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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1923
Page
22
Springfield edged Gene McCann's Americans in ten innings as Simpson and Damrau hit homers for the Pony team. Slim pitching and heavy hitting produced 34 hits with Springfield collecting two homers and several extra-base plays while Damrau and Simpson led the offense.
In a fragmented note, teams including Hosta U4 Middiebar Italy Grogs 5 and Villanova Michigan 6 are listed alongside Notre Dame 5. The text shows incomplete scores and partner names, suggesting a sparse standings snippet from an American Association event with unclear results.
The Manufacturers' League held a meeting of club managers at Welfare Building, planning for the season. A nominating committee was named and the next gathering scheduled for Thursday night, with bids and duties outlined for the upcoming activities.
Boston wins 1 to 0 in 18 innings over Brooklyn as Marquard starts, Southworth walks, Nixon sac, Henry runs, and McInnis delivers the lone run after a late single and a throw, with Smith and Ruether exchanging blows on the mound.
In Pittsfield on May 4 New Haven defeated Pittsfield 4 to 8. Osborn doubled, Gagron singled, and Withrow sacrificed to produce the winning run in the ninth inning. The Profs rallied as Osborn, Gagron, and Withrow contributed key plays.
May 4. Cleveland defeats St Louis 9 to 5 as Ken Williams belts his fourth homer of the season driving in two runs. Durst also homered and Speaker hit the season’s first at Cleveland. The Browns' attack, aided by timely hits and strong pitching, tops the Cardinals with Williams and Durst leading the ledger.
World heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey will receive 300000 for risking his title against Tom Gibbons in a July fourth bout at Shelby, Montana. Manager Jack Kearns to get 100000 cash as first instalment, with signing of the match articles imminent.
Local church league play begins with limited attendance as teams in the area prepare for a modest opening. Officials note cautious optimism and urge community support while games proceed in a restrained environment.
Jackson Stars defeated the Westerns in a feature game with standout performances by key players. The match showcased strong pitching and timely hitting as Jackson took an early lead and held on to secure the win.
Chicago pitcher Red Faber blanked Detroit Clan 4-0 in the May 4 series opener. Francis Wildness powered Chicago with timely hits while Patsy, noted as Red Paher, delivered a strong pitching performance in his first win after six tries.
Slugger Bambino and Galloway sustain minor injuries as the Yankees drop the game in extra innings. Joy Smith, manager of Lou Bogash, cites boxing turmoil and says his bout is off, planning to leave for Adventawn with unclear return. The Boxing Commission orders Bogash to face Jimmy Karey on May 14, which Smith may ignore.
Pittsburgh defeats Cincinnati 11 to 6 as Grimm extends his safe-hitting streak to seventeen games. Pirates pounded four pitchers, keeping their home record unbeaten at five wins. In Philadelphia, late rallies erase the Mets at New York in ten innings. McGowen’s homer and a go-ahead single drive the win. Ruth injures left arm on a board fence scramble. Galloway also hurt attempting a triple.
Bridgeport High meets New Haven in a track meet at Seasive park this afternoon. The Red and Black hope to rebound after a point loss, facing sprinters and field event specialists from New Haven led by Ler Whelan Donkullian Carley and McTighe. The meet opens at 2 30 with field events, relays, and sprints, featuring high jump long jump and various distance runs as both teams seek top placements.
Local sports notes indicate Locals 10 will face Hillies tomorrow. Budding schedule shows Pittsfield and the Bugle visitors in upcoming weeks with Bridgeport at Worcester on Friday and Saturday.
Louis Quigley, former Hilltop captain, will compete for Connecticut Aggies as the CCC team meets the Massachusetts Aggies in the annual cinder path sports meet this afternoon. He races in the 100 and 220 yard dashes wearing the Connecticut Aggies colors and is favored in the 100.
Berkshire and Lenox A C teams face off tomorrow at Seaside Park on Diamond 7. Pitcher Herb is slated to start for Berkshire while Celgan Av DoM will handle mound duties for Lenox in an evenly matched game.
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