Boxing Prospects In Port And Nearby Cities
Hooks And Jabs Mac McDonald seeks bouts in the metropolis with Luby backing his final affairs. Joe Hall fights near Albany and Troy with Matty Jacobs as manager. Ketchell shines out of town while praised by Newport fans. Young McLean from the Fast Side eyes city matchups. Jim Hanlon and Wills Jackson style a recent hard battle. Johnny Dundee set to meet Jimmy Manlon at Pioneer Sporting Club tonight.
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Port
oYans Luby
Joe Hall
Albany
Troy
Matty Jacobs
Hall
Young McLean
Young Lenny
Columbus B.C. J
Rocky Sealet
Johnny Dundes
Jimmy Manlon
Pioneer Sporting Club
Hanlon
Wills Jackson
Wills
Johnny Dundee
B H S Stars Open To Disqualification
Several members of the high school baseball year face suspension as Coach Fred Hunt enforces a rule barring players with outside team play. He previously excused six basketball players for amateur games. Three baseball stars reportedly played in amateur games yesterday, risking removal from the lineup and possibly canceling the Taunton Hugh game.
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Fred Hunt
Hih
Ust
Taunton Hugh
Venice Juniors Pace Set in Junior Recreation League
The Venice A C Ira seeks a game with Lincoln Tigers and aims to arrange matches against 14 to 15 year old teams on non league days. The Venice juniors hold a 6 1 record and sit second, with notable wins over Cedar Stars Clovers Shamrock Brown and Pioneers among others. They have open dates in late 2g and invite contact via Manager Cappo at Noble 2643.
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Venice A. C. Ira
Lincoln Tigers
Venice Boys
Cappo
Noble
Venice Nine
Bransfield's Record Remains Guarded In Worcester History
Kitty Bransfield, now umpire, once starred with Worcester Club in 1900, setting a record that stood forever. That season he led the league in batting, singles, two base hits, triples and home runs, and ranked second in steals.
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Kitty
Bransfield
Worcester
Ane
Bansfield
Lynch-Herman Fight Set at Ebbets Field July Show
The International Sporting Club announced the championship bout between Joe Lynch and Pete Herman at Ebbets Field in July. Lynch-Herman receive 70 percent of net receipts with Lynch guaranteed 37,500 dollars.
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International Sporting Club
Joe Lynch
Pete Harm
Ebbets Field
Lynch
Hoover
Harper Dominates State Duckpin Tourney Lead
Harper outrolled Andy McCarthy by winning 10 of 11 games at Hartford venue. Scores show McCarthy 1209 across 11 games while Harper totals 1182. Bridgeport Taunton baseball game slated for Newfield Park next Friday with Taunton defending Southern and Eastern Massachusetts titles. Jim McGarrie’s Norwalk nine to meet St James. Wells to start for Saints. Pennington sidelined with neuritis, absent for two weeks.
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Hartford
Joe Harper
McCarthy
Harper
Taunton
Newfield Park
Massachusetts
Hilltoppers
Bridgeport
Whelan
Shea
Cooney
Ohway
Maher
Hill
C. Ryan
Weldon
Gallagher
Jim McGarrie
Ladies Day at Newfield Park Opens Bridgeport Game
Tomorrow is Ladies Day at Newfield ball park with the X. Maven champions facing the Brown Derbies. Secretary Kelly invites Bridgeport women to attend. Alpine Jrs hold a permit for Fellow Mill Park for the first period Sunday, with A. Sre slated for a game there. Ray Hea, Hilltop star and likely next year captain, was elected manager last Monday.
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X. Maven
Brown
Kelly
Bridgeport
Alpine Jrs
Mill Park
Ray Hea
Hilltop
Nest Years
Aquad
Hiltoppers
Veterans of three wars join in Elks Flag Day rite
Veterans of three wars joined Bridgeport Lodge 26 at the Elks Flag Day celebration in the auditorium. United States Marshal Palmer of Derby Lodge delivered the address linking the flag to Fidelity, Brotherly Love, Charity and Justice, with Exalted Ruler Gallagher and a program of patriotic numbers and tributes to Civil War veterans.
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Bridgeport Lodge
The
Elks
United States
William R. Falmer
Derby Lodge
Lawrence T. Gallagher
Brother Palmer
Palmer
Seven Seas
Marshal Palmer
John Ts. Hughes
Frederick W. Harrison
Anna Tiley
Arthur
Governor Lake Signs 1921 22 Budget in Hartford
Hartford June 15 Governor Lake signed the 26 million 20 thousand 392 dollar budget for state departments and institutions for 1921 22 beginning July 1. He also approved a one cent per gallon gasoline tax estimated to yield about 750 thousand annually. The amended measure places municipal policemen and firemen under workers compensation and other acts were signed including the state athletic commission and separate city high school accounts. Additional special acts authorized funds for ex service relief and various state projects including cemetery improvements, Willimantic Normal School, and tax list procedures.
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Hartford
Governor Lake
Fitch’s
Willimantic Normal School
Superior Court
State Board of Agriculture
Connors and Halloran plan Connecticut store expansion
The letter details Jim Connors and Joe Halloran planning Connors Halloran Stores to grow to 51 Connecticut locations. They propose selling 50 dollar preferred stock to raise up to one million dollars, granting one common share per five preferred, with promises of broad ownership among Connecticut residents and public publicity to ensure investor protection.
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Pennsylvania Hotel
New York
Jim
Connecticut
Joe
Halloran
New Britain
Bridgeport
Hartford
Connors - Halloran Stores, Inc
Jim’? Connors
Joe’’ Halloran
Connors
Connorshalloran Stores, Inc
Jim’’ Connors
Joe’? Halloran
Tim’? Connors
Joe’ Halloran
Jin
Thelies
Connors Halloran Stores Prospectus Inquiry
A reader from Bridgeport, CT requests a copy of the Connors Halloran Stores prospectus after reading an advertisement. He provides his name and address and notes no legal obligation but expresses interest in the company’s success and partnership potential.
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Gale
Amneeisss Legion Post Plans Bridgeport Day Event
The Amneeisss Legion posts of Bridgeport hold a Pleas- Mead reunion for ex-service men from across the state. An amusement resort opens to ex-service men and friends at nominal cost with several attractions, including a daring $5,000 four leap into Lone Island Sound from a speeding aeroplane by Sergeant Jean E. Riviere of the Fifth Aerial.
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Amneeisss Legion
Bridgeport
Pleas- Mead
Lone Island Sound
Jean E. Riviere
Dare
Hat the Hat the Tadron of Garden Cry
A quirky line notes a character named Hat the Tadron of Garden Cry planning a parachute leap, amid odd imagery and whimsical phrasing. The fragment suggests a surreal scene without clear setting or outcome.
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Tadron
Garden Cry
Board of Control distributes funds in Connecticut
Hartford June 15 The state Board of Control met at the Capitol Governor Lake and approved appropriations through a special act signed by the governor. The board authorized 53 818 27 in additional funds for departments and institutions under Chapter 296 of the 1921 Special Acts including the State Library secretary per diem clerks and several court and local offices with total allocations listed for each.
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Hartford
State Board of Control
Capitol
Governor Lake
Secretary of the State
Connecticut Agricultural College
New Haven Rejects Council Manager Plan in Referendum
In New Haven a special referendum vote on a council manager plan for a new city charter failed, with 18,717 opposed and 7,909 in favor, a 10,805 margin. Turnout was about 65 percent of the presidential vote. Twenty-one precincts weighed in, four supporting adoption amid local commentary.
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New Haven
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