Williams Here Tomorrow For Deciding Tilt At Newfield Park
A Bridgeport New Haven inter city football championship deciding game is set for tomorrow at Newfield Park. The Maroons face an all Bridgeport lineup with both teams carrying one win and the Williams lineup clashes with Bridgeport in a slippery season closer. Officials unchanged. Williams Bridgeport Nagle Baker L Eb Malone Mullen Lt Frankel May L G Sherman Plaza Seanwood Miller RG Rowley Brady RT Kearns Callahan RE Hanton Hallopin Q B Peterson Moshier R HB Wiapproth Bakes L J B McCollum Forst F B
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Ed Walsh Thanked King Ban For Umpire Appointment
Ed Walsh, 1920 Bridgeport manager, credits Ban Johnson for his shift from seeking a White Sox role to being appointed as an American League umpire. Johnson praised Walsh as one of the game’s greatest pitchers and vowed to give him the chance, hoping umpiring would suit him for life.
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Columbus and Washington Win League Games
Columbus beat Whittier 14 to 11 in Maplewood gym with players Columbus Calabrese Able Mando Meade Horde Rok Is Whittier Kenden Mulligan Burgoyne Kodach Lens vel Washington defeated Black Rocks 14 to 12 with lineup notes Bay ers New Haven December 17 Officials deny Eddie Mayers will manage Indians next season Bender likely finished with club and successor undecided for one or two weeks Training trip undecided.
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Hubbard Tops Crane League Lead With 99 Pins
Hubbard continues to top the Crane League with 99 pins after 33 games. Capt Ward's Team No 5 trails in the race as standings and records follow.
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Yale Quarterback O'Hearn Faces Possible Season Ender
Brookline December 17 Charles O'Hearn Yale varsity quarterback favors his injured right leg at home. Doctors say the leg may prevent him from playing hockey for the season and could handicap his football work next year.
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Yale
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Bridgeport Girls Soccer Team Faces Scheduling Challenges
The Bridgeport High School girls soccer team struggles to find opponents. A planned game with South Manchester High was canceled and Hartford’s team disbanded after agreeing to play. To avoid a blank season, juniors and seniors will combine for a match next week at Seaside Park under Miss Clark.
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League Records Blitz Highlight Distinct Scoring Feats
Jer man Adelphian posts high single without a mark at 94 and Scholz Voriowase 64, Taylor Oronoque 1236, Emerson Arcanum tops with 2 dollars for high total. Arcanum also leads high team single at 529 while Pequonnock takes high team total at 1473.
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Ribbon Jrs Win The Hive Ribbon Triumph Over Triangles
The Hive Ribbon juniors defeated the Triangles 21 to 15 at Solcot ball in a hard fought game. After a 9 to 4 halftime deficit the Ribbons rallied, with Ghiotti scoring four baskets in five minutes to lead the comeback.
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Low Cage Score In MOC A Court Contest
A record low scoring basketball game took place in the MOC A court yesterday with Maples defeating Oaks by 6 to 2. Maples lineup included Wagner Sweeney Hewes Dunnell Fort Ig, while Oaks featured Dunbar Kilen Butler DeCerranno Eddy and others.
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Advisory Board Faces Major League Policy Clash
New York December 17 Members of the advisory council of baseball convened in a holdover meeting to decide key policy and administration questions raised by major league officials. The outlook focuses on restoring the draft ruling opposed by several minor leagues and terms were sought with AA leagues leaders. Philadelphia clubs pace the session with waivers first calls while trades and umpire rules stir ongoing debates.
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McCann Signs Three Fast Players for Bridgeport Team
Manager Gene McCann announced the addition of three players led by Duke Reilly a former Indianapolis AA star. Also joining are Jimmy Irving a Bushwicks star and Arthur Huntt a New York semi pro. McCann hopes to build a winner next season and expects New York Americans players to move to Bridgeport during spring training.
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Legion Quintet To Face Stamford In Armory Showdown
Tonight at the State Armory the Legion five will meet Stamford in the main event, with Devonettes and Alumni Girls to clash in the preliminary. The Sneups and Alumni squads feature listed players with positions and initials, signaling a busy evening of basketball and dancing.
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Alpine A. Cagers Lose to Laurels in Danbury Clash
The Alpine A. Cagers traveled to Danbury last night and were defeated 31 to 26 by the Laurels. Danbury's team led throughout the hard fought game, maintaining the advantage from the opening whistle.
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Lincoln's Champs Win Soccer Championship
Lincolns defeat Bliss Howe 3 to 3 to claim the championship. First half tied 1 1 with Peat and Gray scoring. In the final period Glazier added two goals for Lincolns.
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New York University Beats Yale in Close Contested Game
Yale basketball suffered a 1 to 14 loss to New York University in New Haven. The defeat echoed calls for improved close-in shooting as the season’s collegiate crown remains in doubt.
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Bridgeport Citys Meet New Haven in State Cup Semi Final
The Bridgeport Citys face New Haven in the State Cup semi final tomorrow afternoon on the Meadows. Local lineup includes Abbott, Todd, Hunt, Shaphent, Galston, Butterworth, Nelson, Sutcliffe, White, Luque, Tyrell, Bloxam, Heppinstail. The Bridgeport Rangers play in Bramford in an amateur league.
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Billiard Experts Arrive for 400 Matches in Town
Belgian billiard champion Edouard Horemans and Welker Cochran arrived early this morning for two 400 matches at 18.2 balkone to be held at Joe Thackwray's National Billiard Academy on Broad Street this afternoon and tonight. Afternoon play starts at 3 o'clock and evening session at 8 o'clock.
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Joe Thackwray
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Trade Victorious Over Stratford Trade Victorious Over Stratford
Bridgeport Trade School Five defeated Stratford High 31 to 19 as size and weight overwhelmed the Local Traders. Stratford led 12 to 9 at halftime before Bridgeport Trade surged with speed and scoring from Burr Martusi Ghiotto and Petrino. Lineup notes list Petrino 3 Rinnell 1 Martine 6 Givan Burr 3 Whalen 3 among scorers. Referee Hart timer Anderson Hinchcliffe.
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Who's Who In Old Brass Town Manager Hunt
Eastern League fans eye the Brasscos after Lieut Gov Templeton buys Frank Becton stake and Waterbury banker John Badger becomes club president. Reports from New York link John McGraw to Billy Gilbert as manager while New Haven rumors say Chief Bender is offered the job. Becton reportedly sold his holdings for £12,000.
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Tendler Outclasses Sailor Friedman in 15 Round Bout
New York report notes Lew Tendler won a majority decision after three knockdowns in a 15 round Garden bout. Friedman pressed hard but could not figure Tendler’s left handed style, remaining groggy at times. Also covered are Tony Lyons over Young Pierce, Bobby Michaels over Red Cap Wilson, and Tom Gibbons defeating Mike O Dowd in St Paul. Next week’s fights preview Staten Island Coliseum and Jersey City star bouts featuring Joe Lynch Patsy Johnson Al Roberts Capt Bob Roper.
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Bridgeport High School Inter Yoom League Scores
Bridgeport High School reports week results with multiple room matchups. Room 806 beat Room 823 18 to 17. Room 201 beat Room 203 80 to 2. Room 223 defeated Room 204 1 to 0. Room 9 beat Room 10 9 to 7. Room 7 beat Room 11 22 to 17. Room 12 beat Room 5 28 to 9. Room 125 beat Room 222 2 to 7. Room 13 beat Room 15 1 to 6.
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Sportdom Presents Santa Gift List and Boxing Honors
A playful parade of gifts and honors for sport figures. Names include AL BURDICK, JACK DELANEY, CONNIE LEWIS, LOUIS BOGASH, DUTCH MEYER, JOE HARPER, GENE McCANN, TAD JORDAN, PATSY BOGASH, A JENNINGS, LOU DEWEY, GEORGE DWYER, JACK REICH, CHAS MAHONEY, JACK KEARNEY, CHARLEY McG, FAX LUDLOW, HOWIE GABER, JIM BONFPS, JACK HURLEY, JOE WATERS, JIM RAW, GENE KELLEY, BOB DONAHUE, AL ANDERSON, CAPT. MAX BAUM, SAM DRESER, LORD ROBERTS and others. Items range from medals and diplomas to hats, belts, bats, cameras, and tickets. The list blends boxing, baseball, and general sports memorabilia with humorous notes on each recipient.
Tin Pan Quartet Wins 3 Straight
The BV D's Pen Pushers and Tin Pans captured wins in the Howland Bowling Alliance on Connie Lew's alleys. Tin Pins swept Kilowatts with the high total of 1059, led by Tene Wass.
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Horseman Crowe Dies at 59 in Erlisin
John Crowe, 59, is dead at his Erlisin home. A well known horseman, Crowe drove in the Grand Circuit and worked with noted figures including Pop Geers Walter Cox Lon McDonald and Tommy Murphy.
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Local M H A Games Preview Tuesday Night Showdowns
Readers are told the Penn Collegiate team meets the Senior quintet in a fast matchups next Tuesday. The Juniors face the Red Sox in the preliminary. Joe Waters is named referee as the schedule promises keen basketball action.
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