Amateur Boxing Bouts Shine In Fairfield County Card
The Fairfield County Boxing Association staged its second amateur show at the Casino last night. Seven bouts produced three knockouts with Young Jack Deland defeating Ahern A Kelly on a quick stoppage, while Delaney battled at 135 and Kelly beat Delaney early in the second minute before police halted the bout. Paul Rivaack of Stratford won two divisions, while Bil Creagh earned a knockout for the Hing Pins. Other results featured Roman badly hurt against Atherton in a first round stoppage, with racing shoewear cited, and Oscar Imerito defeating Regan after a strong start. A third show is planned, with Steamboat Bit introduced as a comic. Referee Bogash and judges Terry Lee, Doc Owens, and Captain Baum presided. Louis Bogash officiated with timer Fred Cerbalivy and announcer Baum.
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Fairfield County Boxing Association
Wolind
Jack Deland
Billy Atherton
Jor’s
Roman
Stratford Imsh
Atherton
Paul Rivaack
Stratford
Tor Dearse
Frank Boorey
Alfeirel
Bil Creagh
Oscar Imerito
Creagh
Scoop O'Brien
Young Orlors
Norko
O'Brien
John Regan
Oscar Imerto
Regan
Louis Bogash
Anrienne
Terry Lee
Doc Owens
Captain Baum
Fred Cerbalivy
Baum
Steamboat
Betwen Clay Gritman
Alpines
Cook
Wally Hammond Sold Jo Cleveland Champs
Wally Hammond, star of the Pittfield Eastern league champions, was purchased by the Cleveland Americans to bolster the 1929 club. His departure clears relief in Eastern circles as Hammond was the Hillies’ mainstay. The text also notes a sapphire as England’s oldest crown jewel, the sapphire of Edward the Confessor.
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Wally Hammond
Cleveland
Waly Hammond
Pittfield
Cleveland Americans
Walli
Hillies
England
Edward the Confessor
Trade School Aims for Court Title This Year
Trade School at Sundee port plans to seek the southern Gopi basketball title. Coach Erickson predicts a strong squad built from local amateurs and veterans. The program emphasizes eligibility rules under 21 and a 45 hour week, with competition planned against Danbury and other high schools, opening December 14 versus Danbury Trade School.
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Erienson
Sundeeport Trade School
Printic Electrics Automobile
Ing
Si Boy
Burr
Seeaon
Mi Thema Whelan
Suard
Burden
Plsan
Atoms
Raymond Phil
Vetera
Liott
Coath Hrickson
Eioher
Bridgeport Prade School
Norwalk
Stratford
Danbury
Centre College Date Set Ahead by Harvard
Centre College moves its Harvard game to October 21 next season, one week earlier than this year. Fred Moore, graduate manager, cites calendar fit and five or ten Saturdays leading to the change. Praying Colonels have invites from University of Pennsylvania, Fordham and Northwestern.
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Harvard
Fred Moore
Colonels
University of Pennsylvania
Fordnam
Worthwestern
Connie Mack Sticks to Job Despite A’s Cellar Status
Connie Mack remains Philadelphia Athletics manager as the club clings to last place for seven years. Despite repeated reverses, Mack is praised as a wise leader, maintaining prestige and drawing strong support from fans and owners. His tail end teams have sometimes yielded higher profits, underscoring his enduring influence in baseball.
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Connie Mack
Athletics
Tesuits
Comrie Mack
Mack
Connty Mack
Philadelphia
Connia Mack
Mack Bhy
Connie
Mr. Mac
Hower
Harvard in the Press Over Yale and Princeton Football
A dated critique notes how critical writers displease players and fans alike, arguing the press favors Yale over Harvard. It recounts past headlines and the ceaseless battle for moral victory in the press during major matchups with Yale, Princeton, and Cornell among others.
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Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Harvard arranges for 1000 helpers at game
In Cambridge Mass Harvard plans for over 1000 volunteer workers to support a 15,000 crowd for Saturday’s football game against Yale. Wooden stands enable higher attendance and sections 9 6 east side and 32 23 west side are allocated for cheering fans while workers prepare in the yard and stands.
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Mass
Yard
Wal
Bev
Stedim
Yale
Darthmouth
Sentio
Harvard
Mack's pennant dream and public pulse in baseball
The article discusses Connie Mack's desire to win another pennant and retain his job as Philadelphia club owner and manager. It highlights public sentiment, Mack's control of the team, and his talent for developing players over buying stars, noting his successful run despite slow seasons and the money brought by gate receipts.
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Connie
Hia
Mack
Hil Delphia
Née
Philly
Eforts
Snow
Mater
Ana Algae Ae
Minor League Ball Club Schedule Advised For 19Y2 Season
Springfield supporters discuss keeping 184 game slate and salary pool at 4 490 with unchanged unit. President O Neil to brief NA. Minor league clubs meet in Buffalo in December for league directives.
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Dan O'Neil
Springfield
Mass
Hece Toviay
Xin O'Neil
National Association of Minor League Baseball
Buffalo
Fall River Replaces Portland in Polo League
Fall River officials approve the transfer of Portland’s franchise to Fall River in the American Roller Polo League at a Crown hotel meeting in Providence. Portland’s high travel costs and lack of funds led to the sale while Fall River plans to field a team partly from Portland personnel with Hart, Harrold, Williams, and other names involved.
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Fall River
Portland
Pall River
Crown Hotel
Providenza
Massachusetts
Ite
Prince of Portland
Yesford
Sond
Mermiers
Clu
Bob Hart
Doc Harrold
Woon
Red Willame
Gid Brown
George Toeffiner
Fall Rivers Barl
Will Partne Willams
Kaddy Paley
Withrily Fulay
Fall
American Legion Plans Strong Pro Basketball Team
The Harry Cohgan Post of the American Legion intends a top New England pro basketball squad this winter. Coach Eric Erickson, Bridgeport Trade School instructor, leads a roster featuring former MIT star and various ex service players. The group seeks a home arena, eyeing the Armory or Casino, with weekly Saturday games and dancing afterward.
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Harry Cohgan
American Legion
New England
Eric Erickson
Bridgeport Trade School
Jckson
Massachestra Institute of Technology
Mit Y
Erickson
Els
Dartmouth
Avery
Mervitte
Ifrickson
Connecticut Post
Maxtelson
Bue
Eh A.star
War of the Legion
Ttig
Caser Erickson
Gotham
Bay State
Elagion
Nxt
Morningstar Defeats Horemans in World Billiard Championship
In Chicago on November 15 Ora Morningstar of San Diego California defeated Edouard Horemans champion of A to 171 in the world billiard championship. Morningstar ran 145 while Horemans had a scoring run. The report notes the Tiger Cubs seeking a game with a 100-120 pound eleven in the city and invites securing games by calling the manager at Noble 7o.
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Chicago
Ora Morningstar
San Dieto
California
Edouard Horemans
Morningstar
Hoemann
Tiger Cubs
Noble
Prince Albert Pipe Tobacco Ad Teases Unique Packing
An advertising blurb promotes Prince Albert pipe tobacco and its patented packing process, urging readers to try the product for a better pipe experience and enjoyable smoking moments.
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Prince Albert
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J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
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