Harding Beats Hillhouse for 12-6 Football Victory
Harding High defeated Hillhouse 12 to 6 in a tense opening game as Longo ran 46 yards for the winner and 2nd touchdown with a late surge. The loss left Hillhouse tied 6-6 in the second half as Harding battled through rain and a rugged defense at Hedgen Stadium, with DiMenna and Conte keying the Hillhouse drive and Longo and Colgan contributing for Harding.
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Hedgen Stadium
Warren Marding
Hillhouse
New Haven
Endiook
Apready Harding
Fullhark
Jack Colgan
Hillmouse
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Longo
John
Lucky) DiMennas
Clreui
Charlie Collimore
Colgan
Academica
Frank Glanminis
Charlie Conte
Tony Riccardelli
Joe Johnson
Conte
Johnson
Harding
Presidenta
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Lenko
Gianminis
den Malone
Joe Kerpehar
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Angie Difsippo
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Waren
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Connor
dOhMon LM
DiMenim Oo
Rleenrdelth
Seere Hy Ehonda
Lange
Sattit
Mtatteties
Firat Downs
Hering
Yarde
Reading
Nhullhouse
Erding
Patera
Nhouse
Pasnew
Wiardbeg
House
Yarade
Robert Cannon
Thomas Degnan
Ulpire
Billott Graham
Ted Erickson
Heidgeport
Theld
Yale and Holy Cross to Scrimmage Today
Yale head coach Howard Odell announced a secret supervised scrimmage with Holy Cross tomorrow. Six regulars and about a dozen reserves will miss action, with capt. Cotty Davison and Ed Pivcevich sidelined along with Billy Conway Levi Jackson Vandy Kirk and Art Fitzgerald due to injuries. Jackson may see limited action.
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Howard Odell
Yale
Elis
Holy Cross
Odell
Capt
Cotty Davison
Ed Pivcevich
Billy Conway Levi Jackson
Vandy Kirk
Art Fitzgerald
Kirk
Fitzgerald
U. S. Military Academy
West Point
Jackson
Card Shakeup Reports Denied by Breadon
St Louis owner Sam Breadon denied rumors that the Cardinals collapse would cost Eddie Dyer his job or trigger trades of players. He reiterated Dyer would stay through the 1947 season and that no talks about replacements or trades have occurred.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Eddie Dyer
Cementar
Sam Breadon
Breadon
Dyer
Carda
Mel Ott ends 22 year Giants career as rookies rise
Mel Ott, 38, announces retirement from active play after 22 seasons with the New York Giants. Ott debuted under John McGraw at 16, played 1926–1947, and managed since 1941. He leaves with 511 homers, 2,876 hits, and numerous NL records, stepping back to clear room for minor league prospects.
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Mel Ott
New York Giants
Gretna
Giants
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Ott
Polo Grounds
Mel
Bridgeport Fighters Set For Semi Pro Card Monday
Bridgeport hosts a first indoor semi pro boxing card staged by Pete Montest at Rakoczi Hall Monday night. Eight bouts feature Carmen Seminaro Freddie Watts Jerry Wynn Charley Makres Art Suffoletta Joe Freeman and Tony Courtney with Stamford sending Ray Crespi Bobby Arnold Meriden Eddie Drake Earl Walsh Bobby Coffee and Billy Morris among participants in a five round feature.
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Bridgeport
Pete Montest
Rakoczi
Peter
Carmen
Roughhouse
Ray Crespi
Bobby Arnold
Meriden ix
Eddie Drake
Earl Walsh
Bobby Coffee
Billy Morris
Waterburs
Golf form proves powerful swing in follow through
An observer notes a golfer with weight forward and a hip-high follow through. He claims the player’s stance and shoulder rotation indicate a wood shot traveling about 225 yards down the fairway, with a faint left hook and overspin expected to add yardage, linking form to success and the 19th hole celebration.
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Wood
Stratford Rockets Set For Opener on Sunday
Stratford prepares for the Long Brook Park opener Sunday at 2:30 PM as coach Tom Andrews blends last minute scrimmage work with a 26 to 28 man squad. Forest Hills star Fred Ley strong in fullback, backed by Charlie Grieves Connie Pannell and Herb Fritz to pressure the Rockets.
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Longbrook Park
Tom Andrews
Andrews
Fred Ley
Princeton
Forest Hill
Rockets
Ley
Long Island
Forest Hills
Charlie Grieves
Georgia
Connie Pannell
Texas Christian
Herb Fritz
Andrewa
Hank Meyers
Black Rock
Ken Anderson
Fred Benefice
Ronnie Small
Small
Stratford Park
Rockets Play Crashers At Beechwood Park
The Rockets meet the Bancroft Crashers at Beechwood Park at 10 o'clock this morning in a football game.
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Rockets
Bancroft Crashers
Beechwood Park
Tag Wrestling Returns Tuesday in Knights of Columbus Hall
An Australian tag team bout tops Tuesday evening wrestling at Knights of Columbus hall. Wally Dusek and Jimmy Austern face Tony Martinelli and Al Alexander in a two out of three falls match with no time limit. Semi final is two out of three falls with 45 minute limit featuring Tarzan Fewitt and John Red Kirkpatrick. Curtain-raiser has Herbie Freeman versus Fritz Wallick in a 30 minute scrap.
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Knights of Columbus Hall
Wally Dusek
Jimmy Austern
Tony Martinelli
al Alexander
Tarzan Fewitt
John “Red” Kirkpatrick
Brooklyn
Herbie Freeman
Villan
New York City
Fritz Wallick
Ansonia Faces Shelton In Grid Opener Today
Sept 19 Shelton High School Galloping Gaels, after an 18-0 win over Seymour, travel to Nolan Field for a 2:30 pm kickoff against Ansonia High School. Coach Boots Jarvis begins his 10th season amid a rebuilt lineup while Shelton, coached by Eddie Finn, relies on Vinny Drake Al Webb Jett and Fred Littlejohn to spark the backfield. Ansonia lists players Devonsink Denninger Mineo Leporka Varfelas Clark Webb Fett Simonetti in a tentative lineup.
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Shelton High School
Seymour
Nolan Field
AnsOnia High School
Charles J
Boots” Jarvis
Soga
Vinny Drake
al Webb
Jett
Fred Littlejohn
Shelton
Estes Mineo
RG --Leporka
Esas
Colin RV
Teriw
Baeeol
Varfelas Co
Eas
Seer
Heae
Ahr
Een
Clark Ayn—Tipn KO
Butkowski
Webboo
Simonetti
Euttedolin
Simoonett
Colon ial League Playoff Tied In Stamford New London Shootout
In a rain impacted Colon ial League playoff, Stamford and New London remain tied at one win apiece in the best-of-seven series after a competitive matchup. Both teams battled through wet conditions as the series moves to the next game.
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Stamford
New London
Schwabens Open National League Debut in Bridgeport
The Schwabens, last season's State league and State Cup winners, start in the National Soccer League tomorrow at 3 p.m. against Segura of New York City at Montrey's Grove, Sylvan Avenue. President Iser and a strong committee back the move as the club adds Bert Higging and other new players to challenge metropolitan rivals.
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New York City
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Smethurat
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H. Renitz
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U. S
Tommy Devlin
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Clyde
J. Downs
New York
Tommy Sullivan
J. Domingue
Portugal
An Lang
O'Neill
Baxter
Abbott
Schack
Blomdahl
Marshall
Janiro Outslugs Pellone In Garden Contest
Tony Janiro, weighing 150, faced Tony Pellone at Madison Square Garden in a ten round welterweight bout. Janiro won by unanimous decision as Pellone's rough tactics drew warnings for head use. Janiro emerged with a cut eye on Pellone and a bloody nose and mouth on the loser.
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Tony Janiro
Tony Pettrone
Madison Square Garden
Ray Robinson
Janico
Petrone
Jake La-Motta
Youngstown
Ohio
Finten
Pellone
George Walsh
Associated Press
Janko
Dan
Chio
Brooklyn
Janica
Shkor Stops Ferry In Gory Boston Ring Clash
Johnny Shkor, 218, defeated Tony Ferry, 1951-2, by a two round technical knockout at Boston Garden before 2,571 fans. Referee halted action at 5:35 after a brutal exchange with both fighters bleeding profusely. Ferry opened a gash early. Shkor earlier floored Ferry for a five count, then finished with a crushing right in the second round.
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Ferry Boston
Johnny Shkor
Boston
Tony Ferry
Fall River
Boston Garden
Johnny Martin
Larly
Ferry
Terry
Antic
Perry Lowe
Newark
George
Red) Doty
Hartford
Conn
Athletics to play in Georgetown Sunday
The Bridgeport Athletics led by third baseman Leo Filippino travel to Georgetown Sunday to face the Townslees for the second time this season. They won the first meeting 8 to 5. Mickey D'Amico will pitch and Nankervous will catch.
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Bridgeport Athletics
Leo Fillippino
Georgetown
Athletics
Mickey D'Amico
Nankervous
Syracuse Buffalo series hits heat as Rain delays game
Syracuse takes a 2-1 lead in the International League playoff against Buffalo amid rain delays. The decisive seventh game looms as both teams chase the series win.
Halt Losing Streak By Subduing Cubs
Baseball brief lists yesterday and today matchups with pitcher records and team pairings. Washington at Philadelphia New York at Philadelphia Newsom and others feature listed pitchers and standings notes.
Brooklyn and Philadelphia clash in key city games
Tientoin at Brooklyn Sain faces Leon Hart while Philadelphia squares off with New York Rowe. Koalo Chlenko meets St Louis night game Chipman battles Munger as Onuky games were postponed.
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Tientoin
Brooklyn -Sain
Va Leonhardt
Philadelphia
New York
Rowe
Koalo
Chlenko
St. Louis
Chipman
Val Munger
Grace Lenczyk Enters Canadian Golf Finals
Grace Lenczyk of Newington Connecticut, a 20 year old with a phenomenal drive, advances to the 36 hole final of the Canadian Ladies Open at Toronto Golf Club, to meet defending champion Mrs F J Mulqueen. She defeated Ada MacKenzie of Toronto 5 and 4 after outdistancing her rival by as much as 30 yards with precise putting.
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Grace Lencezyk
Newington
Conn
F. J. Mulqueen
Toronto Golf Club
Dominion
Industrial golf results show mixed pairings and forfeits
In Division I Group I Singer and American Fabrics beat Lombardo and Grotdbach 3 0. Powers and Mobert won 8 0 against TLissen and Barrett. Idehener and Fray defeated Hebren dne partner 40. Sikoraky beat Metra Body 6 1. Tipasy and Martin beat Madi low and Wagner 1 1. Robertson and Cahoon won by forfeit 2 0. Juracks and Barrows won by forfeit 6 0. In Division II Group II American Chain tied Handy Harman 6 2. Caporese and Mlehuba finished even with Wysockl and Almmesy. Fahy and Herman won by forfeit 3 0. Totlin and Murhoney 0 defeated Tarantino 0. Kowalski and Parker beat Carroll and Crispino 2 2. Morris and Petrow defeated Hendrick 3 0.
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American Fabrics
Lombardo and
Grotdbach
Porter and
Laskey
Powers
Mobertaon
Tlissen
Barrett
Idehener
Fray
Hebren Dne
Sikoraky
Metra Body
Tipasy
Martin
Madilow
Wagner
Robertson
Cahoon
Forfett
Juracks
Barrows
Handy Harman
Caporese
Mlehuba
Wysockl
Almmesy
Lito Pla
Fahy
Herman
Tounske
Dalyis
B. Costetlo
Sod Labish
Matteson
Jakupkayies
Albanene
D. Costella
Totlin
Murhoney
Tarantino
Rem. Arms
Wheeler Fabrics
Kowalski and
Parker
WEF
Carroll
Crispino
Mroniak
Adan
Luchansky
Kaikosky
Morris
Petrow
Hendrick
Cardinals End Skid With 8-2 Win Over Cubs
St Louis Cardinals halt six-game slide by beating Chicago 8 to 2 behind Al Brazile. Terry Moore drives in two with a first-inning single. Slaughter and Schoendienst contribute key hits. Brazile offers solid nine innings while Howie Pollet finishes. Attendance 13,595.
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St. Louis Cardinals
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al Brazie
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Brazile
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Ray Mack
Brogie
Cuba
Howie Pollet
Terry Moore
Enon Slaughter
Red Schoendienst
Marty Marion
Johnny Schmitz
Emil Rush
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T. Louis Abrhoa Aschve Lowery
Jonem
Ambir
Wills
Lliisea Waithus
Medwick
Aberson If
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Stauwhter
Moore Cf
Arsie Sturgeon
Pater Panga
Pwn
Liz
Cee
Nene
Rune Hattest
Musial
Nicholson
McCullough
Slaughter
Schoendienst
Waitkus
Schmitz
Brazte
Pollet
Hill
Rush
Brazie
Sehm ‘Tz
Bearton
Barlick
Jorda
Kane Wins European Bantam Title In Comeback Fight
Peter Kane former world flyweight champion defeated Thee Medina of France to claim the European bantamweight title in Manchester England. Kane, 29, weighed 112 1 2 pounds with a cut eye sustained in the fourth round, dominating the 15 round bout on points for the decision.
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Manchester
Eng
Peter Kane
Medina
France
Kane
Eastern League Playoff Ties Sated at One All
In a weather interrupted game between Utica and Albany the series remains tied at one game apiece with the best of seven set to resume. Utica and Albany competed under rainy conditions as pitchers and bats struggled to separate the rivals.
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