Bridgeport tops Giants 7-0 in fast Bridgeport game
Bridgeport defeats the New York Giants 7-0 as Brady, Forst and Grunwald highlight a forward passing and running attack. Key plays include a 15 yard burst by Forst, punt exchanges, and a goal attempt blocked as Bridgeport builds a late lead.
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Lexington Race Entries and Odds from Today's Meet
At Lexington the program lists early races for three year olds and up with six furlongs and a mile and sixteenth options. Entries include x-Byrne, Flower Ground, Talisman, Pyx, Tolambia Tenn, x-Ab, War Prine, Moentillo, Mits Prosperit, Nellie Yorke, Frank Hodge, Ace High, Falr oe, Broniche, and Pee Tate among others. Weather is clear and apprentice allowances apply.
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Injured Yale and Wiest Paine players recover
In New Haven an update on Yale and Wiest Paine players reports injuries from yesterday’s game. Malcolm Aldrich suffered a forehead cut but was not feared to have lasting damage. Captain Francis Greene and halfback Woon Arfay left the field with sprained ankles and were later cleared to play.
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Woon Arfay
Big Four Bowlers Start Friday Night
The Buy Pour bowling league at Washington Park raily’s will open next Friday night with White Tegies facing Savoys and Red Neat Tosebuds. Officers were elected at last Friday’s fires meeting, with Exmii Kandident and Lou Dewtoesterbuch among the nominees.
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Stamford High School runners place in state cross country meet
In a state cross country event at Stamford, Matty Skane led Red and Black with Far from finish. Groderick of St. Sa and Adams of Bridgeport followed, placing second and third as Vangor inspired on the second lap. Adams, a Bridgeport freshman, finished strong with Sikabe taking third individual prize. Coach Anderson praised the team’s effort and aims to stage a 2 mile race with beginners later in the season.
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Landis Expected To Leniently Deal With Ruth
Landis may impose mild penalties for Babe Ruth amid barnstorming controversy. The judge could suspend Ruth and avoid harsher action, as Ruth apologizes and ends his tour, while Ruppert and Truston are praised for resuming New York ties. The case hinges on whether Landis forgives or punishes the King of Loch.
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Bridgeport Man Named On Memorial Committee
Edward Blilsdell of Bridgeport has been named chairman of the executive committee of a Windy Memorial campaign. Robert Zupase, football coach and Stadium executive council chair, announces the drive to raise about 1 090 000 dollars from alumni and former students. Already 60 000 alumni and former students have contributed toward a three way arrangement.
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Huggins Recovering From Tonsillitis
Huggins recuperates after tonsillitis at home with brother in New York moving toward release. Rumors mention Babe Ruth's cancellation and potential recovery keeping him available for the 1924 season.
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McCarthy the Fly Caster Champion Dies in Age
Obituary notes the death of McCarthy a renowned fly caster and national promoter in casting events. The piece mentions his long career, marriage, and decades of competition, with references to medals and championships in events across the United Kingdom and other countries.
Morning band of Playland and distant dreams intertwine
A fragmented piece blends verse about morning light and distant places with cricket of sports talk. It references the World Series, attendance trends in 2021, and ponderings on teams Giants Yankees and Tech State, interwoven with memories of players and golf rivals Barns Hagen.
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Red and Black face two tough tests this week
Bridgeport reports two hard contests for the Red and Black this week. They open vs Crosway and then meet Nex Waven Hirth and Elmgh School of Commerce of Law York, with Newfield Park listed as the venue.
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Gasoline price up two cents a gallon citywide
Prices for gasoline rose by two cents a gallon across Bridgepon as distributors and retailers implement the new rate. Local firms report the increase applies to deliveries made since the price change became effective, with some stations not absorbing the added cost and passing it to customers.
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Lill to Speak at Civic Club Meeting
Clubs invite members to hear Thomas Li discuss city finances and departmental affairs. Li will address the Tiotversaliae harob and the Chamber, detailing his investigations and findings next Thursday evening.
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Ralph Greenleaf Holds Lead In Pool Tourney
Philadelphia on January 23 reports Ralph Greenleaf leading the national pocket billiard championship tourney after four wins and no losses. Arthur Woods of Minneapolis tied for second with high runs, including a 61 and 7, as Woods, Arthur Church of New York, and James Masuro of New York trailed after the first week.
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Local Boxers Entertain at Devon Smoker
Local boxing fans witnessed an entertaining Devon smoker at the Devon Athletic Club clubhouse Saturday evening with about 900 present. The program featured bag punching by Roy Love ridge and an exhibition bout betweenBrnmer Kids and Jones Proctor. The main event showcased Pete August of Bridgeport against Tex Grills of Dallas in a four round star bout, with August challenging any lightweight in the state and planning a November show with promoter Joe Barry aiming for top featherweight talent.
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Spirit of Hawaii tableaux depict life in islands
A fragmentary account describes the Spirit of Hawaii tableaux at the Press Congress session, presenting scenes from ancient native life to modern times. It notes performers portraying chiefs, island legends, and a mock battle in a staged sequence, with delegates and organizers listed in partial terms.
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Black Rock Juniors Triumph Over Venice Team
A brief report notes Black Rock Juniors defeated Venice with a strong overall performance. Key players and exact scores are unclear due to fragmented OCR text but the victory is stated and credited to the Black Rock squad.
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Yale Only Member of Eastern Big Three to Show Promise
Yale fought hard in the Yale Army game winning 14 to 7 as France backfield led a late surge, while the Army defense shut down Yale early. Harvard held off Penn State, Bezdek’s plays kept the Crimson close, and Pittsburgh surprised Syracuse with a strong offense. Cornell beat Colgate as Georgetown edged Holy Cross in a busy college football weekend.
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Fators Rise As Jockey Of Merit Came Quickly
Roy Grove chronicles the rise of Fator from a cattle herder to a top jockey. He rode three winners in a single day after a slow start, aided by mentors and a line of jockeys in his family. Fator signs with top stables and earns a big contract, making the most of disciplined training and natural instinct.
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Local Trials Set for American Contestants
In New York a five theme coin event proceeds with fading silver hints as top contestants prepare for the next meeting. Final heats will determine American entrants for the city event, with November dates guiding the schedule.
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Saturday football results with scattered college scores
A fragmented listing shows numerous college football scores including Harvard State 3 Bates 7 Maine Ampherdt 13 Mass Agencies 0 Hamilton 0 Michigan 0 West Virginia 0 Cornell 21 Colgate 2S, Stevens 0 Harvard Freshmen 3 Exeter 6 Dartmouth 31 Columbia 7 Boston College Colby Springfield 0 Andover I Halcy Crose 7 Hampshire 21 Vermont 7 Beracusa Law 14 Frinttr 6 vy AMullenberg 1 Rochester 28 Thien F. Fraa in & AMarekall 7 Svatrehinore 7 Washington G. 43 T. of Okla. 28 Oberlin 8 Gage 3 Wooster 17 Thiel 0 Marietta 23 Denison 14 Ohio University Butler 33 Farinam Georgia Tech 45 Rutgers 14 Tniliana 0 Minnesota Centre College 8 Tressylvania b i
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Denison
Yale Hockey Arena Plans Approved by Committee
New Haven Oct 23 The Yale hockey arena project was sanctioned by a committee of athletics leaders chaired by George T. Adee. A five year plan for the former listing space was approved and the rink is expected to be ready in three weeks as hockey management enters an active search.
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George TJ. Adee
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