Williams A. C. Defeats Lake Eleven at Vestfeld
The powerful Williams A. C. from New Laven POUNG overwhelmed the Lake eleven 1 to 0 at Vestfeld yesterday afternoon before 3,600 spectators. The Lakes, outweighed by fifteen pounds per man, showed fight after Williams’ second touchdown. Stanwood kicked the first goal after a 40 yard pass from Krall to Shaftmit. Bradford scored the second TD, with Stanwood adding the conversion. Lake defense stiffened in the second half and held Williams scoreless. Baker Grunwald and McCull Yourgh starred for Lake staining the line and backfield.
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Ahoman
Williams A. C
Ight Lake
Vestfeld
Yefternoon
Yost Field
Williams
Reid
Krall
Shaft
Mit
Stanwood
Hiappreth
Quinn
Bradford
Lake
Lakes
Newenérs
Tonewall
Matone L. G
Stanwood Shermans
TcCullough
Selkirk
Prasxskt
al F RT
Jon Rowley
Ilikecko
Anesophews Baker
Halbin Hanlon
Ey . L. Hy
Dennis Quinn
R. IL ' Grunwald Bradford FB
B. McElroy
Rhiapproth
Porst
Burr Roads Defeat Milford Eleven 21 to 0
Milford loses 21 to 0 as Burr Roads dominates from start to finish. Burr Roads' long runs and solid line play pace the game while Milford’s defense stalls Burr Roads scores in all periods. Managers discuss arranging future game. officials note head referee and end line calls.
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Burr Roads
Milford Eleven
Milford
Ohoes
McCall
Benham
Beatty ‘Ales
Trong
Bord
Gould
Une
Milfords
T Fowler
Brown
Wagner O'Hara
Muisur
Wargo Lanagner
Eliane
Collins
Pratt
Novak
Bellett
Tookeries
Lockwood RE
McKenna
G. Ford L
E. Ford
E. A
Toure
McCr
Fohons
Waandr
Miax
Virginia Military Leads Southerners in Points Scored
Virginia Military Institute sports an 88 to 100 victory over Catholic University and tops Southern teams in scoring. The Key facts note VMI has totalled 407 points for and 13 against this season, remaining unbeaten. It has defeated Pennsylvania and Auburn, placing second in the South with 1340 to opponents' 15, while Connecticut College trails with 425 points for and 5 against.
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Atlanta
Vireginia Miliary Institute
Catholic University
Tafuy
Southern
V. M
University of
Ennsylvania
Auburnins
Connect College
Gannon Barred Over False Identity Fight in Ontario
The Ontario Athletic Commission ruled after an investigation into the November 5 boxing event in which Gannon fought as Frankie Burns. Gannon and his manager were found guilty. their share of the purse, $500, is forfeited to the commission. Benny Walger and Gannon are noted to have concealed his identity from officials. The commission cancelled Gannon's license and sent the case to Philadelphia authorities for action.
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Toronto
Ont
Ontario Athletic Commission
Bi Gannon
Philadelphia
Frankie Burns
Providence
Gannon
Smith
Benny Walger
Jacobs
Tha Trajnd
Philadelphia of
Fleas
Maiden two year olds first race at five and a half furlongs
Race card lists entries for maiden two year olds led by Last View Wicklow Nebulous Bangaloz Lyric Banula Wireless Sick Him Sir Mortmee Gold Foyle T Barnum Streamer Fortress Staunch Ill Algo Irish Absest Dantzig and others with weights. Weather sunny track clear.
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Last View
Wicklow
Nebulous
Bangaloz
Lyric
Banula
Wireless
Sick Him
Sir Mortmee
Gold Foyle
T’ Barnum
Streamer
Fortress
Staunch
Algo Eigtle
Ratterly
Dorothy's Pet
Onico
Old Rose
Old Sinner
Sky
Man
Gen. Cardorna
Allars
Yankee Nations
Ny W
Wyoming
Tantalus
Gnaler
Chasseur
Sunnyland
Veteran
Ruinecraft
Super
Tom Mov
Lepchares
Clean Gone
Tom McTageart
Pastoral Swain
King John
Sadie Beal
Wood Violet
Young Adam
Nediam
Victor
Sit Boog
Sirenaid
Hard Guess
Old Dad
Alga
Stir
Milford's 'Cupid' Reilly Offers Free Weddings at Theater
Henry F. Reilly, Walnut Beach film agitator and former Bridgeporter, elected Milford justice of the peace, says he will marry any couple for free and pay 315 cash to the moment the ceremony is performed. He aims for a St Patrick's day event and requires a stage wedding at Walnut Theater, with a catch in timing and the need for a marriage license.
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Milford
Henry FE
Revll Sage
Walnut Beach
Treifiy
Jeno Vear
Mr. Tiellig
Ast
Wits
Jt Ie
Hig Lutch
Reilly
T. Ing
Bridgeport
Carpentier Returns From America Richer By 1 060 000 Francs
Paris dispatch reports Georges Carpentier, heavyweight champion of Europe, returned from America richer by 1 060 000 francs and impressed by Jack Dempsey's fighting ability. Carpentier praised Dempsey as amiable and capable, dismissed press plots about a beatdown, and noted the financial stake and promoter calculations for a potential bout. He retained humor about past tensions with the American press and described the Jersey City reception and forfeit deposit details.
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Paris
Georges Carpentier
Europe
America
Jack Dempsey
Carpentier
Ayas
Prancy
Dempsey
Ola Americe
Wells
Beckett
Dempser
Detmapsey
Nantucket
Descamps
Jersey City
Poramas
Corpantier
J. PD. Morgan and Company
Wvas
Ky Vonguerlig
France
Havre
Levinsky
Syhile
Charles Ledoux
Pel Descans
Leyvingky
Kil the Frog
Los Angeles Awarded 1921 National Track Championship
In New Orleans the National Amateur Athletic Association Union opened with 50 delegates as Los Angeles wins the 1922 national track and field championship. Chicago vies for next convention while contenders for ASA presidency include Obarch, Weaver, and Fitzpatrick. Gustavus Kingley and Dr W T Burdick are among expected arrivals with key reports and speakers planned.
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New Orleans
National Amateur Athletic Association Union
Los Angeles
Aerman Obarch Blessing
New York
Robert &. Weaver
Harry W. Fitzpatrick
Guatavus Kingley
American Olympic Committee
Iba
W. T. Burdick
Baltin
Mohican Juniors seek tougher opponents after 13 4 win
The Mohican Juniors defeated the fugt Jackson Stars 13 to 4 and seek matches with teams of similar weight. They name Lincolns Walnuts Warffield Cubs St Joe Juniera or Acorns as possible opponents and express interest in a Thanksgiving game near Prinetteats for performance Tuesday night.
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Mohican
Fugt Jackson Stars
Lincolns
Walnuts
Warffeld Cubs
St. Joe Juniera
Acorns
15000 Rations to Vilna Amid Wartime Shortages
The American Relief Administration under Hoover ships aid to Poland and Vilna, promising 1.3 million meals for orphans and malnourished children as Bolshevik occupation disrupts sources. November rations total 635,000 daily, with plans to grow before month end despite bread and potato shortages. Vilna is depopulated and intellectuals flee as relief efforts push toward the armistice site.
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American Relief Administration
Poland
Vilna
Lenox Lakeview Game Canceled After Late Notice
Lenox and Lakeview football scheduled at Lenox Field were called off yesterday afternoon after Lakeview manager Winkler told Leopold he could not field his team. About 1690 fans gathered, leaving disappointed as no contest occurred amid claims of player nonparticipation and bitter exchanges between managers.
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Lenox
Lakeview
Lenox Feld
Tie Fane
Laopalé
Winkler
Lakeviews
Reed
Leopold
Tiak
Pere Tarce
Léopold Inmegent
Powerful and Brilliant Acco Attack Defeats New York Eleven 46 0
Powerful and brilliant Acco attack overwhelms the All-Collegiate New York eleven at New Field Park. Balkos, Reilly, and Barnikow starred with three, two, and one touchdowns. Brady added four goals after touchdowns. Captain Moshier returned but New Yorkers were outplayed from start to finish as Barnikow and Bakos led a relentless offense.
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New York City
New
Splrit
Balkos
Reilly
Barnikow
Reilly Wo
Miller
Brady
Moshier
Bill Ener
Shackheld
Bakos
Vialetors
Burnikow
New Yorkers
Minor
Chaina
Bsrnikow
Milay
Barty
New York Eleven
Tha Fas
Eddie
Noumare
Ue Jorsis
Hasses
Weilers
Reilly & Fed Pighy
Asteep
Paddocks Triumph Over Second Team In Early Match
The Paddock Athletic club football elevens overwhelmed their second team in a morning grid iron victory estimated near eight touchdowns. The win precedes a South Norwalk contest next Sunday and follows a disputed prior game with Me Plaveers of Ansonia.
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Milford
Nov
Paddock Athletic Club
Wal Xcare
Severn
South Norwalk
Norwalk
Ansonia
William Kingston
New Haven
al Realff
Sonia
Crashos and Walnuts Tie in Scoreless Display
The Crashos and Walnuts played a scoreless tie yesterday at Newfield Park in a close game between the Weat End team and the Wednar A. G. club. Both teams fought hard, with few formal chances, and turnovers and fumbles marred the action as the final period began.
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Wednar A. G
Newfield Parks
Ben Murat
Crashaes
Fairfield Cubs Faces Open Date After Narrow Loss
The Fairfield Cubs and Springwoods of South Norwalk played a tight game as Weirfield stars G. Riedel Oliver Smith and D. Wart led the action. The Cubs stand at 6-8 and seek wins over King Pin Jrs Rod Rose Irs Mohican Jra and Lenor in upcoming matches.
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Weirfield
Missenaon
Fairfield Cubs
Springwoods
South Norwalk
Toca
G. Riedel
Oliver Smith
D. Wart
Cuba
King Pin Jrs
Rod Rose
Blue Ribbons Triumph Over Knickerbockers 39 to 21
Blue Ribbons defeated Knickerbockers 39 to 21 in a decisive basketball victory marked by smart passing and team play. Sedran and Leonard led the Ribbons with strong scoring and assists, while Healey and Fitzgerald starred for the Knickerbockers as Blue Ribbons dominated the latter half to seal the win.
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Blue Ribbons
Knickerbockers
New York
Tie Koialterbockers
Elx
Diesels
Ine Cals
Friedman
Leonard
Nolly
Yorxar
Healey
Patgerald
Wyne
Soaly
Fitzgerald
Kylekerboekers
Pitzgerald
Wallach
McCarthy
Mealer
Vasley
Siet
Conolly
New Yorkers
Ste Gran
Theslovals
Mouley
Cronnim
Ballard Reports On Campaign Fund
Frank E Billard treasurer of the Republican town committee and its county treasurer filed a detailed financial report with state officials. He notes receipts and expenditures from the recent campaign including a $3025 disbursement and a $225 check to successor in office, with several contributions allocated to local committees and campaigns.
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Frank E. Billard
Ways and
Republican Rational Committee
Uve
Ballard
Republigin
William Ji. Seeley
Paul T. Miller
Oy DeVerey Werner
New York Truckers Accept New Wage Agreement
New York city truckmen from the International Brotherhood of Teamsters and Truckers vote to accept a wage agreement after negotiations with merchants and truck owners. The deal, effective from November, reduces wage costs by shifting payments to shipper employers and limits extra pay to holidays, aiming to avert a strike amid economic strain and rising unemployment fears.
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New York
International Brother- Wind of Teamsters
Truckin
Trugks Tag
Agaceiainn
Theshimvie
Representa
Seriota Issacs
Suxi Fess
Kayo Wallop Promised At Casino Tonight
Fans expect Lovis Bogash to deliver a knockout punch against Emergency Red Allen of Brooklyn in a 12 round welterweight bout at the Casino. Weigh-ins proceed under city official Denny Kelly with a 147 to 148 pound limit. Crowd support and local boxers Jimmie Tagksen and Young Hozan on the undercard boost tonight’s program as Terry Lee referees.
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Lovis Bogash
Jack Britton
J Emergency
Red Allen
Brooklyn
Terry Lee
Bridgeport Red
Lac City
Denny Kelly
Joe Smith
Bridgeport
Louis
Kayo
Tell
New York
Bogash
Marty Cross
Philadelphia
Cngine
Bogasa
Apaghetti
Dan Hatfeld
East End A. C
Billie Prince
Joe Hall
Young Levineky Ord
Patsy Bozast
Jimmie Tagksen
Youns Hozan
Joseph Terry Lee
Mike O'Connor
Frank Braithwaite
Hedgars
Pont
Card Star Bout Promises Fast Action in Semi Final Card
The event features 12 round semi final bouts with Touis Bogashva Emergency Red Allen, Billie Prince facing The Bin, and Young Levinsky meeting Patsy Bob Fash in 10 round semi finals. Other prelims include Jimmie Jackson versus Young Hogan in six rounds. Referee Joe Terry Lee Announcer Frank Braithwalte, Vimer Michaeli OConnor, and Matchmaker Dan Bicfield.
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STAR
Touis Bogashva
Emergency Red Allen
Billie Prince
Tne bin
Young Levinsky
Patsy Bob Fash
Jimmie Jackson
Young Hogan
Joe Terry Lee
Frank Braith- Walte
Vimer—Michaeli
O'Connor
Dan Bicfield
SOCCER RESULTS IN AMATEUR LEAGUES SECOND ROUND
Ansonia defeated Swedish A C 3 1 Waverly beat Danorsk Athleties 3 5 New York trimmed Clan MacDuff 3 0 Brio A A 4 Paterson 0 Robins Dry Dock 2 Tose Yacht Basin F C 1 Federal Ship 9 Athenia 0 Babcock Wilcox 3 Edison F C Brooklyn 1 Green Point 1 Amatuer League Spanish A D C 2 Crane Co 1 Corn Lace Works 7 Bridgeport Rovers 2 State League S Est Sons of Sa George 4 Manchester New Haven standings noted
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Ansonia
Swedish A.C
Waverly
Danorsk Athleties
New York
Clan MacDuff
Brio A. A
Paterson
Robins Dry ‘Dock
Tose Yacht Basin F.C
Federal
Athenia
Babcock & Wilcox
Edison F.C
Brooklyn
Green Point
A. DC
Crane Co
Corn
Lace Works
Bridgeport Rovers
S. Est
Sons of Sa
George
Manchester
New Haven
Fox Hunters Meet In Crab Orchard Convention
Five hundred fox hunters from a southern state and from Gale New Jersey Inoigna New York Colorado Pennsylvania Illinois Massachusetts Wisconsin and Panama took part in the annual convention of the National Fox Hunters Association in Crab Orchard Kentucky.
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Crab Orchard
Gale
New Jersey
Inoigna
New York
Colorado
Pennsylvania
Ilinois
Massachusetts
Wisconsin
Panama
National
Crashows Open to Meet City Teams in Basketball Camp
The Crasho irs announce practices tomorrow night in front of Beloin's slaloet with Beloin's field to meet all comers. Manage Steve Plavinsky requests all players report next Thursday at 1:60 o'clock at John's Hall after listing players Xoshiss Linton Creevy Bernet Penn Banas LaCroix.
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Grashoirs
Stl Josephs
Vetre
Maury
Crashoirs
Funios
Beloin
Bashetbali
Resevuds
Ai! Communications
Steve Plavinsky
Ogden
Uext
John's Hall
Xoshiss, Linton
Creevy
Bernet
Penn Banas
LaCroix
Port Deposit Team Plans New York Invasion
The undisputed south champions from Port Deposit Maryland plan to invade Greater New York with invitations sent to managers to arrange games in the city.
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New York
Port Deposit
Greater New York
Joan
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