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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1923
Page
14
Fragmented text suggests manager plans to sack a player and adjust the E. L. Sluggers lineup for an upcoming game. Mentions a .370 figure and possible wave of changes, but details are unclear and names are unreadable.
A garbled sports and culture column discusses boxing and baseball rhythms, noting famed players and rivals. It mentions Willard, Jess Willard, and literary figures amid game chatter, with opinions on skill, strategy, and public reception. The piece blends sport, poetry, and criticism in a period voice.
The Anzacs dominated the Hawaiians in a decisive tennis match, advancing toward the final in a regional competition. The Australian team showcased strength across events, while Japan faced setbacks as rivals impressed in multiple courts.
The Brasscos win a doubleheader against Pittsfield in a defensive contest hampered by missing players Andersen and Biren. Anderson's solid pitching steadied the rotation while Bateheider contributed at the plate, and Hillies provided timely hits in the morning game.
France and Spain end level as Cup rights remain undecided after a tense match. Players from both sides showed effort with fraught play and close chances but no decisive breakthrough.
Worcester and New Haven split a doubleheader as Stryker and Martin starred for Worcester with clutch hits in the late innings. The teams traded runs with key plays by Bath, Guts, and Whifting, while Elivern and Ayman contributed as Worcester earned the victory in the ninth.
Belmonts edge Prouots 7 to 6 in a tight matchup. Players Macken and Burnett assisted Wakeavin as the game unfolded with key plays and late momentum.
The article praises the Cubs as dangerous in the 1924 National League race while noting Ray Grimes is missing. It highlights Chicago’s hitters and pitchers, with focus on key players like Chasley Cranthall, Tyrol, and Vere, and discusses the team’s depth, strength, and potential impact in upcoming games despite recent injuries and rain-delayed schedule.
Hartford won the doubleheader as Cosgrove starred with strong hitting and solid fielding. Gines contributed on offense in the second game, while Albany's defense and pitching struggled. Final scores and full details are unclear due to the damaged source text.
Bridgeport welterweight Bogash meets Joe Gans this Wednesday at Hub in a $3,000 purse bout planned as a big crowd attraction. Malone stands in Bogash's path to the middleweight title, with Logush aiming to extend his win streak and claim a top claim in the division.
Postponement of the New York State women’s Sanid Championship singles and doubles matches in Minnesota lists changes. Notable rivals include Mrs. Mothi forstedt MalloryLonih Waosort, Miss Lelen Wiis, Miss Jey of Boston, Ossell of New York, and Miss Mautie Wingguer of Yonkers. Matches rescheduled for August 5.
A garbled report notes Mogridge delivering a win for Team 1041 104 with strong batting and pitching. Details are unclear but mention a July 2 event and a driving sequence involving Pillete and Uriy amid confusing names and lines.
Paul Doyle faces Deve Shade next Wednesday at the New York Velodrome in a 147 pound clash that could set up a title bout. Shade, with prior Garden wins and a Pioneer Club decision, appears ready for a title run. Other card names include Clinton, Bagash, Mendelsohn, Burnbreak, Norton, and Gans, with ten round bouts scheduled for Gore and Bagash and for Mendelsohn and Clinton.
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