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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1923

Page

7

All American Final Hopes Rise At Wimbledon

Frances Hunter and Vincent Richards reach the Wimbledon semifinals and last-eight rounds in doubles as Americans dominate the day. Hunter battles De Gomar in a five setter, while Richards teams with Hunter and Mallory in doubles and mixed events as several American pairs advance.

Richards Johnston Elenora Sears J. M. Hillyard Mrs. Satter Miss Goss Glio J. B. Gilbert Suzanne Lenglen Jean Washer Hunter Gaving de Gomar Ameri de Gamar Jose Love Indiac Nat

Bill Tilden Favored To Win Clay Court Title

Bill Tilden is favored to win the national clay court championship in Indianapolis next Saturday. Notable entrants include Enzo Shimizu and other top players. tension centers on who can challenge Tilden as he eyes a potential third title.

Bill Tilden

Norwalk League Opens Today Amid Local Activities

Norwalk league schedule begins today with events at Waites Park and surrounding venues. Officials urge spectators to note start times and safety guidelines as teams compete in early afternoon sessions.

Detroit Comes From Behind to Trim Cleveland

Detroit rallied from behind to beat Cleveland 12 to 8 in ten innings in Detroit. Brower pitched for Cleveland and Pillette started for Detroit, with key hits by Cutshaw and Pratt fueling a late rally.

Detroit Cleveland Tigers Coyeleskie D Good Pitche Brower Pillette Stephenson Hanry Holloway Bedgood Bedenad Hallowa Redwood

Pequot Yacht Club Winners Are Announced

Pequot Yacht Club announces first series winners in a Feldman style writeup. Winners include McNeil’s boat Swillaw, Hobson boat Ching, and Nay’s Middle pack with notable crews and owners named, as the field tightens toward the next run.

Pequot Yacht Club Pelezvant aAnbane Sind Orpic Ed If McNeil Swillaw Li Hobson Iovid Ete Ching George A. Nay Middlepack Mace Hareld L Jan Wale TS Pat Las oMiananiGho Andy Miy EL T Heison Pep Worem Ly Te Py Mid Etravk Geo T. ON Uae Avon

Douglas Allows But Six Hits as Methodists Win

The Preshys and First Methodist Hines played Monday in the final game of the inter church series. Methodists won 6 to 1, tying the Preshys for second place in the league. Douglas allowed only one hit, Bowden's in the third inning, while Conley starred with a double and a triple. Methodists to meet M.C.G. on Friday at the Mal lendlo Iron diamond, then the Phillies of Stratford on Saturday at Stratford diamond.

Preshy Hines Meth Preshys Douglas Bowden Conley Mallendlo Iron Philltops Stratford Stratfora

No Increase in Qualification in National Open

New York July 3 Despite an entry list over two score larger than last year the United States Golf Association will not raise the number of qualifiers for the National Open at Inwood Long Island Country Club next week. The field will be limited to 84 players with 78 places for the final rounds. Last year 84 players qualified, and the 260 entrants will be narrowed to 84 for the first four days of play.

Wimbledon Associated Press Frances T. Hunter Gordon Lowe Willi L. Johnston Spain New York Long Island United States Galt Assoieon Sko Imum Genending Path Wink Naustal McMahon Fossiagcia Nwa Han Walior

Three Americans eliminated in Canadian play

Montreal July summary reports that three of four Americans competing in the Canadian Amateur Golf Championship were eliminated in the first round of match play. Redin of Dr finalist last year was the sole survivor, with details of other eliminations including Sindifes of Washington and Cavntine of Coryent.

Montreal Sanawaki L.redin Washington Dot Charleston Nam Cavntine Coryent

Open Golf Stars Practice on Inwood Links

New York reports practice sessions ahead of the national open golf championship. Players including McMahon and his team prepare posters and promotions while venues prepare for the event with ads and coverage across the city.

Inwood Links

Quinn poised to lead Red Sox sale to Columbus syndicate

St Louis July 3 Bobby Quinn of Browns expected to become president of the Boston Americans if the transfer from Harry Frazee to a Columbus syndicate is completed Officials denied a sale report but Frazee said negotiations would conclude next week in Boston He hinted at a rapid signal from Boston and noted Quinn would succeed him Frazee claimed no final plans but anticipated a sale price around 1 25 million dollars

ST. Louis, Mo Bobby Quinn Boston Americans Harry Frazee Columbus Quinn Boston Boston American Teacue & Tos Wieht Red Sox Larry Graver New York Frazee Bostom Frazer Tonish Purcnaaers Hue Bob Quinn St. Louis Ana F

Golf Matches On at All Bridgeport Links

Golf action is planned across Bridgeport today with 18-hole medal play events at Brooklawn and Beardsley Park. A SimMap event is slated at Ventozue while niblick and mashie play is expected to attract many players.

Niblick Brooklawn Ventozue Beardsley Park

Fairfield Legion to Play Devon Nine This Afternoon

Fairfield today hosts Devon at Sherman Field at three o'clock with Bill McGarry pitching and Bevon Hall in the lineup. Brotherton will be at short, Bailey at third, Leah behind the plate, Murphy at second, Poder at first, Russell in right, Talling in center, Schick in left, and Cavanaugh and Watters as utilities. Manager John M. Donaldson plans to rotate Garry and Nisley in the box next month.

Murphy

Patriots Leap Ahead in Lexington Independence Dash

The article describes Paul Revere racing to Concord in a famed vehicle, arriving far ahead of rival British troops. It notes Revere’s speed, endurance, and being a betting favorite to reach Concord first, amid crowd astonishment.

Concord Ore Whs Lince Revere

General Washington Seeks Army of Millions in Bridgeport

General Washington, commander in chief of the Continental Forces, appeared in Bridgeport yesterday and announced plans to raise an army of millions. He said he expects to recruit thousands of able bodied patriots via want ads in the Post and Telegraph tomorrow, then depart for New York by 6 o'clock yesterday afternoon. He described forming many small crafts into a rapid fleet to support the effort.

Washington Bridgeport Peston Velegran New York

Spirit of '16 inspires new job for John Paul Jones

John Paul Jones, after a decade in a minor role, seeks a better position with the spirit of 1916. Friends succeeded similarly. Meanwhile Meo and Mrs Brown search for a new rental, planning an itinerary from apartment ads in the Telegram, comparing it to a picnic.

John Paul Jones Meo Dehn Brown

Reds Bunch Hits to Defeat Chicago in Narrow Win

Cincinnati bunched its hits off Kaufman to beat Chicago 6 to 5 in a tight game. Grantham and Holocher contributed solid fielding while Bohne Cavenny and Kaufmann hit home runs for the Reds.

Cincinnati Reds Chicago Cincinnati Kaufman Grantham Holocher Bohne Cavenny Kaufmann Burns Daubert Roush of Duncan Fonseca Benton Hollacher O'Farrell Friberg Miller Vogel Elliott Hartnett Ib Kaufmann Adams Roush Statz Caveney Doubla Pha Grantham Hollocher Kiott Mollocher Ilintti Benton Klem Wilson

Bicycle championships set for national races across 97 states

Elimination races for the National Junior and Senior Amateur Bicycle Championships begin July 15 in 125 cities across 97 states. Qualifiers from state championships in August determine eligibles for the national title with races in both classes at Chicago on September 9.

New York Amateur Bicycle League of America Chicago

Hoover to defend Diamond Sculls at Henley Regatta

Walter Hoover of Duluth Minnesota defends his Diamond Sculls title as the eightieth Henley Royal Regatta opens with 99 crews. The American faces top rivals from Leander and Bow, Costello, and strong foreign entries as the course is shortened for this year’s races.

Walter Hoover Henley-On-Thames Associated Prep Waller MM. Hoover Duluth Minnesota Thames England Henley St. Andrews Wimbledon Hoover Varanien DH. J. Gollan Leander Klub Russell Codman, Jr Boston Hilton A. Belyea St. Johni i. B W. Mélien Garden City N. Ky Oxford Cambridge Hewi Bravenose College Leander Club Vegatta Tia Sturf

Luby to Meet Gurtin at Arena Card

Young Luby, noted for a strong showing at Arend where he defeated Teme Leary twice, may get a shot at top contenders. Plans from Batchaaker Parker of Bridgeport A and plans to pair Irish Johnny Orain or Young Montreal against West Ender. Also pending are Eddie Mack vs Young Mom and Jack Delanty for the next card.

Young Luby Arend Leary Tme Batchaaker Parker Bridgeport A Johnny Orain Montreal West

Financing of Bout Easy Says Knowit

Special to The News reports financier T Knowit predicts common funding hurdles for ventures. He notes promoters often face insufficient capital to complete preliminaries and obligations and advises reviewing mortgages and loans in want ads to find financing opportunities and partners.

Knowit Shelley Montana Ivig Momehip Peut Tadius Br T. Knowit Sta

Plan to Build Yankee Navy Speeds to Organize Fleet

July 4 dispatch reports efforts under the Colonel government to organize an American navy. Congress wrestled with funding drains, initially planning a fleet, but a Navy Secretary concluded it would take too long, so the plan shifted to purchasing ships. The Boats and Lamellia columns of Want Ad pages mention the topic.

Meiladelop Aga Newsi Aes Congress Ito

Smith Declares Independence From His Landlord

John Smith of Your Street and My Avenue ends fifteen years of landlord business ties after paying sixty three hundred dollars in monthly rents. He plans to buy a home on monthly payments closer to his rent, severing the old partnership and gaining independence. Mrs. Smith endorses his decision as she agrees with the move. The article notes the army’s mule shortage and mentions want ads offering mules and horses.

John Smith Smith

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Norwalk League Notrw Ie Ohana Methodists H. Bortlas J. Douglas Qiniadist Holmgren Enlami Hamilton Case Dougla Tanle H. Douzfh Houble Faneher Dowglis Shaw M. Dou UN Seinto Yime Browns Fairfield Legion DEVON the Post and Telegram Independence News America Paul Revere Lexington Mass Kiel Cord Aston Tooncord General Washington Beresford Jr Codman Atlantic Paul Costello Costello Luby Gurtin ARMY Continental Army
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