Boxing Commission to Investigate Allen McCabe Bout Rumors
Bridgeport Boxing Commission plans a public hearing next Thursday to determine if the Allen McCabe bout at the Armory was fixed. Commission members and local sports figures will discuss responsibility after investigator James Crossman fueled the inquiry with a published allegation.
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Red Allen
Mike McCabe
Armory
Bridgeport Boxing Commission
Boxing Commission
Jim Crossman
Armory A. A
Slim Jim
City Boxing Commission
al W. Burdick
Isue
Allen-Britt
New England
Allen-McCabe
James D. Crossman
Brown
McCabe
Bridgeport
Healey
Mike Healey
Walnut Club
A. A
Mike
Jong
Yale Princeton game officials named for Nov. 13 clash
Yale and Princeton officials announced for the November 13 game at Princeton plus the Yale Harvard match in the Yale Bowl a week later. Referees include W J Crowell and Nathan A Tuts with Brown Swarthmore Dartmouth and Columbia officials named for both contests.
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New Haven
Princeton
W. J. Crowell
Swartmore
W. A. Schwartz
Brown
Thomas J. Thorp
Columbia
George N. Bankart
Dartmouth
Harvard
Nathan A. Tuts
Swarthmore
Yankees Name Barrow as New Business Manager
Col Ruppert announced Edward Grant Barrow has been appointed business manager of the Yankees to replace the vacancy created by Harry Sparrow's death. Miller Huggins will run baseball operations next season after arriving in New York to confer with Barrow and Col Ruppert, with likely extension of Huggins' contract for 1921.
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Little Miller Huggins
Yankees
Col. Ruppert
New York
Huggins
Edward Grant Barrow
Harry Sparrow
Vias
Boston Red Sox
Colonel Ruppert
Enason
Rutgers Phantoms Now Playing On Other Fields
Rutgers in New Brunswick claims a growing footprint in college football as several former players move to other schools. George Foster Sanford calls them his phantoms with Stork and Prench at West Point, Alexander and Duffy at Fordham, Whitehill at Pennsylvania, Hummel at Lafayette, Meigtrell at Princeton, and Kelly at Yale.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Rutgers
United States
George Foster Sanford
Stork
Prench
West Point
Alexander and
Duffy
Fordham
Whitehill
Pennsylvania
Hummel
Lafayette
Meigtrell
Princeton
Kelly
Yale
Attell Plans Return When He Is Ready says he will testify
Montreal October 29 Abe Attell, the former boxer tied to the 1919 baseball scandal, said he will return to the United States voluntarily to give testimony when he feels ready. He declared that he will go back of his own free will and tell all he knows.
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Montreal
Abe Attell
United States
High School Notes Preview Activity and Club Plans
The Camera Club met in room 13 to coordinate with the upcoming good speech campaign. Annex squads prepare four daily freshman speeches and an inter room debating contest under Mr Stack. Class 6 met in room 105 with Dorothy Polac Vitz elected temporary president. rs Club convenes in room 110 to announce year plans. A poster campaign guides prize-friendly posters and football practice shifts due to rain.
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Camera Club
Room $13
Stack
Dorothy Polac- Vitz
Rs Club
The
Jules
British Boxer Tea Lewis Sails for London to Fight Basham
New York reports that Tea (Kia) Lewis, once world welterweight champion, traveled aboard the Mauretania yesterday en route to England. He is set to meet Johnny Basham in London on November 15.
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New York
Tea
Kia
Lewis
Mauretania
England
Johnny Basham
London
Graphs To Play Hartford Outfit At Poli Field
The Columbia Graphophone team of Bridgeport visits Hartford for a Sunday game at Poli Field. Manager Ed Cooney fields a strong lineup with ex Chain players Eddie Reilly Kaiser Stevens Hannum and others including Gallo Coyne and Flannegan.
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Hartford
Poli Field
Ed Cooney
Columbia Graphophone Team
Bridgeport
New England
Graphophone
Chain Club
Park City
Eddie” Reilly
Kaiser
Pennsylvania
Rohiman
Hurley
Stevens
University of California
Cedarholmy
A. EH. F
Hannum
Gallo
Lehigh
Pat Coyne
Bill" Flannegan
McCormick
Villa Nova
Chain
Jon
Notre Dame vs Army Promises a Close Intersectional Showdown
The Army and Notre Dame clash headlines a busy Saturday football menu with both teams riding strong seasons. Army has beaten Union, Marshall, Middlebury, Springfield and Tufts for 155 points against 13, while Notre Dame, after defeating Nebraska and Valparaiso, hopes to maintain the scoring pace.
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Jack Veiock
New York
Notre Dame
Army
Hoosierland
Daly
Union
Marshall
Middlebury
Springfield
Tufts
Cooch Rockne
Nebraska
Valparaiso
Penn State
Penn
Philadelphia
Officials Named for Seaside Park Marathon This Saturday
Albert Burdick to act as honorary referee for the 15 mile Seaside park marathon with Dr Donaldson of Fairfield as regular referee. The race will feature judges Alvin Bearse A Merrill Al Jackson timers Fred Corbally L Delaney postmaster of New Britain and Venice club chairman R A Leckie starter R A Leckie clerk of course P V Gahan checkers Captain Max A Baum W L Ellwood A Abbott A Pratt Police Department scout executive T Tracy announcer J T Farrell inspectors Carl Lacher S Liebold H McPhee R Kownatzky and H Meyers.
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Albert Burdick
Seaside Park
Dr. Donaldson
Fairfield
Alvin Bearse
A. Merrill
al Jackson
Fred Corbally
L. Delaney
New Britain
Venice Club
R. A. Leckie
P. V.gahan
Checkers
Max A. Baum
CHAL TO PLAY WILLIAMS AT NEWFIELD PARK SUNDAY
The American Chain team faces Williams of New Haven at Newfield Park Sunday afternoon. Lake eleven meets Clay Hill in Hartford while Columbia Graphophone also plays in Hartford. Chain officials seek Thorpe brothers from New York as referees to curb last Sunday's rowdy tactics.
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Williams
New Haven
Newfield Park
Lake Eleven
Clay Hill
Hartford
Columbia Graphophone
Thorpe Brothers
Tom
Joe
New York
Barrow Resigns as Red Sox Manager Shocks Boston Fans
Ed Barrow announced his resignation as field manager of the Red Sox to become business manager of the New York Americans. Boston speculation over a successor grows, with H. H. Frazee stating he has two or three candidates in mind. Bill Carrigan, former champion manager, is noted as a possible option.
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Boston
Edward G. Barrow
Red Sox
New York Americans
H. H. Frazee
New York
Bill” Carrigan
Lewiston
Frazee
Purse for Windsor Ontario Horse Race Mailed to Riddle
A. M. Orpen, owner of Kenilworth Park track in Windsor, notes a draft for the $75,000 purse for the Men On War vs Sir Barton race was mailed to Samuel D. Riddle after delays in settling meeting affairs.
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A. M. Orpen
Kenilworth Park
Windsor
Ont
Sir Barton
New York
Samuel D. Riddle
Mr. Orpen
Mr. Riddle
Dry Moon Wins Muddy Ardsley Handicap at Empire City
Dry Moon, favored on a muddy track, won the 33,000 Ardsley Handicap at Empire City yesterday. He faced two rivals and disposed of them easily, finishing nearly two lengths ahead of Quecreck owned by J A Davis, with Dernier Sou of J W McClellana in last place.
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R. T. Wilson, Jr
Dry Moon
Empire City
J. A. Davis
Quecreck
J. W. McClellana
Dernier Sou
Joe Hall to box Kid Kaplan in Meriden on Nov
Joe Hall, a combative local featherweight, will box Kid Kaplan, the Meriden bearcat, in Meriden on November 6. The bout is the semi final leading to Charney Pilkington’s state featherweight title defense against Willie Murphy of Staten Island.
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Joe Hall
Kid Kaplan
Meriden
Meriden Bearcat
Charney Pilkington
Willie "Murphy
Staten Island
College gridiron notes from Princeton Cornell and others
Oct 29 reports Cornells regulars in condition for a showdown with West Virginia after final practice. Ithaca notes field goals and steady drills as Cornell prepares. West Point cadets ready for Notre Dame with a light practice session. Annapolis reveals Navy will rely on backfield trio Watters Poole McKee Hamilton in a scheduled game against Western Reserve.
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Princeton
West Virginia
West Point
Penn State
Dartmouth
Heisman
Virginia
Tigers
Yale
Mountaineers
X. J
Ithaca
Cornell
Murray
Keck
Rutgers
Dobie
Light
Daly
Nove Dame
Notre Dame
Annapolis
Navy
Western Reserve
Watters Poole
McKee
Hamilton
Ter
McGraw Grants Managerial Moves Among Players
The New York Giants release Johnny Evers to manage the Chicago Cubs marking another step in a pattern under McGraw. Names already sent include Wilbert Robinson to Brooklyn Charley Herzog to the Reds Christy Mathewson Pat Moran and Roger Bresnahan who moved years ago to the Cardinals and Pirates. London shipping authorities forecast a coal export embargo tied to the ongoing strike.
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Johnny Evers
New York Giants Co
Chicago Cubs
Jenn J. McGraw
Moran
Roger Bresnahan
Cardinals
Roger
Wilbert Robinson
Brooklyn
Charley Heérzoz
Reds
Christy Mathewson
Pat Moran
George Gibson
Pirates
How Evers
Cubs
Harvard Declines to Enter Intercollegiate Boxing
CambridgeMass October 29 Harvard will not enter the newly formed Intercollegiate Boxing Association The Crimson boxers will hold their midwinter carnival but no teams will be formed for competition with other colleges Fred Moore treasurer of the Harvard Athletic Association sees boxing as unsuitable for intercollegiate rivalry
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Intercollegiate Boxing Association
Crimson
Fred Moore
Harvard Athletic Association
Ginger wins Latonia feature on muddy track
Latonia Kentucky October 29 Ginger proved an easy winner in the main event at Latonia defeating Frank W and Dodge in a field of six at a mile. The track was heavy and mud runners were in demand.
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Latonia
W. B. Applegate
Ginger
Frank W
Dodge
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