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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1920

Page

6

Marty Walsh Stars In Springfield Pony Mild Drubbed

Springfield Ponies fall to visiting squad as Marty Walsh shines with key hits and defensive plays. Roy Grimes and Gene Brackett spark offense while Layher and Grimes trade double plays turning the tide late in the game.

Newark fighter Archie Cameron headlines Co. smoker bout

In Newark New Jersey a card at the club on South Street Thursday features Archie Cameron in the star bout as his protege Long meets Tommy Shea of Guy in the main event. Other listed bouts include Frank Boyne against Young Chip and Kid Roach.

Itt. Long Newark N. J Tommy Shea Guy Joker Archie Cameron Ernk Boyne Young Chip Kid Roach

Bridgeport Beats Springfield In Low-Scoring Tilt

In a tight game at Bridgeport, Springfield tallied four runs while Bridgeport edged them out 4 to 3. Key contributions came from Roy Grimes who doubled and Goebel who stole a base, with Walsh earning the win and MacDonald the loss.

Seringvueld Ar Becker Gonzales Goebel Lennox Burnete Duffy Bice Rudolph Mook Schlesser Sae Steer Ooo MacDonald Bringeport Martin Ort Brackett Ray Grimes Roy Grimes Tai Gayber Walsh Puske Lennon Schlesser Springfield Gonuites Rice Layher Bure Marcia Orr Orr Roy Grimes Bridgeport Schresser MacDonald Mice Donald Gennex Dy Lennon Gambes MacDowd Waters

Sunday games set to start at 3 oclock for fans

Secretary Jimmy Kelly announced that all Sunday games will now begin at 3 oclock to accommodate over a thousand fans misled earlier. He noted Friday’s unfenced game drew a partisan crowd, with wet grounds delaying play. Today Americans face Pontes at Newfield Park with a 3:39 p.m. start.

Jimmy Kelly Sunday Herald Kelly Pittsfield Birmingham Walser Newfield Park

Canadian Firms Form British Steel Corporation Merge

Montreal May 2 Colonel W Grant Moreden announces the consolidation of Canadian ring, vinel, coal and transportation companies into the British Steel corporation with a large capital. He calls it the largest merger in the British empire after United Wales Steel and plans to link Atlantic iron and coal deposits with steel making resources of Great Britain.

Montreal Ring Vinel Canada British Steel Corporation Wit W. Grant Moreden Its Em‘ee United Wales Steel Corporation Morden Thei Atlantic Sea the Doalnion Iiritala

Sweden Mourns Death Of Crown Princess Gustav Adolph

Sweden mourns as Crown Princess Gustav Adolph dies at Baden after an ear inflammation and December operation. King Gustave and Queen Victoria are en route from Nixvaa to attend the funeral. The physicians cite general blood poisoning as the cause following the illness. Also reports from Rome note May Day demonstrators at Pola shaking through a paradecade.

Stockholm Gustav Adolph of Sweden Duke of Connaught Gustave Nixvaa Victoria Baden Dovn Priness Rome Pola Isuda

The Piece that Sousa Wrote at Pinehurst

A distorted account recounts a Pinehurst tournament tale claiming J P Sousa was persuaded to publish a rumored piece. The piece describes a shell salesman forging an introduction to Sousa and fabricating a tale of a real Sousa work to induce publication.

Pinehurst Ecoposty Dine Norte South Weank Butler Anmnie Catthey Setine Ainreimsion Ie Pinebuest J. P. Sousa Sousa Stuart

Weissmen Rally Underscores Five to Three Victory

Hartford faced a three run lead slipping away as Weissmen staged a comeback. In a tense first inning, Hartford boosted a home run but Weissmen answered with timely hits and solid pitching to secure a 5 to 3 win.

Weissmen Hartford Uisat Sore Hartporn

Miss Zinderstein to Team Up with Molla in England

New York May 2 Miss Zinderstein of Boston will join forces with Molla Mallory the former American singles champion for the Wimbledon doubles event May 29. Mallory and Zinderstein plan to pair with W. Wishlman for the mixed doubles and may also compete in other events. The British organizers invited the Americans to travel for the tennis season and the American team leaders indicated it could advance relations between the two countries in women’s tennis.

Miss Zinderstein Molla England New York Mise Marlo Zinderstein Boson Ate W. Wishlman Troumd Eprove Annaunerment A. A. Lowe Arthur EB. Beamish Wheo Australia Crow

Bridgeport Boys Club Forming Fast, Set for Season

The Bridgeport Boys Club, with players C. McGraw R. Pare rel and others, performed in a recent exhibition at Serenide Park. The team, among the fastest in the organization's history, plans a new hall and aims for a strong season this year.

ULUB Bridgeport Boys Cub Une Vernier Sraside Park Gven C. McGraw R. Parerel Hart H. Rowe L. Hero Dondero D. Crevalle Nolan

Reds Rapid Rush Halted by Cooper pitchers

Cincinnati May 2 Cooper allowed four singles and no home runs as Pittsburgh beat Cincinnati 7 to 0 in the fastest major league game this season. Sallee started for Pittsburgh and worked five innings before Daubert and others pushed in runs.

Reds Cincinnati Pillsbore Cooper Sallee Whitted Southworth Cutsha Caton Granny iLee Coopers Ravn Groh Au Roush Duntan Stupt Neal Sallee Allen Pittsburgh Hooodad Cing

Johnson Quells Athletic Uprising in Ninth Inning

Washington won the game 6 to 4 over Philadelphia as the visitors rallied in the ninth with six players, Johnson closing the frame by forcing the final outs. Key players included Dykes, Walker, and Harvis for Philadelphia, and Shannon and Maylor for Washington, with notable pitching from Naslow and Trickson.

Johnson Washington Philadelphia Larighson Duggan Taulonesse Walsh Col Perkins Galloway Biles Fey Dykes Harsin Tov Burns Ao Y Ashidee Sind Milan Fran Shannon BO Wharnia Raf Plelniek Frieksen Tohnsem Fiovot Twa Tingan Thoth Stolen Hase Arvis Bannifkey Stronk Shannon Bowble

1K OF C OPERATE SIX CLUB BALL LEAGUE

Tre i of C Lascvallesque was harmed last week with a six glob elrevit Whisk will begin operations rate May 9. The managers of the teams are Samex Broderick Amy Curran William Flanagan Thooas uy Ward James Shennan Charales Ward CWhere ares dent Pat od Sullivany second treasurer Wilam Nolan torn mister of diamonds Walter Garrhig di Joseph Matdeen schedule som mites Andy Curran and Jamas Shannon rand Knight George T Krily will throw out the Aeeteball an eperiis diy

Tre i C. Lascvallesque Samex Broderick Amy Curran William Flanagan Thooas Jamas Shannon Rand Knight George T. Krily Eperiis

Lone Spars Triumph Over Invaders In Eight Innings

Lone Spars won 4 to 1 against Columbula Graphophonn Sunday afternoon. Bogdary led with two long doubles and two hits as Lone Star A. 0. challenged Greens Farms for a game on May 11 while inviting immediate responses by phone.

Invaders Lone Star A Greens Farms Naper Albany Harrington Brady Ty Hammond McHale Jordat Tima Po Bransen Nonahne Baker Damero Ie Silva Edgar Swrath Pittsfield Aon Donohue Bacey Brawser Fad Ibany Att Harrington Brazil Titian Barrington Brazile Brown and Mauder Tims

American Association scoreboard summary aims unclear

In Indianapolis Toledo leads 5 to 4 over American Association with bovisville scoring seven and Columbus at 1. The fragment presents a chaotic scoreline with multiple teams and unclear structure.

Indianapolis Toledo Bovisville Columbus

Presidential candidates and votes in a mock future

A satirical critique of Congress and presidential politics. It mocks lawmakers looping for power and veto authority, describes candidates playing to public opinion, staging campaigns with elaborate pretenses, and the spectacle of paid votes and staged publicity to win the presidency.

Weekly Baseball Review of Cincinnati and National League Race

The week featured Cincinnati’s world champions pacing the league with four straight wins as Brooklyn and Chicago shuffled standings. Cleveland and St Louis kept pressure, while Philadelphia gained ground with strong hitting and pitching. Ruth resumed his power for New York as Boston faltered in shutouts.

Cincinneti Sweek Reds Sooper Chicago Janet Cleveland Ft Louis Geschger Buseton Brooklyn Live Eines Brook Piiadelphia Cihainmati Philadelphia Phang Ami “Gating Quakers St. Louis Pittsburgh Aicherigan Lesave Willian Oi Chpare Detroit Cleveland Boston Joynson Washingto Shawkear New York St. Lovie Ruth New Pramion Philageiphia

Record Shattered as Major League Marathon Games Emerge

The article recalls historic extended games with Dodgers and Athletics competing in marathon efforts. It notes a 28 inning Brooklyn victory in 1957 and mentions other long games involving the Braves, Pirates, Red Sox, and Cubs, with players like Varasoy and Dye cited in connection to multi-hour, multi-inning battles across MLB.

New York Weamie Brooklyn Dodgers Sindshir Gon Brooklyn Jarry Doyia Banatees Vera

Cubs Rally To Take Game In Extra Inning Thriller

Chicago overcame St Louis 6 4 in ten innings as Isilifer drove in Lagkert with a double. Paskeri started the locals’ rally with a long hit and Plank, Stock and others contributed. Winning pitcher Alexander, loser Halas in a tight contest timed at 2 20.

Herzog Chicago Aney Isilifer Lagkert St. Louie St. Lopis Paskeri St, Louis Gia J Rode Tom Claman Mays Yoo Flaies Maekert Ravertsan Tota Stock Herzor Maines Flondrin WM Ten Atdler Meilangy Hora Panis Runt Robertson Sacrifeas Danvria Tira Shotton Wack Touhin Vatlerhor Vileage Menadrise Alexander le Hee Int & Ings of Hendrix Ly An T Herth Venerix Alexander Pitener Halas Amalies Kiem Emelle

Tiger Crew Triumphs Over Rival Princeton In Varsity Rowing

CambNtIgi Massachusetts May meet featured TIGER CREW overpowering rivals with a decisive win as Princeton clocked 9 minutes 47 seconds in the main race. Harvard and Penn finished strong in prelims while Nassau’s crew under faculty coach De Duncan Spach won the freshman race, and Harvard edged Yale in the junior varsity.

Mass Princeton Harvard Oursiven Nassau de. J. Duncan Spach Regitta Crimson Tigers Onde Pennsylvenia Vin Nfo Mlb

Strawberries Expensive In Baltimore This Season

Scarce berries push farmers to ask 23 to 20 cents per quart with retail prices up to 40 cents. Shortage stems from market disruptions and substitution by more profitable crops, stressing consumers amid limited supply.

Baltimore

Beardsley Park Golf Links Open for Use This Season

Beardsley Park Golf Links in Bridgeport isopen for a new season with public access for players. Henry Cussi returns as the pro, bringing experience from Rye and Brooklawn. his brother AL Quick is at Westogue Country Club Stratford. The nine hole course is in fair condition though work continues. several holes exceed 400 yards and a shed with club hooks has been added for players.

Beardsley Park Bridgeport Henry Cuisi Cussi Apanramia Rye New York Alwass Brooklawn AL Quick Gorty Weatogue Stratford The Ars

Worcester Boosters Edge Brascos In First Game Of Season

Worcester boosts five runs in the sixth inning as Gallaghan drives to left for a key triple and Connolly helps turn the tide. Attendance tops 4,090 at the new American Virg baseball park in Waterscay with Worcester winning 5 to 1 over Waterbury. Bennett earns the win while MeQuade takes the loss as Ennis and Petequin umpire.

Waterscay Con Worcester Tt Brasscos Roosters Gallaghan Lefieid Jean Fy Alee Orcester Roy Road Peer Jonasan Roy Laon Burke Sallagnan Conny Redman Bennett Wasner Ftiagee Rosser Waterbury Fittas Cosgrove Porter Agnor Ry Hargraves Armetrong Sb Romeay Rt Kahn Kahn Ly Bao Bagas Underhill Saea Cosetove Armatrank Callaghan Armatrone Willams Murray Burke Elbe Wisey Ruess & Worcester Bane Bai Quade Hite BeQua

Scores from Southern Association games

Memphis 2 Nashville Mobile 7 Atlanta 6 New Orleans 3 Little Rock 7 Chattanooga 3 Birmingham 3.

Memphis Nashville Mobile Atlanta New Orleans Little Rock Chattenooga Birmingham

Ruth Knocks Out Second Home Run

New York May 2 Ruth Ruth delivers a second home run in two days as the Yankees ride a five-hit sixth inning including three homers and two walks to pull ahead. Jones faltered in the sixth and the streak continued with strong fielding by Scot and Ward. Final score shows the Yankees leading 3-none.

ST. Louis Thureate Mailett St. Loui Teta Pelacht Weater E. Collins Dacksan Felsei jJourdan Risberg Insea Gexteon Tobhi Williams Jacobsen Severeid I 'Gurhein Leverette Burwell Vangllider P ' Saunders Fi Smith Shevlin Collings Th. Wiens Qaung Seaning Weaver Ff Collins Felseh Wes Wilkinson Doubtels Leibold Jourdany Goover Gedeon Tobin Chinage Su Loisey Levyerette Saunders le Hite Leveretts Buewell Vandilder Saunders Wilkinges Vangider Empires Owens Chij New York Jones Yankees Ruth Scot Ward Pe Ward Peckingpaigh Fis Lewis Prat Bodie Ruel Rooper McNally Tb Manosky Hendrix McInnish Scott Walters Dunate Hooper Pratt Pipp Boston Thormahien Thormah

Standings and results in the Eastern League games

Yesterday results show Bridgeport tied Springfield 4 to 6, Waterbury 1, New Haven 6, Hartford 3, Albany 4, Bittefield 0. Today’s schedule lists Hartford at New Haven, Springfield at Bridgeport, Margester at Waterbury, Pintefied at Albany.

Yeaterday Pesuite Bridgeport Springfield Trorcester Waterbury New Haven Hartford Albany Bittefield Sprinfield Argester

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