Brooklyn Beats Bentley in First Season Win
Brooklyn drives to a seventh inning rally to beat New York 7 to 5. Gritly and Prisch spark the offense with walks and timely hits as Barnes and Grimes contribute on the mound and in defense.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1923
Page
9
Brooklyn drives to a seventh inning rally to beat New York 7 to 5. Gritly and Prisch spark the offense with walks and timely hits as Barnes and Grimes contribute on the mound and in defense.
Congress High meets Stratford High at Stratford after a postponed earlier date. Stratford aims to rebound after travel wins and aims to test the Blue and White crew, while Congress seeks to capitalize on strong preparation and recent success against smaller opponents.
Alexander Alison Jr was yesterday elected track captain of Hamilton College. A two season performer and key contributor to the team's victories, he specializes as a quarter mile runner and is a rising leader for the squad.
In the first game of the series the Cardinals edged Cincinnati 5 to 4 in ten innings. The scoring shifted into the eighth and tenth frames as Mann advanced to third on Pinelli's play and Hone or Smith drove in runs for the visitors, but the Cardinals tallied the decisive two runs in the final frame.
Boston May 23 Philadelphia took both games of double header from Boston today 6 to 4 and ? Sloppy fielding behind McNamara Fillingim and Gerewieh were main factors in Philadelphia's win The visitors fielding was brilliant with a dropped foul by Wilson their only error Weinert allowed 19 hits Geanechem struggled in relief getting hammered by Uren
A fragmentary prose feature blends sporting triumphs with cautionary reflections on sacrifice and success. It contrasts Firpo and De Forrest with praise and critique, hints at box and football lore, and surveys a Philadelphia Boston game scene alongside era-era sports commentary.
Rosebud Colts defeat Fielders Parochial League teams in a today game. Sokol Rosebud Cotte led a tether win with standout play as the Colts dominated the Fielders. Two Parochial League games planned to decide standings, with St Joseph’s and St Micheal’s-Yellow MEL matchups shaping the race.
Yale faces Princeton in the 56th annual game with both teams steeped in early college baseball history. The article recalls pioneers of the game and lists notable players from Yale and Princeton, highlighting long-standing rivalry and the era’s developing collegiate athletics.
The piece recalls long battles and dwindling morale after years of defeat. It praises Mack, a resilient figure, and hints at a comeback in the face of tough obstacles, with references to baseball pride and enduring effort through harsh conditions.
Holy Cross College nite marks a strong season with the strongest defensive record in the East. The Purple pieces lost only one game and sustain notable stat-outs. the season includes players drawing big league offers and a dean’s recommendation list featuring rivals like Randolph Macon and Yale.
A garbled sports note references Yankees reserve depth and bench players like Pip. Wares Seuti and McNatly, with unclear details on who might start or sit. A new coach, Robert H. Meyant, is named as Maine’s graduate athletics manager and Kanals Wes is noted in a positional context.
Joie Ray competes in New York tomorrow aiming for faster marks at Vanier Stadium. The feature mile race includes rivals like Walter Higgins and Walter Sliggins, with other events spotlighting a quarter and half mile as he seeks to push near record pace.
The Alpine baseball club with four straight wins will meet the Park City Giants tomorrow afternoon at Yellow Mail Park at 3 o'clock. Buckley will start for the Alpines with Vasitin Kashi wo likely behind the plate and Doe Co hen in from New York to occupy the initial sack.
Boston area scouts pursue Boston College stars Frank Wilson and Nadie Phillips as major leagues show strong interest. Wilson, hitting over .300, headlines offers from Cubs, Red Sox and Braves. Phillips, catcher, also eyed by Cubs and Braves after fall discussions. Other Boston College players like Jimmy Welly and Charney Farrell attract attention as scouts watch Eagles in Heights games.
Mickey Travers meets Wagner in a scheduled feature bout at the Armare House venue on Tuesday night. Travers, a rising welterweight from Nei Hayes, has defeated contenders including Paluso and Merman, as he seeks a significant win in a crowded undercard lineup.
Albany beat New Haven 44 to 10 in a strange game marked by wild pitching and big hits. Bowman's home run, triple and two doubles highlighted Albany’s 11 inning rally, while New Haven led until the eighth before relief pitching faltered.
In a standings fragment eight teams compete with Room Nine leading the league at three wins and no defeats. Room 12 and Room 7 share second place with two wins and one defeat, while other teams include Room 18 and Room 19 as part of a tight race toward the possible league winner, who may face Bridger Tightener Class League victor.
Seniors and Sophomeares clash on the baseball diamond as the world featherweight title contenders Criqui of France and Kilbane of Cleveland prepare for a 15 round bout in New York. Promoter Tom Rourke leads the event, billed as a landmark meeting of great littling men in sport. (Continued on Page Seventeen)
Dempsey spent the afternoon reading while a peaceful scene surrounded him at the camp. Tom Iray Watls, Mant, and others observed as Gibbons and Keane prepared for exhibitions and possible Canada dates. Trainers expect Gibbons to travel to Shelby and Saint Paul if Canada dates are canceled, while Dempsey eyes a strong showing and plans advance with training visits and press access.
Fred Merkle of Rochester remains the top batter in the International League with a 4¢u mark over twenty seven games. His closest rival is Barnes, also of Rochester, with 41L through seventeen games, while Merkle has fifty hits. The notice invites arranging a game for Meniera and Sunday and lists Veterans of various clubs and contacts for scheduling.
Reddy leads BOC and captain Abw as Mag Peak Watch of Ama as the college team plays today. The report notes key figures and upcoming events with emphasis on leadership roles.
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