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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1925
Page
22
The article surveys Vincent Richards, the 1900s Olympic champion, weighing his tennis career against a rule restricting him from writing as a sports journalist. It notes Richards’s uncertainty about Wimbledon, potential duties as a correspondent, and the push to slim down and regain peak form for spring.
Yale coach delays final varsity eight selection as he weighs experienced rowers from 1924 and new hopefuls. Funding written notes show persistent evaluation, with leaders aiming to blend proven talent and potential in the two-year development plan.
Reports conflicted over Billy Evans role with the American League opening day. Johnson initially considered Evans for a top umpire position, then reportedly reassigned and announced another official would fill the slot. The veteran umpire’s status remained unsettled amid rumors of resignation or retirement.
Cincinnati analysis party debates 1925 pennant chances with Hendricks favoring the Giants, McGraw’s Reds projected mid pack, Robins and Robins rivals touted. Camp notes cite Donohue Rixey Luque Sheehan Mays as rotation core, with mixed spring form and reserve strengths shaping season prospects.
The article discusses Carlyle as one of two hopefuls to break into major league baseball this season, following Cobb’s plan to retire next year. It praises Carlyle as a strong fielder with confident power at the plate but notes he needs more minor league seasoning to gain polishing for the big show.
Vincent Richards notes Wimbledon will host several American players including Lucian Willian, Brookes Fenno Jr, Lawrence Ti Rice, and others. Tilden likely cannot attend due to film work while Johnson and Lott may join in Europe. King, Snodgrass head to Japan, with Hunter, Washburn, Hennessey, and others expected to compete in France and England.
Bill Skiff, former Bridgeport catcher, named as one of the most valuable players in the American Association. The piece surveys spring games featuring Toledo and Milwaukee against major league Cubs, highlighting former Giants and Giants farmhands now with Milwaukee and Toledo, including Schulte, Gearin, Armstrong, and Brien led Toledo as paths to big leagues.
Grantland Rice surveys money in sport comparing boxers and bullfighters. Senor Belmonte dominates earnings abroad with bullfights near $5,000 weekly, while Dempsey and Hagen trail in elite pay. The piece also notes Ruth’s power, late summer track prospects, and tennis stars Lenglen and Wills eyeing Wimbledon.
Babe Ruth, the Yankees' slugger, was improving after a recent collapse and planned an immediate trip to New York for treatment. He left Asheville with Pat Crutchfield and reporters, showing better spirits and insisting on traveling to join the team for the opening game next Tuesday.
Hart Schaffner and Marx present high quality garments with enduring craft. Meigs and Co Inc urges support for the Easter collection highlighting durable, stylish suits and outfits designed to satisfy discerning customers.
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