Columbia Juniors and East Sides Ath letics battle to a draw
In Seaside Park the Columbia Juniors and East Sides Athletics tied 2–2 in Bridgeport Amateur League play. Walker and Vessogna scored for Columbia while Col sway and Dorkin hit for the Athletics. Dorkin’s end-to-end effort was the standout, with both teams missing late penalty chances. Referee J. Robertson officiated with linesmen Booth and A. Sterz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Juniors
East Sides Athletics
Seaside Park
Bridge- Port
Feault
Columbia
Walker
Vessogna
Athletics
Colsway
Dorkin
Colway
Henderson
Athletica Columbia
Holt
Colway Rogers
Delmore
Fridgeout City
Endows
Gieves
Cam
Bridgeport Rovers
James
Theam
Manager Bridges
Haseen
Stratford Pope
Walnuts Triumph Over Crasho in City Football Clash
The fast Walnuts of the South End defeated the Crasho team of the West End 20 to 0 at Seasids Park. Captain Cordsei Larkin scored twice and Luddy added a third as the Walnut line wore down the Crasho defense. Manager E McHough invites rematch bets and future games with Burr Roads or any 0-100 pound steam in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End
West Ind
Seasids Park
West End
Walnuts
Cordsei” Larkin
Luddy
Mickey’. Bowden
Larkin
Crasho
Walnut
Gillbythe
Burr Roads
Seasion Parl
Burr
E. McHough
Crashe Jrs Defeat Crescents 7-0 at Stamford
The Crashe Juniors beat the Crescents 7 to 0 at Betts Field before 600 plus fans. Waters punt is blocked by Chief Cooney for the Crashes’ score. Daley Rosenbaum and Kischner starred for the Jrs while Labrequa Cooney Hill and Moore shone on defense. Next Sunday they meet East Sides at Seaside Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crashe Jrs
Stamford
Crescents
Betts Field
Jrs
Trainor
Waters
Cooney
Welch
Daley
Rosenbaum
Kischner
Labrequa Cooney
Hill
Moore
Klien
Seaside Park
Seasides Challenge Arrows Of Stratford At Sea Side Park
Seasides, a 50 to 60 pound team, cannot field several players due to illness but issue a challenge to the Arrows of Stratford in a game at Sea Side Park to prove they are game and to test their field against a heavier 60 to 70 pound class opponent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaside
Arrows
Stratford
Seasides
Seaside Park
Brickley Boots Mineola Upset as Aviators Shine at Newfield Park
In a football clash at Newfield Park Jack Kearney's American Chain falls 13 to 0 to Mineola Ringtons. Charlie Brickley's kicking and a forward pass to Howie Baker set the scoring, while two planes buzzed over Long Island Sound and crowds of about 4,000 watched. A Mineola athletic fund drive netted nearly $300 with an autographed football selling for 43 dollars.
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Crimson Star
Fass
Howie Baker
City
Long Island Sound
Newfield Park
Jack Kearney
American Cham Eleven
Mineola Ringtons
Charlie
Brickley
Thehains
Long Islanders
Mineela
Clan of
Kearney
Mr. Brickley
Mineola School
Tve
Oscar Young Andohn Coombs
Alfred W. Tredifield
Willian Weise
Lugs Help Athletic Fund
Lordship Meadows
Brooklawn Golf Club
Newheld Park
Mineola Athletic Fund
Fred Caras
Bostwick Avenue
Aviators
Welland Nagle
Hudson Bernard L
Weber Plava
Graves
Franteel C
Highfield
Clancy R. G
Walsh
Hunt
Benson Barker
R. E
News Reilley
Q B
Cleveland Moshier
O'Conner Grunwald
Rk. BH
Nelson &. Brickley
Rector Basketball Team Sets Sights On New England Title
Rector basketball team plans for the season without Kennel and Mooney now in service. Last year they won the state title and target the New England title in the 124-134 pound class. Roster features McGraw, Dondero, Blade, Greer Stein, Buckley, Wanning, E Juovely manager. They schedule a game with Boys High Brooklyn and aim for tough matchups around the state. Dancing after games and music provided by a city orchestra. Manager TE Lovely seeks challenges from Lincoln Stars Y M C A St Josephs East End Y M H A Colonials.
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Rector
Fector
Hus
Kennel
McGraw
Dondero
Blade
Greerstein
Buckley
Wanning
E. Juovely
Fast Boys’ High School of
Brooklyn
Greater New York
Bridgeport Boys' Club
Rector Jrs
Te, Lovely
Bridgeport Boys’ Club
Bridgeport
Lincoln Stars
St. Josephs
East End Stars
Bridgeport High School
Colonials
Jones as Manager Drank Much Water
Si Loethis ball players discuss Fielder Jones as a manager. One player says he was the most nervous guy, always drinking water during crucial plays. A Boston game incident shows Jones gulping water, swearing briefly, then reacting to a safe call and taking charge on the coaching line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Si Loethis
Jones
Boston
Uaisire
Liberty Barbers Open New Shop at Bank Street
ABE GRELENSPUN opens the EIBERTY BARBER SHOP in the Liberty Building at 100 Bank Street, Lomе, after nine years with Arcade Barber Shop. The ad boasts modern fixtures, sanitary conditions, comfortable chairs, and up-to-date grooming services in a prominent city location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ABE” Grelenspun
Eiberty
New Liberty
Bank Street
Lome
H. Merlne
One Negro Player In Major Leagues
An article notes baseball’s democracy yet cites racial exclusion since 1867 when the National Association of Baseball Players barred colored players. It highlights Moses I Walker and Frank Grant as early Black players and traces Walker’s 1880s career with Toledo Waterbury Syracuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
National Association of Baseball Players
Philadelphia
James YW. Davis
Moses I. Walker
Frank Grant
Walker
Toledo
Hank O'Day
American Association
O’day
Tony Mullane
St. Louis Browns
Jim McGuire
Detroit
Waterbury
Syracuse
Hexas
Norwalk Tigers Edge Fall To Lake Submarine Team
The Laksco eleven defeated the Norwalk Tigers 14 to 7 at the soccer field Saturday afternoon before a large crowd. A recovered fumble on the Norwalk 35 yard line sparked the Tigers' only score as the Lakscos' end runs by Callahan Heagney Rundert and line play from Ciglar Tate and Dillon powered the victory. Delorme led the Tigers with a hard game as Mengebauer starred for the Laksees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laksco
Norwalk Tigers
Tigers
Lascos
Callahan
Heagney
Rundert
Ciglar
Tate
Dillon
Lakscos
Lakaecos
Mengebauer
Delorme
Laksees
Dempsey Seen As World Heavyweight Contender In Sun Column
Cross Counter in the Sun lauds Jack Dempsey as a top fighter after his quick win over Battling Levinsky. The piece notes Dempsey’s Irish descent, compares his punching to Fitzsimmons, and discusses potential bouts with Willard, Meehan, and Miske. It cites Meehan’s four round win over Dempsey and Miske’s reluctance to a Madison Square Garden bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cross Counter
Sun
Levinsky-Dempsey
Jacal
Jack Dempsey Jaamer
Dempsey
Levinsky
Patton
Carl Morris
Fulton
Morris
Trennan
Willard
Pitzsimmons
Fitusimmons
Willard * Comen
Wiliam Meehan
San Francisco
Billy Miske
St. Paul
Meehan
Dompsey
Salt Lake
Imac Wighter
Miske
Aliske
Madison Square Garden
Salt Lake Walloper
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Joe Booth
Bridge Amour
Ternoon
Lincoln and
Sheltonams
Yellow Millark
Miss Clark
Hile Barney Colway
Madison
Maplewood
Merchants Ship
Aam
Disston
Nincy
Mass
Redske
Holyoke
P. Coats
Pan
United Wark
Bridgeport City
Rest of Innecticut
Meadows
Rant
Hbs
Meriden
Ich
Tad
Bufslio
Astern
Buffalos
Coun
Irisburg
Comrox
Washington Star
Crasho Juniors
G. E. Nieman
Jaycox Rubber Co
Main St
Mineolakers
Connie Lewis
Fairfield Avenue
Bowling Billiards
Lake
Lakseos
Louis Schine
Cedar 54
Tel
Stratford Ave
Harrison
Magnetope Electrical Systems
Burkhardt Harrison Court
Chapman Car Exchange
North End Garage
North Main Street
H.L
A. F. Scholtz
Barnum
Gustave T. Metzger
Barnum Ave
Fairbanks Storage Battery CO. Inc
Warren St
State ST
Franklin
Franklin Sales and Service Station
Fairfield Ave
Noble
Cowles Tolman
New Slaven
Pierce-Arrow
Pierce-Arrow Agency
Maxwell
Pleasure Cars
Sykes Motor Sales
Minefield Ave
New England Tire
West Ave
Farino
Park Avi
Johnson ST
Packard
Herman Tober
Broad ST
Fareed Ave
Mack Trucks
J. A. Morris
Connecticut
Union Aves
Pierce-Arrow Pierce-Arrow Agency Salescoomn
Sykes Motor ‘Sales Co
Paivtien Avenue
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