Harding High Faces Central High In City Football Classic
Harding High seeks a stronger record and edge over Central High in Saturday’s annual football clash at Newfeld Park. Central Coach Reilly drills a ready squad as Hurley’s status remains doubtful due to stomach trouble while Harding’s backfield and reserve units push to offset injuries.
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Harding
Naugatuck High
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Ansonia
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al Roberts
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Schreiber
Gig
Mays Sets Training for Saturday Bout at New London Gym
Bobby Mays, state lightweight contender, trains at Pop Conley’s gym in New London ahead of a Saturday showdown with Tom Rizo at the armory. The card also features Young Wagner vs Johnny Scalei and a return match between Tony Thomas and Philly Griffin as fans push for decisive outcomes.
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Tom
Tse Scranton
O'Brien
Bim
Mayfly
Ki Kaplan
Meridenite
London
Wagner
Johnny Scalei
Jess Me
Mahon
Mays
Scalei
Tony Thomas
Philly Griffin
Tussie
Griffin
Thom
Conway
Mandell Seeks 865000 To Defend Lightweight Title
Detroit November 15 Sammy Mandell requests 865000 plus a percentage to fight the winner of the Jimmy McLarnin Billy Wallace world lightweight title bout. The price was conveyed to Benny Ray Olympia match maker by Eddie Kane. Kane’s offer is 815000 more than Rays while Ray says no change in stance.
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Mich
Semmy Mandell
Jimmy McLarnin
Billy Wallace
Benny Ray
Olympia
Eddie Kane
Kane
Ray
Mandell
Hair-Groom Wai-Grogn Promises Natural Glow at Low Price
An ad claims Wai-Grogn hair cream costs only a few cents a form at dry goods stores. The product is described as giving a natural sheen and well-groomed look, removing frizz and stubborn stiffness while remaining crease-free and protective for thick hair.
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Oany Dry
Milligna
Justraus Barr
Walker to meet Berlenbach in ten round title bout
Chicago November 15 Mickey Walker world middleweight champion and Paul Berlenbach former 175 pound title holder will meet in a ten round decision bout here November 26 on the eve of the California Notre Dame intersectional clash. Promoter James C. Mullins presents the bout at catch weight without a title at stake. Walker will weigh about 164 pounds and Berlenbach 175.
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Chicago
Associatin | Fress
Mickey Walker
Paul Berlenbach
James C. Muileit
Casseum
Walker Piave
Ud Berlenbach
New Haven and Meriden Triumph in Polo Battle
New Haven defeats New Britain 8 to 2 at Music Hall as Davies scores twice and Donnelly adds another in a solid New Haven win. Meriden tops Holyoke 12 to 0 in Holyoke with strong performances from Gazenaga Landeville and Williams as the league champions seek stronger showings.
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Meriden
Wolves
New Britain
Champs
Holyoke
Associated Press
Music Hall
Davies
Donnelly
Meatoon
Rupe Ree Davies
Mercer Harkins
Donnelly -Muirhead
Ee Lawler
Peregrin
Purcell Revesees Bayer Lundeville Coves
Higgins
S. Pierce
Jean Garanaga
Junior League Defeats Harding In Hockey Match
The Junior League defeated Harding to remain the favorite for Stamford’s contest and claim the Fairfield County field hockey championship. After the season, Virginia Anderson and Carolyn Chapman will reorganize the Junior League basketball team for 1927-28, with games against New Canaan Stamford and New Haven Junior Leagues.
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Harding
Stamford
Virginia Anderson
Carolyn Chapman
New Cannan
New Haven
Helen Folland
Martha Meyere
Louise Haviland
M. Keegan
Palo Calhoun
Dorothy Stevens
Helen Wheeler
RHB
Brownell
R. Tague
H. Crocco
Rose Scinto
Ruth Blosson
M. Helmann
Doris Bryant
Alice Liebegott
Arena
Ada Rome
E. Norko
St . Carbone
E. Romano
Darts
Bryant
Ruth Liosson
Eva Romano
Alice Liebe
Miss M. Smith
New Hav.en
Sisler Sets Low Steal Mark As 1927 Leaders Highlight
George Sisler of the Browns led both leagues in base stealing for 1927 with 28 steals, a new low for a league leader. Frankie Frisch of the Cardinals topped the National League with 49 steals, matching his 1921 mark, while Ty Cobb and other legends set long-standing records across the era.
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t @ omar
Jones
Lancers
St. Louis
Frankie Frisch
Cardinals
George Lister
oWrls
Sisler
Edelie Collins
Johnny Mostil
Chicago
Cobb
Calling
Milan
George
Eddie
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Washington
Johnny Mestil
Elmer Flick
Cleveland Naps
Leo
Sister
Colline
Frite Matsel
Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Tris Speaker
Frankie
Billy Hamilton
Phillies
Bot Beacher
Cincinnati
Cuvier
Inter-Church League Opens With Lopsided Scores
High scores opened the Inter Church Basketball League last night as the Presbys defeated Park Street 83 to 44 while the First Baptist five topped St Johns 71 to 10. George Ahlstrand scored 25 for the Presbys and Pike led the Baptists with 11 points.
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Park Street
George Ahlstrand
St. Johns
Icker
Pike
Cleveland Indians Sold to Syndicate Now Run by Local Financiers
Alva Bradley announced a long distance call confirming W. J. Garvey sold 156 shares to Cleveland financiers, giving them full control of the American League club. New owners plan roster overhaul with Alva Bradley as president and a new manager to be chosen. Tris Speaker and Eddie Collins considered for the post, with Arthur Fletcher and Bucky Harris also mentioned. The Dunn era ends. price rumored near 950000.
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Associated Press
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American Baseball League
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Cleveland Baseball Club
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Percy Morgan
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Charles Somers
Wile
Jack McCal
Tris Speaker
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Eddie Collins
Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago White
Arthur Fletcher
New York Giants
Philadelphia Nationals
Martis
New York
Wight
Jack McCallister
Alyn Bradley
Associated Financiers
Art Fletcher
New York Yankes
Bucky Harris
Washington Senators
Shrps
Bernard
Washington Pilot
Washington
Coombs Elected Exeter Grid Leader in 1928 Season
Haymond Coombs of Kennebunk Maine, nephew of baseball pitcher Jack Coombs, was elected captain of the Exeter football team for 1928. Coombs has led the team as quarterback for two years and will serve his second straight year as baseball captain next spring.
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Associated Press
Haymond Coombs
Kennebunk
Maine
Jack Coombs
Coombs
Heeter
Dempsey Sharkey Fight Fouls Debated by Prince
Alderman William Prince, former featherweight champion of New England, says Sharkey was not fouled by Dempsey. He viewed fight pictures at the Palace and offered that opinion on rounds five and seven.
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Jack Sharkey
Jack Dempsey
Alderman William 4. Prince
New Engand
Sharkey
Alderman Prince
Dempsey
Palace Ihestre
Capablanca Wins World Chess Title Match
Capablanca defeated Alexander Mexicine in Buenos Aires to claim his third victory in the world chess championship series. The 29th game ended after 70 moves, sealing Capablanca’s lead.
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Buenos Aires
Associated Press
Jos R. Capablanca
Alexander Mexicine
Jock Malone Beats Rosenbloom In Ten Round Decision
Jock Malone of St. Paul defeated Mask Rosenbloom of New York in ten rounds, outboxing and outgeneralling him at ringside as newspapers noted Malone pressed the pace and Dominated throughout the bout. Rosenbloom fought bravely but struggled to keep pace with Malone’s accurate punches and swift defense on the St. Paul canvas.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Associated Press
Jock Malone
Rosenbloom
New York
Malone Rusly
Golf instruction on striking through turf into the Imaginary One
The speaker emphasizes timing and a smooth through swing not stabbing the ball. The clubhead should penetrate the turf, driving toward the Imaginary One with a broken follow through. They sometimes picture dissing the ball into the Imaginary One for better results.
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