Coach Ken Robins Faces Hard Task On Hilltop
Bridgeport High School athletic director Ken Robins faces a challenging task replacing AL Anderson, who built two state championship track teams at Hilltop. Robins must mold veterans like George Lee and Jack Fitzpatrick with new sprinters and hurdlers, aiming for dual meets with Hartford and New Haven and strong showings in scholastic meets.
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Ken Robins
Bridgeport High School
AL Anderson
Hill School
Connecticut
Anderson
Matt Skané
Dad Saur
Kramer Nicholson
Harry Amsel
Charley Ryder
John Wagner
Tobine
George Lee
Pay Whalen
Jack Fitzpatrick
Francis Carroll
Eh Don Bullion
Bridgeport ‘Trade School
Fred McTighe
Bce
Rob Farren
Dal
Hartford
Harford High
Hilltops
N.yu
New Haven
Yale
Heartbeat match ties burglary suspect to Moeller case
New York police identify Harry Sinclair as the burglary suspect after Dr Henry Moeller and his son examined him with a stethoscope and confirmed the same heartbeat as the man who attacked Dr Moeller Sunday. Anita and Marie Moeller also identify Sinclair as the man seen at their father's office.
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New York
Harry Sinclair
Henry Moeller
Moeller
Sinclair
Dr. Moeller
Anita
Marie Moeller
Burke to assist Chence as Red Sox manager picks
SPORT NOTES from Chicago report Jimmy Burke of St Louis will be assistant to Frank Chence newly named Boston Red Sox manager today. Burke previously led St Louis Americans and coached Red Sox last season under Hugh Dairy. ANNAPOLIS Md Manhattan College battled Naval Academy to a 24 20 Midshipmen win with a 7 1 halftime edge. LOS ANGELES USC quarterback Chet Dolley may miss East vs West game against Penn State on New Year’s Day due to knee injury. WILLIAMSTOWN Mass Williams to hire hockey coach Russell H Barkell a seasoned pro from Superior Wisconsin for winter season.
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Chicago
Jimmy Burke
St Louis
Frank Chence
Boston Red Sox
Burke
St. Louis Americans
Red Sox
Hugh Dairy
Annapolis
Manhattan College
Naval Academy
Midshipmen
Los Angeles
Chet Dolley
University of Southern California
Penn State College
Pasadena
Williamstown
Mass
Williams
Russell H. Barkell
Superior
Wis
Middle West
Lengien Mallory Matches to Renew Feud in 1923 Tennis
London December 21 cable from America says Mrs Mallory plans to travel to Wimbledon to challenge Suzanne Lengien for the women’s title. Suzanne Lengien’s manager A H Muhr confirms the French star will also enter Wimbledon next summer renewing the famed rivalry.
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London
A. P
Mile
Suzanne Lengien
Molla B. Mallory
America
Hall Girls Triumph Over McKinleys 16 to 4 Score
Hall girls basketball defeated McKinley 16 to 4. Lineups list Hall: Vasgie, Vargoshe, Kolwlez, Walsh, Ayer, McKinley Crow. Washburn, Anderson, and others for McKinley. Game recap reflects local teams and players.
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Hall
McKinleys
Vasgie
R. Vargoshe
H. Kolwlez
G. Walsh
Rei S. Ayer
Iz. McKinley
Crow
Rf. Washburn
Anderson
Peau
Barnum Girls Beat Staples in 9 to 5 Victory
Barnum school's girls basketball team defeated Staples 9 to 5. Key players include Barnum. Clark, Carroll, Sega, Rebstock, Saltz for Barnum and Phelan, Taviack, Kronenberg, Finelli, Twilliger for Staples. Substitutions and positions noted.
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Barnum School
Staples
Linen Barnum
Clark
Rf Carroll
If3
Sega
Rebstock
Saltz
Phelan
Taviick
Kronenberg
Finelli
Twilliger
Wexler Stars as Bridgeport Triumphs Over Boardman Trade
George Wexler was the standout for Bridgeport Trade basketball as they defeated Boardman Trade yesterday in New Haven by 28 to 18. Lineup lists Petrino Wexler Whelan Purr and others for Bridgeport, Miller Rusci nski Werwelas Alderman Berryman for Boardman.
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George Wexler
Bridgeport Trade Basketeers
Boardman
New Haven
Elm City Boys
Bridgeport
Klarem
Petrino
Wexler
Whelan
Purr
Miller
Ruscinski
Werwelas
Alderman
Berryman
Jose Ray Returns to Amateur Ranks in Boston Meet
Jose Ray, Chicago A C track star, will race in a special mile at the 34th Boston Athletic Association games. His reinstatement to amateur status becomes effective early next year, and he will attempt a second Hunter Cup leg after winning the first last year.
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Oston
Jose Ray
Tiltnois A. C
Hunter City
Ray
Harvard Wins Hockey Clash Over Boston Club
Harvard defeated the Boston Hockey Club sextet 2 to 0 in Boston. Hill and Tarquecue scored in the third period, with Harvard’s goalkeeper stopping many shots. The Crimson team featured Stabb’s rushing and included former Harvard varsity players.
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Boston
Harva
Hill
Tarecque
Harvard
Elow
Crimson
Stabb
KR. H.C
Wrestler Hinckley Injured in Bout with Zbyszko
Topeka Kan Dec 21 Cliff Hinckley wrestler was hurt in a bout with Stanislaus Zbyszko former world champion Zbyszko won the first fall but Hinckley fell heavily and slipped sustaining the full weight of Zbyszko on his chest. He was unconscious five minutes and suffered a broken rib and torn ligaments in the left shoulder.
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Topeka
Kan
Cliff Hinckley
Stanislaus Zbyszko
Zbyszko
Hinckley
Ohio
Binckley
Tern Liaments
Bowling League Minds Nine-Game Averages Reach Century Threshold
Post league bowlers show top averages with Nolan leading nine games at 104.6. Other notable marks include Nolan second at 104.4 and Holinder at 100.1, plus entries for Kane 300.3, Beem 93.8, Walsh 92.7, Kelly 91.5, Jenn 91.1, Dunn 90.7, and Kearns 88.4 amid scattered scores from the group.
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Nolan
Holinder
Kane
Hanley
Steim
Beem
Walsh
Kelly
Jenn
Anderson
Perrett
Wiz Dunn
Congdon
Kearns
McLaughlin
Asecler
McMahon
Ford
Judge Wilder Groomed for City Court
Political circles buzz over City Court appointments after Jan 1. Frank L. Wilder, former judge and state senator elect, is seen as the leading choice to succeed Judge Boardman. Other names include Deputy Judge contenders and a prospect for City Court prosecutor with a behind the scenes fight among Republican leaders.
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Sgeg
William EK
Boardman
Arthur M. Comley
Frank L. Wilder
State Senate
David W. Price
William Buckley
Raiph Beers
Republican State, Central Committee
Daniel Brennan
W. F. D. Kilpatrick
James Shannon
Buckley
Shannon
Adolph Lederer
Theodore Stelber
Lederer
Republican Town Committee
J. Alex H. Robinson
Lee Fohl Faces Hard Job in 1923 With Browns
Manager Lee Fohl confronts a tough task as the St. Louis Browns aim to improve after finishing one game back of the Yankees last season. The 1923 staff includes Shocker, Pruett, Kolp, and Van Gilder, whose futures are uncertain and under exam.
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Kolp
Will van Gilder
Foh
Devon A C defeats Norwalk Red Men 32 to 24 in boys game
Devon A C boys toppled Norwalk Red Men 32 to 24 with Devon leading 16 to 12 at halftime. Devon girls defeated Hall Community 10 to 2 as the teams fielded lineups including Rents O Rourke Chapman Scollins Pederson and Meeker Blackman Mason.
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Devon A. C
Norwalk Red
Devon
Hall
Rents
O'Rourke
Chapman
Scollins
Pederson
Norwalk
Clancy Court
Meeker
Blackman
Mason
Maplewood Cage Team Seeks Games in Division
The newly organized Maplewood team seeks games with division rivals including the Orioles Pioneers Nichols Jrs and the size. Players listed include Buswell Stewart Captain Gordon De Nomme Copper and Harris.
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Maplewood, Cage
Orioles
Pioneers
Nichols Jrs
Maplewood
Buswell
Stewart
Gordon
de Nomme
Copper
Harris
Sylvan Crest Plans Christmas Party At Club Rocmed
Sylvan Crest Republicana announces a Christmas party at their club Rocmed tomorrow night with entertainment and refreshments. City Treasurer John H. Williams announces Staples building office after Jan 1 due to cramped quarters for the treasurer and staff.
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Sylvan Crest Republicana
Rocmed
Sylvan Crest
City Treasures Office
Staples
John H. Willams
Republicans Nominate Officers Tonight at Club Rooms
Members of the Sixth District Republican Club will meet tonight to nominate club officers. The session is scheduled to be held in the club rooms at 117 North Avenue.
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Distri Republican Club
Reutine
North Avenue
Wall Street firms report big Christmas bonuses boost to 1922
New York reports a widespread plan to distribute bonuses from 6 to 15 percent among Wall Street employees. Banks and brokers anticipate six weeks to half a year extra pay for hundreds of workers, signaling a revival in trade and renewed prosperity after a lean year.
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New York
America
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchanges
Corn Exchance Bank
Guaranty Trust
Empire Trust Companies
Henry Clews & Co
Clark, Childs & Co
W. J. Wollmen Co
Frederick H. Hatch & Co
Hornblower & Weeks & Co
Taylor
Ates
Frank Finn to Pinch Hit for Santa Claus at City Hall Party
Frank Finn, the onside tax collector, will visit City Hall tomorrow afternoon to attend three Christmas parties for city officials. The events, held in the Common Council chambers and town clerk offices, feature grab bags entertainment and refreshments for attendees.
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Frank Finn
Santa Claus
Common Council
Ils
Underwood appoints Arthur Jenner superintendent of manufacturing
Arthur Jenner of Middletown has been named superintendent of manufacturing at Underwood Typewriter Company here. Jenner previously worked with the Noiseless Typewriter Company and was a former works engineer at the American Can Company plant on Union Avenue during the war.
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Arthur Jenner
Middletown
Underwood Typewriter
Jenner
American Can Company
Union Avenue
Whittemore Estate Filed for Probate in Bridgeport
Inventory of the estate of the late Edna C. Whittemore filed in probate court shows a total valuation of 25 356 92 with 5 000 in real estate. Notes mortgages and bank deposits comprise the remainder. Captain David B. Wason of the Lard Ambulance Company National Guard stationed in Bridgeport resigned. the resignation was accepted at state headquarters in Hartford yesterday.
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Edna C. Whittemore
Charles C. Wilson
John M. Otis
David B. Wason
Lard Ambulance Company
National Guard
Bridgeport
Hartford
New Yorker Seeks Judgment Against Tetard for Damages
Valentine Treat of New York claims a 2160.52 judgment from New York courts and sues Louis C Tetard of Darien in Superior Court for 2500 dollars, alleging nonpayment. Tee and Snuyder of this city named as defendants in a separate suit for 1245.06 dollars by Brewer Ice Cream Co of Philadelphia in Superior Court yesterday.
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New Yorker
New York
Valentine Treat
Louis C_ Tetard
Darien
Tee and Snuyder
Brewer Ice Cream ‘Co
Philadelphia
Smudge and City Stars Highlight Polis Vaudeville
Loyd Bacon appears opposite Charles Ray in Smudge at Polls theatre as a villain from Hollywood. The program features a new vaudeville bill headed by Money Is Money with Greenwald and nine artists, plus acts by the Four Rubini Sisters and Arthur Whitelaw. Majestic advertises Shavings and Sinpy Mege as holiday features with strong stage talent and audience appeal.
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Hollywood
Ray
Chicago
Frank Bacon
M. Golden
Bridgeport
Toe Greenwald
Lou Eawards
Jack Beasley
Four Horsemen
McConnell
Austin
Arthur Whitelaw
Paramount Picture
Lila Lee
James Kirkwood
Majestic
Majestic Theatre
Joseph C. Lincoln
Cape Cod
Knickerbocker Theatre
New York
Shavings
Lincoln
Petunia
Arthur Chatterdon
Nila Mee
Mind Abbey
Holiday Show Opens With New Scenery And Jokes
The program will debut on Christmas Day and run a week with two daily performances. Prices remain affordable with top tickets at seventy five cents including tax, and new scenery costumes iris and humor are highlighted for an unusually attractive entertainment.
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Uel
Mysterious Woman Forces Delay in Northcliffe Will Case
London reports a mysterious woman, named as Mrs. C. A. Thomas, appeared at the Viscount Northcliffe will hearing and blocked an immediate settlement. She sought to file a claim against the will regarding prior money and property, prompting a judge to adjourn the session for several hours.
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London
Viscount Northcliffe
C. A. Thomas
ALE LINES UP FOR PROHIBITION ENFORCEMENT
New Haven report from December details Yale university forming two student committees from academic and Sheffield Scientific School units to cooperate in boosting respect for prohibition laws. President Angell led a meeting with about fifty students to discuss building anti drinking sentiment and limiting student arrests. Chief Phillip Smith noted a historical drop in student arrests and suggested reducing false alarms and not removing traffic signs.
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New Haven
Sheffield Scientific School
Yale University
Lit
James EK. Angell
Yate
Anesell
Phillip Smith
Yale Daily News
Smith
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