Stars of Bridgeport Triumph In 14 700 Victory
Bridgeport’s Ching Hammill and Ed Tickey starred as the 1919 team defeated New Haven Hilltop at Newfield Park. Hammill and Tickey produced several key runs, touchdowns, and a late defensive stand as Bridgeport rallied for the win.
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Tickey “Stars
Bridgeport
NHL
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Tekey
Fweh
Huyon Hill- Mg
Newfield Park
Hammill
Riga
J. Dekey
Ed Tickey
B. H
Ritog
Bebb
Tickey
New Haven
Moleskins Edge Porters In Hard Fought Contest
In a tight game the Moleskins halted their rivals in a hard fought contest. Players such as Kenney, Hammill, Tickey and Reilly contributed touchdowns and field points while substitutions from Broadley, Hilltops, Appecell and Rehl man added depth. Referees Joe Waters Edde Barry and others oversaw a four minute lull late in the match.
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Edgeport Ors Iégenert
Rohiman - Stratton Lpjurk
Pitzgerick
Broadley
Ieee
Kppeegell
Hallopin
Hammill
Tickey
Bridgepore
Lo'ze
Rehlman
Reilly
Fallopin
McAvoy
Hilltops
Lahay
Appecell
Card
Herrin
Garzec
Sulivan
Joe Waters
Dauphin Wins Race but Not Purse
Paris reports the Metropolitan lap racing season finale where Dauphin won the feature event but was disqualified from the purse after jockey Sharpe failed to make weight. Prodige declared winner in the 225,000 franc purse. Frank ONeill led American jockeys riding Algovion without a place, while Frank MacGee ranked second with 25 strings credited.
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Paris
Doupais
Sharpe
Frank O'Neill
Keeley to Fight Tomorrow Night Debut at Pioneer Club
Former amateur Ed Keeley will make his professional debut at the Pioneer Sporting Club in New York tomorrow night. Keeley is scheduled for a four round bout against Pouristoin. manager Sammy Ellis says he will win by knockout.
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Ametet Pvyweleht
Pioneer Sporting Club
New York
Keeley
Pouristoin
Mme
Sammy “Allis
Weatogue Elects Officers This Week At Club
The Mc Weatogue Country club holds its annual officer election for the coming year on Wednesday. Many entries are anticipated for the junior senior golf match to follow, with seniors ready to challenge their younger opponents. After dinner, season’s cups will be presented.
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Mc Weatogue Country Club
cAs
Loren Murchison to Move to New York
Loren Murchison, holder of the world record in the sixty yard dash, contemplates returning to New York after years in Chicago with Tilinaiga A. C. He is a traveling salesman who has just returned from the South, with plans for his father and potential residence in New York. Possible sprint duels loom this winter against Bob McAlister, the Shing Cop, and the former St. Louis streak.
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Teren Murchison
New York Co
Chicago
Tilinaiga A. C
Nasr
St. Louis
Streak
Bob McAlister
Smith Fights Montreal and More Ring Bouts In November
Young Montreal meets Midset Smith of New York for ten rounds in Detroit on November 3. Smith also scheduled to face Eadie O'Dowd in Columbus Providence for ten rounds on October 23 and to grapple Battling Mack for eight rounds at the Olympian A A in Philadelphia next Monday night.
Hilltoppers Face Two Tough Football Tests This Week
Bridgeport High renews rivalry with Crosby High of Waterbury on Wednesday at Newheid Port, then travels to Harrisburg Academy on Saturday to meet the Quaker rivals. Coach Reilly’s squad trains hard as they prepare for two stiff battles. Crosby won last year’s scoreless clash with Bridgeport, while Harrisburg’s eight game 1921 record showed mixed results. The Red and Black must rise to the challenge as Hilltoppers push for a stronger 1922 showing.
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Crosby High Steven
Waterbury
Harrisburg Academy
Pennsylvania
Crosby
Newheid Port
Harrisburg
Reilly
Lyon Terrace
Bridgeport
Crosby High
Hilltoppers
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Lasthursday
Hillhouse High
New Haven
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Naugatuck
Red
Blick
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Thigse
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Uhey
Hultoppers
Ex Dartmouth Man to Coach Lewiss Football Team
I J Dusossiet a former Dartmouth football captain has signed to coach Connie Lewis wild All Star squad. He will join a roster including Mooge Miller Swaneon Hall of the Williams and more with practice set at State street Arena tonight as Farry Prank announces a New Haven meeting and a game at Weiss Park next Sunday.
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Ha- Bern
Connie Lewis
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Charley Brinkley
Giants
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Mooge Miller
Swaneon
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Due Grombere
Ham Gaynor
Chuck Crevey
Howie Baker
Allie Bakes
Praun
Williams
Weiss Park
New Haven
O'Conner
Elm City
State Street
Slate and
Wordin Avenue
Walnut team and Devon A. G. play scoreless tie
The Walnuts of the South Ee isiieved 10 Devon yesterday in a scoreless game. Both teams played a clean brand of hockey. The home side featured Way, Chandler, and Earle while Young and Germain led the visitors. Referee George Mashier, a former American Chain, officiated.
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Devon A
Way
Chandler
Earle
Young and
Germain
George Mashier
Glar
Parochial League Opens With Sacred Heart Stsugus Clash
The Parochial School soccer league opens this afternoon at 4:15 at diamond No 6 Sexside Park with Sacred Heart facing St Sugus ine. Three teams compete under the Board of Recreation, and St John's champions of 1921 will not start until Wednesday. Games follow every Monday and Wednesday.
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Sexside Park
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Board of Recreation
Black Rocks defeat Lakeviews in Seaside Park clash
The Black Rocks beat the Lakeviews by a 7 to 0 score yesterday afternoon at Seaside Park. The game was closely contested with the pigskin center stage for most of the afternoon, Denham stood out for the victors.
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Rakeviews
Seaside Park
Denham
August 10 Fight Promises Star Bout in Hartford
On Wednesday August 10 Pens August will meet Robby Relmer of Willimantle in a star bout at Hartford. August, under Jimmy Burns management, is 20. The bout follows two weeks of prep at the Acornetop. Pete Mishot lost last night after a year and half, and Lo Kere Upple extends a Wednesday winning streak.
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Willimantle
Hartford
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Jimmy Burns
Acornetop
Pete Mishot
Expecta Lokere
Cubs Clinch City Series Title With White Sox Victory
In Chicago det 15 the Cubs swept the White Sox to win the city series four games to three, 2 to 0 in a decisive win powered by Grover Alexander. Alexander dominated, holding the Sox scoreless as Cubs baserunners broke open the game in the sixth and seventh innings.
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Baly Falé
Ames Steunk
Wil Jain
Orient
Dutch Meyers Halted at Newfield Park
Tuten Meyers known as gate crasher tangled with Connie Luis rival and failed to smash the barrier at Newfield Park yesterday afternoon. Connie Luis' secretary aided Mike Healy's team as a great spin boosted the side during the game. It was Healy's first paid football outing in eight years.
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Waterloo
Connelley
Newfield Park
Connie Luis
Mike Healy
Dbute
Brooklawn Hosts Two More Golf Events This Month
Brooklawn Country Club schedules two additional wave events in a season ending Consolation Cups tournament. The text notes mock play swapstakes to be staged Saturday while women finish the Protrain season last Saturday.
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Brooklawn
Devonurs Triumph Over Pequonnoges In City Match
Devon juniors defeated Pequonnoges 12 to 6 as Paris City fell short. Baldwin led with a touchdown scamper and Burley added a score while Devon’s strong defense limited the visitors.
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Fequannoelks
Paris City
Baldwin
Burley
Memorial fund seeks $50,000 sum for Hobart Baker Memorial
New York Oct 15 around $20,000 has been raised for the Hobart Baker Memorial fund as subscribers from 47 colleges participate. Percy R. Pyne II, committee chairman, says a substantial additional sum is needed before completion. The Princeton memorial rink will seat 3,500 for varied sports and events and will be self supporting.
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York
Hobart Baker Memorial Fund
Percy R. Pyne
Princeton
Williams Hopes To Have Fine Team In The Williams Soccer Setup
In Mount Vernon New York Ince G Whitcombe of Williams College has been elected captain of the Williams soccer team for the coming season. Whitcombe, a senior and former all class team member, leads a squad of twenty practicing under his direction. Three games are set with a fourth pending including Dutch Darinabin ce Wil, Miamstown on the 26th, West Point on the 23rd, Hamilton at Williams on November 4, and Amherst at Amherst.
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Whilteornine
Dutch Darimabin Ce
Miamstown
West Point
Hamilton
Williamtown
Amherst
Amhere
General Electrics Capture City Taclery Championship
The General Electrics won the City Factory league title after a tight victory in the final contest. Crate Valve Co. and Ark O Connell led the effort with Buck Wy and Isley contributing solid plays as Roba and Driscoll supported the offense.
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Taylor Tropay
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Stturdiy
Cenet Ulecuriee
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Isley
Driscoll
Irish Johnny Curtin to Receive 1500 Dollar Endorsement
Irish Johnny Curtin of Jersey City is set to receive a 1500 dollar guarantee for his engagement, with 25 percent of cross-receipts. The event is linked to a program involving Harry London at Pall Liver. Mass. Oct. 27.
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Tersey City
Tyemnirg
Fountiaer Olyipia
Philadelphia
Harry London
Pall Liver
Mass
Curtin
Britton to Fight Walker in Madison Square Garden
New York reports a lightweight world title bout set for November 1 at Madison Square Garden pitting Cham pIon Nick Britton against Mickey Walker. The fighters agreed to a 135 pound limit and 10 round bout with a likely decision outcome.
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Walker
New York
Tucles
Nckritton
Mickey Walker
Newari
Madison Square Garden
Yasterday
Gtelock
Whey
Honare
Fairfield Legion Triumphs Over Mohicans In Fast Game
Fairfield Legion defeated Bridgeport Mohicans 18 to 6 at Legion Field in a brisk season opener. The first team drove hard, scoring two touchdowns early, with the second half featuring fresh starters who extended the lead as guards Smith Watson and Peterson contributed.
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Legion Field
Mohicans
Bridgeport
Fairfelders
Curran
Xuta
Perpho
Sts
Newt
Shielee
Coe
Bohick
Norris
Leston
Jimmy Ring Wins for Danbury Nine
Jimmy Ring pitched for Danbury in an eleven inning game, fanning fourteen and allowing four hits as Bethel took the lead after two frames. Ward of Brookin played the outhald for Danbury as Danbury won the contest despite a late challenge.
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Savin Rock Defeats Paddocks in Narrow Victory
A Savin Rock comeback in the final minutes powered a 6 to 1 win over the Paddocks of Walnut Within yesterday. Earlier, both teams traded possessions and the game remained close as forwards struggled to score.
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Baltimore Wins Amid Uproar As Umpire Is Escorted
About 7,000 fans watched the Baltimore International team beat St Paul 5 to 3 as tempers flared. Umpire Weer was escorted from the field by police after a crowd protested a call in the eighth. Baltimore scored in the seventh on walks by Lawry and Ivingie, and a Walsh home run, sealing the victory. Rogers and Schmidt were moved to safety in the press box. The Saints tied and briefly led earlier, with a Krueger homer for St Paul. The Baltimore club heads home tonight.
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May Fight For Middleweight Title In New York Bout
Lou Bogash and Jack Malone are hinted to meet for the middleweight title in New York as the boxing commission process unfolds. Rosenbergs suspension while unclear keeps the title in limbo and Malone has claims from earlier wins while Bogash awaits a possible title shot.
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Jack Malone
New York
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Cherley P. Mattison
New York Herald
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Johnny Wilson Wig
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Greb
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al O'Dowd
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McMillin Lands Coaching Post at Centenary College
Lot McMillin renowned former Cadet quarterback takes the helm at Centenary College. Norris Armstrong, last year captain at Contra, volunteers as assistant coach as the squad drills for key upcoming games.
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Coptte College
Avhory
Centenary College
Norris Armstrong
Contra
Powertown Card Tires Offerative Tire Allowances
Allowances on Powertown cords advertised for motorists with guaranteed in writing high grade Powertown Card tires. Offer claims written guarantees and trade-in allowances on any old tire, regardless of make or condition, with limits per purchaser and exclusions noted.
Confidential horse betting request from Brooklyn owner
A well known trainer seeks two to three men outside New York to bet on his horses when cloudy. Confidential response required. Provide full name and street, city, and phone address plus call time. J. Berry, 32 Laurts Place, Brooklyn, NY.
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J. Berry
Laurts Place
Brooklyn
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