Loftus Tops Locals in Eastern League Batting Leaderboard
Nick Loftus topped locals, Martin led base stealers, and Post tied for doubles in a Worcester league season report. The piece cites Ted Eael, Elmer Bowman, and Dick Dou as top performers, with Bridgeport stars like Jiggs Lonhue and Gene Martin highlighted. Eastern League batting averages exceed 300 with many players above 60% of a full season.
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Nick Loftus
Martin
Post
Hvade Lefer
Worcester Clus
Ted
Eaelin
Husky
Elmer Bowman
Bown
Lepitironte
Elrnuil
Bridgeport
Cowl
Dick Dou
Brooklyn
Fred Fisher
Clu
Johnny Honig
Kay Po
Jiggs Lonihuer
Shortyong
Frank Duffy
Frank Osten
Wallympson
Ady Martin
Gene Martin
Beidgeport
New Haven
Inter
Shorty Demoe
Hartrorad
Frank Sineton
Tslib
Ague
Wakeman Memorial to Face Community Saturday Night
Wakeman Memorial of Port Harbor meets the Community Co. of Fairfield Center Saturday night at Sher andal in the town championship opener. The Wakeman lineup is favored but Community players claim no certainty. A curtainraiser features the Legionetto girls versus Nichols.
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Fairfield
Wakeman Memorial
Athport
Community Co
Fairfield Center
Sherandal
Tida
Wakeman
Nichols
Norwalk
Senates
Yakeronu Memorial
Sly Banks
T.moran
Ussell Carroll
Avatson Ig
Rowland Baakke
L. Senlthe
Jonas
T. Moran Carroll Watson
Whittier Wins Public School Soccer Title
Whittier won the public school soccer championship by defeating Sumerfield Lota o at Seaside Dark yesterday afternoon. Verdesie scored the winning goal on a free kick. The goal came late in the second half as Reeney and others surged forward.
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Whittier
Chiss G
Sumerfield Lota O
Unquowa Tribe Leads County Red Men League Standings
The Unquowa Tribe holds first in the Red Men's League with six straight wins in Dowling County League play. Derby Red Men and New Haven Red Men follow, as Unquowa hosts New Haven and prepares for upcoming matches against Derby and Bridgeport squads next Monday and the next, with results from last night’s games reported.
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Unquowa Tribe
RED Men's League
Fpalrfield
teHows
Derby
New Haven
Dubury Red Men
Gal Eileys
Bridgevert
Advertising Team Tops Post Pin Busting Circuit
The Advertising department dominates this week’s circuit with top individual star Singley and Von M Doran earning honors. Standings and league records show Advertising leading the standings in the Bowling League and related averages.
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Boowling Lengue and Tool & Ong paTay
von M Doran
Rehein
Stoom
Feague Records
van Darongaingle
Sinley Oot
High Town aingle—Advertising
Rowl
Iirculation
Dunker chosen to head Harvard Crimson eleven
Harvard reports Bernie Dunker, guard, likely elected captain for next season. Dunker among four varsity returnees. Greenough Evans and Combs back, while key backs and line players shift as many graduates depart. Coburn Jenking Check Hammond and others out. backfield to feature Barvard Cordingly Howe Suambroski Maher with Bradford twins and others in 1920s era roster shifts.
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Coburn
Jenking
Check
Hammond
S. Bradford
Kernan
R Fuphard
Hobson
Crosby Yond Gordon
Greends
Pfassman
Lockwood
Alea Ara
Barvard Wil
Bave Cordingly
Howe Suambroski
Gard Maher
Bradford Twins
Vigler
Daniell
Theopold
Adie
Macomuer
Berkshires Meet Madisons Thursday in Turkey of Games
Thanksgiving afternoon contest expected at Byurdaies Bark features Berkshires versus Madisons with the Thursday winner advancing to meet the Hove Salments in the city championship. Final signals practice scheduled before a 3 o clock start.
Suspension for Carl Dume Overweight in Bantamweight
In New York Carl Pine of New York was suspended for sixty days by the State Athletic Commission for failing to meet the 122 pound limit ahead of a Friday bout at Madison Square Garden against Jerome of New York. Tarun reentered the city at 127 1/2 pounds, an eight pound advantage that aided his victory. Duane’s $400 weight forfeit was claimed by Jerome.
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Carl ‘Pine
New York
Blazer
State Athletic Commission
Tarun
Jeromo
Duane
Jerome
Holy Cross Prepares for Dec 1 Game Against Eagles
Holy Cross coach Cleo O’Donnell allots light scrimmage to limit injuries amid a troubling week. Key players Gleason Crawley Carton Smith Sullivan and Butler sidelined previously, with Bert Sullivan aiming to be fit for the December 1 showdown as the senior class holds a pep rally and dance to rally the team and student body.
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Worchuster
Holy Crown
Aurugele
Boseson College
Cleo O'fonnell
Bill Gleason
Jock Crawley
Charley Carton
Smith
Sullivan
Buter
Tretner
Bert Sullivan
Buffalo
Witvedge
Pumpie
Boston Uoltere Ts Wa
Hippel
Ansonia High Faces Haverhill In Weekend Football
Ansonia High undefeated football seeks win at Haverhill in an in weekend contest. The team, led by Gis Angonin, aims to rebound after a difficult season and improve past records as it travels through New England.
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Haverhill
Ansonia
Gis Angonin
New England
Bridgeport
Teams tied in Dupont Bowling League standings
Readers witness a tight Dupont Bowling League race as Te Sulting Room Team shifts from runaway leader to a share of the top, Milwan climbs from last to challenge for a top spot, and a close finish is forecast for next Monday night amid uncertain outcomes and spirited play.
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Dupont
Alony
Beinig
Ungquewa
Milwan
Staett
Couidet
Sweals
Wallee
Felgal
Princeton Alters Grid Schedule With New Comers
Princeton New Jersey announces football schedule changes for the season. Amherst and Lehigh join the lineup with Princeton to begin a schedule featuring seven games. Amherst replaces Hopkins in the opener as Lehigh appears in the second contest, with Georgetown substituted elsewhere and dates listed as October 4, 12, 18, and November 1 among others.
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N. J
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Leugh
Princeton Foosball
Todd
Cot Athletic Control
Amueret
Jomal Hopkins
Lehigh
Georgetown
Ame
Lehigns
Navy
Notre Dames
Swarthmore
Harvard
Swarthmore Wins Soccer Thriller Over Lafayette
Swarthmore College defeated Lafayette 3 to 2 at home today in a tight soccer contest. Swarthmore demonstrated resistance and steady play led by its attackers, while Lafayette pressed to equalize in the final minutes. The victory boosts Swarthmore's season as fans packed the stadium.
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Fie
Swarthmore College
Lafayuette
Devon Separates to Face New York in Girls Combine Exibition
The Devon Separates plan an exhibition game against the Broomer s of New York at the Devon AV Gym tonight. The Broomer team is regarded as one of the top female combos in the nation and aims to upset the local squad in front of a crowd.
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New York
Smizha i. Regu
Vones
W. Mupat
Fragmented OCR race table with multiple city names and figures
A jumble of names and numbers from several cities including Waterbury New Haven Albany Springfield Worcester Pittsfield Bridgeport Hartford and others. The text resembles a race or scoring table with ten plus games, various percentages and identifiers but is largely unreadable and incomplete.
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Hartford
Lawrence
New, Haven
Dourhan
Springfield
Preaiger
Albany
Iuseell
Pittsfield
Bennett
Worcester
A. Walsh
Henzos
Bridgeport
Port
Ross
J. Johnson
Ki McGarren
Shenwood
Bridge' Ning
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Albay
Anderson
Pittafield
Sharling
Santson
Pennington
Welah
Visan'ke
Harford
Waterbury
Furker
O' Neil Springfield
Sige Smith
Medfield
Fittsield
Pancho Villa to challenge Joe Lynch if he beats Tremaine
Promoter Rickard plans Thanksgiving boxing party at Madison Garden with Pancho Villa, world flyweight champion, and Carl Tremaine. Villa’s title not at stake due to Tremaine missing weight, but knockout flair and box office intrigue draw crowds.
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Pancho Villa
Joe Lynch
Carl Tremaine
Wew
York
Tex Rickard
Rickard
Hia
Madisor San Garden
Pancho Villay
Vita
Cart
Tila
Ville Jimmy Wide
Pola
John Turkey
Batving Slit
Kid Norfolk
Unix
Duane
Bueach
Eurprixe
Lrous
Jock Malone Kaynes Ward in 4th Round
Huston Novack of St Paul Minnesota scored a technical knockout over George Ward of Elza beth New Jersey in the fourth round after Ward was knocked down four times. Referee halted the scheduled ten round bout tonight in Houston.
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Jock Malone
Kaynes Ward
Huston
Marlone
St. Paul
Minn
George Ward
Elzabeth
N. J
Ward
Firpo to Return Next Year and Take Jack's Crown
New York press reports that Firpo plans a comeback next year to challenge Jack Dempsey for the heavyweight title. The text notes Firpo’s arm healing after the 1922 bout and his confidence in a strong heavyweight field, with a vow to win the crown and send regards to the boxing commission and chairman William Muldoon.
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Jack
New York
United States
Jack Perues
Poly Grounds
Cablegranm
Tex Rickrat
Bueno Aires
Denney
Staite Chletic Commission
Commission
William Muldnop
Hearth
Cnountry
Muldooy
Princeton crews announce 1924 varsity schedule regattas
Princeton University crew announces the 1924 varsity schedule with three regattas. The opening event is the Yale Cup on Lake Carnegie in May, with tests and races set for the Princeton crew at Lake Carnegie.
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Princehion
Princeton
Lake Carnegie
Michigan to Add Willing Opponent in 1957 Grid Plan
Michigan football coach Yost announced a tentative schedule adjustment in Arbor with a potential addition of a Soviet era opponent. The plan hinges on securing a suitable date and formalizing the arrangement for the 27imi season.
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Mich
Michigan
Cowel Yost
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