Silbert Likely to Join International League Amid Bender Lead
Waterbury club circles report Silbert offered a berth in the International League with Bender possibly guiding the Ponies. The turbulent season saw Gilbert praised for his finisher role, while Waterbury’s hopes ride on a strong recruit drive and league club interest as spring training begins.
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Locomobile Bowling League standings show Perry Kelly slips
Jim Bers moves to second in the Locomobile Bowling League standings and edges Kelly for Mealy fine. The Cookie Pushers lead, with Sod Testers and other teams close behind as the circuit shapes for the season.
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Wolfe's Comeback Stuns In Boxing Return Card
The underdog Wolfe returns after years with a decisive 18 round victory at Madison Square Garden. Rival Jeronte and OL collide as Wolfe battles through a grueling bout to claim the decision amid a dramatic, action filled night.
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West Virginia Hopes to Have Clean Slate
West Virginia University aims to start anew after a strong 13 to 0 victory over Virginia Saturday. The Mountaineers, unbeaten in the current run, focus on solid defense and efficient scoring as they prepare for upcoming fixtures. Local observers note the team’s improved line play and disciplined tackling as key factors shaping the campaign.
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Mike Eddy Not to Play Against Fisher’s Crew
Report from Atlantic City states Mike Eddy is rested after a Princeton defeat and will not play against Fisher’s crew. Harvard’s Mallory returns at fullback, while captain and quarterbacks prepare to line up, with doubts about Ohutn and chon.
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Dirty water pail injures fighters at bout
Report describes a boxing match where a dirty water pail and sponge caused eye injuries and illness among fighters. Mike Gibbens retired due to a bye, and others suffered similar effects from contaminated water and equipment during the bout. The piece criticizes the use of dirty buckets and sponges.
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Black Rock Jrs Eye City Title Bid in Rough Scrimmage
The Black Rock juniors pursue the city championship after a hard fought game with Bates High. Key plays included Nelson and Teed on offense while the defense stifled the opposition, keeping their undefeated streak intact ahead of Sunday’s showdown.
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Tigers Lose Six Grid Stars In Sudden Setback
A chaotic report notes the Tigers will lose six grid stars in a spring roster reshuffle. Names such as Tomary Thomsen and Mutat Dickaruson appear amid a mixed listing of players and possible replacements. The item hints at upcoming changes and team challenges.
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Lehigh and Lafayette Meet for 56th Time
The historic clash between Lehigh and Lafayette drew their 56th encounter with both teams showing strong showings. Lehigh, led by standout players, won the latest game while Lafayette captured the earlier matchup, continuing a long rivalry stretching back to 1884 with decisive periods and notable performances.
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Walker Jones bout canceled amid confusion and delay
Report notes a proposed Walker Jones boxing bout being called off after confusion. The event, once slated for Thanksgiving week, faced disorder and frustration as organizers and participants clashed on schedule details.
Hilltop Quintet to Play New Haven Normal School
The Hilltop quintet will face New Haven Normal School in a practice game arranged yesterday by Von Kenneth Robing. The Willtoppers expect a strong lineup with Randolph at center, Whelan and Kay at guard, and Mravick starting at forward against the City quintet.
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Bridgeport Trade Opens Season With Boardman S
Bridgeport Trade school begins its 1932 season this afternoon facing Boardman Trade school of Newdover. The contest will feature key players Conn Hinchcliffe Caplin George Wexler and Pettoe. Apprentices will wear new uniforms for the match as they host a practice before traveling to Worcester Holy Cross.
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Trinity Quintet to Play Stevens Five
Hartport November 11 Trinity quintet schedule shows a fifteenth game arranged to play Stevens five at Be Siehorn. The matchup replaces a February 10 plan with Willkung voll cancelled earlier, aiming to boost the season and maintain a Yale-Connecticut focus with the Hartford venue hosting the series.
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Prout Re-Elected President Of A A U At New York Meeting
William C. Prout of Boston is re elected national president of the Amateur Athletic Union at a New York conference. The union plans direct control of women's athletics and awards the 1925 outdoor championships to the national body. The meeting discussed representation, amateur rules, and new amendments to restrict expenses and regulate competition across clubs and athletes.
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The Old Grad at the Game in Youthful Spark
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Joe Wood Named Head Coach for Yale Baseball Team
In a major college baseball development Yale picks Joe Wood to lead the program as head coach with duties focusing on pitching. A trio of former big league stars including Slattery and Clarke joins as assistants while Wood signs a contract to coach the pitchers amid routine procedural considerations at the university.
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Orioles Ten Play Legionette Five in Wednesday Night Contest
The Mobbg Micticet little Tusket ball team, the Orintes, will gen the ason Widnesday night at tig e. A hen the tech will at 3 the Leg at 3 o's hack, it will be an yadastral least. contest. Towetesk the Oriole Juniors gay the 2. My Kieod tenia.
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Harvard Freshmen Battle for Yale Tomorrow Tigers Clash in New Haven
Candid report from Cambridge on Harvard football injuries. Grew and Coburn suffer setbacks while Gordon and Spalding recover. Harvard aims to sharpen rushing game and line play before New Haven clash with Yale.
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