Eastern League meeting names new leaders and schedule
Flerman Weisman elected president secretary of the Eastern League at the annual meeting in Providence. Carroll Maynon re elected treasurer. The club presidents discussed 1927 schedule, with Waterbury Pittsfield plans and several franchises eyed for next year. Committee formed to set dates, 484 games, opening in 1927 with a September finish.
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Providence
I. Hallota
J. Weisman
Esburr
Carroll Mayon
Igfield
Gatn
Dela
Iey
Dent
George Carey
Sprink F
Johnny Hera
Trev
Hera
Mr. Welsman
Carey
Dent Welsman
H Sm
Bighi
Waterbury
Pittsfield
Ihwan
Brassey
Chamber of Commerce
PAU
Water and
Troy
Schetady
Stamford
Bridgeport
Car- Tarough
Dennis J. Haylon
A. H. Powell
Georges T
Arthur Shean
Carroll Maynon
Springfield
Hawkins
Albany
J. M . Pittefield
James Clarkin
Bransfield
Hartford
Georgesn
Herman Wets
George Weiss
Cetebdria P
Science Clay
Jee T. White
Providerce
Eastern League Baseball Writers Association
Clarence
Watenbury
Pertin
Vic
Victor McWaell
A. Rom. Ginley
GQ Welch
J. M. Flynn
Witisfield
Arris and Wife Back From Abroad
Arris and his wife have returned from abroad amid speculation about a potential baseball season return. Reports quote manager Harris discussing travel and possible games to revive English sports, with unclear details and lingering questions about arrangements and venue.
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York
Imdand
Accortin
Blanle
Rich
Harria
Culerin Barry
Cmarria
Flabeth
Erans
Virginia
Harris
Wal
Rituns
Hair Groom Keeps Hair Combed and Glossy All Day
A dated hair grooming product promises natural gloss and a well groomed look for business and social occasions. It claims to tame unruly or shampooed hair, keeps it combed all day, and helps hair grow thicker, with grease less residue for a neater appearance.
Tigers Lead South End Pin Circuit as 14 Wins Highlight Standings
The Tigers hold a comfortable three game lead over the Larwoods in the South End Bowling League with 14 wins and nine losses. Five players share the league high average around 90, while Norwood and Atlas trail in the standings. League records show Orton with a high game of 82, Mahoney the high single of 123, and Mahoney also posting the high total at 304.
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Tigers
South End
Larkwoods
Larwoods
Ooge
Atlas
Aingie
Orton
Mahoney
Orange and Blue Quintets Lead Arcanum Circuit
The Orange and Blue teams share first place in the Arcanum League at 18 wins 12 losses. The Purple quintet sits third two games back. Symone holds the high single at 135 and Strike leads the season average. Team totals show Purple with 445 in high team melee and Purple at 1862 overall.
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Ech
Symone
Tverages
Auburn Eleven To Practice Tonight
A scrambled note lists Auburn football players and practice at Seaside Park. Names include Lasher, Petty Geng, Somers, Torr nelly, Gebers, Dlnan Paletn, Maveriik, Vane Bueah, Blane, Sheik, Mactinn and Ros.
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TG Tet
Calay
Lasher
Liane Petty Geng
Somers
Torr Nelly
Gebers
Dlnan Paletn
Maveriik
Vane Bueah
BK Blane
Sheik Mactinn
SombathY Fights In New York Tonight
In New York tonight SombathY is slated for a bout featuring the Twenty-fourth end High Regiment Army. Willie and Freddy (Vinnie) are set to meet in a rain-soaked ring, with both fighters reported in fine form as the bout looms.
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Sambethy
Fraghie Rei
New York
Willie Litien
Freddy
Vinnie
Bartelg
Rutgers Court Prospects Bright For Team Coach Breok Tift
Rutgers prospects look strong as Drexel visit approaches next Saturday. The team has seven weeks of practice completed with key players showing focus. Coach Breok Tift plans a rotation of the roster and works to solidify defense and shooting balance ahead of the opener.
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NLW
Brunswick
Winang
Breok Tift
Omen Bers
Af Lust
Monarchs VICTORS and centers win in boys club league tilts
Jackson Stars meet Collegians as season review centers around Seaside Park. Seaside contest on Field Number Five attracts crowds seeking the premier attraction, AV-Cole legion eleven, with 3000 fans expected to witness the State football progression and remote station coverage.
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Monarchs
Sterlings
Stary
Astute
Seaside Park
Av-Cole Legion
Threousand
Bicksler’s Stars Triumph In Narrow League Opener
Bicksler’s Stars defeated Red Men 28 to 20 in a dramatic Fairfield County league opener at Norwalk last night. The local team trailed late, then surged in four minutes to seal the win before a large crowd.
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Bicksler
STARS
RED Men
Bicksiet Ss Stara
Norwalk
Delaney to Fight Jamaica Kid Warm-Up in December
Bridgeport light heavyweight champion Delaney plans a December 10 warm-up bout against Jamaica Kid in Waterbury for Sedgwick Guards. The 15 round affair serves as tuning up before a larger slate including New York fights under Humbert Fugazy.
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Delaney
Jamaica Kid
Gack Delaney
Bridgeport
Waterbury
Sedgwick Guards
George Milligan
Jack Wil
New York
Humbert Fugazy
Bud Gorman
Gorman
Alike McTigue
Paul Berlenbach
Fugazy
Jersey City Armory
Minor Hague
Tommy Loughran
Philadelphia
Clicky Mark
Holyoke
Sammy Yoro
Fred Bretonnel
France
Tony Travers
New Haven
Mike Esponte
Stamford
Football stars and a baffling conference talk
A long survey tracks top football backs and linemen from Yale Princeton Notre Dame and Army and notes injuries and form. The piece argues a unified Eastern Conference is needed to resolve scheduling admission rules and eligibility disparities across schools.
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Oberlander
Grange
Wilson
Nevers
Friedman
Sligte
Prs
Hubert Wyckoff
Boeringer
Notre Dame
Butler
Pennsylvania
Connaughton
Georgetown
Sturshahn
Yale
Shiveley
Elinois
Maior
Hess
Ohio State
Schmidt
Army
Smith
Brown
Wyethers
Dady
Navy
Nelson
Sprague
Miller
Lassmann
N.Y. Vv
Opening County League Game In City Tomorrow
The Bridgeport season in Parr field county basketball league opens tomorrow night at Colonial hall with Bicksler's All Stars versus Stratford Legion In the first contest. A large crowd from the city and Stratford is expected to attend as both teams boast top calibre players.
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Bicksler
Stratford Legion
Colonial Hall
Bridgeport
All Stars
Stratford
Uniteds Edge Methodists In One-Point Provincial Bout
The Uniteds beat the Methodists 40 to 39 after a rough clash that saw Roger ejected on four fouls and Hie ging ruled out. Craley, a new player, entered late as both sides fought for the dramatic finish.
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M. E
United
Cornell Tracksters On Tiger Schedule
Cornell replaces Harvard on the Princeton football slate and signs a two year track meet agreement with Princeton. The Prince ton team will travel to Ithaca next year and Cornell will visit in 1928 per Dr. Charles W. Kennedy chair of the Board of Athletic Control.
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Princeton
Cornell
Harvard
Crimpon
Charles W. Kennedy
Athletic Centrol
Ithaca
Corneil
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McCorry
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Providence Club
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Baseball Writers
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Murdock
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Patterson
Stevenson
M. Taft
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Hayward
Lewis
Metzger
Malone
Auburn
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Eastern League
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Nee Morgen Cates
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Watt
Leferee
Furton
Fanning
Broderick
Barney
Hurtey
Lynch
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Bracken
Petrino
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Rickseler
Rowden
Cayan
Grantland Rice
Tao Ward
Slagle
Starbalh
Sturhahn
Sturhabsa
Greinersy
Blugles
Sharkey
Maloney
Dempsry
Persson
Berlenbach
Migazy
Richard Hey
Fendon
Geyatch
City
Uniteds
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Holmgren
Pte. Moss
Peterson
Hoffman
Tal Schultz
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