Rorty Seeks Explanation Over Hartford Boxing Row
Uberty A C matchmaker Rorty questions Joe Smith and Louis Bogash regarding tickets and training for the Loughlin bout in Hartford. He cites a 12 25 p m Oct 12 ticket request, claims Smith planned departure from New Haven, and demands an honest explanation of events and funding details surrounding Bogash’s training and appearance payments.
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Hugh J. Rorty
Bogash
Joe Smith
Uberty A.C
Murtford
Louis Boganh
Pericc
Tlouls Boguxh
Mme
Hartford
New Haven
Smith
Hogaah
A. C
Liberty A. C
The
Wrangling And Dirty Work Features Local Football Tilt
Rough play and little scoring marked the Chains versus Washington Glees of New Haven at Newfield Park yesterday with about 4 000 spectators. Neither side scored. Brady and Bakes starred for the Chains while Loomis and Moshier excelled for the visitors. Moshier injured his left ankle and is likely out several days. Referee Waters issued numerous penalties for rough play as the game wore on, Brady saving the day with a 40 yard run late in the fourth period.
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Chains
Washington Glees
New Haven
Newfield Park
Bakes
Brady
Loomis
Nagle
Breslin
Miller
Moshier
Waters
Erivens
Glees
Barkes
Bakos
Mozhier
Iriy
Courtney
Ryan
Milford Beats Devons Outfit In Football Clash
Milford defeats Devon eleven 10 to 6 at Gulr Street grounds despite missing Maher and Tucker. Gould returned kickoff for 40 yards and scored one touchdown, with Ford and Mundy adding scores. Strong of Devon snagged a late pass for their TD. Southport’s absence drawn criticism as Juniors seek next opponents amid trials and practice plans.
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Milford
Devon
Gulr Street
Gould
Maher
Tucker
Siso
Platt
Von
Htrong
Cecil Ford
Mundy
Ford
Mohican Jrs Lose To Waysides At Seaside Park
Mohican Junior team fell 14 to 0 at Seaside Park in a game influenced by a boy quarterback on the Waysides. Lanen starred for the winners while Attias’ team faced a cancellation for next Sunday. A separate incident reports five shots fired by mobile bandits in Babylon, L. I., in an attempted robbery at an auto shop.
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Mohican, Jr
Seaside Park
Lanen
Ram
Lincolns
Mobile Bandits
Babylon
L. 1
Yale Tackle Out For Season After West Virginia Game
Yale loses first-string tackle Tom Dickens to a season ending knee injury in the West Virginia contest. Dickens, acting captain and top lineman, will miss the year, forcing Yale to scramble for the tackle positions. Murphy sprained elbow and Peterson sprained ankle add to a string of injuries. Roy Lay is lost to the squad for the year. Carl Beck was bruised but continued with the team homeward.
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Yale
West Virginia
Tom Dickens
Dickens
Leon Waller
Bil Mackay
Jack O'Brien
Albert
Cheung Murphy
Agaist Colgate
Freq Peterson
Roy Lay
Carl Beck
Lightning
Beck
Bowling Season Opens With Sore Thumbs In Delaware
Delaware Ohio October reports thumb soreness as bowlers adjust to the new season. A doctor cites liniment relief for tender thumbs starting the busy pin year. Team results include Conn. Lace Works vs Danerak Athletic, Conn. State League action and UR League scores with Swedish A.C. and Oriente key notes. Former Premier Oriente of Jenyy named ambassador to Brazil arrives in Rio de Janeiro.
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Delaware
Ohio
Oriente of Jenyy
Brazil
Rio Janeiro
Thrilling Plays Mark Graph Yankee Division Tie at Yost Field
Cedarholm ran 88 yards to the Yankee Division seven yard line after intercepting a pass, Mullaney recovered a 35 yard fumble, and Riley sprinted 38 yards to the seven in the second quarter. The Graphs and Y D fought scoreless through three quarters with dramatic plays and a late Graph drive. Next opponents slated include Steam Rollers of Providence and Glees of New Haven in upcoming double header at Graph West field.
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Cedarholm
Mullaney
Riley
Yost Field
Reilley
Graph
New Haven
Whitle
Steam Rollers
Providence
Lakes
Graph West Field
Y. D
The
Glees of
High School Notes on October meeting and sports setup
Ten P M rooms met on Wednesday morning October 1 to form basketball teams in the gym. Sophomores crowded in after Miss Franz relented to allow sym classes, 72 reporting with more promised. Captains were elected for several rooms and committees formed for social, dues, and athletic tasks. Paul Blanchard was chosen cheer leader with Harry Amsel assisting, and Kate lineups include junior and senior leaders. The Irish plays are planned for December 2 by the Players Club. Captain Kamin, runner-up in the handicap tennis event, is expected to excel in spring matches as Kennelly defeats Ly in tournament action.
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Miss Franz
Hom
Crehan
Anderson
Penezer
Pfeuffer
Yarden
Henry
Paul Blanchard
Harry Amsel
Tus
John J. Katin
Harold Bechtel
Kamin
Yale Shows Stronger In Contest Saturday
Yale improved in its game with West Virginia on Saturday though still not perfect defensively. Kelly and Kempton led, while teamwork showed more cohesion and Yale covered forward passes better. A 70 yard return for a touchdown was called back for holding. Yale faces Colgate next, a weak opponent reducing practice intensity.
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A. P. Maher
Yale
West Virginia
Boston College
Boston
Kelly
Kempton
Yaler
Hinkey
Hall
Bomessier
Harvard
Colgate
Manning Maxwell Moore Teams Rally In Park City Bowling
Park City alleys saw Manning Maxwell Moore teams clash with Jack Iverson posting a high single of 114 near Palmer’s 117. Team No 5 nearly tied the 491 high mark set by Team No 2 while Team 1 leads but must watch Iverson’s squad. Tennis results list Kalin beating Abercrombie 6-1 6-0, Monahan over Cohen, and multiple later round scores. Girls soccer call issued October 13 drew 20+ hopefuls under coach Helen wrk with two games scheduled against Brivegoprs Ladics and a Hartford team. roster includes Bivens Bau Mann O’Conner Polakewich Lenaney Sebreid Drake Bowes Stone Monahan Rieck Nalen Rosemsweits Dennison Johnson Hart Winch Noonan.
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Manning, Maxwell & Moore, Inc
Park City
Jack Iverson
Palmer
Jack
Iverson
Miks Helen
Wrk
Th¢ Board of Rede~ sUion
Ladics
Briv¢cepors
Hartford
D. Bivens
M. Baumann
M. Callahan
M. Hockheiser
M_ McEirey
O'Conner
D. Polakewich
M. Lenaney
C.sebreid
M. Drake
A. Bowes
G. Stone
M_ Monahan
I Rieck
Cn, Nalen
E. Rosemsweits
J. Dennison
H. Johnson
B. Hart
M. Winch
G. Noonan
Larkin's Toe Defeats Lenox In North End Game
Larkin's toe sank Lenox 1 0 as the North Enders edged the Lenox eleven at Lenox Field in front of 3000 spectators. Larkin kicked the only score in the first period after a string of fumbles by Lenox paved the way. Both sides showed speed and grit with key plays from Siehle, Gregory, Abrams, Tansfeld, Mansley, Luddy, Dullahan, Humphrey and English. A return game is anticipated.
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Larkin
Lenox
Walnuts
South Hnders
Walnue
North End
Stu Siehle
Gregory
Abrams
Tansfeld
Mansley
Luddy
Dullahan
Humphrey
English
South Fnders
North Enders
Extra Seats For Yale Harvard Game
New Haven reports show Yale applications for the Yale Harvard game fall short of demand with many alumni receiving only two of their three requested tickets. Temporary seating will be added around the bowl parapet while permanent cement tiers are completed for the Harvard game. Yale Princeton ticket demand also appears fully subscribed, with Princeton blocks reportedly sold out.
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New Haven
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Unable to Beat Waterbury in Scoreless Grid Draw
The Lake and Waterbury football teams played to a 0–0 tie yesterday in Waterbury. Both sides failed to score as the defenses held firm in a hard fought matchup.
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Waterbury
Lake and
An-Waterbury
Label must be on our goods
London notice from the American Chamber of Commerce in London warns that all articles sent to this country must be plainly marked with Made in U S A. The rule applies to all foreign products under the Merchandise Marks act of 1887. Articles lacking country origin markings may be seized and confiscated, causing importers inconvenience.
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London
Great Britain
American Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Frankfurt University receives 1.5 million mark endowment
Frankfurt Mayor reports a 1,500,000 mark endowment to Frankfurt University from James Speyer of New York in memory of his late sister Mrs Eduard Beit Von Speyer. An unrelated note from Eton mentions J Oxford at Englefield Green rescuing three people during a Thames-side walk.
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Berlin
Frankfurt
Frankfurt University
J James Speyer
New York
Eduard Beit von Speyer
I Eendon
J. Oxford
Englefield Green
Thames
Ray and Vardon Win Exhibitions at Brooklawn
Ted Ray and Harry Vardon, famed British pros, won both morning and afternoon exhibitions at Brooklawn Country Club. Ray nearly matched the course record with a 71 in the afternoon while teammate Vardon posted strong rounds. Local challengers Seeley, Sweetzer, Sparling, and Culci fell to the British duo as rubber matches drew near five hundred spectators.
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Ted Ray
Harry Vardon
Brooklawn Country Club
W. Parker Seeley
Jesse Sweetzer
Yale
Deefat
George Sparts
al Culci
Brooklawn
Weatogue
Walter Lashar
Elub
George Spurling
Ray
Cales
Sparling
Vardona
Uli
Fumbles Costly To St Joe Team
The St Joe s fell to Norwalk Tigers by 12 to 0 in a hard fought contest. Norwalk held a weight edge but St Joes fought to the end, with key fumbles costing scoring chances after Doherty and Marron led late drives. Coyne Doherty Campana Marron starred for the St Joes in a spirited, loss.
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St. Joe
St Joe's
Tigers
Norwalk
Joe's
Joes
Doherty
Marren
Coyne
Campana
Marron
Rooney
Notra Dame
Ial
Russel
St. Joes
Noonan
White Russet
Nevins
Atherton Hennessy
A. Sullivan
Gillespie
J. Sullivan
Barrett
Guara Muldoon
Hawman
Lapke Malloc
Costigan
Baker
Nutmegs Blank Bridgeport Eleven 33 to 0
October 25 The Nutmegs routed AL Bridgeport 33 to 0 at New Britain as Bennett the new halfback impressed fans with a touchdown. Kenney Thompson Nelson and O'Brien also scored while Parker officiated and Cabe lus from Syracuse umpired.
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New Britain
Al-Bridgeport
Nutmegs
Bennett
Joe Kenney
Thompson
Nelson
O’brien
Jack Bratton
Parker
Tommy Cabelus
Syracuse
Bogash Friends Plan Banquet After New York Victory
Louis Bogash defeated Marty Cross in New York on Friday night and will be honored with a reception and dinner Wednesday night. More than 60 guests are expected as the affair honors his win. The committee includes Vetrang and Lester Elias. Louis Paterno of 272 George Street violated the twenty minute parking rule and was summoned to appear in city court. the case was continued to tomorrow.
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Louis Bogash
Marty Cross
New York
Duo Vetrang
Lester Elias
Bozash
Connecticut
Louis Paterno
George Street
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