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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1925
Page
12
Manager Irving Wilhelm arrived in Bridgeport to assume control of the Bears at Newfield Park. He announced the acquisition of a Wind Sucker for the club and prepared for the initial practice amid talk of changes and new talent.
In a lively match from the era, Jolnsen tangled with his foe while fans hissed, as Burke controlled the canvas with a 6 to 5 count late in the bout. The event drew about 1,500 spectators, with notable names like Joe Humphries and Freddy Bosse among attendees and commentators praising the era’s boxing personalities.
The commission vowed strong action to end questionable amateur shows in Waterbury and New Haven, warning promoters managers and boxers that any paid participation or illicit activity would trigger suspensions and bans. Officials announced licensed referees may be hired only with commission approval and stressed crackdown on unauthorized events.
Local notes indicate Roy Loveridge plans to open a new gym tonight with a schedule of demonstrations and exhibits. The event features Candy Kane, Vortiter headings, and listed exhibitors including Nara Cowdwin and Teavevidpe among others.
Outdoor drills for Bridgeport High and Bridgeport Trade baseball teams begin at Sea Side Park this afternoon as the Freshmen from N Y A will join the Hilltops in early season action. Coach Maddie Reilly expects about 20 Trade School hopefuls, while Park City Girls defeat Bloomers by a large score.
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Five entries arrived for the Boston Marathon to be held April 20. List includes Terry Kanipo, Roy Sherman, Hideslide Graham, Duane Claper, George Rastapakis among Dorchester entrants. noting veteran Plot Costar and others.
Berwick and Ansonia played to a one all tie in the semi final of the State Protective Cup at the Meadows yesterday afternoon. A replay at Ansonia is set for next Sunday. Stars included Clark Campbell and Brown, with Barwise scoring for Ansonia on a penalty kick.
Atherstone won the Coffreth Handicap at Tia Juana course in ten over a mile and a quarter. Owned by Mia Vo Vivadou, Generel Phateler was second with Spice, Phulsa was fourth. race time 2:07. Purses paid out included 17.40 to win, 813.60 to place, and 5.80 to show for Spice. Aliwarstone edged General Thatcher by a head. Thatcher was a length ahead of Spice and Spa at the finish.
The Catholic Community girls travel to New Haven for the last regular meeting of the season against the Regals. Lineups include Katulees Oliver Jeanette Jueech Mary Trew Agnes Watters Mildred Water An Robstock Mary Roach and Catherine Crehan with star Misa Berman. The game is at St Michael's.
The Davidson-SCISM team leads the two man bowling league after a series of nine game rounds. Matches featured Carruthers and Me against Ewellyn and Hermansen who won two out of three, with rivals from Alburnites and others pressing for position. The Maryland racing season and Bowle meet structure are also noted in this period sports roundup.
Bridgeport High lost 44 to 18 at Crosby High in Waterbury in a dual meet. Murphy and Me Nan won second places, Strauss took third in diving, and Bridgeport placed in the relay with a third.
The Uruguayan soccer champions from the last Olympic Games defeated Bordeaux 4 to 0 in a match played in Bordeaux, France, on March 23. The Uruguayans dominated with swift attacks and solid defense to secure a convincing victory.
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