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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1926

Page

24

Yanks Create Unusual Record in Homers in Victory

New York, May 19 AP Four home runs powered the Yankees to a 6 2 win over the St Louis Browns. Ruth hit his 18th homer and Meusel and Combs also connected. It marked the eighth straight Yankee victory and a club record of 35 homers in 31 games. Ruth and Williams led the hitting with two base hits each.

New York Baba Ruth Yankees St. Loui S Browns New Yorkers Ruth Zachary Koenig Gehrig Bass Tiy Mth Ballou Meusel Combs Gerber Achary Durst GH O DO Williams Rice Sister Collins Melillo McManus St. Louia Hoyt

Sons of Outstanding Americans on Yale Crews

New Haven May 19 More sons of notable Americans, including Yale graduates, join Yale crews this year. Howard Thayer Kingsbury Jr son of a Yale graduate leader and scholarship student. dronn Hay Whitney son of Payne Whitney. Henry Codman Potter grandson of Bishop Potter and Yale alum. Ralph Payne Jr son of a late writer on the freshman beat. The article notes connections to the Rockefeller and Beecher families and several interclass crews racing Harvard and Olympic ties.

New Haven Yale Howard Thayer Kingsbury, Jr New York Young Kingsbury Groton Yale Alumni Weekly Rostand Richard Mansfield Dronn Hay Whitney Payne Whitney William C. Whitney Cleveland John Hay Roosevelt Henry Codman Potter Bishop Potter Alonzo Potter Young Payne Ralph Payne, Jr George Brewster Ben Brewster Freghman Harvard Thames Adirondacks Young Brewster Benjamin Brewster Standard Oil Company Rockefeller Stillman Rockefeller Godfrey Rockefeller John Sterling Rockefeller Housatonic Edward H. Harrimann Averell Rowland Samuel Armstrong Scoville Wiliam Scoville Beecher Henry Ward Beecher General Armstrot Hampton Institute Scoville Hotchkiss School Lakeville EL. R. Wardwell Allen Wardwell New York City J. L High Shirley High Chicago William C. Moore William A. Moore

Racing Results and Entries From a Crowded Card

A long form racing meet reports seven races with six furlong to one mile paths. Notable entries include Golden Lynn, Finnelly, Dusty Mary, Chittagong, Scampaway, King Nadi, Arcady, Pante and Sterlane among many others with times, payouts and finishers listed. Also ran notes cover multiple horses and entry IDs across the seven races.

Former batboy of Bob Meusel becomes player

New York May 19 Bob Meusel was found in the Yankee clubhouse studying a sporting paper’s pox scores and averages. He favors Jimmy Reese, former batboy and mascot, now Oakland second baseman who played 136 games last year and hit .248. Meusel, stationed at a submarine base in Southern California, cherishes Reese’s progress and calls him an aide de camp.

New York Bob Mengel Yankee Bob Jimmy Reese Oakland Mouse Reese Mengel Kat Meusel California San Pedro Then & Newsboy Jis Mr. Meusel

Embargo Wins Irish Two Thousand Stakes at Curragh

The Maharaja of Tagpipta's Embargo won the Irish two thousand guineas stakes at Curragh on May 19, with F. W. Moreley's Johnson son taking second and Mrs. MacKean's Silver Lark finishing third in the ten furlong race.

Curragh Ireland Ttagpipta F. W. Moreley Johnson Mrs. MacKean

Progress of colleges praised for javelin by Harvard coach

Cambridge May 19 AP Harvard field coach Janks Mikola la praises American colleges for javelin progress. He notes Yale’s C H Storrs at 199 ft 1 in, compares to Olympic mark 216 ft 9 3 4 in by Finland's Jonas Myyrä in 1920. He predicts U S leading by 1928 and discusses early history and coastal training advantages.

Cambridge Mass Janks Mikkola Harvard C. H. Storrs Yale Jonas Myyra Finland United States America Oberst Pacific Coast College Eddie Blach Layden Maine

College Baseball Scores From Regional Matches

Springfield College defeated Connecticut Agricultural College 18 to 6 in a series of college baseball results. Other scores include Lawrence over Amherst 15 to 4, Holy Cross over Army 6 to 5, Rhode Island 3, Brown 2, Catholic University 6, Providence College 1, Princeton 1, Penn State 4, Maine 2, Bowdoin 1, Yale 15, Boston University 12, Harran 2, Bates 1, and Quantico Marines 4, New Hampshire 1.

Springfield College Conn Agricultural College Lawrence Amherst Holy Cross Army Rhode Island Brown Catholic University Providence College Princeton Penn State Maine Bowdoin Wesleyan MoMase Yale Boston University Harram Bates Quantico Marines New Hampshire

Jack Quinn Remains A Remarkable Figure At 41

By Robert L. Ripley, a baseball note highlights Jack Quinn’s career. Quinn, born John Pincus in Hazelton, Pennsylvania on July 6, 1885, ended a six start stretch without a win, his twenty seventh season on the mound. He has pitched for thirteen teams across ten leagues, remaining a durable pitcher despite age debates.

Jack Quinn Quinn Jack Quinn John Quinn Pincus Hazelton Pennsylvania Old Jack

Race card notes for seven events including maiden fillies and allowances

The page lists horses and weights for multiple races at five furlongs to one mile sixteenth. It includes two year old maidens with purses around 1200, three year olds and up with purses near 1200, allowances, and claiming races. Notable entries include Monte Rosa, Grand King, Water Wing, and xWater Wing among others, with various weights and acceptances for x marked horses.

Upward Hank's Son Andes Whipaaw Hatton Spice Bagh Ioy Taylor Time Jake Feld Marquesite Gilflower Shady Brook Clamore Sterlane Yates Supervisor Donahue Zanvibar Mulhall Libra Plow! Steel Miya Liberty Flower of Eden Hattle Dent Sevintil Anc Jackson Misa Caithaili Horn Lady Barrett Bonahue Alsi Llaxey Mae Tooters Mary Kinkead Blabbermouth xClarice xPani Romant Indianapolis Monte Rosa xBourbon Girl Majoe Pretty Run Wood Nymph xErna Mae Raging Lady Miss Chiniquy xMandelette Sophronia Fair xOurida Lady Monte Lady Pennant xCarrie Bell Phelma O xBootsle xMy Destiny Resourceful xSun Rajah Brier Hill Pretty Politician xBelzoni xEmancipation xBother vElias O xTalequa X Minstrel Boy xBlarney Stone Sporty McGee xBlack xKager Royal Jalian Darringer Sport Mantonian Prince of Walms Ali Baba Zeputation Burke’s Boy Roy Omar Asinia King Calin Alleghan Corinth Military

Jamaica Entries Highlight Six Furlong Sprint Card

Race names list claiming and handicap class entries for Jamaica with multiple horses and weights across five races. Key contenders include Gareth 113, Frigate 127, Wild Aster 127, Lord Bacon 142, and Repulse 128 in the first three races, plus a six furlong maiden and a sixteenth mile feature with numerous entry names and weights.

Gareth Widdlesticks Commissioner Canil Tanetta Frigate Byway John Wildlane Hot Time Sand Hills xLonesome Repulse Julia Lord Bacon Red Pennant Michael B Lady Rugian Rodeo Germaine Chanvelet Jim Crow Focuth Watta Crystallite Anaitis xTer Tray Insulate Sange xSabina Velcro Wetter Times Camila Dignity Vulcain Park Theodore

Panic pays off as Louisville features on the track card

Louisville added emphasis with a long shot win as Panic paid over 50 to 1 in the six furlong race. In Bonds placed second and a Mayfair third. King Nadi led the Louisvile feature at six furlongs with Arcad second and Leiter third. Laverne Fator steered Sanford to victory in the Morrimack handicap at Jamaica in 1 43. Tarle Sande rode Bou Chaib to second and Laine to third.

New York Louisville Bonds Mayfair Louisvie King Nadi Arcad Lee Ter Laverne Fator Sanford

Moths Threaten Summer Garments Care and Storage Tips

A guide on preventing moth damage to woolen clothes as seasons change. Advices include thorough cleaning, sunlight exposure, careful folding, wrapping in newspaper or boxes, sealing packages, and using moth protectants. For valuable furs, cold storage offers the safest protection.

Stray Stories Recounts an Afternoon Confrontation

A couple argues over handling visitors as one cites a splitting headache. The other refuses to oust them, suggesting the plan be carried out in a different room instead. The scene centers on domestic tension and evasive actions.

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