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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1923
Page
13
Bridgeport reports Sarazen allowed to participate in open play with AnnaBaum charged with professionalism as McCann signs multiple players. Northbound practice begins next Monday with New Haven, Yale, and Red Sox exhibition games planned. Managers push for fielding depth as scouts finalize roster prior to season.
The Jersey City Big Five, holding 42 wins, lost to the Knights of Columbus bus quintet at the high school gym Saturday night ending their monthlong win streak. Captain McGraw lifted his regular lineup in a strong second half to secure a 28 to 19 victory.
The Industrial League sees Burr and Bussiek and Bridgeport Brass clashing with Singer roll ers and General Electric surging last week. Standings show high totals by Ashton Taylor and Agsell, with numerous players listed. Phillies watcher Butch Henline and Jim Wilson prep for the season.
American golfer Sarazen won permission from Briarcliff Lodge officials to compete in the British Open at Troon after a leave of absence begins May 2. He will practice on the Briarcliff course and join fellow Americans a month before the event to acclimate. He opened the lodge short course by beating Archie Sanderson, a professional, and Bleeny Hellow.
Y M H A faces Waterbury Five tomorrow at Madison Avenue court in Albion. The Brass City visitors, lacking stars, rely on Wilmer Friedman and other locals to contest the game, aided by reserve players from Waterbury. A preliminary match features YMHA versus Colonials, with lineups including Friedman and Wleinman.
In Barton City residents look forward to Thursday night as Ed Keeley of Port is billed to meet Jack Douglas in the main event of Mu ssante's all star program. Douglas promises a stern test, while Keeley vows to knock him out in ten rounds. The co feature pairs Panama Barney and Wee Wee Garton, both seeking the crown once held by Panama Joe Gans, with Barton claiming improved form after a recent scare. Two preliminary bouts headline the undercard with local fighters Ni¢ Petite versus Bones, and Steve Smith against Carmen Cook.
Before 16 000 fans the Paterson F C battled Scullins Steel Company eleven to a 2 2 draw after two 15 minute overtimes in the National Challenge Cup final round at Harrison S J yesterday afternoon. Scullins led 2 0 with goals by Urannigan and Schwarz while Dusyan and Hemingsley answered for Paterson in the second half. Strong defense by Overman Bantley and Trady aided the teams as Irvin, 46, starred for Paterson. Over 200 local enthusiasts attended.
The Holland and Warner Brothers Girls bowling teams meet tonight at the Holland Alleys for not match games. They split last meeting, Warner Girls previously defeated three straight times. Lineups include Ara Ralph-Misa Reiners Mrs Webber, Mrs Rinck, Miss Gain, Miss Hillay, Mrs Turner, Kirk ers, Morais, Myra, C. Kirte.
Local golfer Parker Seeley is the sole entrant from the area for the Metropolitan championships in New York. He will face top national amateurs with a handicap of four as he competes against strong fields including Yale player Jesse Sweetuter despite unclear wording in other lines.
Frank Chance faces a tough start with the Red Sox as spring weather hinders workouts. He rebuilds with youth aiming for fight and future success, while uncertain infield and outfield spots test early-season plans.
Secretary Duteing Jim Keely of the State D. Rowl ing League announced a monster banquet to be hosted by the League at the Farm next Saturday night. Hundreds of Dushely participants and allied groups will attend as all chapters from the state WI are expected. The feast will be served immediately after the Kacey M. H H. A. basketball game at the High School gym, subject to game finish time.
In a rough summary of the tryout scene manager fugins and Chance oversee a thriving camp. George Murray and several veterans from last season including Old Wack Quinn and Dan Fowlkes headline a group that features Hill Piercy Alex Ferguson Curtis Fullerton Horler from Memphis and a southpaw Dave Black from Wisconsin. The club previews a strong season with notable names connected to past seasons and minor league paths.
Local middleweight contender Lou Bogash trains in Rochester N Y for a title clash with Bryan Downey the only man to floor Johnny Wilson. Downey previously defeated Bogash, and Bogash plans another win in tonight’s bout as prep for an April Hartford match with Jackie Clark in the Star attraction.
April 1 exhibition at New Orleans between Dodgers and New York Americans raises questions over Anna Baum alleged to have taken payments for coaching three years ago. Captain Baum defends his daughter, noting she was a child and did not coach, while AAU factions discuss possible implications and fees.
Devonettes schedule two opening games at home tonight. In the opener Devonettes face Arast Lekeviews, and in the main event Regal of New Haven meets Devonettes. Regal girls have been New Haven County champions for three years.
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