Collins to Lead Industrial League Court Squad Report
General Electric officer named by the board. Charles Collins expected to be president of the new Industrial basketball league circuit. EB Buckingham named vice president and W. Abbott nominated secretary treasurer. Schedule lists Raybestos, Bassick, Underwood Locomobile, General Electric and others in a full season opening.
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Collins
Industrial League
General Electric
Buckingham
Charles Collins
General Miedris Company
Swift
Industrial Basketball League
M.A
Col Hinely
EB. T. Buckingham
Buckham
Creation
W. Abbott
Raybestos
Ridgeport
Underwood Locomonile
MGA
Lou Nanchy
Joseph F. Kraynick
Raybestos Va. Brass
Unwood
Locomobile
Bassick
Crane
Amer
General Heldric
Waterwood
Brass
Haybestos
Locoobile
Jarwood
Underwood
Loabile
American Chain
s.American
General Elec
Ric
Mobile
I Geers
General
Electric
Under
General W Electric
Bassick Woderwood
Bestos
Bas
Brass Grane
Raybeston
Bassick Va Brass
Baron Va
Veerfean Chain
Amateurs Battle at New Canaan in boxing bouts
A large crowd watched amateur boxing in New Canaan at the New Canaan Sporting Club. Results include Tommy Brown over Kid Bogs, Al Sidusk over Frank DeFoe, Louis France over Young Sharkex, a technical knockout for Bligefield over Donald Cann, Red Mi versus Lepe Chipernelli, Johnny Garcia over Young Wina, Young Cleveland over Young Columbo, Manley over Tommy Hazel, and Eddie Brodie of Bridgeport appointed for New Canaan.
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New Canaan
Cal
Danhory
Red
South Norwalk
Lepe
Chipernelli
Johnny Garcia
Danbury
Young Wina
Ridgefield
Young Cleveland
Stamford
Young Columbo
Young Manley
Tumford
Tommy Hazel
Yale Will Have Hockey Combine
Yale authorities announced hockey will be played this season despite potential delays to the new arena. The season opens with St Nicholas on January 18 and practice begins in December at the Eastern States Exposition building in Springfield Massachusetts. The team will practice at Hobey Baker rink on December 13 with Princeton, then resume in Princeton January 15 against the Tigers.
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New Haven
Yale
University
St. Nicholas
Yale Athletic Association
Springfield
Mass
Wi.ll Ofo
Princeton
Dorfman Defeats Smith In New York Featherweight Bout
Sammy Dorfman outpointed Steve Smith at the Plonser Sporting Club in New York in a lively star bout. Dorfman was superior in most rounds while Smith impressed the crowd with his willingness and solid boxing work.
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Steve Smith
Sammy Dorfman
New York
Plonser Sporting Club
Dorfman
Bridgeport
Smith
Crown
Morgan to defend junior lightweight title in Madison Square Garden
Tod Morgan risks his junior lightweight crown in a 15 round bout with Carl Duane at Madison Square Garden Friday night. Duane, eager to fight after nose surgery, faces a strong favorite in Morgan whose boxing skill and punching power are expected to prevail. an undercard features Eddie Anderson versus Frankie Fink and flyweights Al Trono and Blas Rodriguez.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Tod Morgan
Carl Duane
Bronx
Duane
Joe Glick
Morgan
Guck
Carl
Lody Seeman
Harlem
Les Murray
New Zealand
Eddie Anderson
Frankie Fink
al Trono
Blas Rodriguez
Many sidelight events at Syracuse Colgate game
Archbold Stadium drew thirty two thousand fans for the 22nd annual Syracuse Colgate clash. Orange and Colgate crowds staged initials on the field while coeds waved orange kerchiefs and bands performed. A cannon fired with each Syracuse score provoked fans and rumors swirled about motorized artillery being brought into the reserved area.
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Archbold Stadium
Syracuse
Olgate
Manlius Cadets
West Point
Amherst To Lose Eight Grid Stars This June
Amherst College prepares to graduate eight football players in June, including backs Creden Cadigan Briddy and backs at center Whittney Richardson. The Lord Jeffs, defending Little Three champions after defeating Williams, will also part with end Morse Higgins and Smith Buard, while Rab Wilson may shift from center to back. The Sabrina club features several eligible prospects, with Ripka and Neale among the top backs.
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Amherst
Mass
Amherst College
Williams
Lord Jeffs
Creden
Cadigan
Briddy
Whittney
Richardson
Jossea
Morse
Higgins
Smith
Buard
Sabrina Club
Ripka
Neale
Rab Wilson
Deerfield Academy
Clarke La Barba Approved by New York Commission
The New York State Athletic Commission approved a world welterweight title bout between Elky Orke of England and Fidel La Barbi of California after endorsements from Peg Bettison of the National Sporting Club of London. The Madison Square Garden promoter set January 21 for the match.
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New York
New York State Athletic Commission
Elky Orke
England
Fidel Labarbi
California
Clarke
Peg Bettison
National Sporting Clab
London
Tex Rickard
Madison Square Garden
Rickard
Paul Gerlenbach
Jack Sharkey
Boston
Red Chipman
Benny Bass
Philadelphia
Honey Boy Finnegan
British golfers deft accepted for overseas professional match
New York AP reports the Professional Golfers Association accepted Britain’s plan for a July international team match in the Boston area before the Open at Oakmont. The eight man teams will play two days of 36 hole matches plus four ball formats. New rules require applicants to serve three years as caddie masters or instructors before eligibility.
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New York
Great Britain
Professonal
Golfers’ Association
Tenta
Boston
Oakmont
Walter Hagen
Triangles to Meet Paddock A C Sun
The North End Triangles face Paddock A C of Walnut Beach next Sunday in City Football League play. Coach Lee requests team members Tomassetti Sastaldo Matero Genentino Kouve N Bandy Jeanette P Parel Castle Castello Maniere Raymon Pollo Nastrae Martone Jasogna Grilla Castaldo report for the Princeton trip.
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North End Triangles
A. C
Walnut Beach
Princeton
Sev- Grand Street
Housatonic Avenue
Lee
Tomassetti
G. Sastaldo
F. Matero
Lz Genentino
Kouve
Bandy
M. Jeanette
P. Parel
RK Castle
L Caatle
Siltere Maniere
Harvard to resume Penn games in 1927 two-year schedule
Harvard announces a two year home and home football series with the University of Pennsylvania starting in 1927, replacing Princeton on the Harvard schedule. The Crimson will travel to Franklin Field for the 1927 opener on November 6 and host Penn on November 14, 1928, as part of a strengthened 1927 slate including Purdue Indiana and Dartmouth.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard College
University of Pennsylvania
Princeton
Quaker City
Harvard
Franklin Field
Pennsylvania
Stanley de Osborn
Fiarvard East
Athletic Board
Spain
Crimson
Michigan
Indiana
Purdue
Vermont
Joly Cross
Dartmouth
Brown
Ale
Penn
Pennsavivanis
Philadelpita
Schedwe
Franklin and
Mayrshall
Jet
Swarthinioare
Chicago
Lehigh
Wea
Navy
Columbiar
Frankenfield
Greenleaf and Rudolph to duel for world billiards title
Philadelphia November 16 AP Ralph Greenleaf of New York and Erwin Rudolph of Chicago will meet tomorrow night for the world pocket billiard championship after both won seven games in the Round Robin. Greenleaf defeated rival Frank Taberski of Schenectady 125 to 7 in seven innings, while Rudolph beat Peawuale Nata de of Baltimore 126 to 91 in 11 innings.
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Philadelphia
Ralph Greenleaf
New York
Erwin Rudolph
Chicago
Letore
Greenleaf
Frank Taberski
Chenectady
Rudolph
Peawuale Natade
Baltimore
Sterlings Eye Bright Court Season After Championship
The Sterlinga basketball team, 1126 27 era, aims to defend its Boys club title with two early wins at Kacey hall and M. Co. A. The lineup stays mostly the same with two new additions. Star players Basso, uccella, Cald ronl, Mazanbut, Charvalle and Car Trane will start every game.
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Sterlinga
Kacey Hall
M. Co. A
Mneup
Basso
Uccella
Caldronl
Mazanbut
Charvalle
Car- Trane
Kid Silvers to Box San Sanchez in Norwalk Show
Bridgeport lightweight Herman Kid Silvers will fight San Sanchez of Mexico in a ten round bout in Norwalk next Friday night. Promoter Dave Rose has arranged other bouts including Jew Perfetti vs Charlie Ray in sixteen rounds and Leo Gates versus George Thompson of Nebraska.
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Norwalk
Herman Kid Silvers
Bridgeport
San Sanchez
Dave Rose
Jew Perfetti
Charlie Ray
Leo Gates
George Thompson
Nebraska
Twenty Eight Tilts On List For Coming Season
The State Trade school basketball team begins practice for a 28 game schedule, including away and home clashes with Warren Harding and Central High. Key contest is March 26 against South Manchester Trade on their court. A squad of over 26 men reports for first practice in the new gym, with candidates such as Shubes Baitremas Travglin School and Dorgan, Ivatan Meyers Goletz Bergmark and Captain Flanagan, guards, plus Alexander Jacob and Walah centers, as the team drills daily from 3 to 5 pm. The schedule lists Dec 1 Congress High home, Dec 3 Open, Dec 9 University school away, Dec 10 Collegiate Prep away, Dec 14 Waterbury Continuum away, Dec 16 Grail Prep home, Dec 18 B H 8 away, Jan 4 Norwalk High away, Jan 6 Milford High home, Jan 12 Grail Prep home, Jan 14 Congress High away, Jan 19 Stratford High home, Jan 21 Miford High away, Jan 26 Fairfield High home, Jan 28 Staples High away, Feb 2 Waterbury Continuatioty home, Feb 4 Norwalk High home, Feb 8 University school home, Feb 16 B I & home, Feb 18 Collegiate Prep away, Feb Fairfield High away, Mar 6 Harding High away, Mar 14 Harding High home, Mar 18 Derby High away, Mar 25 South Manchester Traf y away.
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Warren Harding
Central High
Steve Zele
South Manchester
Shubes
Baitremas
Travglin
School
Dorgan
Ivatan
Meyers
Goletz
Bergmark
Flanagan
Alexander
Jacob
Walah
Et Fe
Congreans High
University School
Collegiate Prep
Waterbury Continustrum
Grail Prep
B. H
Norwalk High
Coach Reilly to Play With Mohicans Sunday
Eddie Relly Sr head coach of Mohblein and Centit High school teams will play with the Hartford Crimsones at New Field Park Sunday afternoon. Reilly has been playing football for 40 years and maintains his old leadership and drills as noted by members of his former squad.
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Eddie Relly
Mohblein
Centit
Hartford Crimsons
Newfield
Park
Reilly
Duffey's Amateur Record Not Recognized at AAU
In Baltimore on November 16 AP reports the Amateur Athletic Union refused to reconsider Arthur F Duffey's 100 yard time of 9.34 seconds from 1802, expunged after charges of professionalism. The historic decision revival sparked debate with New England delegates opposing Duffey's mark and noting Duffey later became a Los Angeles sports writer.
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Baltimore
Finda
Amateur Athletic Union
Arthur F Duffey
New England
Duffey
Losaton
Duffrey
Charles W Paddock
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Briggs
George
Jerry
Malcolm 15
Amateurs
Hockey Combine
Duane Friday
Colgate
N.Y. Commission
Garden Soon
Triangles
Paddock
A. C. Sun
H’d'cap
Deap
Anderson
Lu Dewitt
F Wheeler
Wolfe & An
Spargo
Jennings
Stanley
H. Savard
Savard
Eas
H. Hounslea
R. D. Goddard
T. H'd'cap
FP. L. Stead
F. EH. Hawley Jr
B. FL Venesa
Stort
Sterlings
Kid” Silvers
Harding
Central
Stratford High
B. 1
Coli¢gate Prep
Fairfield High
Finen
Mohicans
Hartford
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