Crasho Eleven Secures Tie With Glees At Newfield Park
New Haven’s Washington Green and American Chain Co. of Bridgeport battled to a 7-7 tie at Meses park in a sunlit afternoon clash. Loomis led the Glees with strong rushing while Courtney and Nagle anchored the defense. Waters booted a 65 yard punt, stalwart goal line stands and aerial from the Chains kept the game fiercely balanced.
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Toe Briggs
New Haven
Washington Green
American Chain Co
Bridgeport
Meses Park
England
Afany
Glee Club
Loomis
Courtney
Nagle
Miller
Carnegie Tech
Clyde Waters
Glees
Moose Miller
Johnny Nagle
Une
Cal
Mancini Breslin McLaughlin
Piura Miller
Hunt _ RG
Weber
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Kearns
Sssee
Callahan RE
Waters
Bakow
Monumiy
Moshier Rohl
S.esistasc
Flynn
Williams signs for three bouts in London
Sam Driver, manager of Larry Williams, has signed him for three fights in London with a payout of 8000 for the first, 12000 for a second victory, and 15000 for a third bout if earned. Williams also receives 2500 expense money and two round trip tickets. opponent choices rest with R Gilman Welsh of the Olympia club. He will likely bring a European manager. his next match is in Stone against Bob Martin, with the winner promised a bout with Georges Carpentier.
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Sam Driver
Larry Wiy- Hama
London
Driver
R. Gilman Welsh
Olympia Club
Williams
Wilamhe
Ston
Bob Martin
Georges Carpentier
Carpentier II Seeks World Title Sanction
Paris October 18 The French Boxing Federation asked the International Boxing Union to sanction the Carpentier Levinsky bout and grant Georges Carpentier the world light heavyweight title. The union had previously considered the title vacant.
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Paris
French Boxing Federation
International Boxing Union
Carpentier-Levinsky
Georges Carpentier
Ught
Thistle
French Athlete Delivart Breaks 500 Meter World Record
Maurice Delivart, a French athlete, shattered the world record for the 500 meter run at a St id event under federation rules. The crowd watched as the favored racer, aided by a cinder track, surpassed the former mark of 1 minute 74.10 seconds set in 1913 by F. Ray of Hungary.
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Paria
Maurice Delivart
St. §Id
At Tins
Delivart
F. Ray
Hungary
Ple
France
Huggins Denies Resigning as New York Yankees Manager
In Cincinnati on October 1, Miller Huggins publicly stated he has not resigned as Yankees manager. Club owners are watching closely for any change, with possible successors named but no confirmation. Meanwhile in Deauville Frankie O Neill, 11, son of France’s premier American jockey, shows early signs of following in his father’s footsteps.
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New York Yankees
Miller Huggins
Yankees
Hug
Cincinnati
Huggins
Robinson
Jennings
Whosis
Yankee
Deauville
France
Frankie O'Neill
Vanderbilt
Pergola
Oree
Lakes Roll Up Score On Majors In Season Opener
Lake football team defeated Manchester Majors 20 to 0 in their first home game as Grunwald O Reilly and Richardson starred in the feature rolls. About 1400 fans at Graphophone field witnessed strong performances from both sides. The invading eleven, mostly young players, were taller and lighter, yet Lake views prevailed after a scoreless prelude when Eddie Reilly quarterbacked the Graphs.
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Grunwald
O'Reilly
Richardson
Manchester
Columbia Graphophone
Lakeview
Eddie Reilly
National Cup First Round Soccer Results
In the National Cup First Round Ss. K Hartford edged New Departure Bristol Connecticut State. Ansonia defeated Manchester 4 0 in a major upset. Waverly beat Columbia Graphophone Connecticut Luce Workers won 8 2 Stamford F C 3 Spanish F C 2 Swedish Amateurs 2 Bridgeport overs 1 Faust the Swedish player for New Departure fouled into his own goal in stoppage time.
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Ss. K
Hartford
Bristol
Conccticut
Connecticut Luce Workers
Danersk Athletics
Stamford F
Spanish F.C
Bridgeport
Faust
Ansonia
Manchester
Mohican Juniors Suffer Hard-Fought Loss at Lenox
The Mohican Jrs fell to Lenox Jrs in a close game played yesterday at Lenox field. Players mentioned include Joe Neary J Prince F Prince Larkse and Sullivan. Mohican juniors are asked to report for practice tomorrow night near Arch and Main Street, listing Staus Neary Prince Nielo Neary J Prince McCabe Sparele Ryan McCabe Slippy Helmick J Broderic Jordan B Prince and Tage.
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Mohican Jrs
Lenox Field
Lenox Jrs
Joe Neary
J. Prince
F. Prince
Larkse
Sullivan
Arch
Main Stree's
Staus
Neary
Prince
Nielo
McCabe
Sparele
Ryan
Slippy
Helmick
J. Broderic Jordan
B. Prince
Tage
Stratford Kaceys Defeat Walnuts in Tight Game
Stratford Kaceys edged Walnuts 3-0 as Duffy kicked a field goal from the twenty yard line with fifteen seconds left. Luddy added a thirty five yard run and John Gilbride starred on defense alongside Dufty in a strong team effort.
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Walnut A. C
Columbus
St N
Thetamford Toifteen
Duffy
Stamford
Lneluddy
John Gilbride
Dufty
St Josephs Hold Devons To A Tie In Road Game
The St Josephs travelled to Devon and tied the Devons 7 to 7 as Campana caught Wilkins pass for a third period TD. Brammer of Devon scored the first quarter long run for 40 yards. Heavy backfield work and line struggles limited St Josephs. Lincoln Juniors shutout St Josephs Juniors 14 to 0 with Patterson scoring both Lincoln touchdowns. Coaches schedule Tuesday practice and plan a defensive chalk session.
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St. Joes
Devon
Campana
Joes
Wilkins
Brammer
Devons
Joe
Wkins
White
Costigan
Barrett
St. Joe
Lincoln
Lincolns
Patterson
Kiely
O'Brien
McCarthy
Biz
Anders
Lock Sharp
Yale Stars Out of Game With Injuries
Yale prepares for West Virginia as captain Tim Callahan and Malcolm Aldrich miss the Boston College game with ankle and wrist injuries. Four top players including Acosta and Sauerbach are sidelined. coaches plan lineup changes for the West Virginia clash and future Princeton Harvard tests.
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New Haven
Yale
Boston College
Tim Callahan
Malcolm Aldrich
Jack French
Ed Quaile
West Virginia
Aldrich
Callahan
French
Quade
Princeton
Harvard
Frank Kelly
Billy Galvin
Nathaniel Guernsey
Jack Cutler
Leon Walker
Acosta
Jordan
Herr
Sauerbach
Tad Jones
Larry Bankhart
Colgate
Jones
Cycle Fans Marvel At Kramer's Speed
Newark J October 18 Frank Kramer again amazed cycling fans by defeating Arthur Spencer and Peter Moeskops in a one mile three cornered race at the Velodrome The event required four heats with a rest pause before the final heat as no provision existed for a fourth heat The winners of the first three heats were Moeskops Spencer and Kramer respectively
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Newark J
Frank Kramer
Arthur Spencer
Peter Moeskops
Moeskops
Kramer
Spencer Theard
Twin Oaks Opens Season with Crasha Defeat 13 to 0
The Twin Oaks football team opened the season by beating the Crasha Babies 13 to 0. Star halfback Clancy intercepted a forward pass and ran for a TD, then recovered a fumble and scored again. Carley kicked an end kick.
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Twin Oaks
Crasha Babies
Clancy
Carley
Lenox Eleven Romps Past Naugatuck 31 to 0 on Lenox Field
Lenox Eleven defeated the Thunderbolts of Naugatuck 31 to 0 yesterday afternoon on Lenox field off Madison Ave in a dominant performance. Quarterback Gregory scored two touchdowns and Brown added two more with a 5 yard run. Leopold 50 yard TD, Coleman 50 yard TD, Brown interception return, Gregory another TD, and Strauss tallied in the fourth period amid steady Lenox ball control.
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Thunderbolts
Naugatuck
Madison Ave
Gregory
Brown
Stehle
Leopold
Coleman
Strauss
Lenox Naugaurck
Canavan
Ferris
O'Kane
Mansley Smith
Morton
Harman
Stewins Chapman
Healy
McKenna
Ryan Sullivan Genter
Ad Fredericks
Miller
Leopold Farley
Coleman Woods
Lichie Hight
Strom O'Kane
Brown Miller
Schaeffner
Gourley
Conroy Pullbae
Startling Football Results Shake Weekend action
Several startling football results highlighted the weekend. Yale fell to Boston College by two touchdowns, Penn State defeated North Carolina State 41 100 after NC State beat Navy, Colgate held Brown to two scores, and Pennsylvania edged Lafayette 7 0. Harvard beat Williams, Princeton routed Washington and Lee, and Syracuse drew with Pittsburgh. Cornell crushed Union 60 0. St Mary's of the East Side opened with a 6 0 win over Beach streets, with Keating scoring a 50 yard TD. The Saints seek a next opponent and invite offers.
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Yale
Boston College
Penn State
North Carolina State
Navy
Colgate
Brown
Pennsylvania
Lafayette
Harvard
Williams
Princeton
Washington and Lee
Cornell
Union
St. Mary's
Fast Beach Streets
Millorus
Old Mill Green
Keating
St. Mary‘s
Mitchell
Saints
St Mary’s
Cobb Declares He Does Not Want Baseball Manager Role
Ty Cobb, famed baseball star, says he has no desire to become a manager and only wants to continue playing. He arrived for exhibition games and acknowledged offers to manage the Tigers, but stresses he has no managerial experience and may consider it only after several playing years. Secretary Daniels refutes claims about a marine attack as slander. General Fayolle, attending the American Legion in Cleveland, departed France aboard the Lorraine as Marshal Foch’s envoy.
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San Francisco
Ty Cobb
Mes
Cobb
Tigers
Emile Fayolle
American Legion
Cleveland
Marshal Foch
France
Lorraine
Allen Promises Hard Work for Monday Bout
Johnny Allen and Mike Mc Cabe will headline the boxing show at the Armory A. A. next Monday night. Allen trains all week at Grupp's New York gymnasium, aiming to win the bout to secure another strong performance for the city in the near future.
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Johnny
Ea” Allen
Mike McCabe
Armory
A. A
Allen
Grupp
New York
Manning Maxwell and Moore Teams Commence Bowling
The Triple M inter department bowling teams met last week for the third string of the season. Scores show notable improvement. highlights include Foley 392, high team single 491, high team total 1390 for No 2. Augie Palmer appears sharp, Redell debuts a new team with two straight wins, Anson improves with a plan to move the foul line, and Bayes and Ivers receive mentions amid lively bowling banter. Also noted is a stray item about a United States Behring Sea supply issue with Pribilof Islanders.
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Ee Starr
Ostrosky
Smith
Keenan
Somers
Wildergren Os
Ivers
Clayton
Odell
Brown A
Davis
Seales SL
Adams
Foley
McCarthy
Carrol
Caine
Bedell
Brooks
McKelvey Sa
Wiehlade
Kearns
Wen
Palmer
Mark L
Bridgeport Polo Team Aims to Break Jinx This Week
Bridgeport polo team schedules a busy week with games in Hartford Worcester New Bedford and Siem then back home. Kid Williams delivers a wild scoring spree in Salem and Love Green suffers an eye cut. Captain Quigley leads a hard fought Lowell game as Fall River edges them by one goal and three dimes.
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Bridgeport
Hartford
Worcester
New Bedford
Siem
Salem
Kid Williams
Biidserotters
Williams
Lovegreen
Lowell
Quigley
Fall River
Yale Team In Need Of The Fundamentals
Yale's defeat by Boston College exposes poor defense and weak tackling. The article argues Tad Jones must instill fundamentals, teamwork, and daily practice to cultivate a cohesive unit capable of stopping strong backs and protecting punts.
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Yale
A. F. Maher
Boston College
Boston
Tad Jones
Princeton
Frank Cavanaugh
Kely
Bridgeport High School
Jones
Crashos Score Upset Over Stratford At Newfield Park
The Crashes defeated Stratford 7 to 0 at Newfield Park in a major upset as Stratford played a strong game but fumbled near the Crasho goal line. Gaynor scored the touchdown after Crasho line plunges and forward passes, with Crashes earning first downs twice. Stratford plans practice tomorrow ahead of next week’s game.
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Stratford
Newfield Park
Crashe
Crasho
Gaynor
East Sides Threaten Kingpins in Seaside Park Tie
East Sides and the King Pins battled to a scoreless tie at Seaside Park in a tight game. East Sides came within a yard of the goal in the second quarter but couldn’t score and aerial attacks failed to produce points. St James Juniors defeated East Side Juniors 28 0 with Hodge scoring three long TDs for the Saints.
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Seaside Park
King Pins
Iit
St. James
Hodge
Saints
Crasho Jrs Dominate Fairfield 45 Point Victory
The Crasho Jrs defeated Fairfield 45 to 0 in a one sided game. West End boys produced a strong aerial attack led by Jake Rosenbaum Sova Hanley and Behm who played exceptionally well. All Crasho Jrs players are asked to report for practice at Graphophéme field.
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Crasho Jrs
Fairfield
West End Boys
Jake Rosenbaum
Sova
Hanley
Behm
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