High School Hockey Team Seeks Cold Snap Start
High school hockey schedule shows six games with managers awaiting cold weather. Players include Dunn, Marty Ryan, Mansfield, Choate, Taft, and Kent among others, with football and baseball athletes also listed. The girls basketball and rifle teams are arranging games and awaiting venues as winter limits practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jager Dunn
Yalereshmen
Choate, Taft
Canterbury
Kent
Milford School
DeWitt Clinton
Iing
Dunn Ting
Ates
Cil
Marty Ryan
Mansfielder
Choate
Tali
Dunn
Taft
Akbury
Josenbaui
HE Clinton
Dun
Ityan
Keezan
O'Conolway
Kroynick
Saur
Colway
Hilltop
Ninge
Seaside Park
Descaps Explains Why Carpentier Met Levinsky
Decamps explains why Georges Carpentier agreed to fight Battling Levinsky amid American public opinion doubts before a Dempsey bout. Francois Descampo, his manager, cites press pressure and the need to prove Carpentier’s standing in his weight class to please U.S. readers and promoters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Descamps
Carpentier
Levinsky
Haris
Georsea Carpentier
Levy
Armerican
Opin
Demp
Francois Descampo
Emanager
Lemily
Georges
Ek Klaus
Billy Opie
Joe Jeanette
Klaus Georges
Papke
Jeanette
Lowe
Prante Treicher
America
Dempsey
Britton declines $25,000 to fight Louis Bogash
Britton and Dan Man refuse a $25,000 offer to clash with Louis Bogash in a proposed welterweight bout at Madison Square Garden. Matchmakers state New York would eagerly witness such a headline fight, but Britton is deemed reluctant to take the risk, while Morgan and the Garden push for a bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jn Britton
Dan Man
Louis Boeard
Leo I Miyan
Ise Square Garden
Tex Rickard
Flynn
Morgan
Bosush
Mrntton
Marinen Square
Len
New York
Ineha Bowl
Mitio
Pan Morgen
Louis Bogash
Teferes
Marty Cress
Britton
Pritton
Bogash
Richard
Dlewade
Britten
Conuree
Columbus Jrs Claim Class Championship
The Columbus Jrs who won the 15-25 pound class championship defeated the Lincoln Tigers 28 to 6. They stand seventh win and one tie with no losses, totaling 148 points to 26 for opponents. They also beat West Woods 26 to 0, lifting junior totals to 174 with Sirino 76 points and others contributing 12, 6, or 6. They offer to play for a cup against any undefeated team. manager to apply at 910 Pem broke Street 7 to 9 p m. New York Dec. 1 Joe Stecher, world heavyweight wrestling champion, plans to retire.
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Columbus, Jrs
Twin Oaks
Lincoln Tigers
West Woods
Poi Sirino
Voccola
Burr Clo
Delvy
Buck
Voyteck
Silver
Nich
Pembroke Street
New London Boxer Fined 150 After Police Court Stop
New London Conn Dec 2 Dave Palitz the well known pugilist was arrested here and fined 150 dollars and casts in the Police Court charged with having liquor in his possession for sale Palitz opened a case here about two months ago Returning here from Hartford where he had previously made his home for some time
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Conn
Dave Palitz
Palitz
Hartford
Keystones topple Arcades as three-game match totals swing
Keystones win the first game 561 but Arcades rebound to take the next two with 530 and 540. The Arcades roll up a 1547 total pinfall to Keystones 1547. Next week Arcades face Warner Brothers Co. after Warner's two wins in their last meeting.
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Kelly's Keystones
Keystones
Warner Brothers Co
Warners
Mountaineers Schedule Three Games for 1921 Season
West Virginia University athletic director H A Stansbury announced three 1921 football games. Lehigh will visit South Bethlehem Rutgers will play at the Polo Grounds in New York and Washington and Jefferson will host WVU at home.
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Morgantown
W. Va
H. A. Stansbury
West Virginia University
Lehigh
South Bethlehem
Rutgers
Polo Grounds
New York
Washington and
Jeferson
Mountaineers
Yale Rifle Men in Telegraphic Match
Yale rifle team announces a telegraphic match with Oxford University on February 9 as part of an ambitious schedule that includes Colgate Columbia Dartmouth Princeton and Harvard among others. The freshman schedule also features Colgate Lawrenceville Dartmouth and Princeton matches with Harvard ending the season.
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New Haven
Conn
Oxford University
England
Yate Rifle Club
Colgate
Columbia
Oxford
Dartmouth
Leland Stanford
Almoly
Princeton
Harvard
Lawrenceville
Mareh
Weaver in Vaudeville Denial Tour Debuts in Chicago
George Buck Weaver, ex Chicago White Sox infielder, implicated by three players in the 1919 World Series scandal, plans a Chicago vaudeville monologue tour to prove his innocence and deny involvement. A manager is rumored to be lining up his tour talk to address the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
George
Buck" Weaver
Chicago American Baseball League
White Sox
Cook County Grand Jury
Sporting
Weaver
Crasho Midgets Face New Britain On Sunday
Crasho Midgets to play New Britain team in New Britain on Sunday. players must report at the corner of Howard Avenue and State Street at a.m. Also notes upcoming games with Augustine or Longfellow Midgets next Sunday in Municipal Gymperium. Alpines vs Colonials and Burr Roads vs South Norwalk Tigers are mentioned along with other regional youth sports results.
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Crasho
NEW Britains
New Britain
Howard Avenue
State Street
Augustine
Longfellow
Alpines
Colonials
Centrate
Burr Roads
Tigers of
South Norwalk
Hurr Toads
Tigers
St. Josephs Seek City Championship Clash With Crashees
St. Josephs fights for city title by defeating Crashees as Walnuts refuse to play. Saints aim to avenge earlier fumble loss and finish strong, with Walnuts holding a potential claim to the championship if Joes fall. Game arrangements unnamed pending formal announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's
Joes
Walnuts
Saints
South
Gleanings From The College Gridirons Review
A mixed recap of early 20th century college sports news notes says Naval Academy crews honored by mayor of Annapolis, Bethany College’s Capt Hughes records, Alfredo de Oro defeats Maupome for a billiards title, and plans for Boston College stadium expansion announced. Also reports racing delays in Havana, Notre Dame star George Gipp ill, Jess Willard eyeing a bout, Trinity and Wesleyan athletic rifts, six day bike race results, and various college and professional football and boxing notes.
Jackson Stars Championship Run Streak Amid Seaside Park Win
Jackson Stars remain undefeated in five years after Atlas A C scored once at Seaside Park. The Stars beat Walnuts 7 0 Maplewoods 54 9 Springwoods 0 St Marys 0 Irina 0 Mohican Jrs 0 Acorn Ira 0 Atlas A C 0 and 14 0 losses. Joe Kraynick quarterback leads the High School second eleven as star player.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlas A. C
Jackson Stars
Seaside Park
Ctars
Stars
Walnuts
Maplewoods
Springwoods
St. Mary's
Irina
Mohic
DeFoe to clash with Frankie Brown in New York Friday night
Billy DeFoe anxious to whip Frankie Brown in a 15 round feature bout on Friday night in New York on the same card with K O Loughlin and Harlem Billy Papke. Loughlin Papke moved from 12 to 10 rounds. Greb signed as boxing instructor for Pittsburgh center. Willie Jackson to fight Mel Coogan in Jersey City next Tuesday, replacing the planned Martin Tunney bout after Martin injured his hand.
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Billy DeFoe
Frankie Brown
New York
St. Paul
New York East Side
K. 0. Loughlin
Harlem Billy Papke
DeFoe
Brown
Willie Jackson
Arena
Jersey
Mel Coogan
Brooklyn
Driscoll
Bob Martin
Gene Tunney
Martin
Grammar School Basketball League Planned This Season
Within two weeks a grammar school league will form under Pierce Gahan, superintendent of the Board of Recreation. Games will be at Waltersville and Maplewood schools and the Municipal Gymnasium on Stratford avenue. Last season saw great interest and this year is expected to surpass it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce ¥. Gahan
Board of Recreation
Waltersville
Maplewood
Municipal Gymnasium
Stratford Avenue
Yale Swimmer Sets Amateur World Record in Relay
Formal notice from Yale acknowledges AAU recognition at New Orleans on Nov 16 of a new amateur world record in the 200 yard relay. The Yale quartet KE Binney Jr J K Hinck R F Solley and T P Thurston swam 1 min 39 3 4 sec at Yee March 17 last. A second record last season by KR H Meagher achieved 40 sec for a feet plunge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Athletic Association
Amateur Athletic Union
New Orleans
Yee
KE. Binney, Jr
J. K. Hinck
R. F. Solley
T. P. Thurston
KR. H. Meagher
National parks conference set for Des Moines
Governor Harding and the interior secretary called a national parks conference to meet January 10 through 12 in Des Moines Iowa. Invitations target governors mayors park officials and conservation leaders with attendance open to all interested in conservation. The aim is to discuss state park needs and build a nationwide recreational system and unified legislation.
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Des Moines
Harding
Secretary of the Interior
Payne
Tme
National Park Service
Iowa
California
Oregon
Colorado
Ilinois
Indiana
New York
Stephen T. Mather
The
National Service
Moving Picture Actress Burned to Death in Fire
A young moving picture actress identified as Miss Lescomb perished in a blaze that swept a five story apartment building at 2 50 this morning in New York City. Three other unidentifed persons were also burned to death in the fire, which began early today on the West Fifty fourth street block. The actress had recently arrived from England to pursue work in the motion picture world.
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New York
Des
Starforis Lescomb
Miss Lescomb
Cama
England
Women’s Swimming League Meeting Tonight
The Women’s Swimming Association will hold a business meeting at the W. A. on Golden Hill Street tonight at 8 p.m. Election of officers will be held. All interested women in the city are invited to attend.
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Women’s Swimming Association
Golden Hill Street
Yale Bulldog Drops Boston College Game
Boston, Dec. 2 Regret and indignation rose among Boston College fans as Yale announced it would not include a return game with the Eagles in its football schedule. Yale cited a consistently developed schedule and inadvisability of a game with Boston College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iyale Bulldog
Boston College
Boston
Yale
New Haven
New Boxing Bill Aims For Fifteen Round Bouts
Hartford boxing followers expect a single bill to be submitted to the General Assembly proposing fifteen round decision bouts. The measure would grant state boxing commission approval and create a body to regulate the sport within Connecticut with no state cost. Commission members will meet in Waterbury Saturday to finalize details and outline the bill’s provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legilators
General Assembly
Hartford
State Boxing Commission
Connecticut
Waterbury
Princeton Hockey Team In Demand
Princeton's hockey squad attracts fifty candidates reporting to Captain Max Well. The roster includes many veterans as the team gathers in Princeton, New Jersey, for practice at the Philadelphia Ice Palace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N. J
Max Well
Philadelphia Ice Palace
Penn Boxing Season Plans Unveiled By Penn Officials
Penn students prepare a busy boxing season with Intercollegiate matches and numerous interclass and individual contests. Robert Ward states a large squad from Penn answered the call for candidates and much promising material has been weeded out for winter competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Robert Ward
Ward
Penn Maches
Sharkey and Lynch Set For Bantamweight Elimination Bout
New York December 2 Jack Sharkey and Joe Lynch boxers meet in a 15 round elimination bout to decide who challenges Pete Heyman for the bantamweight title. Both weighed in at the 113 pound limit as required by state boxing law today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jack Sharkey
Joe Lynch
Pete Heyman
Sharkey
Lynch
Bridgeport Leads CT in Navy Enlistments This Week
Bridgeport leads Connecticut cities in Navy enlistments this week. Ten men enlisted for the Medical Corps School at Newport on November 20 at the Navy recruiting office 62 Cannon Street. Names include S Suehary Ash Creek M Stofan Orland Street Steve Beto Burrord Thomas E McDonald Dekalb Avenue J T Mullins Forest Avenue McDonald B Avenue M Sikora Hubble Street John Lukacs Fairfield Francis Margerison Ash Street Fairfield J Mozavero Woodward Avenue South Norwalk. Thomas E McDonald and C McDonald are Bridgeport boys.
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Bridgeport
Connecticut
U. S. Navy
Medical Corps School
Newport
Navy Recruiting Office
Cannon Street
S. Suehary
Ash Creek
M. Stofan
Jand Street
Steve Beto
Burr Rord
Thomas E. McDonald
Dekalb Avenue
J.T. Mullins
Forest Avenue
McDonald
M. Sikora
Hubble Street
John Lukacs R. D
Fairfield
Francis Margerison
Ash Street
J Mozavero
Woodward Avenue
Norwalk
C. McDonald
Brotty Land
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Kind
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Walnut Beach
Heavey
Witch
Mts
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Can
Marjorie Kinder
United States
Tle
Vurh
Madison Square Lelic Association
Sticce
Wetire
Dec
Joe Stecher
Piers
Rawett
Hellas
Amerivg
Chewiat
Hoppe
Benjamin
Moppe
Sriously
By Tad
Gosh Ea
Herrin
Boy
Reo
RED Roses
Jra
Trans
Beasid Park
Diamond No. 6
St. Joes
Crashees
East Side
Naval Academy
Richard Glendon
Antwerp
Annapolis
Capt. Hughes
Bethany College
Bethany
West Virginia
Glonia Park
Yonkers
Alfredo de Oro
Pierre Maupome
Milwaukee
de Oro
Rey
William Devtin
Havana
George Gipp
Notre Dame
Jess Willard
Brennan
Madison Square Garden
Trinity
Wesleyan
Bobby McLean
Oscar Mathieson
Norway
Richard Hoblitzel
Akron
Tom Connery
New York Americana
Ed Tarrow
Roger Hornsby
St Louis
Arthur Brock
Blackfoot
Idaho
Detroit Tigers
Ted Kid Lewis
Celtic
Johnny Basham
London
Lewis
Aign
Jack Pritton
Ohio State City
Columbus
Ohio Stars
Paladin
New Orleana
Woodtrap
Tred Waller
A. A. WU
Boxing News
Harry Greb
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh, Pa
Ceum
Greb
Dluel
the Times
Penn
York
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