Bogash Aims at Britton Title After Dinner Backing
Ish Bogash told sporting writers in Hartford that he will pursue the world title, aiming to beat Cross Summers and others to win the crown from Britton. Joe Mark praised Bogash and predicted Bridgeport as the future home of the next Western champion. A honoring dinner at stake restaurant on Elm Street honored his progress with a silver cup presented by friends and a toast led by Lester Who.
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Havana Race Meet Opens November at Oriental Park
Havana racing begins November 25 at Oriental Park with a Thanksgiving Handicap pacing a $55000 purse program. Frank Bruen says extensive summer work upgrades the grandstand paddock and track. The opening day features a $15000 Grand Prix Cuba and Cuban Derby, with daily races offering purses from $800 to $1500 and no race under $700.
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Probable Big Title Bout Dempsey Carpentier Scheduled
Havana Cuba February 1921 expected bout between Jack Dempsey and Georges Carpentier with promoters Rickard Cochran and Brady set purses 0 000 and 109 000 respectively 20 rounds or finish fortits 100 000 to promoters boxers 50000 each. Also Lakeviews vs Lenox clash set for Sunday at Madison Avenue Field with Fred Warner refereeing.
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Havana Switch Proves Surprise
New York reports a sudden switch to Havana for the heavyweight title fight signing between Jack Dempsey and Georges Carpentier. Promoters Rickard Cochran and Brady weigh a Havana deal under pressure from a Cuban syndicate and possible New York State Boxing Commission influence. Kearns backs signing after contract revisions, with formal Articles to be signed soon.
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Georgia Tech Denies Ringer Allegations
Atlanta Oct 28 Director Crenshaw of Georgia Tech denied that three players from the Georgia Tech football team who faced Pittsburg last Saturday had played football more than four years. He stated all players were eligible, noting Flowers two years at Davidson and second year at Tech, Fincher a fourth year, and Staten a seventeen year old freshman.
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Riddle Seeks Purse After Windsor Race win
Samuel D. Riddle wonders when the purse of 75000 dollars from the Kenilworth Park race at Windsor Ontario on October 12 will be paid. He expects checks soon after race meetings conclude but cites delay from A M Orpen. The Canadian Racing Association backs the payment as guarantee.
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Twin brothers coach rival teams in Wesleyan Rochester game
In Middletown on the coming Saturday Wesleyan faces the University of Rochester with an unusual twist as the head coaches are twin brothers. Dr. Edgar Fauver coaches Wesleyan while Dr. Edwin Fauver leads Rochester. Both are Oberlin alumni and former football ends.
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Tad's Tid Bits Boxing Notes From A Letter Page
East boxing fans question Carpentier plans amid Paris hype and shifting opponents. Deschamps claims Dempsey should be easy, Levinsky bout criticized, and New York commission wary. Canada notes offer quips on a 106 hour pianist record, a joke about Venus, and a phonograph fund.
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Minor Leagues Oppose Lasker Plan in Baseball Reform
New York Oct 28 minor leagues refuse to join the proposed Lasker plan without radical changes. They argue the scheme gives the majors control over governance and drafts while minors invest heavily and run many teams, with little voice. Officials say eight league presidents oppose and note the minors will seek to preserve self government.
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Boxing on new basis in Massachusetts era of licensed bouts
Boston reports Massachusetts adopts a state boxing commission ending club club rules. Pro bouts run ten rounds of three minutes under licensed clubs with bonds of 5000. Referee and two judges decide. no draws. licenses required for all participants. physicians certify fitness. women gain equal access. gambling banned. seconds barred from objectionable tactics.
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Yale Brown Football Game Time Moved Up
Yale University Athletic Association announces the Yale Brown football game will start at 2 o clock standard time instead of the 2 30 schedule. The shift affects fans and seating for the Saturday matchup.
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Browne Fights White Plague Former Giant Star Stricken
George E Browne once a speedy Giants outfielder and Hartford center fielder has been struck by the white plague and needs funds to combat the illness. Coincidentally former Giants teammate Christy Matthewson is also battling the disease.
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Tad Jones Escapes Yale Team In Notable Run
Yale coach Tad Jones made a standout solo dash yesterday afternoon. He intercepted a forward pass and sprinted past the entire first team into open field before stopping, showcasing his reputed speed and eluding the Yale defense.
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Stratford Quits Field In Tight Bridgeport Victory
Bridgeport Trade School football team defeated Stratford high six to yesterday at Seaside Park. A dispute between Bridgeport center and Stratford fullback led to Stratford leaving the field and the game awarded to Bridgeport. Large crowd attended the afternoon affair. Mohican Jrs prepare to face Lincolns at Seaside Park Sunday.
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All-Bridgeports Prepare for Bristol Showdown Next Sunday
The All Bridgeports will practice at the usual place at 7 30 tonight in preparation for the big game with the West Ends of Bristol in Bristol next Sunday. Manager Ralph Gange desires every member of the squad to be present. Ten cents on the trolleys after the first. More business for the shoe sellers and the jitney trade.
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Quilty’s This Week Dance Events and Masquerade Night
Listings show Thursday night dancing at Quilty's This Week with Friday featuring an Advanced Dancing Class. Saturday night presents the Annual masquerade with live entertainment by Now McEnely and an orchestra on November 1.
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Love Letters headlining three day engagement at Poll's
Charles Kings musical fantasy Love Letters opens a three day run at Poll's vaudeville bill headlined by Skeet Gallagher a unique comedian. Bridgeport features include Viola May dancing comedian with Franker Wood and Bunce Wyde and Company presenting Four Bits a historical pageant. Milestones by Arnold Bennett and Pathe News rounds out a star packed week.
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Gertrude Robinson
Harvey Clark
Mary Alden
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The Cave Girl at Lyric Promises Unusual Stage Treat
The Cave Girl, a unique stage production, plays at the Lyric next week with two performances daily. The story features a beauty living in a cave in the woods, far from civilization, offering an out of the ordinary experience. Iceland to host a world’s fair next June in Reykjavik with agricultural exhibits.
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