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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1923
Page
11
Yale crews prepare for a crucial weekend as Hagen and other pros head to England while Lindley may challenge the Bulldog varsity. The Fifth Regiment regatta and upcoming trials shape the race against Penn and Columbia with multiple crews testing form and depth.
Hall Community ousts rivals as voters back reform agenda. Local election results show decisive gains for reformist candidates led by key figures amid a crowded slate. Analysts note shifts in leadership focus and forthcoming policy debates.
In Waterbury the Bronkie Boosters defeated the Brascos bringing a 11-3 win. Nagle Orie Branteiv Kane Lenahue Cree and Murphy led with base hits while Lindstror Ernest and Thompson drew walks. Pitchers Broukie and King yielded most of the runs as Worcester and Watertown tallied several hits and scored multiple runs.
The article discusses plans for May bouts and boxing promotion around Jack Dempsey and Johnson. It references Fair Play commitments, public interest, and speculation on matchups and future developments.
Fairfield High schedules a Friday game against Derby as part of the season’s third contest. The squad, building on matchups with Stratford, Alacer, Danbury, and Norwalk, will face Congress and Derby for the first time this season with games at Fairfield Bridgeport and Danbury venues through May and June.
The Oaks Mare tennis event will feature a Clark College girls team of fifteen, led by captain Mig Thorn and including Miss Drew Ming Wing and Miss Plinth Oliver. They prepare daily for matches against the Civils team later this month at Dalantare, with Misy Troale likely among the squad.
Four teams join the new factory league amid hype from Gentiodis and the Board of Recreation. The league promises future expansion as more combines consider entry. Rivals Tinbuos and Rewards Ballard Tour teams are noted among participating groups.
Strand Nine defeated Arrows 10 to 9 in a fast paced game. The contest featured early momentum shifts and a rally by Strand Nine in the final minutes to seal the win.
A fragmented sports column debates the value of sport in society, arguing whether athletic pursuits truly serve health and culture. It contrasts health benefits with potential social costs and cites golf figures like McDermott and Sarazen in a broader discussion of amateur vs professional sport.
A garbled report shows Avon baseball team planning a Sunday game. The lineup lists Welle and Afiyos with De Qodlint, Spader, and Landed among players. No clear date or opponent is readable.
The Schwaben ball team plans a practice session tonight with manager Clark guiding players Cilinghear Woyter and Marin Sialbéers among those attending. Officials warn of strict efforts to avoid disruptions and ensure orderly entry at the venue.
Trustees of the International Fishermen's Trophy favored granting the American entry Columbia more time to outfit and start its float cruise toward the Hehing banks. With the chairman absent, another trustee said the committee agreed to a reasonable extension to complete outfitting and crew selection.
Legendary golfer Waltop Lingo travels to Britain to defend his title and file a special Telegraph series. He outlines plans for coverage of the British Open at Troon, discusses contenders like Sarazen and Kirkwood Hoffner, and recalls last year’s performance and prep for the event.
The St Mary team defeats Filder by a narrow margin, featuring standout performances from key players. Early errors and a strong late surge defined the game, with St Mary showing improved defense and timely scoring to secure the win.
The Veterans of Foreign Wars lease Bullard's field, former Black Rocks site, and will host all games this season. Bill Taylor named manager and has assembled a likely Tototball team to schedule contests with Hall Community, Berkshires, Devons, and Park City Giant. Taylor can be reached at Noble 133.
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