Bridgeport Amateur League Soccer Schedule Confusion
The article lists a week of Bridgeport area soccer matches with chaotic times and venues at Seaside Park Yellow Mill park and Old Mill Green, plus a Friday night schedule and a Saturday note. It mentions a special executive meeting at the Board of Education to set replayed semi finals Lincoln versus Barnum and the final, delays, and a withdrawal by Bridgeport High School Alpines. It also notes a new referee Davidson from Hartford and Lincoln schoolboys missing games due to a drum corps engagement.
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Bridgeport Patlig
Falcows
Tong
Seaside Park
Prospect
Madison
B. Colway
Yellow Mill Park
Lincoln
G. Mason
Madison Va
Shelon
Yellow Mil Park
Franklin
Maplewood
Miss Park
Old Mill Green
Barnumes
Miss Clark
Seaside Parks
Shelton
EB. Colway
Yellow Mill Part
Barnum
Bridgeport High School
Alpines
Davidson
Hartford
Liverpool
Lancashire
Bashan
United War Work
Dempsey Panned For Refusal to Meet Jeanette
New York readers critique Jack Dempsey for not boxing Jeanette, arguing the color line harms his legacy. The piece recalls Corbett and Johnson defying the color barrier, noting Dempsey’s past black opponents and urging him to face Jeanette to regain public esteem. The crowd’s scorn at Madison Square Garden is cited as a warning.
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Jack Jepsey
Jog Jeannette
Hoavy
Lefora
Etehe Tots
Madison Squares Garden
Dempsey
New Jersey
Kid Norfolk
Harry Wiils
Nesro
Red Tuiton
Harrison
Josephis
Flegro
Jess Willard
Bower
FY Arlem
John Tester Johnson
Fisticutis
Demasey
Athey
Jim Corbett
Jeannette
Jeter Jackson
San Paranciseo
Corbett
Coloy” Ting
Jack Johnson
Spain
Tommy Burns
Steve Ketchell
Jim Jefferies
Fisth
Tom Molineaux
Coptail Commons
London
Tom Cribb
Hage
Jack Kearnes
Jeanette
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey Knocks Out Flynn in First Round Bout
Philadelphia reports Jack Dempsey scored a first round knockout of Porky Flynn in Boston. A left hook to the jaw sent Flynn to the canvas at 2 minutes 16 seconds of the round, Dempsey dominating from the start. The bout lasted a six round scheduled limit with Dempsey winning clearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Jack Dempsey
Bosr
Porky Flynn
Boston
Dempsey
Jas
Hosk
J Dallas Named Head of Amateur Athletic Union
J Dallas of Meadow Brook Club Philadelphia was unanimously elected president of the Amateur Athletic Union in the United States. Prefersk W Rubien re-elected secretary treasurer with a slate of vice presidents led by Conway Taylor Weiser and Latrobe Cogswell. Boston hosts next annual meeting. Awards and rulings include national championships in swimming boxing wrestling and other events. Two thousand dollars to equip army camps in Porto Rico and three thousand for domestic demobilization equipment.
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Philadelphia
J.C. Conway
Boston
J. T. Taylor
Villsburgh
Robert, Weiver
Loz
Angeles
Latrobe Cogswell
Selimary
Jurisdinhian
Athioella Associion
Brooklyn A. C
Schuming
Lincoln Park &. C
Chicago
United Labor League
Pittsburgh
Multnomah
Chicsgo A. A
Eétreit
A. C
Hite
A. A
Luckstevie
Detsoit
Lreast
Stoke
Pwormen
Column Bus
Valley
Los Angeles
Chiladelphia
Turngeminde
A.C
A. L
Birmingham
Ala
Duke
Kahanamoku
Honosiu
Illinois A. CO
Chicago A. A
Board of Governors
Jhleawy
Porto Rico
Puriot
Uninterrupted Thoroughbred Racing Through War Year
New York report notes racing defied wartime curbs to sustain a near continuous season. Amid enrollments and sacrifices by owners and bettors, racing's social fund drives at Madison Square Garden and tracks supported Red Cross and Liberty Bonds efforts. Notable figures like Wilfred Wing helped raise substantial totals, with Kentucky racing communities preparing to contribute to Red Cross pledges as the season progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Aca
Army
Navy
Wrr
Madison Square Garden
Red Cross
Liberty Bonds
Wilfred Wing
Marshal McCarthy
Peri Oval
Kentucky
Salonia
Jim McCielliand
Colt “Glennal
Billy Kelly
Givie
Maryland
Jocker Clib
Hales
Baseball Heads Ready for Meet
NiGW YCURIS, Nov. 15. Baseball officials are preparing for winter meetings and the major leagues discuss salary retrenchment and restructuring. Ban Johnson and August Maree met in Chicago to limit player salaries and new actives, while critics warn of control by executives. Boston players Strunk Bush and Schang fined for exhibition breaches.
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Nigw Ycuris
Polligiwis
wWeijoth
Notiog
Ban Johnson
August Maree Maui
Chicago
Meir Usht
Johnson and Hermian
National Commission
Flus
Orin
Boston
Mack
Boston Red Sox
Rios Strunk
Joe Bush
Wily Sechatg
Phyeny
Ries
Eli Woods Weds Scotch Maiden
Local note recalls Eli Woods, once a Bridger area portly supporter and late Danny Walker’s friend, marrying a Scottish lass in Canada. Woods served in the Canadian forces during the war, attended a recent party minus a fag as it was removed for safety, and well wishes are sent for his new life with his bride.
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Bridgerportly
Canada
Woods
Paartender
Danny” Walker
Wic
Coombs Retires From Baseball After Long Career
Jack Coombs ends his baseball career for good after saving most of his fortune and investing in a large Neches Lex mercantile, where he now manages a major business. He joined the Athletics in 1906, was released in 1914, briefly linked with Brooklyn in 1915, and made a short comeback that lasted as long as baseball did.
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Jack Coombs
Evelander
Neches
Lex
Coombs
Athletics
Chief Benrler
Eddie Mant
Brooklyn
Cadet Aviators May Be Discharged if Desired
Washton November 18. All young aviators in training in the United States will be offered immediate discharge without commissions or of continuing training. Instructions to this effect were sent today to all written fields and camps by Major General Kenly chief of aerial aviation.
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Washton
aAil gAfiow
United States
Genur Kenly
Ereaivisto
Novelty Races End Team One's Dances
A Mardi Gras night event directed by McCormack and Barry at Brooklawn pavilion featured dancing, mic performances, and several races. Carstan Bates and Sophie Shen den won the kiddy car and tricycle events, while a sailor beat a soldier in the fife race. Continuous yandhs and colorful entertainments accompanied the games and general revelry.
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Team 1
United War
McCormack
Barry
Brooklawn
Carstan Bates
Sophie Shenden
Fife
Stanley
Unclear text about military personnel and awards at an event
Fragmented report mentions Tip Kanrnad Clemens of Suisse Mali street and a port venue, with references to the Navy and Defense, plus a reserve list. Also notes a First Sergeant Wishisr and war funds aiding tests and purchases, with vague dates and locations.
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Kanrnad Clemens
Suisse
Mali
Isvic
Washington
Man Sun Tse
New
Rainister
Stangarten
Wishisr
Labors wage talks and commodity prices overshadow war era markets
The article notes labor groups in conference on reducing wages amid anticipated commodity price declines under government policy. It cites Gompers, wage standards, and the impact of credits to Allies. It reports Baldwin Locomotive orders canceled, stock exchange loan limits, and a drop in scrap iron prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Gompers
Laredo
Fils
November government expenditures and wartime disbursements
November expenditures totaled 15 000 660 with daily averages above October. Treasury outlays of 133 076 000 on November 13 were the war period’s largest single day. The treasury balance fell by 500 million in the past week. Ceryn Products and Com Products are noted as peacetime stock candidates. Warnings in nine months stood at 11.42 on the common, projected to 16 for the year. Between March 1 1910 and September 1218 equity rose from 37 to 382.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Ceryn Products. Com
Etwien
Rominan
Exchanges and Replacements Company Says Today
Exchanges and Replacements, A. A. Housman & Co. say today that money stringency may prohibit extended fresh market commitments yet exchanges and replacements can occur without extending credit. No fixed rules govern replacement of securities. investors must decide whether to hold securities of firms that may see the war's end with some composure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.A. Housman & Co
Lfe
Northern Pacific Under Par and Shifting Prices
Northern Pacific slipped toward par after trading near 105 last week while Creat Northern hovered near 106 1 2. Stocks edged during armistice news with heavy selling from early buyers and some switching, as yields on short term notes showed mixed results in the early surrender period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacifc
Northern Pacific
Creat Northern
Hese Stadis
Steel price moves amid heavy trading and ex-dividend dip
Steel and allied stocks traded actively with Northern Vacite and K induse Iniak Alcohol at 912 during a brisk session. Steel broke to that price late in the first hour after a 12 point drop tied to the recent ex-dividend of 3.25 percent. About 500000 shares traded at par down to 97 7 4 amid renewed selling pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. 5. Steel
Steel Commons Northern Vacite
K. &. Induse Iniak
Bret
Irom
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Joe Booth
Monroe
Bridgeport
PWL
Columbia
Dominion of Canada
Yach
Federal League
Haevison
N. J
Gethsehems
Matests
Siv
Hartwell &Co., Makers
Troy
N. Y
Eayd Vas
Ladies Massage
Apul
Nick Lazos
Bad St
Foche
Flow Afton Pay Bridgeport Cycle Co
Gilbert Street
Flynn
Fale Goaals
Berehems
Montreat
Bethelhem
Sportsman's Patriotic Association
Persper Clots
Tere
Deiges
Aiust
New York City
Enle
Bethlehen
Efity
Toronto
Ffl
Trank Kramer
J. Dallas
Amateur Athletic Union
Baseball
Eli Woods
Association of Stock Exchange Partners
Money Committée
Wis
Great Britain
Italy
Elgium
Czecho-Slovak National Council
Baldwin Locomotive
United States Railroad Administration
Baldwin Works
Euviton
Fulton Motor Rack Company
Pide & CO. Makers
Troy. WY
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