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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1924

Page

16

Giants Cleared by Judge Rally for Federal Probe Demand

The World Series atmosphere soured as Ban Johnson urged a federal probe into alleged crookedness while O'Connell renewed charges against Dolan and Giants teammates. Dolan denied wrongdoing, McGraw defended him, and Dreyfus leveled accusations of tampering, shocking Washington fans on the eve of a pivotal series.

Werses John A. Heydler National League Ajong Landis O'Connell Dolan Chicago Ban Johnson New York O’connell White Sox Liandis Frank Frisch George Kelley Ross Youngs Delan Lever Barney Dreyfus Pittsburgh Pie” Traynor Treynor Nold Dreytug Seeason Dreyfus Wandis John J. McGraw Giants McGraw Washington Traynor Washington Playera

Griffith Sorry Scandal Crept in Baseball Again

Washington leaders Clark Griffith and Bucky Harris responded to the major league bribery case with regret but confidence. They praised Judge Landis for a swift remedy, defended their players, and said Washington’s Senators would field Walter Johnson against the Giants as planned with the scandal out of mind.

Washington Clark Grimm Bucky” Harris Washington Senators Judge Landis Griffith Grifith Harris Giants Walter Johnson Brooklyn Phillies Boston Robins O'Connell Ruel Gowdy Livel Rue Benatora Joseph Perkinpaugh Senators Frisch Jackson Ike Harris Peck Prisch Azile Bancroft Kelly Innelders Bluese L'ndstrom Groh McNeely Siebold Ilaon Ross Young McGraw Goslin Wilson Meusel Rice Young National League Dreyfuss Pittsburgh Pirates Ban Johnson American League Sericea Griffith Stadium Internal Revenue Bureau Clark Griffith Ball Park Harrie Internal Revenue J Bureau Brreau

Ten Triple Plays in Major Leagues in 1923

Ten triple plays occurred across the major leagues in 1923, evenly split between the American and National Leagues. In the AL, Boston, New York, Washington, Cleveland, and Detroit recorded triple plays, with Dudley Lee notably involved in two. In the NL, St Louis, Chicago, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, and New York turned triples, including two against Pittsburgh and one against Brooklyn.

Red Sox Dudley Lee Senators Cleveland Yankees Browns Tigers Cardinals Pirates Phillies Harris Lee Boston Washington Dugan Pipp New York Shanks Gerber McMaenan Sisler Severeld St. Louis Chicago Rigney Jones Burke Detroit Bell Bottomley St . Louis Pittsburgh Ford Sand Hulks

Favorites Lose In Grand Circuit Racing Program

Columbus dispatch reports four Grand Circuit races and three stakes plus one Class THOS with favorites defeated. Arch City stake winner Sparitie failed to win any heat while Lapaloma won only first mile. Valley Day claimed second mile and Bessie McHloy took third heat. Marmaduke failed to win Ohio Citizens stake. Tommy Murphy’s Himma Dulen second. Half Mahone won Dispatch stake in straight heats. Laughter won heat but Peter A Montgomery captured the remaining heats. Arch City stake saw Bessia McKlyo, Valley Day, Sepaloma, Sparkle, Skeeter W. competing. note includes times and entrants.

Columbus Associated Press Arch City Sparitie Lapaloma Valley Day Bessie McHloy Cholee Marmaduke Ohio Citizens Tommy Murphy Himma Dulen Jimmie McKerron Dispatch Mahone Laughter Murphy Peter A. Montgomery Obie Citizens Whee Agg Etta Drulen Mtawah Marmafirke Bel Valentine Prince Bondaman the Bondsman Haldemar Beyette National San Francisco Gtobay Emma Harvester B. m the Harvester Cox Peter Peter the Greater McDevitt Todd Hart Bik Kentucky Todd H. Fleming Peter Montgomery Stoves Romohr Joe Hell Dora Rath Bessia McKlyo B. m Peter McKlyo Pan Dajo Walter Direct

Senators Defense Prospects Mesmerize in Giants Clash

Davis J. Walsh argues the Washington Senators show stronger defense than the New York Giants but predicts New York will capture the series. He cites pitching shifts, Marberry relief, Gowdy catching edge, and keystone pairing Harris and Perkinsaugh as pivotal, while noting Giants late-season improvement and Johnson’s duel with McGraw’s club.

Senators NEW York Davis J. Walsh Washington Senators New York Giants Giants Bentley Nehf McQuillan Barnea Johnson Washington Marberry Morridge Zachary McGraw Harris Will Johnson Mogridge

Church Bowling Leads Shared by St George and St John

The St George and St John teams are tied for first place in the Episcopal Inter-church bowling league after opening with three straight wins. Two teams share second place as standings list results and future outlook.

St. George St. John St. John St. George Christ Church Paul Calvary Trinity Bt. Michael Hardwick Chapin Cook

Giants Arrive as Washington Awaits Series Opener

Washington excitement rose over alleged bribery by two New York Giants amid the Senators Giants series opening preparations. Judge Landis and Heydler arrived, Griffith and Harris oversaw park work, temporary seats boosted Griffith Stadium capacity to 87 600, and Internal Revenue agents prepared to curb ticket scalping as fans filled streets and hotels ahead of a world series atmosphere.

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Allen to Fight Tommy Lawson in Waterbury Semi Final

Johnny Red Allen, after his ten round war with Bridie Corbett at the Casino, is matched to fight Tommy Lawson in the Waterbury semi final on October 14. Allen has begun training at the Acorn club.

Johnny Red Allen Bridie Corbett Tommy Lawson Waterbury Allen Acorn Club

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