Coaches Tinker With Lafayette Line Ahead of Richmond Game
Penn Sept 23 reports shift filled by Sutherland guiding substitutions on second team. Ackroyd new to pivot, Gough Rutherland predicts strong bid. Rawng to Mackie, Duty to tackle as Ford sidelined with shoulder injury.
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Aston
Penn
Lafayette
Jock" Sutherland Biss
Gee
Sacubogis
Ponktten
seThere
Siaquad
Praparatien
University of Richmond
Trish Prendergast
Tresh
Bezdek Highlights Weak Spots In Penn State Team
Shath College, Pa. Sept. 28. Bezdek pointed out weaknesses after the varsity and second Penn State elevens played a hard scrimmage yesterday. He focused on backs and noted penalties from onside plays as a recurring issue in the early season showing. The coach attributed these miscues to overanxiety among players and cited near 100 yards in penalties against Saint Bonaventure as an example.
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Qi Shath College
Penn
Roaches
Lgg
Bezdek
Bill Mars
Unemen
Nord Bezdak
Ediout
Uch
Wis
SL Bon
Aventura
Nittany Llongowere
Flournoy Signs Gibbons and Milke For Street Bout
New York, Sept. 25. Match promoter Frank Flournoy of Madison Square Garden signed Bully Miake and Tom Gibbons, both of St Paul, to fight in a street bout at his arena on October 18. The winner may box light heavyweight champion Harry Greb, if reinstated by the New York State Athletic Commission.
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New York
Frank Flournoy
Madison ‘Square Garden
Bully Miake
Tom Gibbons
St.Paul
Gwitner
Harry Greb
New Yorktate Athletic Commission
Fellowcraft Pin Artists to Start League Play Tonight
The Fellowcraft bowling league opens tonight at Algon Alley in New Haven with teams Anawan versus Connecticut Rock, Day Ye, Oliva Branch, St. John's 3 and Wooster versus Adelphi. The scene features players from New Haven Bridgeport Stratford in a packed schedule.
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Fellowcraft
New ‘Haver
Saga
apsteRga
New Heaven
Bridgeport
Stratford
Anawan
Connecticut Rock
Day
Oliva
St. John’s
Wooster
Adelphi
Dempsey dodges talk of bout with Wills in New York
New York report outlines Jack Dempsey avoiding commitment to a Wills fight while weighing rival contenders. It notes Dempsey favors Wills but demands guarantees, compares Miske Greb Carpentier and others, and highlights public interest in the Wills clash amid shifting offers and training plans.
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New York
Dempsey
Wills
Misie
Grob
Carpentier
Firpo
Brennan
Willard
Tack John
Gon
Beckett
Jess Willard
Finno
Dempsey Ilsaurns
Thermalt
AH Wills
Miske
Dempney Degarves
St. Paul
Harry Greb
Livle Greb
Nots
Grewern
Greb
Red
Dred
Georges Carpentier
Luis Firpo
Jack
Bill
Jess
Demp
Joss
Jimmy DeForest
DeForest
Teledo
Navy Coaching Staff Completed with Country Moore Arrival
At Annapolis on September 28, Country Moore joined Navy to complete the coaching staff. Moore, guard on the 1914 and 1920 Navy elevens and former varsity crew captain, will assist head coach Tommy Seatte Bolles, who shared duties with Weidern at left tackle last year. Bolles, crew captain, weighs about 185 pounds and appears fit as the squad closes its recruitment.
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Yannapolis
Naval Academy
Moore
Naval
Tommy Seatte
Bolles
Weidern Ag
Iba
Applications for Use of Gym on File
The Board of Recreation has received several applications to use the City Gymnasium on Stratford avenue. The Summerfield church team Boy Scouts and the Mohawk A C O have requested floor space to train basketball teams. The Recreation Board meets on October 11 to review requests. Repairs are underway and expected to finish within a week.
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Board of Recreation
Stratford Avenue
Boy Scouts
Mohawk A. OC
Recreation Board
Wesleyan Opens Fall Baseball Practice for 35 Candidates
In Middletown on September 2 and 8, Wesleyan started fall practice for baseball candidates with 35 players under Coach Warren. The squad includes last year's pitchers Lopsteith Ginploy and Moure, plus Stellar, a former Oberlin star, among others.
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Middletown
Wesleyan
Warren
Stellar
Oberlin College
Lopsteith
Ginploy
Moure
Jackson Lightweight Wille Jackson Signs For Three Fights
boxer Wille Jackson of the Bronx in old time form signs for three bouts under manager Frank Bagley. He is slated to fight Willie Doyle in Newark on October a Jimmy Goodrich in Buffalo October, and another card in Detroit on Columbus Day.
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Wille Jackson
Bronx
Frank Bagley
Jackson
Willie Doyle
Newark
Jimmy Goodrich
Buffalo
Tober
Sigret Ina Troit
Mich
Ratner and Downey Set for Boston Showdown in October
Harlem middleweight Auglener Ratner plans a title duel with rugged Ohio rival Bryan Downey in Boston on October 16. The forthcoming bout targets a decisive ten round decision in a packed arena.
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Auglener
Harlem
Colummbus
Ohio
Bryan Downey
Boston
Malone to face Shade in Detroit ten round bout
Jock Malone the noted St Paul middleweight, under Nate Lewis, is slated to box Shade of Detroit in a ten round bout at Lenox A. K. of Detroit on Oct 2. The event, part of Malone's rising schedule, was arranged amid plans to form a city league and postponed as officials reschedule.
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Jock Malone
St. Paul
Nate Lewis
Detroit
Mich
Lenox A. K
Malone
Distrust and Fear Delays Full Recovery in Europe
Dr Day told Kiwanis members that distrust and fear hinder Europe's recovery after the war. He described French occupation as provoking tension, noted German and Swiss economic strains, and cited changes in public sentiment toward the Kaiser while highlighting the need for confidence among nations and people.
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Europe
Willim Horate- Diy
United Congregational Ehure
Kiwanis Club
Siratiela Hotel
Hurope
France
Day
Garmin Contabulary
Thy
Daly
Custom House
Constantinople
Pay
Switzerland
Mc. Day
Raoe
Regulators
Germany
Dr. Day
Kaiser
Agking & Walter
Dann Kaiser
Day declares Europe an armed camp risk to peace
Dr Day contrasts European fear with American calm, urging trust in the United States and praising local Kiwanis clubs for fostering a wholesome community amid wartime tensions. He warns against distrust that could destabilize alliances and peace efforts.
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Europe
Day
Bridgeport
Kiwanis Club
Greenwich Property Valuations Increase in 26 Percent
Special town assessors Palmer, Banks, Well and colleagues report a 26 percent rise in Greenwich property valuations. They emphasize the Grand List will not raise taxes, as rates depend on the overall amount of property. The prior Grand List was about 56 million dollars and is forecast at 65 million this year.
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Frank I. Palmer
John HH
Banks
Harold
Amundsen-10 Takes First Air Mail Across North Pole
Seattle dispatch reports Captain Ronald Amundsen plans a polar air mail flight from Alaska to Northern Europe with a mail sack from Nome students. Weather delayed departure. letters may reach Europe sooner than traditional routes, gaining historic value for recipients.
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Amundsen
North Pole
Seattle
Wash
Ronald Amundsen
Alayska
Europe
yNorth Pole
Explorer Plans Winter Camp Near Wainwright Alaska
A traveler departs from the Mininft camp en route to Wainwright, located about 100 miles southwest of Point Barrow, to winter while awaiting favorable conditions for the proposed Is.
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Mininft
Wainwright
Point Barrow
Fairfield Annual Town Meeting To Be Monday
Fairfield residents are reminded that the annual town meeting will be held Monday in the Town hall from 6:30 to 9 p.m. The meeting will consider reports and financial matters, set appropriations, authorize borrowing 210000, and elect officers. Pancho Villa and other boxing notes appear in separate notices within the page.
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Fairfield
Patried
Spedial
Maii
Shere
Edward
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