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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1915
Page
5
A fragmentary report notes top golfers slated to compete at Baltusrol in June amid uncertain context. It mentions historic cycling champions and a figure named Kramer with disputed acclaim and a track record of success. The piece blends sports and personal anecdotes without clear chronology or outcomes.
Gordon says Tepe Eramer stands unbeatable this year as experts pick Goulet among top riders. The piece notes strong confidence around Kramer and Morey Gordon, with tense talk about who could challenge the champion in upcoming races.
The Resolute and Vanitie will lead a summer regatta with other cup yachts as organizers plan a series of races. Commodore Baker, J P Morgan, Vanderbilt heirs and Adams back the New York Yacht Club effort. The Resolute built for a NYYC syndicate. Vanitie by Lawley for Alexander Cochran.
Peters impresses as Detroit considers acquiring the big Dutch prospect to fill Stanage’s role before the 1916 season. Early praise from Steene Jennings notes Peters’ speed and strong throwing, with concerns over fielding consistency and potential hand injuries from rapid throws. Peters previously played for Grand Porge and St. Paul, with Detroit already moving to secure him after Northern league negotiations.
Former light heavyweight champion boxer Willie Ritchie announces plans to enter films as a star after boxing. He signs a contract to act and says he will regain the championship before turning to motion pictures, hoping acting will secure future work.
Philadelphia swimmer Qearles Durborow plans to beat the America fresh water record of 44.34 miles by swimming back and forth between Chester and Philadelphia in the Delaware River. He cites his own 24.14 mile feat in 12 hours 44 minutes as a past best and compares to 21.4 miles by Kis tler and 32.34 miles by Sam Richards in earlier times.
Dike Kahanamoku's Australian tour sparks major shifts in center of speed swimming. His victories and record-breaking feats challenge Hawaiian traditions and influence Australasian training and competition methods, signaling revolutionary changes in aquatics.
Dick Rudolph, a Boston pitcher known for his shiny pate, proclaims he has achieved hair growth with an obscure treatment tried by a Bronx friend. He shows off a few new hairs, faces skepticism, and jokes about his bald look as teammates tease him. The scene ends with him chasing a friend to dodge further jests about his hair regrowth.
The piece discusses Tric Reymond Cobb resisting excitement over stolen base honors, amid talk from Fritz Maisel about challenging Milan's record. It notes Milan’s 1888 thefts in 1912, Maisel’s claim to beat Milan, and Cobb’s cautious approach due to injury risk, with Washingtonian as a potential top contender. The forecast hints at an intriguing base-stealing contest among Milano, Maisel, and Cobb.
The article recounts rivalries among All-Americans and All-Nationals during a winter trip to Honolulu. It highlights Grover Cleveland Alexander as a top pitcher, notes the teams shared hotels in some towns, and mentions Dusty Lewis and Eddie Murphy leaving the squad.
Inventor James Zifferron and backer Bas ment John Morthey outline a plan and specifications for a novel arm device and wrist strap to extend a pitcher’s career. They claim the cube-stable design could help pitchers avoid fatigue, with references to players like Mathewson and Hogan and speculation on how long a career might last.
The article discusses Wagner's ongoing status with the team and comments on improvements in his play. It mentions Pians Wagner adapting to a new lease, his stance on the Nava te- Ken n ew, and compares his current form favorably to earlier races. The piece references Pirates and Firine Dutchmen in relation to his performance and betting eye.
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