Bridgeport Eleven Triumphs Over Silver City 27 15
Bridgeport's eleven rallied from behind to defeat Silver City 27 to 15 on a muddy afternoon in Meriden. Baldwin scored twice for Bridgeport in the first half after recovering fumbles, with key runs and a long interception setup. West Sides mounted a steady second period surge, tying the game before halftime, and Bridgeport finally pulled away in the fourth quarter with Rummy’s late touchdown and an added point.
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Waterbury Blues Dominate Adams in 24–0 Victory
Waterbury Flu edged Adams of North Adams 24 to 0 as Sleepy Jim Crowley, famed Notre Dame star and Georgia coach, scored three touchdowns and set up another with a 60 yard run and a 35 yard pass from Harry Stuhldreher. Crowley, in his professional game, dazzled despite the chaotic conditions of the backfield.
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Deny Transfer of Peckinpaugh and Goslin
Washington denies rumors that George Peckinpaugh and Goose Goslin were traded to the Boston Red Sox for 5000 dollars and that Peckinpaugh would become manager. Clark Griffith of the club dismissed the rumors as ridiculous and untrue.
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Yale Announces Athletic Merit Awards for Major Teams
New Haven October 11 AP Pheilo Athletic association announced the major award letters for Yale athletes across baseball crew and track. Baseball honorees include Barclay Cushing Ewing Holatrd Cine Lovejoy McLaren Neale Noble Pond Scott Walker Wear Bacon manager. Crew selections list Ficks Hudson Jessup Kingsbury Laughlin Peterson Proudhorns McSpock Walker War s Wilson and Allen Gench Briggs Bullard Clark Cole Cutler Davison Deacon Eckart Gage Gibson Gifford Graf Hart Paulson Smith Vilas Vorster Weicker Whenecke Moody manager. Championship freshman crew members Cannon Davies Termesseo Carigas King Satterb aqvnile Stewart Storm Terbell. Varsity tennis team, eastern intercollegiate champions, claimed permanent Silvia? cup by defeating Harvard and Princeton for the third straight time, honoring Hopkins gon Jones Newell and others.
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General Thatcher At Tia Juana Race Preview
General Thatcher, a three year old from Shoroughbreds, ranks among top Americas and Canadian runners this season. He will start at Tia Juana after Maryland autumn season ends, with Coffroth Handicap as a goal. Owned by George Wingfield of Reno, he descends from Polymelis stock and may outperform two year olds this fall.
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Pick Michelsen to Win Marathon Classic Today
The Port Chester Marathon opens autumn distance campaign Monday with 40 top U S long distance runners. Favorites include Whitey Michelsen and Frank Wendling, with leaders DeMur Mellor Shaw May and others from Canada and Europe. The 26 mile 385 yard course runs from Columbus Circle to Port Chester, start at noon by Police Commissioner Enright, as Westchester fans back Michelsen for a likely Olympic team spot.
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Norwalk Pastimes Seek Football Games in Park City
East Norwalk Pastime football team seeks contests with any eleven in the Park City. They will play home or away games and invite teams to contact Manager Dave Greenswood at 72 Fourth Street, West Norwalk.
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Bridgeport High Takes 7 0 Victory Over Manhattan Prep
Bridgeport High earned its third straight win by outplaying Manhattan Prep of New York 7 to 0. George Chaiklin starred on offense and defense, scoring the lone touchdown in the final two minutes as Bridgeport dominated on the line with Bachman Anderson Soderstrom and Keating key in preventing Manhattan advances.
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New Britain Earns Close Victory Over West Sides
Hartford Oct 11 AP The New Britain professional football team edged the West Sides 7 to 0 in a hard fought game. A second half surge produced the lone score in the third period after Thompson connected with Radzewich for a ten yard pass play and a 30 yard dash. A later scoring attempt was nullified by holding. Red O'Neil, former Connecticut Aggie captain, played tackle and sustained a broken leg.
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Columbia Machine Powerful As Three Game Record Indicates
The third week of college football produced a tidal wave of touchdowns with top teams like Columbia Cornell Syracuse Dartmouth Colgate Navy and Georgia remaining undefeated or unscored upon. Georgia narrowly beat Yale 36 1 and poised for a key clash with Penn State while Princeton Princeton and Maryland faced mixed results. Harvard's 68 point outburst at Amherst and Yale’s strong defense highlighted a volatile weekend with East and West teams preparing for upcoming matchups at major venues.
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Rice's Catch Still Stirs Washington Debate
In Washington today the fate of Sam Rice's catch from yesterday's game remained unsettled. Local consensus holds Rice kept the ball long enough for a legal catch while Washington players allegedly admitted the ball was dropped before being returned to the infield. Rice said the ball never left his hands and blamed a collision with the bleacher fence for a delay. Another account quoted Rice saying he collided with a spectator’s head and needed time to recover.
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