Crosby Eleven Tacks Local High School At Newfield Park
Crosby High School, undefeated, meets Bridgeport High at Newfield Park in a second home tilt of the season. Coach Taylor’s veterans clash with the Red and Black defense led by Mertens and Seeley. A large crowd is expected as the Crosby lineup, including Donsullian and Jacobowsky, faces Bridgeport’s strong attack and aims to extend their undefeated streak.
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Waterbury
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Crosby
Tima
Brass City
Dsskowing
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Sprinsfield College
Pentch Guerrera
Georgetown University
Washington, D. C
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Saffo
Sutherland
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Frank Mertens
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New Haven
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Ray Shea
James
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B. H. S. Clan
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Whl
Southend
Eim City
Hirsh Cleven
Niy
Park City Officials Schedule Two Key Baseball Bowls
Two important matches appear on the Park City baseball calendar this week. The Electricians play tonight at the Park City alleys with the start time undisclosed. Friday features a contest against the State Title school team at Washington Park, as officials push strong practice for victory.
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Park City
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Washington Park
Sparrows Lead St Joe's League Robins Second
Sparrows top St Joe's league standings with Robins in second place. The text records high single marks for Swords and McKenz and notes Owls as high team totals along with mentions of Hack Indy and O'Brien. Peculiar phrases reference players like McGuire RicMahon and Dix, with unclear context on outcomes.
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O'Brien
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Ih Association
Ning
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Swords
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Dixon
Potterden
Tosekees
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McMahon
Dod
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Gaffney
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Kerr
Ane McMahon
Oo McGuire
Noonan
McKenzie
Eagles_ Clark
Zel Sullivan
Murray
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Costello
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Cuckoos
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Ovls
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Eagles
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Sullivan
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Smith
Barrett
McMahon Jr. Tao
Ryan
Bondette
ST Ivers
Nevin
Curley
McGuire
Lenox to Play Black Rocks at Bullard Field
Next Sunday Lenox A A Juniors meet Black Rocks at Bullard Field with a 2 o clock kickoff. Both teams are evenly matched and the game is expected to be a hammer. Lenox AJL players should report for practice tonight at Shelton School grounds at 7 30 p m.
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Bullard’s
Lenox A. A
Westport Owls Seek Game With Black Rock Juniors
Westport Owls of Greens Farms seek a Sunday game against Black Rock Juniors with Kefford goal in Westport. The Black Rocks show interest in playing at the Keaford goal between 7 and 3 p.m. on Sunday.
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Westport
Owl
Bridgeport
Owls
Greens Farms
Black Rocks
Keaford
Trinity 10 Play Conn Aggies On Saturday
Trinity aims to beat Connecticut Aggies for the state title after a muddy tie this season. Key players include Marty Ryan and Lew Quigley for the Aggies and Al Jetson for Trinity with the series history showing Trinity favored.
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Aggies
Hertford
Connecticut Aggies
Sio Nalmer
Aggie
Hartford Collegiang
Marty Ryan
Ching Hamar
Ha McCullough
Lew Quilty
McCullough
Stours College
Ryan
Quigley
Halbback
Tino
al Jetson
Stratfields Trounce Sacred Heart 25 to 6 in Scrap
Stratfield A C defeated Sacred Heart 25 to 6 at South End after a strong opening drive. De Lurico starred, delivering standout line play while Stratfield’s quick gains and touchdowns sealed the win. Sacred Heart struggled to respond as Stratfield dominated on both lines.
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Sacred Heart
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Stratfields
Colgan Totus
Strathelde
Viecsechl
Alien É
Lorenson
FBI
Brooks Vickers
Murphy to Play Tackle for Notre Dame Line
Notre Dame will move Tim Murphy from end to tackle for the remainder of the season. The former captain has alternated at end and tackle all year and is now expected to hold a tackle berth in upcoming games with Georgia Tech Carnegie Tech and Army. Murphy joins Leib, a top star and national discus champion, in the Irish line as Notre Dame seeks a stronger forward wall and continued scoring success.
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B. H
Ovil
Not Dame
Leil
Notre Dame
Purdue
Leib
Murphy
Goor
Sacraments Triumph Over Sacred Hearts After Seaside Loss
The Blessed Sacrament defeated Sacred Heart Sunday at Seaside Stadium as Melo Burns, former B. T. & star, scored the lone 16 yard touchdown. Sacraments set to face Fairfield Tigers next, with East Side and other teams named for upcoming games. For more info contact Barnum 1469 evenings.
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Sacred Heart
Seaside
Paradio
Melo Burns
B. T
Sacraments
Fairfield Tigers
Ulm_ A
Stamford
St. Marys of Waterbury
King Pins
Acorns
Lenor Junters
Aig Long Stars
Barnum
Acorns Defeat Lone Stars 7 to 0 at Sea Side Park
East Side Acorns overwhelm Fairfield Lone Stars 7 to 0 in a hard fought football game at Sea Side Park. Ruddy barrell over for the lone touchdown with Singleten Drow extra point. Acorns seek next Sunday’s match and invite local readers to respond. Cal Accomm 4, o., Kossuth street.
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Seaside Park
Acorns
Pride
Lone Stars
Fairfield
Hammer and Tongs
Ed Stauffer Drafted by Cubs and Eastern Leaguers
Ed Stauffer, star right hander, drafted by the Chicago Nationals amid a larger draft of nineteen players from the Eastern League and other leagues. A 94,500 draft price is set for Stauffer, with Hap Staves, Hargreaves, Schwehr, Lavaldlee and others moved to teams in the American and National Leagues.
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Stauffer
Gene McCann
Chicago Nationals
Kitty Bransfield
Newfeld Parc
Stautter
Brangucia
Ray Grones
Hap- Staves
New Haven
Washington
Hargreaves
Pittsfield
Brooklyn
Schwehr
Waterbury
Boston Braves
Lavaldlee
Worcester
New York
Elve
Pourtacn
Octagons Start Football Team in West Eng
The Octagon eleven of the West Eng is reassembling under the Davis name with promising material. Managed by F. Kane, the squad will be captained by Iarnan and Keele, two former college players. All players are asked to report to the club rooms this evening.
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West Eng
Davis
Iarnan
Keele
Collexinwe
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Rooma
Scott
W. Scott
Buewell
Will Lucey
Wilkinson
E. Malloy
J. Statley
Reardon
Amante
Cereanes
Rectors Start Court Practise In Local Prep Sports
The Recioy basketball team trains for the Bridgeport schedule with veterans Captain Clayt McGran Wally Mahar Johnny Fan ning Dan Buckley Steve Dondero Don Crefella Nerry Rawe Clayt McGraw at the Boys' club The Putnam sidedate Neary Fulton Kintz Salit Grant Seress Rich Ta Mastra Curiello Rogers Morilo also train Elections today see members travel to attend a meet ing at Weatotue County for the annual election of officers for the ensuing year.
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Uo U
Clayt McGran
Wally Mahar
Johnny Fanning
Dan Buckley
Steve Dondero
Don Crefella
Nerry Rawe
Clayt McGraw
Putnams
Colonials
Weatotue
Westport Owls Fall To Stamford Team 37 0
Westport Owls football suffer a 37 0 defeat at the Bedford Oval in Stamford as they are overwhelmed by a heavier Min A team. Stamford wins decisively while Westport fields a smaller squad but puts up a fight. The article notes fall sports and upcoming basketball practices with named players on the year squads.
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Mini A. C
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Totus Pub
Gcore
Cosen Hendareson
Hly
Beattie
Ward Green
Charles Ly- 5
Walter Carson
Hugh Beattie
George Gibson
Lawrenzy Mazzanowitch
Donald Patescn
Ward Starbuck
Migs Reyak
Yankees or Browns to beat Giants, Sisler predicts
George Sisler, hailed as one of baseball’s top players, predicted the New York Yankees would defeat the Giants in a short series. Brooklyn and 12 players weighed in, nine predicting a Yankees win, while Sisler argued the Browns could have done it. The Yankees’ season, he said, showed they were either strong or weak, with a decisive downbeat reflecting poorly on the American League.
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George Sister
New York Yankees
Giants
George Wadimads
Yankees
Cevorg
Yankits
Skrea
Brooklyn
St. Louis Browns
Browns
Sisler
Scott
Cuicao
Casaccihvea Presa
KMM
Landis
Polo Grounds
New York
Hecks
Tot Bush
Waite Hoyt
Fred Troftmann
Chicago
Japan
John McGraw
Hugh Tennin
Iive
Qosey Tolan
Tess Barnes
Virgil
Agcomi
Gnelosak
Hartford Team After Games Here
The Trojans of Hartford pursue games this year as Hindy suggests a stronger combination. The team, about 100 pounds, plans to challenge Jackson Store or any other combining in this area. Communications to Manager Frank Connor, 122 Carden Street, Hartford, or No 2256.
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Trojans
Hartford
Mike Healy
Reidseport
Hindy
Combine
Aera
Jackson
Frank Connor
Carden Street
Martfard
Crescents Ready for Basketball Season 1922 23
The Crescent basketball team prepares for the 1922 23 season with practice at Bridgesort Boys Club on Middle Street and new uniforms expected within a week. Johnny Mantinara is captain and Hilly Tukey manager. Team includes Whitehead Montanara guards Perrando and Blake, center Ly Voeshio.
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Crescent
Weenson
Bridgesort Boys
Middle Street
Weel
Crescents
Jonny Mantinara
Hilly Tukey
Ehoxen Ny
Whitehead
Montanara
Pueen
Ly Voeshio
Blake
Perrando
August and Bones to Fight Tonight in City Bout
Pete August wight faces Bobby Ret mer in a twelve round star bout at Church street A yltopini in ttard tonight. August has not yet a year and a half to win, while the match undercard features Jim Peres in a preliminary bout against one of the furious Wairchord.
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Pete August Wight
Bobby Retmer
Church Street
Pete
My Nlimantic
Jim Peres
Pilkinton Resumes Training After Meriden Layoff
Charley Pilkinton Harlem 130 pounder has returned to training in Meriden Connecticut after a two month rust. Manager Al Weill has lined up several matches including opponents such as Billy the Toe Johnny Shige Sammy Selger Willie Seeman and others.
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Turm
Meriden
Conn
Seeveral
al Weill
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Billy the Toe
Johnny Shige
Sammy Selger
Willie Seeman
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Cua Alher
Inter-City Tilt At Sea Side Park Sunday
One of the season’s biggest events features St Mary's Alumni and Waterbury, plus the Jackson Stars, meeting at Sea Side Park at 2 pm. It’s the third meeting between the teams, with notable past results and the Saints seeking an out-of-town debut win. Managers invite local teams to contact 8 H Santa and the Third District Social Club.
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Seaside Park
St. Mary's
Waterbury
Jackson Stars
Saints
Stars
Water‘bury
Jacksons
The
Sacraments
Lakeviews
Dlack Rocks
J. Santa
Hancock Agers
Third District
Missouri conference leads with three undefeated teams
Kansas City reports three teams remain undefeated after week one in the Missouri Valley Conference. Nebraskah Tasted yesterday, while Oklahoma and Nebraska remained unknown quantities as no conference game was played yet. Olthema defeated Central Teachers College 19 to 8, a non conference win.
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Kansas Cgity
Theoothams
Missouri
Kansas Aggies
Drate
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Nebrayshka
Olthema
Central Teachers’ College
Bogash to Fight Fisher at State Street Cage
Lou Bogash is set for a middleweight bout with Fisher at the State Street Cup on Oct 30 after a deal hammered out by promoter Parker. The card will feature preliminaries with Johnny Mason likely vs Ed Brando and Boucsemiant bidding for action, with tickets on sale at Mongo and Dietz planning monthly bouts if the show succeeds.
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Bogash
Bridgeport
Fishér
State Street
Oscch
Paul di
Purker
Onather
Parker
Mort
Augie Ratner
Fisher
Syracuse
Jacky Delaney
Providence
Ange Ratner
Kay As Inney
Doc Manhiper
Rainer
Bank
Loecat
Plang
Borash Fisher
New York
Jock’ Majon¢e
Johnny Wisen
Dave Royber
Bogashia
Syracise Caverine
Fish
Andy Parker
Johnny Mason
Ed Brando
Stamford
Dietz
Tunney to Box in Boston October Bout With Wigsing
Gene Tunney the former heavyweight king travels to Boston on October 7 for a ten round decision bout against Chuck Wigsing. The matchup is billed as a check on Tunney’s form as he returns to the ring.
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Gene Tunney
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