Bassicks and Graphophone Teams Win Factory League Bowling
In the Bridgeport Factory League night matches, Bassicks Graphophone and Remington Arms teams triumphed. Individual scores and detailed line-ups were reported by scorers for Singer and American Tube mateh, with Harvey Mulhall and Sterback among top performers as the Bulletin prepared final tallies.
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Team No 6 Tops Grapho League on Maple Ways
Team No 6 leads Grapho League on Maple Ways with strong team totals and individual honors by Neorton and Norton. Standings show Team No 9 ahead of Team No 1 by two games. detailed scores and averages are listed with many unreadable OCR fragments.
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Brassco League Bowling Schedule Summary
Bridgeport Brags Must Main Street plant prepares a Brassco league bowling schedule through January 24. Matches feature teams such as Workrite Plumrite Ledrite and Phono Electric with varied pairings and dates including November to January fixtures. The list mixes team names and multiple duels.
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Pete August Faces Ray Pyres In Brooklyn Bout
Readers learn Pete August meets Ray Pyres while Bones boxes Kid Lucas and Montreal fights Goldberg in two main attractions in Brooklyn tonight. Young Montreal defends training grit and eyes a future title shot at the Garden before spring. Other Bridgeport boxers and detailed bout plans fill a crowded bill with demand for tickets and pre-sale buzz.
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State Red Men plan inaugural Connecticut Bowling League
The Connecticut Red Men tribes form a State Bowling League set to begin around November 1 with eight teams. Nine entries were received at a Bridgeport meeting to organize the circuit, and at least one more may join later. P. C. Hickey of Danbury was chosen secretary and treasurer, with Joseph A. Virgalla and A Demery named delegates.
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Local Tribes Announces Season Cup and Cash Prizes
The Womomport tribe will award three silver loving cups to top ranking teams at season end and cash prizes to individual leaders. Teams invited to enter the club include Bridgeport Fairfield Norwalk Stratford Derby New Haven Danbury Seymour and Waterbury.
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Lafayette to Meet Rutgers in Annual Easton Contest
Lafayette College football team to clash with Rutgers on Saturday on March Field in Easton. Star halfback Bob Millman and end Milt O Connell plus quarterback Jack Ernst have recovered from injuries and will play, coach Bud scores trainer says.
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Tigers Ready for Big Game in Norwalk This Sunday
Norwalk hosts Fairfield in a key football clash as the Tigers, seeking a victory driven by a decade of rivalry, prepare to showcase deep team unity and fan support for the upcoming contest.
Coakley Signs Three Year Coaching Contract
New York Ocal G reports former major league star Andrew Coakley signed a three year contract to coach at Colt Webb University. The deal marks Coakley’s start as the diamond coach for the coming seasons at Afurningside Leisshts.
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Fairfield Town Bowling League Opens Third Week
Fairfield Airfield Oct. 24 Special report: The six Seumi Town Bowling League rolled the third set of games in the 24 week series on the Ungwowa alleys last night. Team 1 beat Team 4 two of three games while Team 6 did the same to Team 3. Two and Five won some pins but will replay these games on later date. Team 1 leads the league by a narrow margin amid standings showing a tight race.
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