Johnson and Weiss plan Oakland club transfer in deal
Oakland club in the Pacific County Baseball League will transfer ownership from Walter Johnson and George Weiss. Clark Griffith said he would waive Johnson’s retirement provisions to allow him to manage and pitch for the new Oakland team, with a proposed opening season schedule and a renamed Walter Johnson Field.
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Clark Griffith
Barney
Garland
Cal
Oakland
Walter Johnson
Washington Americans
George Weiss
New Haven
Cal Eoin
Oeltland
Wing
Ewing
Price
Johnson
Reno
Awail Developmental
Weiss
Walter
del Howard
San Francisco
Oakland Cluyds
Micramento
Portland
Washington
Griffith
Clark Grifith
Washington Ball Club
Kansas
Tlis
Lafayette Football Trip Aims for Lehigh Preparations
Lafayette College football squad departs for Stroudsburg to complete training ahead of the Lehigh game. Coach McCracken leads thirty Maroon players with two workouts planned at Stroudsburg fairgrounds. Assistant Gourley oversees Lafayette defense as Pershing remains out for the season and most injured players recover.
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Easton
Lafayette Colleza
Stroudsburg
Hanigh
Lehigh
Maston
Hospite
Pershing
Thirty Cyclists Entered For Six Day Race At Madison Square Garden
Thirty bicycle riders, fifteen foreigners, will race six days starting Sunday November 30 at Madison Square Garden in New York. Five from Trieste and three from Austral, plus entrants from Tunisia and other nations, form the international field.
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New York
Stams
Madison Square Garden
Trujans
Tly Ee Hciath
Austral
Wrland
For Ap
D ‘Tunis Br Talent
Amateur Billard Play Opens Here Tonight
The state amateur balkline billiard tournament starts at Cannon Street today with two matches at 4 PM. Charles Hron meets Fuller in Urideeport, and Arthur Merrill faces Waller in Wey Buren. Hettinger and Lavine’s match is postponed. Matches held here every Tuesday and Thursday.
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Thackwray
Billard
Cannon Street
Charles Hron
Urideeporth
Fuller
Werbury
Arthur Merrill
Wey Buren
Waller
Ty Hettinger
Jridgeport
Lavine
Waterbury
Gloves 10 Boxing Night At Park Theatre
Twenty New Haven and Bridgeport boxers set for tomorrow night at the Park Theatre with William Hickey bringing in top talent including Eddie Mack and Tony Gerard. A full crowd is expected as amateurs from both cities clash in a dynamic program starting at eight.
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Flem
Park Theatre
Mane
William Ti
Hickey
New Haven Bors
Eddie Mack
Joe Natrillie
Andy de Palma
Tony Gerard
Tim Corbett
New Haven
Bridgeport
Battiers
Ted LaCroix
Steve Culver
Johnny Kelly
Young Packus
Jack Lenn
Trosa
Cy Johnson
Birnie Perry
Elmar Ritz
Jack Deas
Tom Heaney
Ed McCarthy
Harry Allen
Georga Wright
Julius Smith
John Beane
Park City
Lonal Dans
Tia
Savery
Lakeviews Fail to Reach Westport for Scheduled Game
The Lakeviews of Bridgeport could not reach Westport to play the Owls after their transport trunk broke down near Ash Creek. A large Bridgeport rooter delegation attended, and Lakeview manager Frawley agreed to host a return game next Sunday. He also challenged Alphabera Trans or Black Rocks of Bridgeport for future games with the Gwe.
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Westpoit
Telegaram Service
Lakeviews
Bridgeport
Westport Owls
Ash Creek
Lakeview Rooters
Isridgeport
Frawley
Lac
Alphabera
Trans
Black Rocks of
Gwe
Chicago Leads Western Conference Elevens Standings
The Casconiatad Press reports Chicago atop the Western Conference standings showing games won, lost, tied and total points scored across all games including non conference play. The table summarizes each team's record and total points for the season through November 17.
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Chicago
Casconiatad Press
County League Court Pilots To Convene Tonight
County basketball league plans face opposition as managers from Fairfield Legion Bridgeport Kaceya Stratford Legion and Norwell Big Five meet at Knights of Columbus to discuss forming a circuit. Meeting at eight o clock aims to decide viability with Charles Johnson as temporary president and Charles H Mahoney as secretary.
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Knights of Columbus
Fairfield Legion
Bridgeport Kaceya
Stratford ‘Legion
Norwell Big Five
Ein O'Clock
Charles Johnson
Charles HE. Mahoney
Norwalk Tigers Triumph Over New Haven Grid Team 9 to 0
Norwalk Tigers edged New Haven 9 to 0 in a stubborn gym showdown. Abe Tarlow sparked a fourth quarter surge, scoring on a close run while Kidd added a drop-kick field goal from the 30 yard line after a tight back-and-forth start. The Elm City lads pressured but the Tigers’ smash line limited scoring opportunities.
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Norwalk
Tha
Stusbern
Quail A
New Haven
Moon
Elm City
Cigsra
Abe Tarlov
Quail
Tigers
Tarlow
Kidd
Tigers Tuail Flussell
Tluniskay JA
Tarlow Coe Schmidt
Yomhas Weer Sullivan
Letsted Fowell
Ase
Volverdler Pea Gainsier
Moriarity Soos Cannas
Rooney Vis
Audson Farrell
Cochran
Sullivan, New
Vinton High School football player dies in game injury
Roger Stewart, 18, Vin ton High School quarterback, died from a fractured vertebra suffered while blocking a run in a game at Amatoga on Saturday. The injury occurred during the foothill team's contest as the Yale Bowl seats are noted in a familiar feature.
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Vinton
Towa
Roger i . Stewart
Anamoga
Flo
Ther
Ty Cobb Pennant Hero of 1907 Meet
Story recalls the decisive 1907 pennant clash between Detroit and Connie Mack's Philadelphia Athletics, highlighting Ty Cobb's home run in a pivotal ninth inning and the coaching maneuvers of Connie Mack and Hughie Jennings that shaped the season's outcome. It also notes Captain Cunningham and Vago's teams and includes a long reminiscence from baseball historian H. G. Sallinger.
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TY Cobb
Detroit
Homer
MACK
Athletics
Great Britain
H. G. Sallinger
Ang
Hughie Jennings
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Machine
Philadelphia
Ty Colee
Howe
Waddell
Connie Mzladsen
Philedelphia
Wad- Gell
Cobb
Meyer
Ron
Epinard Returns Home at Last
Epinard's planned U S return encountered paperwork delays at Cherbourg due to invalid documents. The French racehorse, after arriving from Southampton, faced red tape from custodian officials, delaying entry for the Bow Wogne finals which continued into Ayrisons.
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Epinard
BABS
Nasi Press
Gene Lerd
son-Tuefitte
Waa
Eninard
United States
Cherbourgh
Southampton
Thean
Stratford High Gridiron Finishes Season With Five Wins
Stratford High School defeated Southington 19 to 7 to cap a five win season from seven games. Woor Rigberg and Sloobmaker scored Stratford touchdowns as Milford and other local teams like Wallingford Branford and Southington also fell to the Bees.
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Stratford High School
Southington
Woor Rigberg
Sloobmaker
Stratford
Milford
Brranford
Mhelson
Wallingford
Branford
Mohawk Eleven Falls to Springwoods 12–0 in Relay
In Norwalk on Sunday Mohawk Eleven of Bridgeport was shut out by Springwoods 12 to 0. Barkek scored the opening TD as Nagy failed the extra point. Springwoods dominated the second half with Fantorella’s 15 yard run and a late forward pass clinching the win. Archie Harrison, former manager, greeted by longtime friends.
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Norwalk
Telegran
Bridgeport
Des
Springswood
Hadi
Imywoods
Barkek
Toca
Nagy
Mopul
Jimmy Fantorella
Fiensod
Traland
Lae
Charles
Archie
Harrison
Smingwood
Shotra Lombardi
Trelure
Hennes
Yerres Santorelli
Bartek
W. Mardos
Approve 137 New Records at Atlantic City A A U Session
The 36th annual A A U convention in Atlantic City approved 137 new records and announced 1925 josts while outlining plans to broaden athletic activity and Olympic prospects. Leaders included William Prout of Boston as president and options for future federation efforts across North and South America.
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Atlantic City
A. A.U
Atlantic
City
Associated Press
Fon
United States
Affai
Lonigie Wl
Lonarroy
Pitteburga
Ray Thigbert
New York
Willam
Amena
Deros Callegos
Tuenos Aire
A. S. Langb
Traminion
A. Alt
Renee
Murray Uatbert
Tyva
Can
Flori Heratetore
Igs Associtian
Pisdriwatos
Aianti
Mevset
Mevopoliten Aviation
Mioamou Ulan
Princetuh
Tovi Iins
Theweas
A. Steeple-Chas
Ile
Prout
America
Brooklyn National League manager ill with pleurisy in Baltimore
A VUber Robinson, manager of the Brooklyn National Teague club, has been ill with pleurisy at his home in Baltimore for about a week. Reports say he is improving and may be able to travel soon. The illness interrupted plans as L aiken continued preparations for subsequent trips and activities related to the team.
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Lond Prieffer
Saran
Hartford
Buren Machine
Bryant Electric
Io Team
Mibris
Screw Machine
Pagsevihiing
Baltimore
Vuber Robinson
Brooklyn National Teague Club
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