Meet in Providence to discuss Eastern League shakeup this month
Bridgeport Baseball Club officials led by President George Lall and Manager Frank Mapleton plan to attend the Eastern League meeting in Providence later this month. A shakeup is anticipated with a new president possible and decisions on Waterbury and Pittsfield club statuses pending. The Waterbury franchise may be sold to new investors as the league seeks to strengthen the circuit and add six new players to several rosters.
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Asheville
Seventeen Dartmouth Players Rewarded With Letters
Seventeen Dartmouth football players received varsity letters as of May 4. Nine of the letter winners will receive the sheepskin in June. Core players McPhail Harris Lane and Phillips are noted to return, forming the nucleus of the Green backfield next year.
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Rocky Stone Beats Middletown Player in State Play
Rocky Stone of this city defeated T Cuppen of Middletown in state play by 100 to 65. Stone's steady shooting carried Bridgeport to his fifth victory in nine starts as he built a strong early lead and maintained control throughout the game.
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Princeton Beats Yale as Harvard Trims Columbia in MI A Intercollegiate
Princeton defeated Yale 49 to 24 with Keliche and Pete Klein starring for Princeton. Hay was Harvard’s top shooter as Harvard trimmed Columbia 16 to 29 in the same MI A Intercollegiate league showing Princeton’s defeat and Harvard’s win last night.
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Hay
MoH Basketballers Set For Opening Game
The Y drills report the MoH basketball squad will debut after three weeks of practice. Five on Thanks Going Day will host the opener with players reported as Werler Sewartz Katy Stine and Greenstein ready to report.
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Rival bodies withdraw from Olympic Committee as A A U elects Prout president
Washington November 17 AP A fractured struggle over control of the American Olympic organization ends with the Amateur Athletic Union electing William Prout of Boston as president. Opposing leaders resign from active roles and withdraw from the Olympic association, while the AAU and allied groups clash over 1928 Amsterdam participation.
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the Nations Collegiate AA
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Team Three Defends Lead in Loyalty Circuit Bowling
Team Three will defend its lead in the Loyalty Circuit as leaders jumped ahead last week in a wild scramble. Teams Six and Five tie for second, Winnick tops the league with best average and high single. League records show high single 122, high total 323, team single 493, team total 149.
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Yankees Schedule Change Alters Grid Clash Dates
The New York Yankees professional team releases a revised schedule for late November and December. Key games include Yankee Stadium appearances against the Philadelphia Quakers and a November 27 matchup with the New York Yankees at Philadelphia. Additional games are tentatively scheduled at the Polo Grounds and Yankee Stadium as arrangements finalize.
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Famous Landers Brothers to Play Mohican Team Sunday
The Ridgeport Mohicans prepare for a home game Sunday against the Hartford Crimsons with a strong forward wall led by Siemen and Whitey Strauss and aerial threats from Reilly and Shea. The Crimsons counter with McDonald and O'Brien, while key players suffer injuries ahead of the matchup.
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Ray Shea
Ty Ryan
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Brasenose College accused of favoring athletes in admissions
Oxford college Brasenose faces controversy over allegedly relaxing entrance standards to admit promising athletes including rugby players and women. The allegations, reported by Cherwell, claim systemic concessions extended to athletes under colonial student entries, though the principal denies any broad policy exceptions.
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Trinity Court Squad Holds First Drill Under Oosting
Trinity Court football squad opened under coach Oosting with a first drill in the lower gym. Captain Jub Whitiker was elected and key players like Thomsen and Silene Full Ord participated as the group began fundamentals and conditioning ahead of the Christmas term.
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Knights to Meet Spartan Quintet Saturday Night
The Hartford Spartans face the Knights of Columbus at Kacey hall Saturday night in a key local clash. Spartans boast Hartford Dixie veterans Tarrant Waterman and Silverman, with MacDonald of Andover at center and Strum and Taylor from Connecticut Aggies at guard.
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Presbys Lose to Milford DeMolay in Openers
The Presaby4 of Bridgeport opened the season with a 36 to 34 loss to Milford DeMolay at Walnut Beach. The game stayed close through a tied final minute before Milford's Hipnersight hit a floor shot for the winning basket.
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Rosenberg Accepts Graham Challenge in Madison Square Garden
New York licensing board granted bantamweight champion Charley Rosenberg a license and he will defend his title against Bushey Graham of Lates in a ten round bout at Madison Square Garden on January 7. The commission also allowed a twelve round flyweight title match between Fidel La Barba and Ellis Clarke of England at the garden on January 21.
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Diminutive Quarterback Named 1927 Team Captain
Warren Harding High School football players elected Eddie Sweezey quarterback as captain for 1927 by a narrow margin. Mrs James Ammons praised the team after their Saturday game against Central High, noting a moral victory despite a loss.
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Board of Education
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Stamford High and Bridgeport High clash officials named
Stamford officials choose neutral referees for the Stamford High versus Bridgeport High football game. State Central Board umpire will be the referee and Manning. Head linesman will be Conlon, Greenwich coach, with about eleven players golfing?
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Yale backfield lineup remains unsettled for Harvard game
NLW Haven AP reports Yale's day three practice shows uncertainty in the backfield with Al Foote stepping in for injured John Haben and Failing, Haben, and Captain Bunnell at quarterback-ish roles. The rest of the lineup includes Bill Kline at fullback and Larry Noble at left half, with Scott, Fishwick, Richards, Renton, Stahrhan, Webster, and Look at center.
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Stamford Boxer to Head New Card in Columbus Hall
Stamford boxer Gene Zedick, nicknamed The Thunderbolt, former Pacific Fleet light-heavyweight champion, will headline a Columbus Hall pro card on November 36. He has fought at Madison Square Garden and New York armories, with recent action against Leonard Nebiett in 8 rounds. Opponent TP Mul Swider had notable bouts versus Yale Okun and Sailor Huffman. eight rounds planned. Other bouts include Teddy Lampling Geek versus Boboy Robideau, Ben Ra of South Norwalk against Marty Ridzers, a 4x-round match Young Augie of Stamford versus Tommy Reillie, and a 4-rounder Young Tarney of Stamford versus Charlie Middleton of Norwalk.
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United States Navy
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Yale Officials Not Decided On Olympic Plans
New Haven Nov 17 AP Yale officials have not decided whether to send a crew to the 1928 Olympic Games. Prof G T Settieton chaired athletic control said he knows nothing of such plans. Harold F Woodcock noted no consideration given to sending Yale abroad in 1928 and that a decision would depend on having a representative crew. A Hamburg invitation to Yale for 1927 races was declined.
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Washington Eleven May Play in Honolulu During Holidays
The University of Washington football team will be invited to play the University of Hawaii in Honolulu during the Christmas holidays, announced today by Coach Otto Skhum of Hawaii.
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