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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1913
Page
6
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Promoter Snowy Baker pushes Summers of Britain to meet American claimant Ray Bronson in Sydney to help resolve the world welterweight title question. Dyer of London notes Summers could cut to 142 pounds and Bronson’s previous form, with Burns and McCormick fading from title contention, while summer plans include bouts for Matt and Mehegan.
Two renowned Australian heavyweights, Bill Squires and Bill Lang, plan five-bout series at a stadium. Squires last notable fight occurred in 1903 against Lang, after which he retired to life on a farm in New South Wales. Lang, inactive since a 20-round loss to McVey, returns after recovery from an injury and aims to regain a title shot amid a renewed boxing push.
The piece contrasts modern boxing incomes with legendary bare knuckle fights like Paddy Ryan versus Joe Goss at Colliey Station in 1880. It notes Ryan earned under $250 for a world title win while today’s champions seek far larger purses, and it recalls Dempsey, Sayers, Sullivan, and Oldring as examples of era-based earnings and enduring baseball lore. It also mentions long baseball games and records, from minor leagues to major league feats, linking sporting pride to enduring patience and spectacle.
A pictorial panorama recalls the Roosevelt libel suit against George A. Newett of Ishpeming Iron Ore in Marquette Michigan over an article alleging excessive drinking. The montage shows Roosevelt en route to and in court, witnesses including James R. Garfield, and counsel Pound, amid other era notes and boxing annals.
Yesterday’s results show Newark seven Jersey City six and Providence nine Baltimore three. Also Providence five Baltimore six and Montreal Rochester three. Buffalo Toronto one and Toronto seven Buffalo four. Today Jersey City in Newark Baltimore in Providence Toronto in Buffalo Montreal in Rochester. Tickets sold for evening, expected good turnout. B A degree conferred on two candidates at Temple lodge meeting. Westport Clerical union to meet Tuesday at Greens Farms with Rev Strayer. Rev Moe to read paper. Saugatuck Whist club guests of Mrs Jones. card play followed by luncheon.
New York defeated Philadelphia 8 to 6 and 6 to 1 in two games. Brooklyn beat Boston 2 to 1 while Cincinnati took a 5 to 3 win over St Louis. St Louis won 6 to 4 against Cincinnati and Pittsburgh edged Chicago 2 to 1. Rain postponed the Pittsburgh Chicago matchup.
Eastern Association results include Holyoke and Springfield matchups with batteries and contested scores. Key pairs: More, Pratt, Ahearn, and Swarm in Holyoke. Temple, Daly, and Williams in Waterbury. Barrenkamp, Ryer, and Ryerson in Pittsfield. and New London facing Pittsfield and Hartford. Schedule notes list afternoon games across Holyoke, Waterbury, Pittsfield, Hartford, Bridgeport, and New Haven with multiple battery pairs and line scores.
Scores show Philadelphia 3 over New York 2 and 4 for Detroit at 3, Chicago 2 over Detroit 1, Washington 4 over Boston 3 and 1 to 0, Cleveland 5 over St Louis 4. First game of Cleveland and St Louis postponed by rain. Matchups listed for New York in Philadelphia Boston in Washington St Louis in Cleveland Detroit in Chicago. Warmer Want Ads. One Cent an Word.
A Thursday event at Staples School drew a large crowd for a supper of baked beans clam chowder and more with an engaging boys’ entertainment. Albert A Smiths hosts Westport Historical Society Monday for the June meeting with business and a musical program. Westport baseball team plans a dance June 6 at National Hall amid preparations.
Ruth Lillian Brinsmade and Ernest Samuel Ward united in marriage at the bride’s parents home in Trumbull on May 29 with Rev. Yeoman Williams officiating. They will reside with the Brinsmade family for now.
The Semi-Annual Sale is nowgoing on with savings across many departments. Bright merchandise fills every department. Pick and choice of this season offered at remarkable prices for present or future needs.
A three day run in Bridgeport showcases Ballard's Greatest Ten and Twenty Cent show. The new tent on State and Norman streets seats about 3,500 with robust crowds enjoying acts by James R. Adams and Mlle Sebert, plus the Six Russian Dancers, the Nelsonettes, Herbert brothers, the Laton duo, and Mlle Sahara. Close tonight, then Tarrytown bound, the tour continues. Building permits issued include two and three family dwellings on Carroll Avenue and nearby streets, totaling $5,515 in value.
Bridgeport weekly building permits show a drop in new construction value but ongoing activity. Logan Brothers begin a Main Street store and market with steel framing, with a garage planned nearby. S. Z. Poli plans an office building at Main and Congress, estimates to be requested. current store occupants are being relocated as ratifications proceed.
The Bridgeport Yacht Club was declared in commission at 1 o clock with flag raising and a club cannon salute in a gathering of members and Indies. A tight one design 16 footers race saw Miss Marguerite Bishop win narrowly by about 10 seconds aboard the Ter tole di a Henrys A. Jennings. An informal banquet followed for around 100 members and guests with music and dancing. The Park City Yacht Club also was placed in commission with an open house, cabaret and banquet drawing about 200 members and friends.
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Sacred Heart church plans a solemn observance tomorrow with high masses at 10:30 am. The choir will present a program including Mozart’s 12th mass and Ambrose Thomas Meage Solen. Quartette members include Margaret Cummins soprano, Mrs. John Caserf alto, William Chew tenor, Thomas Driepoil baritone, Mrs. Cham Osten organist and director.
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