Cross Country Plans at Yale Before Iowa Yale Game
Connecticut A.A.U. announces junior and senior cross country championships set before the Yale game on October 14 and November 4 respectively. Yale, Bridgeport High, St Mary's A.C., and local prep schools expected to compete, with Yale freshmen and varsity entries noted alongside Bridgeport Trade School and other clubs.
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Stamferg
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Tre St Mary's A. C. Enishing
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Bridgeport Trade School
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Harvard
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al Anderson
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Harry Gath
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Dock
Richard to stage boxing show at Royal Arena Montreal
Tex Richard announces next entertainment at Wie Slount Royal Arena in Montreal Canada on October 11 featuring four bouts including a clash between Charley Goodman of Brooklyn and Benny Gould. First show drew about £2,500 gate, seen as good after promoter dispute.
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Tex Richard
Wie Slount Royal Arena
Montreal
Canada
Ginge
Charley Goodman
Brooklyn
Benny Gould
Richard
Otter
MTELE
Huggins Careers as Club Manager Highlight Yankees Rise
Miller J Huggins built a long managerial career, guiding the Yankees to consecutive pennants and a second World Series title. The Cincinnati native, age forty three, began in minor leagues before joining St Louis and later Cincinnati, then rising to managerial prominence with the Cardinals and finally the Yankees in the 1910s. He reshaped rosters, facilitated key trades, and steered New York to strong finishes as he prepared for the 1917 1918 seasons.
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Yankees
Ameritenivesus
Lv Firth
Anager
Hyeli
Sid
Taguei
St. Louis
St Paul
Cincinnati Reds
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St Louis Cardinals
Piicher Reehe
Sterke
Carryan
Cy Sauas
Roger Breshnaham
Adesnahan
Pirates
Cardinals
Finkshea
Bob Hugeius
Ban Johnson
Brestling
Trnggins
Jacob Papepert
New York
Bill Donevada
Higgins
Shawker
Ward
Pipp
Yankee
Boston Red Sox
Scott
Dugan
Bush
Jones
Mays
May Solly
Mimer Smith
Nebregshe
Ains
Iy Aled
Ne Dart
Hagen Sarazen Match Friday At New York and Westchester
Walter Hagen and Gene Sarazen prepare for a weekend match sequence with a Friday bout in New York and a Saturday clash at the Westchester-Titmore Country Club. Both players arrive amid bets and strong opinions as Hagen seeks to extend a record of major wins while Sarazen aims to prove himself against established rivals.
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Walter Magen
Grae Sarazen
Hagen
Wiselfied
Gene
Lere Oni
Jim Barnes
Jock
Tutchison
Jim Toe
Sir Walter
Psteburgh
Wrestchester-Titmore
Bob
Alpine Juniors Edge City League Thriller
Alpine juniors faced YMHA in a City League game and fell 22 to 19. Coach Schwert may set up a rematch with the Alpine quintet to decide the title.
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Une Y. MH
Ula
M.A. Suniors
Tigers Eye Soccer Champions Ahead of 1928 Season
The Tigers, led by coach Nies, prepare a veteran squad with eight seasoned players and several substitutes as they pursue the Inter-Collegiate League title. Captain Crossman Casper tops a strong lineup including Wood, Martin, and Japanese star Brack, aiming to rebound after last season’s close finish.
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Bena
Soreer
Tigertown
University of Pennsylvania
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Yoosen
Nies
Tohnny Martin
Tiger Atm
Birek
Doc" Thomas
Chucke Woodtidse
Newark Baseball Club Face Turbulent City Debate
City chamber debates keeping Newark Lacrosse Club status while a new baseball park is sought. Owners' letters outline Newarkers’ demand for a stable franchise, but Baltimore interests set high valuations blocking sale. Officials and press call for a timely sale or concession to preserve Newark’s baseball future amid worsening prospects.
Lee Worthy Equals World's Record In Boxing Bout
Lee Worthy tied the world record in a twelve round boxing match held Friday night. The main event at Melkinnay's Club featured Worthy from Cleveland and Santh of New York against pugilists Rae Wolfe, Shyaugh, and other contenders. The bout produced a dramatic finish as Worthy pressed the pace with fast combinations and was praised for his speed and power.
Danbury Fair Events Highlight Local Harness Racing
Today’s Danbury area harness racing card features two Bridgeport entries in the F211 pace, including a chestnut horse owned by Edwin Metre and driven by Todd Winder. A long list of entrants from Middletown to Wallingford, with purses around 600 dollars, fills the program across multiple heats and weights.
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Todd Winder
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Wiley
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Kon
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Oneonin
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He We
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Whom
Sent & Baan Sardines
Pivlartelphiz
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Trimona
John Brown
We & Money
Ruthind
Rinden
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T Grover
Ty Travan
Daleraute
O'Brien
New A
Wuasyin
Fouelle
TF Reitty
Alebans
Comenwastion
National League Race From 1908 Closest Yet
Fragmentary notes describe a tight late chase in the 1908 National League race. Names appear garbled, but reference to teams, players, and a pivotal contest hint at a dramatic finish and shifting standings as the season closed.
Fragmentary sports item with unclear names and places
Readable parts mention Montreal Columbus and October but key names and events are garbled. unable to determine a clear team, outcome, or context for a concise summary.
Yankees Tiger Pitl wager sparks wide Yankee chatter
The writer, amid a flood of telegrams, predicts how the New York Yankees and the Giants may fare this season. He weighs bets on who will win, contemplates Brims, Shawkey, and other players, and signals his cautious stance on public wagers while asserting his Nationals bias.
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Neds
Tam Crnny
Yankros
Purthep
Nore Lo
Yankees
Mmindsayarmsbeer
Sadoni
Bitler Colapisdoind
Shiwkey
Prisco
Paris
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Worthey
Meine Prat
Manne
Cen
Stengel
Tans
Goodby
Sol Farawell
Pat Ftige
Shawkey
Jana
Harvard Loses Two Stars for Holy Cross Game
Harvard will be without five key players for the Holy Cross clash as injuries sideline Percy Jenkins Este Clark and others. Kernan shifts to snapper while Kunhardt Firstman and McGillen fill in as needed as Harvard tunes for a critical 1928 season test in New England.
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Commonwealth of Meghachusetta
Mebron
Orcoms
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Holy Croes
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Purple
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Claris
Jentklns
Trainleve
Bob Fisher
Clark
Kernan
Bauis
Holy Cross
Kunhardt
Firstman
Bradford
McGillen
Theopold
Crimsay
Jae Hartley
Ted Crosby
Ken WI Gordon
Gloucestar
Home Run Record Fallows in Major League Baseball
The 1972 season ended on Sunday with a total of 1964 circuit wallops recorded in the majors. Stan Cardinacs led the National League with a .401 batting average and topped the home run charts.
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St. Lo
Deitz Seeks Permit And Bout Change In Delaney Clash
Deitz applies for a boxing permit with the Bridgeport commission as Smith calls off the Delaney bout set for October 12 in Providence. Baum and captain 3 A Baum await commission decision while promoter Doherty finds a substitute, Young Fisher, for Columbus Day showdown with Delaney in Stamford.
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Smith
Jack Delaney
Jett Smit
Providence
Delaney
Promoter Doherty
Providence A. CG
Young Fisher
Syracuse
Ight
Francis Cavanaugh
Stamford
Floyd Johnson to Fight Martin Friday Night
Floyd Johnson of Tow a and Rob Martin the A E Bychamboen will meet Friday night in a eight round bout at Madison Square Garden. The match replaces the Greb clash after Box ing Commission ruling, with plans to stage at catchweights once Greb can box Wilson.
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Plousnoy
Ron Land Wilson
Greb
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Marsin Killilea
Te Wold
Wilson
Charley Cook
Ployd Johnson
Martin
Rrouc Llnyon
Chempin Matiun
Bissiness
of York
Frans
Conti Arrives For Billiard Championship in New York
Roger Conti arrives from France with contenders for the 8,2 blkline billiard championship to be held in November. Entry limited to six players including Conti, Horemans, Fanggmacher, with Americans Sehier, Cochran, and Hoppe among the entrants.
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France
Roger Cont
United States
Accordimae
Tentacive
jConti
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Tedouard Horemans, A Slum and Ene Fanggmacher
Germany
Jake Sehieter
Prent
Welker Cochran
Wills Hoppe
Ninnieion
Nelson targets city welterweight crown in Castine show
Billy Nelson of Acorn A C pursues the city welterweight title at Castine on October 16. He eyes bouts with Den ny Caste or Scat Quake, says past no-shows were poor training but he has begun solid prep with Charley Atherton and Young Shyy. Nelson already entered for the next stan pare show and aims to meet any amateur in the state, especially Quate.
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Billy Nelson
Acorn A. C
Nelson
Denny Caste
Scat
Castine
Cy Charley Atherton
Stata
Football Teams Reserve Players for Season
The Hotel Clark in Derby hosts reservations for football teams. Two teams are set to play this season as the Army engages the Horn for a match and Harvard plans a game on Movember 24.
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Derby
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Army
Harvard
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