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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1913

Page

8

White Heavyweight Hopes Fade in Jim Corbett Lens

Jim Corbett weighs in on the white heavyweight boom saying McCarty Moran and Gunboat Smith show limited promise while Willard may rise as a stronger challenger. He notes Palzer and Morris bouts, Calgary rumors, and the dangerous path for Luther McCarty amid shifting match offers and public doubt.

Sy James J. Corbett Worl Evening Farmer McCarty Willard Gunbust Smith Luther Frank Moran Jess New York Joes Moran California Jim Buckley Gunbdeat Calgary Luther MecCar Latther Carl Morris Peilky Boston Andy Oklahoma Carl Billy McCarney Bombardier Wells Madison Square Garden Canada

New Comfort Truss Claims Comfort and Bath Use

An ad promotes a patented truss advertised as comfortable clean and cool with no understraps or hip pressure and suitable for bath use. It offers a 30 day trial from Comfort Truss Co Office 208 Warner Building Bridgeport with viewing times and a price window.

Bath Comfort Truss Co Warner Bidc Bridgeport Montara

Carlisle Player Elected Chief of Chippewa Indians

Cass Lake Minnesota May 10 Edward R Rogers formerly of Carlisle and the University of Minnesota was elected chief of all Chippewas in Minnesota by the Chippewa Indian council. Rogers was Carlisle Indian School football captain and later attended Minnesota Law School. He practiced law at Walden Minnesota. The St Marys would like to play Sacred Hearts at the Yellow Mill Playgrounds May 17 at 10 o clock. Send answers through The Farmer.

Cass Lake Minn Edward R. Rogers Carlisle University of Minnesota Minnesota Chippewa Indian Council Rogers Carlisle Indiaw School Law School Walden St. Mary’s Sacred Hearts Yellow Mill

Cuban Diamond Stars Are Rich

Baldy Acosta and Jacinto Calvo, Senators outfielders, come from old Cuban Spanish families and own plantations. Both teenagers learned baseball late on the island and soon showed talent in Cuba and with American teams. They plan to stay in the United States to help build baseball in Cuba, while enjoying English tutoring and winter play back home.

al Paizer New York California McCarty Palzer Grippe Palser Tom O'Rourke Jack Johnson O'Rourke Iowa Palzer-Johnson Coon Flynn Langford Jeannette Johnson Washington Baldy Acosta Jacinto Calvo Senators Isle of Cuba Calvo New Orleans Cuban Almendares Pelicans Athletics Tomas Acosta Miguel Gonzales Braves Cuba Libre United States Island

National League Scoreboard from Yesterday and Today

Yesterday results include Cincinnati 3 New York 1 Brooklyn 7 Chicago 5 Philadelphia 7 St Louis 1 and Boston 5 Pittsburgh 4. Today games feature Chicago at New York Cincinnati at Brooklyn St Louis at Boston and Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.

Cincinnati New York Brooklyn Chicago Philadelphia St. Louis Boston Pittsburgh P.c. Philadelphia

Baseball scores from the American League games

New York beat Detroit 9 to 0 while St. Louis toppled Philadelphia 7 to 3 and Chicago defeated Washington 8 to 1. Boston edged Cleveland 3 to 1 with other results including Buffalo 4 Jersey City 3 and Rochester 6 Baltimore 3. Matches schedule Jersey City at Toronto Newark at Montreal and Baltimore at Buffalo with Providence visiting Rochester.

New York Detroit St. Louis Philadelphia Chicago Washington Boston Cleveland Buffalo Jersey City Toronto Newark Rochester Baltimore Montreal Providence P.C Chicago Oe B.C. Buffalo Montreal A

Eastern Association Yesterday's Baseball Results

Pittsfield beat Holyoke 6 to 2 at Pittsfield with Temple and Ahearn on the battery and Rieger Knapp earning the win. Springfield hosted New London while New Haven met Bridgeport and Holyoke faced Pittsfield. other games were postponed due to wet grounds.

Pittfield Pittsfield Holyoke Temple Ahearn

Pennant Race in Eastern Association Smokes and Sparks

A 1912 style preview notes New Haven and New London as leaders while Bridgeport Pittsfield Hartford Springfield and Holyoke show mixed form. Contenders include Yale O Rourke Downey Odell and veterans from the Southern league with strong pitching and fielding but fragile rotations.

Wagner New Haven New London Jerry Connell Flick St. Louis Burch Hopper Thomas Jensen Smith Foster Kerr Barr Abercrombie Radabough Planters Reiger Kunkel Stark Detroit Burns Briggs Catterson Nealon Bridgeport McCann Yale O'Rourke Downey Odell Geist Hartford Springfield Pontes Ginger Sam Kennedy Waterbury Kennedy Holyoke Daniels Temple Starmstedt Pittsfield Jack Zeller Chic Evans Sand Barrenkamp Eddie Bridges

Mechanics and New Haven Team at Lyric Tonight

The Fox Lyric presents a baseball night honoring Bridgeport and New Haven teams with players in attendance. The Baseball Four, including George Crable, performs a skit with songs, showing they are skilled actors as well as players. Extra features promise a big program for baseball fans.

Fox Homor Bridgeport New Haven Baseball Four George Crable Brooklyn

Red Sox Ready To Meet All Comers

The Red Sox organize for bookings and invite any 16 to 17 year old city ball teams for Saturday and Sunday games. Last year they won 18 of 2 games and list officers Joseph Hollister as manager Rob Walsh as captain. Lineup includes Garrity Williams Stead Hollister Clarke Harris Cronan Rock Lilley Werner Gibbons as umpires.

Red Sox Joseph Hollister Rob Walsh Garrity Williams Stead Hollan Reach Hollister Clarke R. Harris V. Cronan Rock Lilley Wilson Werner Gibbons

Sunset League Opens at Seaside in Three-Team Play

The . M. G A Sunset League opened with Pirates beating Giants 7 to 1 as Broad pitched well for the winners and Kelly struggled for the Giants. Braves and Dodgers failed to field full teams, forming a Braves-Dodgers combined squad. Games set for Seaside Park on Tuesdays and Fridays at 6 15 with a two week schedule listed, featuring Pirates Giants and the Braves-Dodgers.

Giants Pirates Broad Kelly Braves Dodgers Braves-Dodgers Seaside Park

Fordham tops Catholic University in baseball

Fordham defeated Catholic University 8 to 4 in a college baseball game. Other scores listed include Columbia 13, Cornell 5 and Dartmouth 3, Norwich 1. Lyford Bros Spring Woolens ads promote two stores and a Farmer Want Ads rate of one cent per word.

Fordham Catholic University Columbia Cornell Dartmouth Norwich Lyford Bros. Spring Woolens

Walter Johnson Farm Life in Winter

Boston May 10. Walter Johnson explains his winter routine on the Kansas farm, insisting he works as hard in winter as in summer. He describes feeding stock, early mornings, lanterns, and enduring cold, saying he loves farm work and would not swap places with any player in the off season. Johnson contrasts farm life with hotel life and pool rooms and notes his preference for quiet winters on the farm.

Boston Walter Johnson Johnson Kansas

Big College Race on Charles River

Cambridge Massachusetts May 10 The varsity crews of Princeton University Pennsylvania and Harvard will race on the Charles River this evening at 5 o clock opening the intercollegiate rowing season. The trio meets after years and serves as practice for the longer races at New London and Poughkeepsie. Penn draws the course nearest the Boston seawall Harvard sits in the middle Princeton on the Cambridge side.

Cambridge Mass Princeton Coniversity of Pennsylvania Harvard Charles River New London Poughkeepsie Cornell Pennsylvania Boston

Kentucky Derby For $7,000 Purse Today

Louisville Kentucky May 10 The thirty ninth renewal of the Kentucky Derby, one of the oldest classics of the Kentucky event history unfolds today with a seven thousand dollar purse and a field of notable contenders.

Louisville

Umpire Leary Resigns and Monte Cross to Get Job

Umpire Leary resigned to President O Rourke in the Eastern league amid owner friction. The International League GA Barrow aims to hire Monte Cross, ex Philadelphia infielder, after Leary steps down. Cross has umpired college games and reported readiness to work, pending approval. The item weaves through baseball news including Bridgeport, New York Yankees, Yale Princeton track, and Evers Day at Polo Grounds.

Wagner Leary O'Rourke Eastern Association BA Barrow International League Monte Cross Philadelphia Cross Beys

Pugilists and Promoters mark May in early boxing history

The article recalls May 1, 1900, when Jim Jeffries and Jim Corbett settled their dispute at Coney Island and notes other historic bouts. It highlights Edward Barrow’s role in discovering Hans Wagner for Pittsburgh, Fitzsimmons’ rise tied to Zealalandia’s voyage, and the Cribb Belcher and Molineaux era with Cribb’s enduring fame and key bouts, including the long and arduous battles that shaped early boxing legends.

Coney Island Togo Jim Jeffries Jim Corbett Jeter Corbett San Francisco

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