Indoor Boxing Show At Park Theatre Tonight
Bridgeport offers a full indoor boxing card at Park Theatre tonight with multiple eight, ten, and four round bouts. Notable matchups include Smith versus Gardner in the main ten round event and Culver against Red Jarrett in a six rounder, with Mulligan and Williams also billed in semi final action. Doors open 6 30 and first bell 8 15 at Park Theatre Bridgeport.
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Bridgeport Guards Defeat Big Five in Local Cage Tie
In Bridgeport on November 29 the Composite Guards routed the Bridgeport Big Five, 18 to 40, with McMahon leading Life Guards scoring 14 points. Guards sank six of eight free throws. Bridgeporters made four of ten. Life Guards advance to face Samford City Five on the F court next Saturday.
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Dartmouth Only Eastern Team with Perfect Record
New York AP report notes Dartmouth's 1924 football season as the east’s strongest, finishing undefeated and untied. Key backfield stars Swede Oberlander and Myles Lane led a prolific attack that scored 340 points in eight games while conceding only to Harvard, Cornell, and Chicago. The season highlighted widespread use of the forward pass and record attendances, with storms causing several cancellations.
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Bears Edge Columbus Tigers In Tight Football Duel
Bears defeated the Columbus Tigers 14 to 13 in a tense football game. Cardinals beat Rock Island 7 to 0 while New York Dayton posted a 0 point game against Pottside 9 and Frankford 0 with Frankford teenbay scoring 7.
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Ching Hammill Fund Benefit Draws $200 Plus At College Game
A charity basketball event at Caronial Hall raised over 200 dollars as the M H A defeated the Blessed Sacraments 17 to 11 in a close thril l ing match. A total of 407 paid admissions were recorded. Gordon starred for both sides, with Park City Juniors beating Lordship girls 29 to 4 in the earlier game.
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Five records fall at Culver City 260 mile race
Culver City Calif Nov 23 AP five world speed records were broken in the Culver City 260 mile classic. Frank Hiott won with 127.87 mph for 260 miles. Harry Hartz was second Eliott third McDonough fourth Bud Cooper fifth. An accident injured Carrens and Wonderlich.
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KACEYS WIN OVER WHITE PLAINS 40-26
The Knights of Columbus posted their second straight win defeating White Plains at Washington Avenue Court on Saturday night 40 to 26. Cretella Rowe and Hart starred for KACEYS in a game decided by defense and decisive baskets.
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Hartford Blues topple New Britain 28 to 7 for 1925 Nutmeg title
Hartford Blues, led by Garry Stuhldreher Don Miller and Mackert, defeated All-New Britain 28 to 7 in Hartford. Miller's broken field run highlighted the win as Mackert added two plunges and Stuhldreher passed for key gains. New Britain scored when Perry Beans returned a Mackert fumble 72 yards.
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Don" Miller
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Yale
Ansonia High Wants to Play Louisville Team for $2000
Ansonia High football team, after a victory over Naugatuck, received a telex from Louisville Kentucky proposing a game here on December 5 with a guaranteed payment around 2000 dollars. Local officials’ approval and business backing could bring a decisive matchup that would boost Ansonia’s bid for state honors.
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Few Homers Made in This League
Ad Schinkel of the Hartford team led the Eastern league in home runs with 12, a sign pitchers held the loop. Roser Gehrig and Simpson, noted heavy-hitters in 1884, were absent in 1925 though Simpson returned late in the pennant race.
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Mohicans Rally To Beat Fairfield Tigers 12 to 0
Mohican football team, after two scoreless ties with Stratford and the Hartford Crimsons, defeated the Fairfield Tigers 12 to 0 at Newfield Park. Fine passing and rushing powered the win for the Bodgesport side while Fairfield’s aerial game faltered with only two completions in twenty attempts.
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Parochial Court Teams Practice Schedule In City League
The parochial school basketball league moves toward organization with eligible Catholic schools allowed four teams. All games occur at the city gym on Stratford Avenue after school. Practice sessions are Tuesday for Sacred Heart Blessed Sacrament St Augustine s and St Mary s and Friday for St John s St Cyril s and St Chartes. Teams report at 4 pm. Last year St Chartes won the championship.
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Madrid Announces Sautino to Fight Madden in Balboa
Madrid plans a boxing bout between Sautino known as the prize of Spain and Bartley Madden from the United States. The date for the Balboa ring clash has not been determined yet.
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Ecklunds Wood Busters Triumph In Bowling Match
Charles Ecklund's Wood Busters topplers beat Independents of department 21 at Connia Lewis alleys. James Cook led with a 140 single and 371 total for three strings as Ecklund's team won three straight games to take the match with a 508 1464 score tally across players. The third game will determine the honors.
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