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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1923
Page
11
Vague OCR text notes Beard at Recreation relocation to Phy Welfare Bay area near Ritersuan Spatercay. Mentions third left and vacant spaces. References removal of Devtil dy Waymetnies to First National Bank building.
A tangled prose piece blends golf lore with reflections on players like Mile Lengles and Grover Alexander. It weaves traps bunkers and weather into a portrait of skill, courage, and the psychology of victory, noting public galleries and the journey through amateur competition.
Yale announces ground breaking for a new 460000 dollar Field House to serve major sports. The facility will hold team rooms, lounges, and space for 7400 spectators, with extensive practice areas and common meeting spaces for all undergraduates and athletic teams.
Yale announces a busy spring track schedule featuring Notre Dame alongside Harvard Princeton and Penn Relays. The revised plan shifts dates to avoid conflicts with finals and intercollegiates, listing events from April 29 through June 2 in New Haven Philadelphia and Philadelphia venues.
The Dope Book issued by Spin Sons of St. Louis announces the 1923 baseball season arrival with major and minor league schedules, 1922 records, home run record by Rogers Hornsby, George Sisler’s 1922 stats, star biographies, scoring guidance, abbreviations, and coverage of World Series and minor league series.
Speculation in Hot Springs training camp circles centers on a possible deal that would send George Burns, Boston Red Sox first baseman, to the St. Louis Browns. Most expect a straight player-for-player exchange if the trade occurs, with a Burns representative traveling to Hot Springs tonight.
New York March 23 six Metropolitan tennis stars were seeded in a field of 67 players for the Nacional indoor singles championship opening next Saturday at the Seventh Regiment Armory. Defending champion Francis T. Hunter of New Rochelle was placed in the lower half with Frank T. Anderson of Brooklyn and Herbert L. Bowman. Vincent Richards of Yonkers and S Howard Voshell of Brooklyn head the upper half with others in the seeded group.
In Cannes on March 25, Suzanne Lenglen and Mrs Mallory won their mixed doubles match. The event featured Lenglen defeating partners and Mallory securing a 6-0, 6-3 victory while other pairings also claimed wins in the tournament.
Harvard coach Frank Muller's reshaping of the varsity rowing crews begins as shifts are implemented across all boats. New faces include Charles Hubbard and Charles Cumrings joining the first eight, with changes spreading through second, third, and fourth crews as the coach plans for the opening race in about five weeks.
The Westport team decided to start practice with a first session on Saturday and a workout on April 1. They will open the season May 6 against an unnamed opponent at the Compo Lot on Saugatuck Street with a lineup featuring Ralph Sacco as catcher and Vornahl and Tedesco as pitchers supported by a wide infield and outfield roster.
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