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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1922
Page
10
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New York reports Willie Woppe former world billiard champion will challenge for the 15.7 balkline title in the international tournament opening in January. Ward received the first entry, despite earlier doubts on conditions. Hoppe, training steadily, is in top form per his manager, noting limited field with three Americans and eight foreigners.
Matchmaker Tom O Roo spubuie ALC stages Columbus Day card on Polo Grounds. Three tens a six and four round prelims. Ten rounders Frankie Jerome against Danny ee Terry Martin versus Joe Tiptita. Young Ross versus Hits y Levine. Jenny Catena versus Phil Rosenverg.
Boston October report shows Coach Frins Cavanaugh starting afternoon drills to sharpen the squad for the upcoming Boston University game. Key players remain limited by injuries but most Maroon and Gold report in good condition after rest. Melley Elbee Wilson Pauilini still listed. Government data notes high bread costs as shop bills trail national flour production.
In Lexington Kentucky on October 4 Jing Gleason’s Peter Manning driven by Thomas W Murphy set a world trotting record of 1 50 beating his own 1 57 mark from Columbus. Neddy driven by Harry Fleming lowered the trotting mares mark to 4 28 1 4 eclipsing Lou Dillon’s Memphis record 78 years old amid an ideal track and large crowd.
New York Oct. 4 The Amateur Athletic Union will decide at its November convention whether to assume supervision of women's track and field and other sports. A committee led by William Burdick of Baltimore will report. if adopted, AAA rules would govern eligible competitions. Roy E. Moore, chairman of the local supervising committee, is a member of the national panel.
Report from Tata College notes thirty candidate reporters for the soccer team trials at Tast on, Pa. Four. Seven players from last year’s eleven back, with coaching negotiations done and Captain Bob Paul in charge of daily workouts.
Chicago plans a $2,000,000 municipal stadium in Grant Park to be ready by next summer. Designed as a 75,000 capacity U shaped arena with a quarter mile track, two seating sections hold 40,000 each, plus temporary seats to reach 60,000. Charles A. Dean aims to host National A A U championships and attract large crowds previously seen at the blue ribbon track meet.
Ithaca Oct 4 Cornell football coach Gilmour Dobie announced he needs five capable applicants for guard end and center positions. Prospects include Walter Roll, still recovering from a bruise, and Flynn a new arrival. Rosebud Reserves challenge teams for Friday meet at Old Mill Green. their first game resulted in a scoreless tie with Pequannocks.
Matchmaker Jess WcMahon has completed his Commonwealth Club card layout. On October 13 Pat Moran faces Jack Bernstein, October 21 Panama Joe Gans meets Frank Carbone, October 28 Frankie Tecorneva appears. Terry Martin fights November 4 against Danny Lee and Sammy Marino.
The column mixes boxing talk about Siki the Senegalese and Dempsey with college football and stadium plans. It notes Siki’s potential challenge to Wills, the dangers of his kicks, and the cultural bowie knife custom. It also covers Aubrey DeViny, Charley Moran’s Centre College win, and Vanderbilt’s stadium plans plus Ohio State and Yale prospects.
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