Bogash Outpoints Loughran In Tight Bridgeport Bout
Louis Bogash dominates Tommy Loughran with a sharp defense and steady counters in a twelve round battle at Arena A A. Bogash and rival fighters, including Patsy Bogash, claim strong form as Danbury bouts draw crowds and Delaney proposes a rematch with Augie Ratner for regional arena profits.
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Louis Bogash
Philadelphia
Tommy Loughran
Looey
Joe Smith
Loughran
Bogash
Times Sportingster
Lewis
Phils
Low Bogash
Bridgeport
Conn
Arena
A. A
Hilltoppers Enter State Cage Tourney
Bridgeport Hilltoppers high school basketball team enters the state scholastic tournament organized by Yale. The event, run under the Connecticut High School Athletic Conference, will have two divisions for high schools and prep schools and culminates in New Haven for the final championship.
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Bridgeport Hich Basketeers
Yale
Hilltop
Connecticut Eni Athletic Conference
Plains
New Haven
Colonials a C Set for Stratfeld A C Clash Tomorrow
The Colonial A C team meets Stratfield A C on the Boys' Club court tomorrow night. Colonials race fast and seek to add Stratfieldy to their growing list of victims. Manager Taonard Rich invites other teams like Fairmount Cubs and East Ends to contact for open dates.
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Colonial A. C
Stratfeld A. C
Colonials
Taonard Rich
Fairmount Cubs
East Ends
Huch
Reserves Beat Greens Farms 18 0 in Muddy Bedford Oval Game
The Crashe Reserves defeated Greens Farms 18 to 0 at Bedford Oval on a muddy field. Sampson and La Breque starred for the Crashes. They seek a rematch with the Black Rocks next Sunday.
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Crashe
Bedford Oval
Greens
Sampson
la Breque
Black Rocks
Hartford Y M C A Faces Park City In Pro Rules Clash
Y M H A basketball fans anticipate a heated rematch as Hartford Y M C A hosts Park City in their second meeting. In the opener Park City fell 34 to 20 under amateur rules. tonight they aim to reverse the result under professional rules.
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Hartford Y. Ms
Park City
McTigue to Meet Beckett for English Title Fight
McTigue, the Irish middleweight who chased a title, is matched to box Joe Beckett English heavyweight champion for the English title in a twenty round bout at the National Sporting Club on January 25. Manager Joe Jacobs says McTigue sails for Ireland in a fortnight to train for the scrap.
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Mike McTigue
Ireland
Joe Beckett
Joe Jacobs
McTigue
Jacobs
Natonal Sporting Club
Jacobs Fiens
McTig
Europe
Waterbury Soon 19 Name Pilot
The Waterbury club intends to name its 1822 baseball manager this week following a committee selection. The joint league meeting next Thursday in New York will finalize the choice among Tom Downey, Otto Miller, and Owen Bush. Warhop, Clymer, Bronkle are also considered.
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Krasscos
New York
Jack Warhop
Hill Clymer
Tommy Downey
Otto Miller
Herman Bronkle
Owen Bush
Velvet for Grid Players Brag Over Wins and Wages
Football players on Mike Klealy's Green and White squad boast of a state championship season with strong finishes. A local player disclosed a $367 guarantee, while Waterbury saw a fair season and Bridgeport faced a wet field. South End players will receive about $100 each as the pot. Across the state pro football thrived with broad fan support.
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Mike Klealy
Sean
Waterbury
Bridgeport
South End
Eddie Hart Selects All-State Pro Football Team
Eddie Hart names an all-state pro football team led by standout picks from Bridgeport New Britain and Williams. The roster includes first and second elevens with players such as Callahan Mays Bonadies Rowley O'Brien and Hammill with Hartford nods to St Louis and West Sides players.
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Callahan
Bridgeport
Wooley
West Sides
Mays
Rogers
New Britain
Bonadies
All-Hartfords
Rowley
Williams
Bean
O’brien
Fielding
E. Barnbow
St. Pouis
Sherman
Pjur
Hunt
Leary
Tully
All- Hartfords
Hammill
J. Landers
Al-Hartfords, Inc
Tickey
Collins Heads for Yankees
Eddie Collins star second baseman of the Chicago White Sox may switch to the New York Yankees this winter if terms are agreed. President Charles A. Comiskey acknowledged negotiations have been ongoing for several weeks but no deal has been finalized.
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Chicago
Eddie Collins
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Charles A. Comiskey
White Sox
Collins
Yankees
New Year’s Eve Smoker Planned by East Side Club
The Twelfth District Democratic Club plans a New Year’s Eve smoker as a main event. Former alderman Freeman chairs the arrangements and develops a boxing program as a feature. The club, a strong East Side unit, has about 390 members.
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Democratic 1
Freeman
Armngements
Putnam to Meet Bridgeport Quintet on Bors Club Floor
Putnam A. C. travels to face Bridgeport A. Sc. in a tough road game tomorrow night at the Bors Club floor.
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Putnam A. C
Bridgeport A. Sc
Bors
Fairmont Cubs to Clash with Nichols Juniors in Cage Contest
The Fairmont Cubs travel to Nichols tomorrow night to face the Nichols Juniors in a cage bout. The local team reports good form and is confident of victory.
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Fairmont Cubs
Nichols
Fing Fettle
Star Scores Only Single Point
Earl Martineau of Minnesota, a Conference halfback, scored one point for his team in the season. After Minnesota drew a touchdown against Town, the ball went to Martineau who tucked it and ran around end for the extra point. It was his only scoring of the season.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Earl Martineau
Minnesota
Town
Martineau
School Fives In Breezy Cage Tilts
Lincoln beat Waltersville 10 to 9 in a breezy Municipal Gym tilt yesterday. Maplewood defeated Elias Howe 18 to 6 in West Side division action. Prospect crushed Black Rock 20 to 1 at Maplewood gym. Barnum rolled McKinley 121 to 31. Lineups listed for Lincoln Waltersville Maplewood Howe McKinley and others. Referee Haum.
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Lincoln
Waltersville
Municipal Gymnasium
Maplewood
Elias Howe
Prospect
Black Rock
Maplewood Gymnasium
Barnum
McKinley
Zilstrom
Fisher
Stertsky
Lociman
Randolph to Beat Center in Hilltop Gym clash
Charles Randolph, ex captain, will play center as Bridgeport High meets Hartford in Hilltop Gymnasium next Saturday. Randolph returns after ineligibility since opening of season. Regular guards Kallan and Flynn are out due to scholastic ineligibility. Bert Cohan Erickson take backcourt, Whalen and Mragik star at forwards in a tough matchup with Hartford.
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Charles Randolph
Bridgeport High
Hartford Ich
Hilltop
Randolph
Vaskan Kallan
Bob Flynn
Bert Cohan
Erickson
Ray Whalen
Andy Mragik
Capitol City
Hartford
Stapleton
Frank Stapleton
Bridgeport
Pittsfield
Jose Rodriguez
Frankie Stapleton
Scott Leads Red Men in Bowling Star Turn
Scott fired a high single of 116 and a 301 three string total to top the Red Men bowling league. The Scouts defeated the Braves in three straight games while the Warriors took two of three from the Hunters.
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Braves
Warriors
Hunters
Suckley
Erie
St. Louis Browns
Yankees
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis
Hart
Flynn
Bielly
Keith
New York American
Alberts
Wilson
Ely
Maa Dobbs
Vata
Garrity
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Quinn
Dunn
Higgins
Feeney
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Lunders
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Zoo
Arcade
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Philips
Testle
Sullivan
Phillips
Panthers
Mahoney
Tuttle
Chacney
Seeie Ote
Philps
Grade School Basketball Tilts
Today features East Side Gris Class A ten facing Prospe wood and Black Rock with West Side Class B Staples meeting Franklin Hall and Beardsley. Tomorrow showcases East Side Class B Webster against Read Columbus and Madison Class A girls facing Lincoln and Staples in a busy grade school schedule.
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Prosper Wood
Black Rock
West Side
Staples
Franklin Hall
Beardsley
East Side
Webster Va
Read
Columbus
Madison_ aC
Lincoln
Hitting The Sport Trail Ambitious Boxing Notes
Bud Weafer buys a barber shop on spec and aims to rival Al Burdick as a hair cutter. Gus Gardella leads the Hillies in a $300 pool win in Quincy. Pete McLaughlin shifts to hockey officiating in Boston. Frank Stapleton projected for major leagues, with Bridgeport or Pittsfield as options. Connery praised by Jim Clarkin as top manager in the Eastern League. Connie Lewis hopes for a nickel savings band at Christmas. Various notes on fighters, boxing shows, and local sports figures.
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Gus Gardella
Hillies
Boston
Gus
Quincy
Mass
Clarkin
Connery
Jim Clarkin
Hartford
Jack Connery
Yankee
O'Neil
Senators
Annery
Clark
Brains The Greatest Football Asset Says Art Howe
Dr. Arthur Howe headmaster of Taft School spoke to the New Britain High School club at the Y M C A banquet, praising brains over brawn in football. He cited Dave Dunn’s praise of quarterbacks and urged players to use thinking to cover posts, mold the team, and achieve success in sport and life.
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Art’’ Howe
New Britain
Arthur Howe
Taft School
Dave” Dunn
Yale
Dave
Eriatrom
Boxing managers form partnership with Curley in Chicago
Eddie Mead and Oscar Gardner arrange a managerial partnership with Dick Curley of Chicago, former Brooklyn figure, taking charge of boxers including Joe Lynch Andy Chaney Benny Wal ger and Mike Dundee plus several others. Curley serves as manager for Dun dee and related fighters.
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Eddie Mead
Joe Lynch
Andy Chaney
Benny Walger
Dick Curley
Brooklyn
Chicago
Curley
Mike Dundee
Oscar Gardner
Mead
Pell Going Abroad to English Racquets Championships
Clarence Pell, international amateur racquets champion, will compete in the English amateur championships in London in April. He will be accompanied by his partner Stanley G. Mortimer, holder with him of the national doubles racquets championships.
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New York
Clarence Pell
London
Pell
Sanley G. Mortimer
Rumors Link Yankees to Possible Giants Interests
Rumors swirl in New York about who may buy half the Yankees stake. Col Muston won’t name buyers, sighting John Mingling as a possible bidder tied to Tex Rickard at Madison Square Garden. Another angle suggests Cal Huston may sell Yankees stake to invest in the Giants with John Joseph McGraw.
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New York
Col Muston
Yankees
John Mingling
Elvens
Tex. Rickard
Madison Square Garden
Stoneham
Giants
Cal. Huston
John Joseph McGraw
Chance named manager of Yankees after Red Sox stint
Frank Chance signs to manage the Yankees returning to baseball a man of proven leadership. He previously led the Yankees in 1912 and 1914 with a weak team and limited resources and now hopes to craft a stronger ball club with renewed vigor.
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Frank Chance
Yankees
Green
Chance
Judge Landis Plans Allocation of Charity Funds
Judge Landis, visiting New York from Chicago, discussed dividing the $126,000 charity fund with New York club officials. The money stems from a tie in the World Series last October and will be distributed by Saturday after careful consideration to avoid errors.
Devon A C and Compo Life Gui Set For Rivalry Night
A fast and interesting basketball game is expected when Devon A C and Compo Life Gui meet tomorrow night. In a prelim, the Devonettes face Question Girls.
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Devon A. C
Compo Life Gui
Devon A. C. Coul
Devonettes
Fast Girls Team Roster Sparks City Basketball Buzz
Tommy Rowe manager of the Jacksonettes teases an intriguing season with a clever roster. Notable players include forwards Mi Ghia Jane Valentine and Marie Valentine, centers Margart Scholtz Ela Nestor, guards Bi gic Kdiptek Grace Bawso and 2 both Scholtz, plus Gua Polo a footballer turned coach.
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Tommy Rowe
Tacksonettes
Jacksonetton
Misses Mi Ghia
Jane Valentine
Marie Valentine
Margart Scholtz
Ela Nestor
Bigic Kdiptek
Grace Bawso
Scholtz
Guarda
Gua Polo
Jackson 1S
Stratford American Legis Open Season With December 20 Game
The Stratford Legis basketball club begins its season tonight and has scheduled its first game for Wednesday December 20 against the Cage team representing the Columbia Graphophone Co. The Legions feature forwards Willeny and Clinton, center Anderson, and guards Winton and Millet, with a fast lineup.
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Stratford American Legis
Hay
Wednes
Legions
Cage
Columbia Graphophone Co
Stratford Legion
Willeny
Clinton
Amderson
Winton
Millet
Squash Tilt At Greenwich Highlights Yale Club Match
The Field Club squash team defeated Yale B at Greenwich after two matches. D. S. Baker of Field Club won against Smith of Yale in three games 18-14 10-15 15-9. R. Roomé of Yale edged Harold Vey of Field Club 16-15 12-15 15-11. Sterling Martin of Field Club defeated Holt of Yale 18-27 17-8 16-1.
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Field Club
Yale
Newten
Greenwich
D. S. Baker
Fr Smith
R. Roomé
Harold Vey
Sterling Martin
Pleid
Holt
Weekly Bike Racing Meet Planned in New York
Tex Rick announces a weekly bike racing meet in Garden City to build a new track. Yesterday a six day race distributed 15 000 dollars in prize money with Goulet and Bell sharing 10 009 dollars. Receipts for the year were reported.
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Poplarity
New York
Tex Rick
Goulet
Bell
Goulett
Reece
Second Rifle Team Formed at Yale in Dec Reports
New Haven Dec 12 The Yale rifle program forms a second rifle team due to high candidate numbers and will undertake a regular schedule with other colleges. A freshmen rifle team will start on Dec 19 with a match against Boston Lad school, the meet to be telegraphed.
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New Haven
Yaiueus
Tlon
Announnet Nieht
Tasm
Boston Lad
Madison coach passes over Wisconsin coaching post
Madison Wisconsin reports the University of Wisconsin head football coach for the last five years could not be considered for the new coaching position. Philadelphia Homer of San Antonio was elected captain of the University of Pennsylvania football eleven for 1923. Amherst Massachusetts notes Amherst will again field a baseball team on a Southern trip after a two year hiatus with a twenty game schedule.
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Wis
FR. Atards
University of Wiconsin
Univity
Philadelphiea— Homer
San Anton ‘Tex
University Pennsylvania
Amherst
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