Cooney to Head 1922 Hilltop Nine
Bridgeport High School selects Vincent Cooney as captain of the 1922 baseball nine. The team, led by seven lettermen, plans strong play despite captain Jack Maher’s illness. Cooney’s late-game triples and timely hits powered key wins, with notable performances from Maner and McCullough.
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Vincent Cooney
Hilltop
Cooney
Bridgeport High School
Sane Dus
All Dale
Jack Maher
Ilone
Maher
McCullough
Midway
Cooney Wessaver
Vin
Jack Maner
Wilby
Whalan
Siete
Deen Ceunter
Crashy
Coney
Giants Stand Idle in National Race Narrow Lead
chaotic, garbled recap shows New York Giants clinging to a slim lead in the national pennant chase as Pittsburgh and New York Yankees battle for position. text references players like Esler and Speaker, with mixed standings and potential outcomes across the AL and NL races.
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New Tore
New York Giants
Day
Pittsby
St. Lordinals
Giants
Pittsburgh
Torr
Yankees
Philadelphia
Boston
Wally Cleve Jend
Chicago
Zankers
Washington
Heimann
Detroit
J Gobb
New York
Rush
Esler
St. Low
Cleveland
Speaker
Cleve
Haensky
St. Louie
McHenry
St. Louis
St! Louis
Park City Hentseport to Open Grid Season Sunday
Yack Kearney, manager of the Hentseport football team, announced all arrangements for Sunday afternoon’s game to officially open the season against the . D. eleven of Xew Tlavenah. The match marks Park City’sGrid season kickoff with both sides aiming for early advantage.
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Yack Kearney
Hentseport
Park City
Xew Tlavenah
Pete August Quts For State Title
Peta August, Bridgeport featherweight, is out for the state championship and plans to meet the top featherweight. August has improved since defeating Ted Coy and has six knockouts in eight starts. He trains daily with Louis and Patsy Bogusa as Danbury promoter Joe Barry offers a marquee October show with Roy Loveridge.
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Peta August
Bridgeporcs
Ted Coy
Louis
Patsy Bogusa
Joe Barry
The
American Legion
Danbury
August
Star Hour
Roy Loveridges
Con Aring Sais
Barnes to Meet Walker in Semi-Finals
Four survivors of the Ls Srovessonal Golfers Association mpionship tourney are Jim Barnes of Ethan National Open champion French Youngstown Ohio Walker at Ergiewood W J and Walter Hagen of Detroit Western Open title holder. Tomorrow Barnes and Walker, who learned their game in England, face French and Hagen respectively. Barnes eliminated Fred Leod.
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Sew
York
Ls Srovessonal Golfers Association
Jim Barnes
Ethan
Youngstown
Ohio
Walker
Ergiewood
W. J
Walter Hagen
Detroit
Barnes
England
Hagen
FredcLeod
Great Neck Four Win Polo Title
The Great Neck four Ts. EE. Stoddard Rodman Wanamaker Jr J. Watson Webb and BR. EB Strawbridge Jr defeated Rockaway eight goals to six to win the United States open polo championship in Philadelphia. The final was halted after the eighth period due to an accident to J. Cheever Cowdin. Rockaway’s play had deteriorated. The Joseph B. Thomas cup accompanies the title.
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Philadelphia
Great Neck
Ts. EE. Stoddard
Rodman Wanamaker
J. Watson Webb
BR. EB. Strawbridge, Jr
United States
Rockaway
J. Cheever Cowdin
Tockaway
Tennis results show close eighth rounds and early exits
Washington lost by a single point at WO as Loppley edged Hagen 7 to 5. Walker defeated John Golden of New York 5 and 4, while Gene Saragen of Titusville Pa eliminated defending champ Hartelison 5 and 4. French beat George McLean of New York 5 and 3.
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Ashington
Hagen
John Golden
New York Band
Walker
Gene Saragen
Titusville
Hartelison
George McLean
New York
Red and Black Edge Derby High in Opening Battle
Bridgeport High grid notes a tense opener against Derby High at Weewfield Park next Wednesday. Coach Fred A Hunt withholds starting lineup as changes occur in the varsity, Kraynick moving to the second squad and Seeley slated to start. Seeley impresses with pace and shows potential in the quarterback position.
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Bridgeport
Wewfield Park
Derby Hi
Fred A. Hunt
Varity
Quarterbark
Rod Kraynick
Seeley
Kraynick
Thay Whelan
Backfield Changes Highlight New England Football Preview
Whelan, noted as a top broken field runner, is in poor condition but remains a standout. Cate, a recruit, aims for halfback duties while Bish from last year’s team slides into fullback. Fisher may block Whalen in line plunges as Cooney and Lanacater are listed as probable ends with Captain Saur and Thorpe at tackle and Adams and Wag also in the line.
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Lion
Whelan
Huy
Cate
Jooks
Bish
Cooney
Lanacater
Saur
Thorpe
Adams
Wag
Unbeatable Squad Emerges Under Coach Hunt’s Lead
A large pool of over 175 candidates trains under Coach Hunt as guards and Longell join a nearly unbeatable squad. The text highlights vigorous practice and strong team depth shaping high prospects.
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Longell
Hunt
Kaceys to Form State Bowling League
The state athletic committee of the Knights of Columbus moves to form a state bowling league alongside their basketball activities. The effort aims to organize councils across the state into a coordinated league structure and promote athletic participation.
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Kaceys
State Bowling League
Knights of Columbus
Hkacéys
League call for regional clubs across multiple cities
Frank Lynch secretary of the state committee says a regional league should prove successful and a meeting will be called in New Haven in a few weeks to organize groups from Waterbury Naugatuck Seymour Ansonia Shelton Derby Bridgeport Milford New Haven and Branford
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Howling
Works
Waterbury
Naugatuck
Seymour
Ansonia
Shelton
Derby
Bridgeport
Milford
New Haven
Branford
Frank Lynch
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Birat
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Nott
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