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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1920

Page

8

Bogash Outpoints Britton In Draw At Ringside

Local welterweight Bogash and champion Britton fought a hard twelve round draw before Referee Stout. Bogash led early with sharp combinations, Britton answered with power lefts and body work, the crowd roared as Bogash pressed in the final rounds. In the semi final, Repka kayoed Dyson in the ninth after a brutal, fast exchange.

Louis Britton Bo_Bash Bogash Jack Bogesh Louisa Britten Champ Durib Pridgedort Sesson Jett Vane Frickery Works Holish Ogash Mis Jefe Stout Joor Vers Sonti Ting Iwigh Repka Kayos Dyson Dord Ansonia Morgan Dave Fitzgerald Lee Hoe Tett Kameness Bully Prince Pride of the Hollow John Farrell Staten Island Prince Farrell Joe Itall Siant Rogan Jack AfeGee Mike Tanner Bridgeport Amusement Company

Stout's Steal Vindicates Telegram Referee Stand

The bout saw Louis Bogash challenge welterweight champion Britton in a publicized decision. Referee Harry Stout ruled a draw, with Bogash fans claiming vindication as Britton used rabbit punches and rough tactics despite warnings. The Telegram framed the result as a prophesied outpointing of the champion.

Stout Telegram Tinger Louis Bogash Connecticut Bogash Lehigh Ed Stanfter Harry Stout Morgan Brittan Ates Rcamete Bridgenort Boxine Commission Britton Seldon Dave Fitzgerald Ashe Peferce Lee Willard-Campascught Toledo Herx Bowesh Bo- Bash Britton Hee Borgash Borash Roland Thera Mere Thera Britton Louis Bogash Ae Tng

Vincent Richards Dominates Meadow Club Open Tennis

Vincent Richards of New York wins at Meadow Club tennis open in Southampton. He defeats G A L Dionne of West Side in round one and Turonne 6 2 6 1, then Lowery 6 0 1 0. Samuel Hardy, captain of the Davis Cup team, beats Stanley Mortimer of Tuxedo 8 2.

Southampton N.Y Vincent Richards New York Meadow Club G. A. L. Dionne West Side Tennis Club Turonne Lowery Samuel Hardy Stanley Mortimer Tuxedo

Thurke and Madden Tie in Brooklyn Heavyweight Bout

Martin Thurke of New Orleans and Bartley Madden of New York fought 12 rounds to a draw in Jersey City. Madden evened the bout after Thurke led early with jabs. weights were 180 and 179 pounds.

Jersey City Martin Thurke New Orleans Bartley Madden New York Burke Madden

International League Scores and Player Entries

Jersey City 7 15 1 Akrona 1 4 Gill Ferguson and Frotlag Lani Heth Barnes Culp and Smith Syracuse g and Rochester 6 6 2 Sell and Casey Barnes and Rose Baltimore fin 2 Bugle 1hoO roves Frank and Egan Rogers A Mieberhalt First same Reading 2 Toronto 4 Karpp and Konniek Snyder Ryan and Devinan Second gamer Reading 14 1 toronto 27 3 Seven innings by agreement Jarnhatat and Bonfek Shea and Devine

Jersey City Akrona Gill Ferguson Frotlag Lani- Heth Barnes Culp Smith Syracuse G Rochester Sell Casey

Mays Hurls as Yankees Blank Tigers in Action

In a dramatic 10-0 game at Ser Yorik, Curt Mays started for the New York Yankees against Detroit. Mays pitched effectively despite an early hit scare, delivering a decisive shutout that showcased New York’s strong offense and pitching. The win followed news of Ray Champ chin’s death in Cleveland and unsettled atmosphere around the league.

Ser Yorik Curl Mays New York Yankees Today Ray Champchin Cleveland Ub Mays New York Detroit O' Scott

Wrestling Champion Stecher Reputed For Body Seizure Skills

A chaotic clipping blends sports notes with tangled prose. Mentions of wrestling champion Stecher, various teams, players, and odd phrases create a fragmentary record of athletic chatter and era slang.

Pfeffer Shuts Out Pittsburgh 3-0

Pfeffer dominates with a complete game shutout as Brooklyn defeats Pittsburgh 3-0. He limits hits to four while driving in two runs himself and contributing a run scored. Olson Carey Southworth Barbare hit for the visitors with Myers Pfetter adding three-base hits and Weig and Konetchy delivering sacrifices.

Pittsburgh Brodk Pitsburgh Pfeffer Imo Suns Olson Carey Southworth Barbare Myers Pfetter Stalen Weig Sacrifices Johnston Konetchy Kudutt Hary Grimm Schmid Brooklyn Balla Hamilton Peeler Wamlton Nels Honetby Kildare Milter de Pfeffer P. Se Pittsburch Bigbee Southwortia Whitted Chishaw

Valentine Pilots Dominate Grand Circuit Opener

In Kerpete, N Y Aug 22 1929 Valentine Tool leads the opening Grand Circuit meeting with three wins. Bogalusa takes the Duke Boss trotting for five year olds, followed by Fascia, Red Lancelot, and Peter Cole. Knickerbocker’s 2:08 pace ties for notable time. Lucile Harvester wins the 2:16 trot for three. British entry Great Britain underperforms. Weather cool, track below best. Red Lancelot posts 2:04 24 best time of day.

Kerpete Malentine Lion's Het Fonors Foughkepai Red Lancelot Peter Cole Hudson Vanter Lucile Harvester Emma Harvester Great Britain Tueella Harvester Bronx Peter Coley Colorado Peter Cima Urengs

American Association Football League Update

Toledo and St Paul host Milwaukee Columbus and Minneapolis in a Midwest league play schedule. Teams include Indianapolis at Warsaw, with Clo' noted.

Toledo St. Paul J. Lowhwile Milwaukoe Columbus Minneapatia Indianapolis Wannes Qeblcoren

Chicago Bunches Win First Game From Boston

Chicago defeats Boston 3 to 1 in the series opener as Oeschger start and Hendrix relief. Key hits include O’Farrell and Paskert with two base hits and Powell homering for Boston. Pitching strong both sides with Oeschger facing 7 and Hendrix saving the game. only minor errors and bases on balls noted.

Chicago Boston Aus Oeschner Hendrix Omy Runi Piteher Rud Oeschge Ort Warrison

Springfield Triumphs Over Worcester in Outhit Victory

Springfield held Worcester to few hits and won decisively in a tight pitcher’s duel. Lowe charged with a strong fourth inning, delivering key signals and pushing the offense ahead. Silvas’ fielding stood out amid a rough defensive day for Worcester, as Springfield outhit the hosts and secured the win.

Worcester Springfield Stiurt Lowe Silvas Lear Springfeld Baer Goebel Weater Maloney Ting Backifloc Becker Burke Lo Tylg Springfeld Weecester Bennett Otcher Bs Lowe Steuck Bonieu & Wikiplickes Cin McDonald Nod Tiate

Pittsfield Triumphs 10 to 0 Over Hartford

Craig pitched a one hitter as Pittsfield routed Hartford 10 to 0 on Aug 2. Pittsfield batted Sherman hard, with three Hartford players reaching base. Hiller and Adams had three base hits each, aided by Hammond, and BarrytoHolley turned a key pickup. Craig struck out seven, Sherman three, and bases on balls were 2 and 3 respectively.

New York Burns Banerooft Xenag Frisch Kelly Spencer Q Deyig Smith Nehf Ienen Schultz Rf Stock MacHenry Frijach Henry Youngs Smit Mt .Burns Doyle Stock Heathcore Boubdle Luvan Janvein Baste Halla Neht St. Louia Goodwin Als Aft Hanes Haines Jacobs Plteher Oy Tacobs Klem Femelle Tims Cincinnati Wy & Stengel Wrightstone Meadows Exuzmann Lee Tor Egzmann Lbie & Groh Dauber Roush Duncan Kaps Sicking Wingo Rueher Fisher Philadelmutia Sonboos Cinemati ouSsh Lahn Eh Mreusel von Fletcher Stalen Daubert Dau Pia Groh Kopf Pletcher Leet IaBla Ty Cincinnaci Tpalle Rewther Pleher Enzmann Ruether Alt Fisher Fain Inminga Enemanty Ny Meadowa Namann J. Win- Ming Pitehee Psher Pitener Amabtres Quisle Day Aime Pittsfield Craig Aly Jownd Harttora Faye Fane Sherman Flertford Nowg Hartford Baae Hiller Capes Baac Adams Hammond Barry Holley Pittfield

Southern Association Scores and Postponement

First game New Orleans 3 Memphis 10. Second game New Orleans 1 Memphis . Birmingham 1 Chattanooga 2. Birmingham 3 Chattanooga 2. Mobile 6 Little Rock 0. Ailaara at Nusayilie. Postpone.

Nowe Orleana Memphis New Orleans Birmingham Chattanooga Chattareoge Mobile Little Rock Ailaara Nusayilie

America Captures Seventh Olympiad Headlines

The article notes American athletes setting three world records and matching two Olympic records at Antwerp. It highlights finishers like Thale fan walker, Nurmi, and Kahanamoki among others, reports reorganization of teams for America vs British Empire, and mentions forthcoming races, heats, and boxing preliminaries with several athletes named across nations.

Finlane Firogirio Thale Fan Walker Wml Engelish Nurmi Antwerp Psria London New York Pothess Belgium Flores Frances Schroth San Francisco Irene Guest Philadelphia Wbtheda Bleibhtrey Duke Kahanemoki Bey Kenleha Honolulu T Tmowell Kahanamoka W. Harris Fisse Norman Ross Albois A. C Kealeha Schrott Charlotte Boyle Women's Swimming Association H. Z Gitlicvay We Viols Harold Senmer Honotely Pourta Dith Zlvic Willow A. Ch Pilsbursh Son of England Stewart C. & Army T. Spengier New York Police Creusen Beltelum

Moosers Fall In 14-Inning Marathon At Waterbury

In a 14 inning duel at Newfield Park Waterbury beat the Moosers 4 to 1 after a pitching duel between Andy Meyerjak and Marcy Walsh. Musser capped the inning with a wild sequence, and Waterbury pushed three runs across in the top of the fourteenth. The game featured sharp fielding, a string of tense plays, and late offense that decided the outcome.

Musser Conrad Jone Newfield Park Andy Meyerjak Marcy ‘Walsh Waterbury Moosers Musser v Ken Grimes Dle Aha Thied Ant

Waterbury Beats Bridgeport In run heavy game

Waterbury secured a 10 to 2 victory over Bridgeport as three base hits by Ray Grimes led the offense. Porter Armstrong Lai and Sacrifices contributed, while Meyerjak and M Walsh split pitching duties. Waterbury left 6 on base, Bridgeport 10, and errors or passed balls cited in the rough box.

GMC Porter Eherwood Daley Beuchlett Dmerick Pase Ray Grimes Christie Atole Army Hank Murray Cove Grove Figo Sherwood Andy Twe Gene Hurt Lei Hart Braockatts Meyerjak Eme Mick Marty Big Ed Waterbury Grimes Brothers Mosily Ray Ray Ray Dayning Invaders Armstrong Wes Corry Meyerjack Roy Clark Hill Yele Lils Secord Cosgrove Walsh Moogers Meyerjak Tara Ken Grimey Musser Mererjak Morty Merick Conrad Chelsie Kenneth Meyerjax Amy Brackett Emerick Maresus Hast Armstrrong Aenfy Lai Sacrifices Aart K. Grimes Bridgeport M. Walsh Mev Faughtin Hannifan

Bethel Tops Torrington Outfit in Big Bethel Tilt

In Bethel Aug 22 special edition, the largest crowd witnessed Bethel defeat Torrington 6 to 4. Finn pitched well for Bethel with Harding and Patten delivering solid support. Torrington’s pitcher was hit hard as Bethel hitters found the corners and kept the visitors to six hits.

Bethel Torringtons Finn Harding Patten Boseton Red Sox Atty Terrington Erhel Tvorrington Sethet Fink Dil Patten Mes

Michaels Offered Bout With Kilbane Here Sept 12

Bobby Michaels has been offered a twelve round bout with Johnny Kilbane in Bridgeport on September 12 by George Dwyer of Bridgeport Amusements and Boxing Company. If accepted, the match will be fought without a decision.

Boxing Commission Bogash Sizko Britton Louis Bopagh Alne Rabbs Stout Louiia Brown Begasa Waten Morgan Bobby Michaels Bayonne Johnny Bilbane Bridgeport George Dwyer Bridgeport Amusemet and Boxing Company Art Cho

Baseball rundown with Musser and Grimes involved

The narrative describes a tense inning with Musser smelling trouble as runners advance and fielders scramble. Christis makes a brilliant stop but the runner is safe while Porter, Paley, and Hart contribute in the field. The Moosers rally in the Rome half but fail to capitalize, with Grimes advancing and Musser ending the inning on a grounder to Conrad.

Christis Musser Raver Marty Porter Daley Conrag Cosss Tove Armstrong Paley Hart Hank Erneleete Moosers Rome Sears Ray Sherwood Gies Houde Conrad Saristie Ken Grimes

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Bogash Britton Hampion Sever Peach I Britton Bovash Lee Brandstand San Prancisco Fran ‘Arren Prisco Jackson Mitchell Tendler Jeonard Giants St. Louis International League Yanks IBY Studson Tosepa Stecher Red Russia Toni Donnie Tee R&s Stenine Pinelli Cobb Veaoh Hellmann Shistten Steneifet Algnbd Jones Beckinpanteh Bodie Cf Ae Ward Ruol Oldham Morrisette Rau Ruth Jones Pratz Leonard Taane Innlnes Leonardae Oldhim Lie Wild Pitenes Leonar Oldham Dasing Sallhi Copnolis Alexander the Great Sores Alexander Bela Johnsons Melight Hiram Ban Waller Pusaytoot Ane America Macy Wing Yepilur Oly Hans Kolehmainen Cleveland White Sox Reds Valentine Pilots American Association Craig Southern Association Marty Walsh le Bridgeport Conrail A. Porter Congreve Pridgep R. Grimes Wherwood E. Wish Oo Murray ML Walsh Torrington Outfit Ath Pang
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