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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1921

Page

6

Naval Academy Crew Wins over Albany in 4-0 Pitch

In Chadwick park Albany June 22 Gene McLain's Bridgeport club dominated with sharp fielding and timely hitting to blank Albany 4 to 0. Horin faltered early, McLaughlin Bornheft and Emmerich sparked the offense, while Martin Leary and Rodriguez starred in the field helping Bridgeport clinch the two game series. Sullivan pitched for the winners as the Senators were stifled by standout catches and quick plays.

Albany Gene Mclain Bridgeport Chadwick Park Senators Hogan Horin Edgar Bennett Allowsae Tures Jormhoertz McCann Martin Leachers Horan Waters Rodriguez Baker Bornkoett Cavan Donahue Joe Leary Pannover Smith Kins 2 Loftus McKoughln Kingdon Leary Eveait Loites McLaughlin Bornhoett Leftes Penneyer Aynany Bennett Mc-Faughlin Mc-Vaughlin Cameron Sullivan Patty O'Connor Prideepo Emmerich Rar Wickeroo Bridgeport Atlooonoao Enmysicha NeLaugaiin McLaugh Ilin Bornnseft Thorrncett

Wilford Wheel Club sets two games on slate

Milford Wheel club manager James T. Patterson confirms two games in six weeks on Saturdays at Norwalk A. C. grounds and Wallingford IAC venue. Norwick Burns Coogan to bat for Norwalk side, Somers Ford for Milford. Low attendance may end Saturday games unless fan support improves. other notes mention a 14 16 year old team challengers at Beaxide Park with contact through Telegram or C Gcheron at 55 Wood Avenue.

James T. Patterson Norwalk A.C Wellingford Surf Wallingford Iac Norwik Burns Coogan Somers Ford Patterson Fane Jeré Petier Callenges Beaxide Park C ‘Gcheron Wood Avedue

Hartford Drops Ninth In Worcester Showdown

Hartford lost to Worcester 6 to 5 in a late hour game. Yesterday’s standings showed Bridgeport 9 over Springfield 8 and Pittsfield 9 over Springfield 1 in twin bills. Today’s schedule features Bridgeport at Albany and Worcester at Hartford with several other key matchups.

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Conlon Chosen Captain of Harvard Nine for 1922

Cambridge Miss Tong reports Harvard after today's Yale win elected Arthur Joseph Conlon of Woburn as captain for next year. He plays shortstop and has lettered in baseball, football and hockey at Philips Exeter Academy and joined Harvard three years ago where he led the freshman baseball team.

Cambridge Tong Harvard Yale Arthur Joseph Conlon Woburn Philips-Dxeter Academy

Yale Faces Final Yale Tigers Baseball Game Saturday

The Yale Prince ton series wraps with a final game this Saturday at 3 p.m. in Columbia. George R. Murray of the Princeton Athletic Association issued the official notice.

YALE Tigers Princeton Jugs Satur Columbie George R. Murray Princeton Athletic Association

Navy Crew Wins With Californians Second In Intercollegiate Races

Specially invited crews won chief honors in the annual antecollegiate regatta as the United States Naval Academy eight and the University of California boats finished first and second in the three mile varsity event. Cornell placed third as crews from Syracuse, Pennsylvania and Columbia followed. The Navy time was 14 minutes 7 seconds, California 14 minutes 22 seconds, with Cornell leading early before fading.

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Freshman Race Sees Cornell Win In 10 32

In a two mile freshman race at the regatta Poushkeep sie, N. ., June 22, Cornell claimed the lead late in the race as Syracuse challenged from behind. By the mile and a half mark Cornell held a clear edge while Pennsylvania and Columbia trailed. The winning time was 10 minutes 32 seconds.

Poushkeepsie Columbia Syracuse Pennsylvania Cornell Pennesylvania Corned Syra Cage Gornalia Carnel Bon Swell Faiths Owa Syranuse Philadelphians

Cornell Crew Wins Junior Varsity Race at Regatta

Cornell won the junior varsity two mile race by a full five lengths at the regatta on the regatta course near Ithaca. The Cornell crew led from the start to finish, edging out rival teams in a decisive performance on June 22.

Cornell Foughieopsle Ithaca

Williams wins Massachusetts tennis title in five sets

Boston June 22 The Massachusetts singles tennis championship went to Br Norris Williams second, ex national champion and Davis Cup player. He won the final after a five set battle with Lawrence B Rice, former Yale player who had defeated last year’s champion G Casket Caner. Scores were 1-8 6-4 1-6 6-3 5-6.

Boston Massachusetts Tory Norris Willams Lawrence B. Rice Yale G. Casket Caner

Park City Baseball League Holds Meeting With New President

The Park City baseball league convened at Bridgeport Brass main branch with Edward Berg as new president replacing Caslus Dietz. Attendees from Holmes Edwards Acme Sheer M M A and others discussed merging Armes Shear and Automatic Machine teams as Riversides game logistics were set for Sunday at Fort Trumbull Beach grounds.

Park City Baseball League Bridgeport Brass Company Edward Berg Caslus Dietz Holmes & Edwards Company Clarence Garner Samus Beardsley Acme Sheer Company Fred Tordaff M. A Alvin W. Bearse Alvin W. Bearse and 7. Gatefield King Armes Shear

Yale Crew Enjoys Easy Rowing in Warm Weather

Yale crews in Gaels Ferry Connecticut had an effortless day as warm conditions allowed short morning paddles. The varsity and freshmen logged two miles at a 26 stroke while junior varsity and combination eights did three miles under Coach Petere. Afternoon coaching launches provided additional practice for graduate oarsmen.

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Hillies Split Series With Springfield In Doubleheader

Pittsfield and Springfield split a doubleheader as Springfield won the first game and Pittsfield captured the second 9 to 4. In the first game Springfield closed with a six-run third after two infield errors, Mayberry pitched well for Pittsfield who answered with four hits in the second. In the second game Bates led Pittsfield with two triples a double and four trips driving in three while Donovan Kibbee and Fitzafeld contributed key hits.

Pittsfield Mass Tuns Pittfield Springfield Springfeld Mayberry Fitzafeld Donovan Kibbee Bates

YANKS SPLIT SERIES WITH BOSTON IN TWILIGHT GAMES

Boston and New York split a doubleheader with the visitors winning the opener 8 to 2 as Quinn limited the Red Sox to six hits. The Sox reversed the result in the nightcap by scoring five runs in a 5 to 5 tie. Russell edged Piercy as Pratt tripled and McInnis doubled to drive in runs.

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American Association Scores and Highlights Across Doubleheader Slate

Columbus and Louisville split a doubleheader with 4 35 in the series opener and 12 3 in the nightcap while Minneapolis edged Milwaukee 1 0 and 14 3 in a second game. Toledo and Indianapolis split facing St Paul and Kansas City as Kansas City held St Paul 4 3 in the second game. Sewell logged three base hits and Hooper hit two homers with Wambsganse also homer. Faber to Sheely to Mulligan turned a double play as Cleveland outweighed Chicago 5 4 in the ledger. Bagby struck out as Bashy worked the mound. Umpire Moriarity officiated.

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Giants Fall Again as Braves Dominate Series Game Two

In a second game of the series the Giants were defeated 9 to 5 by the Braves. The Braves showcased hard hitting while the Giants made multiple errors.

Giants Braves

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