Walter
Northwestern
Granga
Solheim
Weinelze
Graham
Minnesota
Generals
Chica
Harry Thomas
Maroons
Wisconsin
Jack
Harris
Harmon Brothers
Lea
Doyle
Marks
Indiana
Purdue
Spradling
Boilermakers
Harreson
Monroe
Town
Parkin
Fry
Hogan
Scantlebury
Hut
Otto
Roney
Barnes
Chicago
Rokuack
Pulaski
Gowdy
Hancock
Slaughter
Miller
Tinois
Abramson
Claypont
Bast
Tong
Free admission for under fiftheen boys at Rutgers games
New Brunswick reports free entry for any home Rutgers football game for boys under fifteen wearing short pants. The Rutgers Athletic Association runs a special stand at Neilson Field for young fans. Varsity cheerleaders rally the youngsters with Rutgers cheers during each game. A Lafayette clash on Saturday is expected to draw the largest crowd in local football history, estimated at 16,000 to 20,000.
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New Brunswick
Rutgers University
Rutgers Athletic Association
Neilson Field
Rutgers
J Tre College Fees
Tven
Lafayette
Field Capacity and Stand Use for City Boys Games
The special stand will serve city boys and Rutgers management plans for fair play at major games while Starlet teams compete at smaller contests. The article notes capacity and seating arrangements for youth and college supporters.
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Rutgers
Stamford High Sees Change In Football Encounter Date
The Stamford High versus High football game date has been moved from Saturday November to Armistice Day November 14 to accommodate hometown fans and student supporters who work Saturdays. The change has sparked considerable discussion among fans and students.
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Stamford High
Poet
Uoks
Stamford
Erkes and Hanlon Lead Billiard Title Tourney
Bristol player Erkes and Hanlon of Waterbury top the State Billiard tournament standings with 3 wins and 1 loss each. Holmes of Bridgeport trails with 1 win and 3 losses as upcoming matches pit Erkes against Soccoli and Hanlon against Stone at local academies in New Haven, Bristol, and Hartford venues.
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Erkes
Hanlon Ted
Benoit
Holmes
Hanlon
Shaw
Igh Shaw
Bristol
Shaay
Cody
New Britain
Soccoll
Rogers Academy
New Haven
Holmes Va
Police
Greene's Academy
Waterbury
Hanler
Stone
Woostar Academy
Harsday
NOYES TO Pilot Army Eleven In Grid Battle
New York November reports that Noyes, ex Navy quarterback and famed grid star, will coach the Third Army eleven to face the Seventh Regiment at Polo Grounds on Election Day. The squad includes Lieutenant Dodd, West Point alums Tyler and Glasgow, Devens, Gayle, and Ogden, with former Navy and college stars shaping the lineup.
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New York
Lietenant Noyes
Navy
West Point
Devens
Gayle
Centoy
Wilpane and Mary
Ogden
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Ching Hammill
NEW Stars
Lajoie
Infield
Waddell
B.H.S
Clyer Corpora
Beenstein
Kureman
Conn
Aco
Longfellows
Tigers
Ripley
RS. C. Whitpenn i Bernardaville , Hy
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Sarazen
Staunton Wigh School
Gillespie, Tll
Seip
Grantland Rice
Noyes
Ed. Fitzgerald
Steve Culver
Leroy Clinton
Johnny ‘Kelly
Nick Essa
John ‘McKane
Tomy] Biles
George Gennello
Jack Rayder
Jezy F ‘Tiedman
Thomas Heaney
Ed. Hart
John Clark
Ed. Perry
Jack Dess
Jack Ean
Janes Wargo
Lesko
Dan Coffy
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