Eastern League rosters reshape as 1922 season opens
Bridgeport Telegram notes many familiar Eastern League players leaving for other teams or leagues as 1922 pennant chase begins. Veterans Earl Stimpson Johnny Nagle and Brick Wilder depart. youngsters Helric Benear Zip Sloan Lee Wertnett Marty Callahan and Bobby Murray among moves.
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Famillar
Vet
Veta Conclug Serricas
Véela
Meare
Eastern 6
Bendé
Neal Bul
Earl Stimpson
Johnny Nagle
Albany
Phillies
Leepburn
Cox
Murmy
Roux Cox
Paddy
Conor’ Julendera
Bobby Murray
Worcester
Utu
Goth
Hocheyles
Rationals
Wally Maminsnd
Biteing Pittafeld Snansgor
Cleveland Americans
Brick” Wilder
Dashnetlon
Springfeld
Omaha
Leagie En Barat
Levert
Wid Bly" Donovan
New Haven
Igns
Simber
Johnny Nagle Hon
Stimpson
Nagle
Landmarke
Danny Murphy
Donovan
Weather May Decide Derby Entries Across Colts
The weather will determine which colts are entered in the Kentucky Derby and Preakness. With March often bringing thaw and frost, trainers fear delays to shed work and track time, delaying conditioning for a mile and a quarter. Prominent stables like Belmont Park figures and owners anticipate a strong Derby field if favorable weather allows steady training through March and April.
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Round Box
Fouth
Churchill Downs
Jamin Block
Morvich
Usly Life
Jamaca
Tred Turiew
Black
Annious
Belmont Park
Harry Payne Whitney
Brookdale Farm
New Jersey
Diytic
Simms
Tower
Brok- Haus
Horsa Any
Kote
Bunting
Barntogs
Rowe
Gensdth
Joseph Widener
Richard J. Wilson
Schwartz
Comme
Decry Sinclair
Ute Lang
George H. Bull
George Odont
Mode
Lawrence Wattsbury
Nalapa Farm
Missionary
Tucky Moor
Gilfard
A. Coehten
Wi Sharps Kilmer
Gibbons Favored 10‑Round Bid Over Greb in New York
In New York on March 16 the Gibbons Greb light heavyweight bout at Madison Square Garden draws strong betting. Tommy Gibbons of St Paul is favored to defeat Harry Greb, with tickets near sell‑out and few seats left. The winner expected to meet Georges Carpentier for the world title, while Dempsey looms as next potential opponent if unification happens. Both fighters express confidence, with Garden ready to host a crowded, sold‑out event where scalpers and speculators chase high prices.
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New York
Tom Gibpansk
St. Punt
Racy Greli
Mailigon
Sanare Garden
St. Paul
Sam
Georges
Jack Dempsey
Georges Carpentier
Tarrans
Panther
Southland
Carpentier
United States
Ceceipia
Gibbons
Greb
Pittsburgh
Lyounger Gibbons
Adda
Giborns
Kansas University Professor Debunks Golf Experts
Professor Helseberg at the University of Kansas argues golf authors mislead learners. He claims strokes arise from trial and error and pleasurable success, not book instructions. He cites rapid club head motion and motion-picture analysis as the only reliable learning method. He asserts experts cannot know a golfer's shot through introspection and emphasizes measured, observable technique.
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Prof. Heerg
University of Kansas
Prof
Heleberg
Helleberg
Hag Been
Talt
Local clubs plan Bridgeport meet at Sunday gathering
Local clubs met yesterday at the Bridgeport Board of Recreation to plan a Bridgeport Athletic Club meet with new events such as a toga relay and sprint relays for Knights of Columbus state teams. A prize committee was formed with Captain Baum and Coach Anderson. Local teams have filed entries and prize donations from George B Clark Co and Bridgeport Cycle Co were noted.
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Bridgeror
Athletic Club
Knights of Columbus
Captain Baum
Coachi Anderson
Bit Leobold
Bridgeport A. C
George B. Clark Company
Bridgeport Cycle Company
Anderson
al Anderson
State Title Skate Rages Held In Elm City Arena
Amateur skaters are invited to try out for the state title skate events at Elm City Arena. Entries must report promptly. prizes include silver caps and skates from Winchester. Champions determined by point system across three races.
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Elm City
Ieet
Winchester Wepeating Arms Company
Dougle
Hydropolias Postal
Evra Krener
Sutiifte
Winchester Repeating Arms Company
New Haven
Connecticut
Bridgeport High Five Closes Season With Loss to New Haven
Bridgeport High School basketball ends a turbulent season with defeats including New Haven Academic, Yale Seconds, and Brooklyn Poly. Captain Eddie Schino led scoring as the team struggled against strong opponents. several players contributed in varied lineups as the Red and Black finished with a slate of close losses and mixed showings.
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Bridgeport High Five
NEW Haven Academic
Bridgeport High
fiMtoprers
Fred Wins
Mantess
Brooklyn Poly
Javhled
Pop Foster
Bulkley
Fineman Ecore
Hiack
Chicopee
Crosby
Jonkeaming
Yale
New Tayen
Mirko
Yale Fredhman
Inernals
Tha Nowaver Commerciale
Ny Hunters
Cone Bum Ios
Ata Ine Wily Dorkin
Buva
Colway
Fddia Schino Noida
Cave
Sts
Varsity
Senaton
Tanlowsch
Norwalke v. B. Ok
Tradkeley
Chieapey
Szeykiyn Poly
RTTL
London
Anadames
Hk Sehine
Tharkby
Whelan
We Silva
Teudalph
Waylon
Sach Whalen
Dundee challenges Kilbane and Frush for featherweight title
Johnny Dundee, junior lightweight champion contender, challenges Kilbane and Frush in a boxing bid for the featherweight crown. Kilbane replies that Dundee should have sought a different match, while Dundee claims Kilbane backs a $40,000 offer and a 40 percent stake as a condition, with both sides citing fees, weights, and potential forfeits as the dispute unfolds in New York and Cleveland.
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Johnny Dundee
Kilbane and
Frush
Jonny Dundee
Johnny Wilbsne
Kilbane
Dundee
Socie Won
jJonnay
Kulbana
Kilbaneaw
Matehmaker
New York
Cleveland
Elon
Tila
Wilbing
Ste Wayne
Miike
Kilbaney
Washington Stars to Play Y M W A Juniors
The Washington Stars face the undefeated TY. M. W. A. Juniors tomorrow night with confidence of breaking the Juniors record. Lineup notes list Washington Sous Y MH A Bristol H Schwarte Om Tibbert Rockowitz Vt Olsen Greenstein Lennpy hwarte Hendricks Wexter. Forfeit guarantees a title defense against the winner as Ketbane’s excused claim and ongoing challenges color the scene.
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Washington Stars
Washington
MH. A
Bristol H. Schwarte
Om Tibbert
Rockowitz
Olsen Greenstein
Lennpy Hwarte
Hendricks ‘Wexter
McGraw May Buy Mexico City Track
March 5 The possibility that John J. McGraw manager of the New York Giants may close a deal in San Antonio tomorrow for the purchase of the race track in Mexico City was disclosed. W H Moore a Toronto lawyer arrives tomorrow representing G D Fryan and James OHara promoters of racing in Mexico City. It is said Moore will try to close a deal with McGraw and Tex Rickard is associated with McGraw on the proposed purchase. If the sale closes Rickard may stage future events in Mexico City.
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Mexico City
John J. McGraw
Vhe
New York Giants
San Antonio
W. H. Moore
Toronto
G. D. Fryan
James O'Hara
Baltimore
Mexico
Moore
McGraw
iMcGraw
Richard
Local players vie in spring golf tourney at Pinehurst
Pinehurst N C March 5 One of the greatest fields in golf gathers for the qualifying round of the annual Pinehurst tournament starting tomorrow Over 320 entrants listed with Browklawn Club Bridgeport and Conn expected to be strongly represented The lineup includes James Dunn D Jonusen W J Milly E L Oakley Spargo and others while play opens at nine o clock
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Pinhruerst
N. C
Pinehurst
Browklawn Club
Bridgeport
Conw Avili
James Dunn
Ma Jonusen
W. J. Me
T. J. Milly
EL v. Oakley Spargo
Crosby Triumph in Weekend City Championship
Crosby of Waterford, Conn, defeated rival New Haven in a high tension match at the main hall with a decisive score of 37 to 286 in a Pensylvania court tournament. The outcome marked a notable victory for Crosby over the distant competitor from New Haven.
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Priladelphia
G.io Cromby High
Wate Conn
Ita Ace
Penna Cournament
Io Wetghins
Come Merciai Hi
Ivew Haven
Va An
Fmet
Mariner
Milford High Billiard Tourney Leads to Close Finish
Gene Merritt edged Pop Foster 144 to two points to claim eight straight wins in Class A as Milford High hosted a week of pocket billiards at Pastime Billiard. The event saw tight matches, with Goldsmith and Mulvihill strong in Division B and other divisions reporting high runs and standings. Milford’s rivals included West Haven, which defeated Milford 29 to 6 on Friday.
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Milford
Tubni
Thos, Maher
Parker
Eadie Mulvihill
Tata
Gordon Goldsmith
Mondo
Gene Merritt
Pop Foster
Merritt
Foster
Berritt
Cinna R. G. Goldsmith
Furman
Goldsmith
Ata
Langner
Sd Aaher
J. Cowan
High Line
O'Hara
Maher
Cleas B. E. la
Sullivan
Algh Rons
Worth
P. Ford
I. Burrs
Mulwhgighil
Rondo Ford
Borna
Italvinul
H. Elison
Tripp
Cass ‘B. Hall
Elfin Tripp
Hal
Milford High
West Haven
Teaters
Grammar Girls
Abeta Gr
Cincinnati Off TG Southland Today
Obscure local sports note mentions Cincinnati team members and a manager Pat Moran. It references Bresster, Relder, and Wesstriel, with unclear details about their statuses. The garbled text implies a team gathering or travel presence today.
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lMpelvmers Maneger
Pat Moran
Tinbe Bresster
Athlite Relder
Pitcher
Wesstriel
Jorm
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