Bridgeport Triumphs 3–0 Over Steamrollers In Narrow Win
Bridgeport defeated the Steamrollers 3 to 0 at Kingeley Park with Allie Bakos booting a 37 yard field goal. Dan Hates contributed as the Steamrollers failed to score and dropped several chances, while Dutch Forst and Grouchley anchored the Bridgeport line in a tense, low yardage contest before 9,200 spectators.
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Tiny the Milford Manager Leads Jaxs Toward Stratford Clash
Mocked as tiny by players, manager Blately Babrock of Milford’s Mord Iuigh School football team, Jaxs, boasts a 3-2 season and hope of beating Stratford High on Saturday. The team praises their tall, jovial leader despite odd misstatements about his size and past.
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Saints and Mohawks tie 0 0 at Noenflela park
The Saint Joss and the Johanes played a scoreless tie yesterday afternoon in the preliminary tile at Noenflela park. Garrity and Gaffney starred for the Saints while Tickey and O Connell shone for the Mohats, as both teams were evenly matched.
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Bridgeport Falls Short In Rough Football Bout
In a rough game Bridgeport pressed for a drop kick setup after a 20 yard pass from Collins to Pearce. They fumbled near the three yard line and faced a blocked punt recovery as Maloney struck. Frakes missed a field goal attempt as substitutions and late penalties clouded the activity.
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Pairfield Tigers Roar Past Lenox 19 to 0 on Home Field
Pairfield, Nov 15. The Tigers defeated Lenox 19 to 0, repeating their Waterbury effort with stout defense and a dominant Viger backfield. Norma left half, QB Dick, McGovern, and Sedney at full back starred as Lenox failed to score. Many fans packed Jennings field to witness a hard hitting, tactical win.
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Kaceys Suffer Loss as Crescents Beat Them in City Race
The Knights of Kacey fell to the Original Crescents of New York in a rough game. Clayt McGraw, a Maryland college student, led the Kacey attack but was sidelined or missing in action for long stretches. The Crescents pressured Kaceys with guards Weimer Kelly Milligan Olson and Rowe driving to the basket as Bradley and Burns contributed. Multiple names appear in the box score for both teams.
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Berkshire Nose Out Essex Five In Slugfest
Berkshire beat Essex 24 to 23 in a dramatic Friday night league game. The lead changed hands through three quarters as Berkshire pulled away late behind strong play from Tarrety and Schuyles. Key contributions came from Welatain Murray and teammates McDonaldy Doherty and Halverson, with standout defense from Doherty.
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Bridgeport High vs Stamford Football Ends in Slow Scoring Game
Bridgeport High and Stamford played a rough contest at New Park with numerous penalties hampering Bridgeport. Stamford leveraged forward passes and a standout Knoxus to challenge, but Bridgeport’s Shea and Ryan Ton provided brief sparks before the teams meet again next Saturday.
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Brooklyn Seeks Maranville Infield Shakeup
Brooklyn plans a major infield overhaul moving for Maranville as the Cubs and others weigh their shortstop options. The discussion centers on trading Rabbit Maranville to bolster the roster while Pittsburgh, Kansas City, and several minor leaguers are mentioned as potential players. The aim is to refresh the defense and align with season plans as the old order changes.
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French Want Zev for International Event
Zev emerges as a leading candidate for the international race to be held at a Lawrence course on May 3 next year. An entry invitation will be sent to Barry F. Sinelai during the current week. Wertheimer, owner of the Champion French three year old Iplith, will sail for New York December 1 to meet Sin clair and arrange the reception details.
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White Sox to Train in Florida Next Spring
Chicago nov 18 definite announcement that the Chicago White Sox will train in Florida next spring was made here last night by Harry Grahiner secretary of the club. The statement confirms plans for warmer weather workouts and spring training camp location to be announced shortly.
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Team 3 Leads Bassick Bowling Standings By Six Games
Team 3 dominates the Bassick Bowling league with a six game lead over Team 6. They hold league records while individual averages and high scores are distributed among players. Standings and recent results feature mixed accuracy and many OCR fragments.
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Devon Separates Trim Collegians’ Team in Narrow Win
Devon Separates defeated the AM Collegians of Bridgeport yesterday afternoon by a 35 to 28 score. Bridgeport’s 3rd quarter lead faded as Devon took control, with a late surge securing the win. The team will abandon Sunday basketball locally and begin a Wednesday night regular schedule against the Black Rocks, prompting an undisclosed schedule change.
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Corbett Faces Brooklyn Rival In Thirty Six Round Card
Boxing night at State Street Casino features main event Steve Smith and Young Angelo in a six round bout. Eddie Corbett meets Brooklyn foe in a ten round third bout after a slate of undercards including Chester vs Lenny and Danley vs Brown.
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Community A G Defeats Colonial Quintet In Overtime
Airfield November 18 Special report says Community A G won over Colonial A A Bridgeport 20 to 15 after two overtime periods. Next Saturday Community A G hosts Black Rock Separates in Sherman ball. a week later they travel to Nor walk to play Mon Separates.
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Norwalk Tigers Trim Ridgefield in Hard Fought Victory
Norwalk defeated Ridgefield 1 to 0 as Able Kaller and Louie Stehler scored for the Tigers. A large crowd gathered at the amusements park to cheer their home team to the win.
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Wesleyan Plans Varsity Football Lettermen for 1924
Wesleyan University athletic council in Middletown announced the varsity football lettermen for 1924. Sixteen players received letters, including five seniors who will serve as team leaders, with Martin as coach and an assistant manager among the staff.
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