Collegiate Meet Set as Bridgeport Faces Brooklyn Team
LRidgeport prepared for a college dual meet against Brooklyn College at Newfield Park. Brooklyn’s lineup features Kearney and Brown with strong ground play and passing, aiming to beat Bridgeport in a Sunday clash.
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Brooklyn
Bridgeport
Eger
Britain
Jack Kearney
Holyoke
Brady
Kearney
Securt i Rior
Ases
Taes
Charles Ent
Brook Lait
Gerainin
Sadravar
Alpines Out With Challenge To Teams
Contorted OCR text mentions Alpines and a challenge to teams. It lists names and partial addresses and notes on workers, with unclear details about contests or arrangements. The readable fragments reference George at Stratford Avenue and rail workers, indicating a local society or event note rather than a clear report.
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George
Stratford Avenue
Thoroughbred Entries at Lexington and Other Tracks
Racing entries list purses for three year olds and up at Lexington and other venues, with numerous horses and weights. Notable names include Morrow, Ruby, Columbia Tenn, Cantilaver, Breeders Futurity contenders, and an Apprentice claimer race. weather is clear and track fast.
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Lexington
x-Man
Chacoles
Ruby
Columbia Tenn
Jond
Ti Lary
Bonera Blue
Fieldark
Buttons
Dad
Theds
Taseol
Centimeter
Lim
Roy
Breedelbane
Joy
Jeanne Boirdra
cSonn Finn
a-Bradiey
Baker
Montford
Lyn White
Blue Deep
Kat
Commander WeMeekin
Ai Ar
Airee We
Gourmond
x-Fatr Orient xApprentice Lowanes
Racing Results from Frammers and Chester Races
A fragment summarizes multifold racing results with odds and placements across purse events, detailing horses, jockeys, and prices. Notable entries include Wild Dez oral and Adventure in mid-field showings, plus several names such as Turner, Fator, Kummer, and Reardon linked to various race outcomes and purses across six furlongs to a mile and a sixteenth.
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Elias v
Pilumbelie
Marineill
Kummer
Harriss
Chester
Ana
Sixten Reardon
Olie Rauen
Garner
Saath al Carter
Parke
Francis
Jee Patra
J.C. Stone
Bitsy Prosperity
Roya
Ava
Black Watch
Gids
Putu
Omaipatessis
Weiner
Wwamdug
Scotie
Howard
Tine
Alsa Han _ Bonus
Bright Lest
Marthe Fallon
Dorothy Buck
Bileo
Young
Francis Tire
Lids
Nolin Yorke
Marie Jahan
Warsaw
Wild Flower
Hueston Keogh and Greenleaf Win in Pool Tourney
In the National billiard championship, Osikis and Heston's strong play led Hueston Keogh and Greenleaf to victory. Galph cenicat claimed sixth win, defeating De Tang of Philadelphia 125 to 38 in 38.
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Hueston
Keogh
Greenleaf
Osikis Aioe Ppa Eee
Homus A. Heston
Los Angeles
Qodas
Fenied
Trenton
Janis
York
Iuiags
Galph Cenicat
William FF “de Tang
Philadeiphis
College elevens brace for forthcoming clashes in week
Brookfield era teams like Boston College and Lafayette prepare for key showdowns at Dbbetts Field while Penn State, Georgia Tech and Harvard add intensity. Columbia's Captain Scovil is benched for poor form as preparations focus on defense and offense across multiple matchups.
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Boston College
Wardham
Bostonians
Derrek
Gotham
Harvard
Georgia Tech
Hamton
Colgate
Berkwir
Scovil
Columbia
O'Neil
Dartmouth
South Field
Willams
Pey
Laurie
Garrity
Bill Boer
Virein
Princston
Rev G E Adams Dies in Stamford Church Leader
Obituary notes the death of Reverend George Edward Adams at his Glenbrook home aged about 70. A longtime minister, Adams served multiple conferences and pastorates including New East, Brooklyn, and New Britain, and was superintendent in the Newark district before retirement. He is survived by his wife and a daughter who married Dr W S Jagr of Johns Hopkins University.
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George Edward
Iin
Glenbrook
Adams
Dickinsa College
Lebanon
Leing A Marttyn
Titus
Hold
Vine
Damien Nunfercices
Obenn
W Pas
Rochester
Brooklyn
Tavendist
New Britain
Springdale
W. 8
Johns Hopkins University
Occupational Work at Hospital Reopens for Patients
A detailed report describes resumed occupational therapy at Bridgeport Hospital. Men in white attire help patients with weaving, braiding, and woodworking, creating pillows, covers, and Christmastide toys. The program aims to comfort patients, teach skills, and furnish hospital rooms with handcrafts by a diverse group of workers under hospital supervision.
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Bridgeport Hospital
Bridgeport
Hridge- Lpoes
Cine
Bru Ihrem
John Breavabart
Vemraliter
Secur
Reont
Evs
Vets
Fifth Avenue
Noranre
Christ
Pital
Brainont
Send
Gally
Mr. Torn
Marjorie Delos
Hlucks
Mies Alton Gavtis
Sirs
Seth Basdick
Willian Luis Cold
Mes Dala
Ohn Wied
Thy
Ane Butler
Awin Toyt
Andre Smbth
Druggists Split on Beer Sale Under Prescription Rules
Central city druggists were polled on beer sales under the new Treasury ruling. Only one of about six approached opposed the sale on prescription, with others ready to comply. Agents have not received official Washington notice, and licensed druggists may sell beer only as a medicine per doctor prescription.
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Mellon-Palmer
Recont
Melteu
Treasury
Tindle
Bruggiar
Ray Atovas
Edward BH
Doolan
Prohibition Enforcement
Washington
Dvingeists
Handle & i
Udvor
Leverty
Ne Drug Stores
Prahtoils
Turtigan
New York
Beng
Baer
Baste
Drug
Wesleyan drillers and wedding tale from a quirky page
In Middletown Connecticut a Wesleyan student Martin drills Joanny Eckke and Joe Magnano as the home front. A tower scene and Colggins receives special instruction at punting and kicking. A girl stays home from a show for a wedding, while Prince dwar Jaland is described as a Canadian province.
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Middletown
Conn
Diet
Martin
Wesleyan
Joanny Eckke
Joe Magnano
Colggins
Harding Praises College Parley at Disarmament Talks
President Harding lauded a Princeton hosted college congress on disarmament, noting about 75 delegates from 10 universities attended the session. He urged support for the Washington conference and emphasized the role of educated youth in shaping world order and public opinion on armament limits.
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Princeton
J. Oat
Harding
T Princeton
Washington
Iieeram
Ery Cortiu
Nolee
Prince
Murtimer
College of the Republic
Blate Hughes
State Department
New York
Bankruptcy Grocery Offers 25 Percent Reduction
Creditors of Olympia Grocery Company, at hearings yesterday afternoon before Referee John Keogh, heard an offer of twenty five percent. The proposal will be recommended to the United States court.
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Olympia Grocery Company
John Keogh
United States
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