Williams A C Dominates Chain 34 to 7 at Weiss Field
Williams A C of New Haven defeated the American Chain team 34 to 7 on Weiss field. Quinn starred for Williams with multiple touchdowns aided by Krall and Rowley. Riley of the Chains scored the lone TD on a 73 yard return after catching a Krall pass. Brady added a G. Final score 34-7.
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Quinn
Williams
Krall
Williams A. C
New Haven
Weiss
Elm City
Riley
Collins
Brady
Tuns
Rowley
Stan ‘Wood
Lineup and scoring details from Tufts game showcase college teams
Wittamis A C Amer Chain Barty Schartnit and Rowley split left tackle and guard duties with McDonough and Plara at center Laird Frankel Teight Hunt Malone Teight at guard and tackle Callahan Friend Catlins at right end Riley at quarterback Bakes and Miller Bragford Schamnan and Barsikow Klapproth Forst at backs with touchdowns credited to Williams Quinn Krall Bradford and team totals from American Chain Rey Williams Stanwood Chain Brady Mehegan and Kea man Ed Murphy Brown University Uneaman F Donn of Bridgeport and Peterson of New Haven officiating Time periods set at twelve and ten minutes Stanwood Sherman Quinn
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Williams
Lavas
Apa
Wilson
Quinn
Aken
Inner
Savard
Aqte
Aslakoff
Chari 1A
Willams
Krallomiada
Miller
Iams
Ako
Williama
Bukos
Banikow
Ag Williams
Hall
Une
Stanwood
Bradford
Willams Yatarten
Klapproth
Thent Mardh
New Haven
Pase
Bakos
Barnikow
Bridgeport
Rowley
Malone
Chain
Jettent
Bornikow
Chein
Wilame
of Willama
Molding
Bakes
Miler
Yosa
Bukod
Chin
Brady
Tlunses
Gin
Chavns
Krall
Stanwond
Naval
Schatzrann
Haff
Forst
Chain Weken
Frost
Bako
Shateman
Kraih
Er Jone
Schatzaman
Riley
Schatamna Land
Kraft
Senre Williams
American Chain
Friend
Twilliams
Dr. Bralt
Tufts College
Mehegan
Purdue University
Keaman
Ed Murphy
Brown University
Uneaman
F. Donn
Peterson
Boy Brawls Over Craps With Youths And Fights Officers
Michael Zalon of 74a Ogden Street was found gambling craps with a group of boys, most decades younger. Police attempted arrest and he resisted, leading to gambling and resisting charges.
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Michael Zalon
Ogden Street
Bogash Flattens Ryan in Third Round at Philadelphia Fight
Bogash defeated Willi Ryan of New Brunswick in the third round at the Nav vionn Club in Philadelphia Saturday night. The Bridgeport boxer unleashed a right that split Ryan’s jaw, sending him to the hinge belt as Ryan, once a top Philly contender, struggled to recover. Bogash, set for a Newark bout with Tommy Stapleton, prepared his power punch for a decisive finish.
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EU Bogash
Willi Ryan
New Brunswick
Philadelphia
Bogneh
Ryan
Borash
Tommy Stapleton
Colisecum
Newark
Borush
Jersey
Shane
Red Alien
New Jersey
Wheeler Wins Yale Tennis Championship
Wheeler son of Chief Justice George W. Wheeler won the Yale University tennis tournament open to all but lettered players by defeating H. Phelps in the final. He lost one set in the event, to a namesake, and also won the doubles with J. M. Wheeler in the semifinals and finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Mary’ Wheeler
Cler
George W. Wheeler
Yale University
Ortered Ja
Wheeler
J M Wheeler
Gerd
Stan
Phelps
Waterbury Defeats Lake Team 6-0
The Waterbury eleven beat the Lake team 6-0 yesterday afternoon at Waterbury. Halley scored the only touchdown after a series of plays and Cummings failed the kick. Final lineups listed for Waterbury and Lake teams.
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Lake
Alle Waterbury
Waterbury
Lake Eleven
Soomeda
Cimmings
Halley
Cummings
Tolle Lake ME
Waterburys
L. E. Baker
Richardson
Topstay L
Oreilly
Hayes
Bor Berson
Storrs Keenan
Xeylen Calhoun
Telfer
Hartford Beaten By Providence in Overtime Thriller
Providence defeated Hartford 41 38 in overtime after a tight game. Thompson and Muttner sparked the Providence attack while Hartford pressured from the start, with Heattner (Hartford) and center duties contested throughout the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Providence
Thompson
Tmuttner
Heattner
Plarce ’ Lewis
Finne
Evens
Graphos and Naval Team Battle to Scoreless Tie
Graphos and the Naval Receiving Ship team from New York battled to a scoreless tie on Columbia field. A Navy rally yielded ten forward passes, but Graphos defense kept the ball in midfield most of the day. A Graphos end was severely injured, ending his participation. Malany, Stevens, and Caderholm starred for Graphos while Cassidy, Sutton and Miller led Naval. The game featured strong defenses and was marked by few scoring threats.
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New York
New Columbia
Navy
Dmyne
Grapho
Graphos
Slie
Naval
Ates
Ward
New London
Malany
Stevens
Caderholm
Cassidy
Sutton
Miller
Graphotor
Wave
Hurley
Melville Dyer
Majesky_ Reichert
Bussies
Huulbriely ' Cridwott Ly
Collins Lomite
Chicago
Dave
Ban Jonagon
American League
Clark Griffith
Washington Club
Connie Mack
Philadelph America
John‘son
Johnson
Imith John Heydler
National League
Boston
Lsupper
Lasker
Wash Inston
Phiadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
St. Louis
Cook County
Kansans City
A . Heyaler
William Yoock
D. Lasker
William Wrigley
Garry Herrmann
Cincinnati
J. Cc. Toney
Samuel Greadon
B Ricker
Louis
Barney Drewin
Pittsburgh
Oklahoma Sooners Cut Swath Toward Missouri Valley Title
Oklahoma’s 1920 football team, led by Phil White and Roy Smoot, dominates the middle west with a fast line and strong backfield. The Sooners, in their final Missouri Valley Conference season, impress in wins over Washington University 24 14 and Missouri 8 7, shaping a powerful championship push under coach Ben Yas’ Owen system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Sooners
Kruska
Towa
Missouri
Kansas
Sooners
Weal
Oklahoma
Kncc
Washington University
St. Ivauis
University of Missour
Freeman
Phil White
Weir
Nns Orponent
Owen
Sensations
Ben Yas
al Ckle
Suscusson
Wiliams
Mississippi
Gwen Lesheen
Track notes from a crowded day at the races
A racing card lists six races with entries for two year olds maidens through older horses in feature events. Notable names appear across races including Exterminator, Mad Batter, Captain Burrs, War Like, and Plenty with conditions ranging from selling to claiming to purse races across seven furlongs to a mile and a quarter on a clear track.
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Camoufleur Ami
Titan
Bobby Alien
xeUneie
Lassie
Spper
Old Pad
Jig Choiee
Jeddz
Tableau D'Honneur
Rawle
Randigay
Yellow Hand
Darmagk
The
Porter
Mad Batter
Donpaconna
Brideausan
fHjeines
Pan
Jobes
Boniface
G. W
Parr
Sil Amd Myyros
Balle
Lia
Crepet
Dent
Germ
le Dinoscurt
Deck- Mate
Derslin
x-Ba Mooney
Comme
Gath
Hendrie
Lady Emmeline
Mumbo Isurmbe
Manchvre
weNallo Yorks
Gourvis
James Co
Doylee
Aix Turiongs
Turk Friar
Pinecrest
Sleepy Sidney
Melindo
Jean Acbor
Court View
Willow Tree
Montiilo
T. J. Pendergast
Tom Rorch
Ava
Toney Lady
Frna Gingham
War Like
Captain Burrs
Guy Fortuné
Jacstrawn
Corydon
Cantilever
B.C. Basch
Wenonah
Honda
Algo
Keep
Fauxiol
Tom Logan
Darnley
Doctor Jim
sLoys
Logan M
Jeans
Approval
John R. Roche
the Pirate
Larouaré
Dr. Carmen
Tippo Sahib
Lothair
Rapid Day
Ganway
Séreeant York
Leg Pardon
North Elkhorn
White Star
Sir Thomas Len
Coyne
Bunga Buck
Bruce Dudley
Lawnfal
Plenty
War Spirit
Wickford
Simonite
Accovercte
Lazy Loy
Kingfisher
Kimvajong
Faust
Racehorse Races Purse Listed For Three Year Olds
Entries show a 1200 dollar purse for the first race and a 2005 purse for the second. Names include Orlova, Anne Callnp, Belle of Elizabeth town, Ground Swell, Horace Lereh, and Brig o War. Several horses and figures are listed with varying weights and odds in a fragmented entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlova
Anne Callnp
Belle of
Eliabethtowh
Miliary
ElkLon Lis
Horace Lereh
Mima Pot
Jarry Rueromneng
Waltar H. Meiveo
Bullies
Hici Georgia
Dayo
Lia
Algo Eligluly
Brother Lave
Atay Rose
Brig O' War
Blaise
Glovia
Illinois and Ohio Lads Battle For First Place
Nov 7 Chicago reports in the Western conference Illinois the 1918 champion and Ohio State the 1919 runner up both seek 1920 Big Ten honors. Each squad holds a 13 undefeated record this year as the season moves toward decisive clashes.
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Chicago
Hatery Kay
Flael
Ilinois
Ohio Sta
Agin
Eech
Igni Testa
Putnams Brat Yioneers Beat Young Plonats 13 to 0
The Putnams omened the scallot oy defeating the Young Plonats by 13 to 0. They feel so good over it that they are going to practice at the Bridgeport Boys club next week.
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Bridgeport
Blue Ribbons Triumph In First City Game
The Blue Ribbons beat Perth Amboy 36 to 7 in Colonial hall in their season opener. Highlights included 19 points by Fried an and strong floor play by Sedran and McCran. Referee Joe Waters, crowd 600, next Sunday the Roicker pockets of New York visit.
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Blue Ribbon
Ths City
Perth Amoy
Colonial Hell
Thorans
Ewink
New York City
Meyers
Howe
Friedan
Albpona
Sedran
McCran
Cosgrove
Warrigan
Juranard
Tennyy
Sero
Teonart
Friedman
AteCram
Harrigan
Dave
Thtal
Joe Waters
Lenox Eleven Defeats Paddocks 21 to 0 in Bethel Rivalry
Lenox Athletic Club football eleven defeated the Paddock A. C. of Walnut Beach before about 500 fans on Madison avenue yesterday afternoon. Lenox opened with three touchdowns in the first quarter, led by Stenlo and Shatter, and despite Paddocks’ surge in the second period the locals built a 21 to 0 halftime lead. Persistent Lenox defense and timely fumbles by the Paddocks kept the visitors scoreless the rest of the game. Stauss, Errsam, Coleman and others contributed for Lenox in a hard fought, evenly matched contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenox Athletic Club
Bueve Rouch
Packield
Lenox
Stenle
Shatter
Vickors
Stenlo
Stahte
Midfeld
Biredes
Sxibbons
Tert Hall
Shant “Brown
Abrams Muel c
Cadi McKenna
Ryan
Glennon Blansfield R
T. ' O'Brien
Ronald Ehrsam
Q. B. Roach Gregory
Leopold
Stausy
A. Weisenholmes Stehle
Brown
Lotte
Seluittey
Burr Roads Lose to New Britain Nutmegs in Yard Battle
The Burr Roads fell 6 to 0 to the Nutmegs of New Britain in a hard fought game. Burr Roads threatened late in the final period but could not convert from the ten yard line. Manager Giha invites interest from nearby town teams and provides contact at 40 Hanson Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burr Roads
New Britain
Giha
Burr Roade
Rngt
Nutmess
Lalas
Alt Waterourys
West
Bristol
Valley Parks
Torrington
Hanson Avenue
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Riley Mekes
Willamy
Muler
Rey
Sherman
Bogash
Philly
Yale
Conley
Pieter Hartford
Harkins
Lewis
Gonley
Heutsmer
Pierce
Leonard
Oklahoma Sooners
Pier Shoul
Hle
Opwanen
White
Oklétoom
Roy Smoot
Tolbert
Alyvard Guard
O Aarvard
Smoot
Ables
Hes & Heady
Kohoma
x-Wading Star
Foxa
My Friend
Pat
Mollie Barnes
Signal Corps
Fernwood
Molly
Sobrigadi
Julleanne
Americas Muld
Damsiea Belle Oa
Loussy
Llinois
Ohio
Putnams Brat Yioneers
Sease
Hether
Perth Amboy
Tanox
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