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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1921
Page
6
Baseball note reports Americans end skid with Kelly belting his 17th homer. Worcester loses to Americans as pitching and fielding produce tense moments. The messy recap highlights Kingdon, McLaughlin, Belanger, Ray, and Rodrigues with key plays and near-scores, including a late triple by Ray and standout stops by Waters.
Waterbury managed four to two loss as Pittsfield produced three hits and a pair of runs in the fourth inning. Fullers turned in a strong start after the initial frame, silencing Waterbury with steady pace changes and timely hits when needed to push across runs.
In a chaotic game summary, Hartford loses to the Indians after a five run fifth inning. Mahardy and Maharry contribute key hits while Carlson and Murphy figure in late scoring as Hartford’s defense falters and pitching struggles to contain the offense.
Amateur teams and semi pro clubs prepare for a weekend set at Seoste Park. Notable rosters include Weiler, Anvils, and Boss with listed players such as Atorra and Federals. Authorities warn suspensions for absentees as gate receipts and venue details surface in Friday Telegram notices.
Detroit and Philadelphia dueled in a lengthy baseball clash that ended tied after ten innings. Pennock faltered, while Evans and Welk contributed key hits as Cleveland and Boston players heated the action. Multiple stars from Detroit Philadelphia and Cleveland featured in a high tension game with late rallies and strong pitching.
Fragmentary sports brief lists players and teams such as Toronto Baltimore Newark and Withrow Singleton. The text is garbled with missing words and unclear actions, making it impossible to extract a coherent event, score, or outcome for a concise card.
The Indiana baseball manager John C Mondricks of Indianapolis was fined and suspended for forfeiting a game against Milwaukee. The league action, taken today, imposes a monetary penalty and a two game suspension.
Jim Bones of this city was knocked out in the eighth round by Proto Yong of New Haven in Kenasia last night. Referee K. C. Lenny Wen ruled in a ten round decision over Young Moriarty of Norwayl. The event, billed by Pastime Co. of Danbury, drew a local crowd.
Rain halted Columbus Grand Circuit events after six heats. Favorites won two heats apiece in the three classes, locking in first money under the plan. Racing will resume with remaining programs and heats, as operators aim to salvage the schedule.
Americans schedule a double bill with the Indians, featuring Gene McCann and Bender's Indian in New Haven. Benney is slated to enhance a mound effort for his Tribe as the first game starts at 2 o'clock, noting saving time.
Boston player Nathaniel W. Niles defeats Evans E. Davis of San Francisco in four sets in a round match for the Longwood bowl. Genyzo Shimiden of Japan dispatches veteran William J. Clothier of Philadelphia in straight sets, while Walfare F. Johnson of Philadelphia beats Lawrence Ring of Euston in straight sets and Norris William End of Boston defeats Craig Bidme of Philadelphia without effort.
Burleigh Grimes pitches effectively for Brooklyn as Chicago’s bats stall. Grimes holds the locals to minimal hits while timely hitting carries Brooklyn, seizing a pivotal game in the series.
The Oxford Cambridge and Princeton Cornell squads resumed workouts, with players from both sides showing improved form. Notable performances included strong serves and long rallies as teams prepared for upcoming intercollegiate matches. several athletes returned from recent events and training sessions.
The report notes Boston College plans a May meeting with Centre as part of a schedule featuring top teams. It highlights Centre's strong recent form and Boston College’s solid past performances.
Chicago Nationals report lists Tyler and Dugby among players affected as the Chicago club makes roster moves. Details are unclear due to fragmented OCR but reference to Predidter and Cubs suggests baseball context with possible trade or release activity.
George Akiwehel defeated by a Brit today to claim amateur champion honors while Charles F Mayo, pro from Edgewater Grit club, won 3 up with 1 to play over an eight hole route in a paired match setting.
Bridgeport beat Worcester 1 0 while Pittsfield routed Haven. Irvinefield and Albany played, with Hartford and Waterbury also on schedule. Cleveland triumphed over Boston 8 2 as Detroit and Philadelphia game ended in rain after the tenth inning.
Fragmentary report lists multiple matchups including Chicago at Washington and St Louis at New York with scores favoring New York nine to three and Pittsburgh three. other lines mention Philadelphia and St Louis games, Boston at Cincinnati and Cincinnati pairings with Chicago, plus stray team names and typos.
Milford fans look to a two game weekend as local action returns with the Elm City Colored Giants visiting New Haven's Elm Street Park. Former Yale star now in the roval lineup draws attention as 4 500 crowd expected to witness top industrial league talent.
Seymour Keey and Dr Ar EH lead the entrants for the Greenock Club meet at Lee. The event opens today with the singles and doubles begin tomorrow as players from the Npeemack Country club compete in early rounds.
Philadelphia ties the game in the tenth inning after a late home run and, aided by key hits from Liams and Parkisson Eure, seals an 8 to 7 victory over St Louis. The Phillies secure the win with a walk off score in extra innings in front of the home crowd.
The Tombstone Handicap mid week golf event for women will begin at 2 p m this noon at the Brooklawe Country Club. Two rounds will be played on Thursdays with prizes for the winners.
West Virginia University and the University of Cincinnati will clash on the gridiron in Morgantown West Virginia on October 1 as part of the 1922 season. A petition game will be played in Ohio.
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