Malone and Bogash Battle Tonight in Bridgeport
Bridgeport hosts the greatest middleweight bout in local memory as Jock Malone faces Lou Bogash at State Street Arena in a clash for possible Greb title contention. Promoters expect a larger crowd than the prior May fight, with preliminaries featuring Petite vs Prato and Mason vs Dorsey among several eight and four round affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baila Fm
Bridgeport
Willies
State Street
Jock Malone
Lou Bogash
Y. MM. SA
Rogash
V.j Moh. A
Goa
Aig Stanis
Red Auton
Tx Mpauner
Jock
St.Paul
Bogash
Foston
Jack
Malone
Mgv
Cercain
Ranight
Soutagash
Wew York
Trauin
Jimimy Miller
Matore
Sterday
Greb
Nick Petite
North End
Jimmy Prato
New Haven
Wno
Conde- Mack
Roto
Ham ‘Mand
Ate
Chick McCormack
Nauga
Apek
Petite
Johnny Mason
Nick Dorsey
Cliff Heathcote Reinstated After Suspension
Cliff Heathcote of the Chicago Cubs is reinstated after a suspension for the season. The action by National League President John A. Heydler cites Heathcote’s first offence and his apology to league officials following a May altercation during a game at Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cum Iesthcote
Outfelder
Chicago Cubs
Ampire Moran
Chicago
John A. Geydler
National League
Heydler
Xecut
Actio
Neale scores twice in Yale Varsity scrimmage
Yale Varsity edged the scrub team in a Bowl scrimmage as Neale ran for two touchdowns including one after a series of plays by Stevens and Bench. Murphy added a field goal and Neale kicked two extra goals late, with Richeson injured and Mallory possibly starting Saturday’s opener versus North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havien
Neale
Yale
North Carpelina
Weale
Stevens
Bench
Richeson
Ruggell Murphy
Bingham
Miller
Esselstyn
Norris
Lovejoy
Laman
Hart
Murphy
Varsity
Scruhs
Mallory
Yale Faces Uncertainty Over Milstead Eligibility
Yale grapples with Milstead eligibility as Tad Jones era teeters amid last year freshmen being ruled ineligible. The 260 pound transfer from Wabash drew attention for his all around play and stirred coaching intrigue as Milstead seeks a place on the Bulldog squad. In Columbus the same day, Arthur Young, a semi pro infielder from Dothan Alabama and brother of Pie Teagnor, signed with a local American Association club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Tad Jones
Mus
Hllinstead
Wabash
Columbus
Arthur Young
Dothan
Alabaima
Pie ‘Teagnor
Pittsburgh Pirates
Ruether Secures 15th Win as Braves Defeat Ends
Boston faced Ruether who tied his season win total at 15 with a victory over the Braves. Mourah contributed with a hit and Melanis handled first base as the game produced the lone notable features. The Brooklyn club could receive a $1,000 bonus for reaching the milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruether
Braves
Boston
Brooklyn
Mourah
Melanis
Firs
Governor Starts Race at Danbury in Opening Meet
Governor Charles A tf and officials attended the Danbury race meet opening. The program featured multiple trots and pacing events with purses noted, including entries such as Pepperich, Lynn Kohl, and Elly Biggs. Runners and handlers listed for several heats, with times and placements partially recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danabury
Crovernor Charles
Danny Blair
Proseam
Spencer
Parnham to Pitch Orioles Open Against Senators in Hartford
Rube Parnham slated to start for Baltimore in opening game against the Washington Senators at Clarkin Field in Hartford Friday. Management weighs Parnham a top minor league pitcher with twenty straight wins this season. Canavan Swaney or Winters possible in relief. pitching decisions hinge on workouts and practice outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rube Parnham
Baltimore
Senators
Letty’ Groves
Hartford
Parnham
Yankees
Hugmen
Graves
Giants
Cthief Bender
Oriole
Aney
Canavan
Swaney
Paddy O'Connors
Paddy
Jess Winters
Ip Sloan
Feaq
International
Texdin
Mn Easay
STRETCH MORAN TOSSES FOR HALLS IN FAIRFIELD SERIES
Oct. 8. Stretch Moran will twirl for the Hall County American Legion baseball team in the Fairfield series opener against Paddy Lavery's visiting unit. Officials hope the weather allows the series to proceed without further postponements. The home side is favored by many fans who recall the last win, while others credit luck and argue the Hallers could have won otherwise. The series generates much speculation as the teams appear evenly matched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stretch Moran
Paddy Lavery
Fairfield Tigers Set To Open Season At Stamford
Fairfield travels to Stamford Sunday to meet the All Stamfords in a game billed as a fast, hard opening matchup. Fans plan to travel in a group as anticipation runs high for football this year amid rumors of few home games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pairiclisld
Tigers
All Stamfords
Stanford
Tanas
Progr
tSpecial Jm
Alfred Winsor Returns as Harvard Hockey Coach
Alfred Winsor, founder of Harvard's hockey system, is named head coach for the coming season at Harvard. He will coach without pay, having volunteered until a younger man could be found. Winsor played in 1901, captained in 1902, and led coaching from 1903 to 1917 before Claflin took over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Alfred Winsor
fHvard
Harvard
Winsor
William
HT. Claflin, Jr
Claflin
Indians Clout Kolp Hard To Beat Browns 9 to 2
Cleveland wins 9 to 2 at St Louis as Summa hits a fourth inning homer with bases loaded. O'Neill Uhle and Jamieson supported the rally in a decisive game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indians
Kolp
Browns
ST. Louis
Cleveland H
Summa
Fence
O'Neill
Uhle
Jamieson
Cleveland, Ab
Summart
Sewell Ss
Wamby
Lutzke
Knode
Rice
Kolp Jy
Cleveland
Tobin
Speak Williams
Phree
Sewell
Sunima
Speaker
Olson
Collins
Uhie
Knip
Moriarly
Ormsby
Remkus Attends State Vocational League Meeting
A meeting of the State School Vocational Athletic league will be held at the New Veade school this morning to elect officers for the coming year and draft the fall and winter sports program. Charles H. Remkeus, councilor at the focal school, will represent Bridgeport. Minutes, treasurer's report, committee reports, and drafting of schedules are on the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ate School
Veade
Clle
Charles H. Remkeus
Couc
Focal School
Bridgeport
Mer
Cleetten
Aftigers
Graphophone Star Leads Clean Sweep In Softball Victory
Graphophone star Kovns topped the box with a single of 134 and total 334 as the Graphophone team swept the final series. Athletics defeated Washington 12 to 8, rookie pitcher wild with six walks in the second inning. In other league action, Remington Army rolled three wins over Singer, Maxwell Manning & Moore took two of three from Hubbell, Columbia Graphophone won two of three from American Title, and General Electric also won two of three from Bassicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graphophone Star
Philadelphia
Phladelphia
Lub
Senators
Factory
Molland
Remington Army
Singer
vThe Maxwell, Manning & Moore
Hubbell
Columbia Graphophone
General Electric
Bassicks
Kovns
Zjlectric
Harvey Hubbell
Porcenia
Taylor H
Manning & Buckley
Palmer
Brooks
Ee Bedell
New Haven Blues Manager Apologizes for Disgraceful Incident
Mike Dfealey received a letter from New Haven Blues manager Max Coden apologizing for a disgraceful incident in Bridgeport. The manager says none of the guilty parties are Blues members and pledges investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Dfealey
New Haven Blues
New Thaiver
Ort
Blues, Club
Bronkie to Lead Waterbury in 1924 Season Return
Waterbury club president Weisman announced plans to name a manager for the 1924 season within weeks. It is believed former manager Herman Bronkie of Manchester, who led the team this season, will be retained. Weisman and Tie will travel to Boston to discuss business with Red Sox owners as Bob Quinn lands two players for next year, including a shortstop from a Michigan college with big league interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Drum
Hartford Briday
Saturdy Clarkin Piel
New Haven
Baltimore
Orioles
Kingbirds
Oriole
Clarkin
Parnham
Pitc
Waterbury
Flerman J. Weeman
Fonsas
Herman Bronkie
Manchester
Brankis
Tie
Weisman
Boston
Red Sox
Bob Quinn
Hag
Shortston
Michigan
Big Lea
Also Mentioned on This Page
Detroit
St Philadelphia
Tyan
James
Urvek
Onn-Caine
Bo New York
Betvols
Philiphia Sl
Toston
Guames
Chickston
Wembington
St. Lou
Hilidelphia
We Kk
New York
Cincinnati
Giel
Pittsburg
See
St Taouis
Jay
Iris
Briggs
Nalila
Cliff Heathcote
Tate
American Association
Su Paul
Indiana Pois
Milwaukee A
Loleto
Milwaukee
Toledo
Kansas
Bulldog Varsity
Milstead
Bulldog
Sign Trayor
Rodmne
Balley
Johnston
B. Griffith
Pournter
Neis
T. Griffith
Alnsmith
Oy Olson
A Rueber
Ford
R. Smith
Gibson
Marquard
Ilingin
Hernan
Oeschger
Padgett
Fournier
Bail
Southworth Boeckel
Sacrificesa
Bailey
McInnis
Rusther
Strout
Narquara
Fillingim
Muar
Marquart
Danbury
Hest Himes
Ebehuni
Maniissa
Bobo
Shearer
Elly Biggs
X Be
Zella Mates
Goldsmith
Miss Rice
Dick Poster
Bell
Eliot
Anna
Brooke
Cornwall
Dudley Watts, Bh
Moshier
Ben Bergin
Bing Massa, Br
H (Campbell
Torrington
Holy Gross Star
Mike Fleary
Gombine
Gene Cummings
Holy Cross
Dartford
Bridgeport Torrington Callahan Agsevidh Re
Humophrica
Broadley Sarog
le Bjora
Legion Against Halls
Fairfield Tigers
Stamford
Remkus
Athletics
Washington
el Po Smith
Io Murray
Foslin
Hicert
Judge Ib
Uoy Fuel Co
Hargrave
Harris
Peck
Warmouth P
Gwimenskip
Pidlaiet Ia. x Ab
Po Aker
Curt
Perkins
Jdtale
Bhiuser
Welch
Galloway
Meeker Poer
Tugel
Aerrig
Mileler
Ler
Walker
Peele
Adelphia
Bate
Uff Roe
Rnmouth
Monicker
Hby Rau
Warmouth
Meeker
Hutsart Roe
Wrmouth
Ochmenski
Roe
Evangs
Nalin ‘Nime
Columbia Gaphophone
Leo
Kernan
Kovars
Stirks Si
Sterback
American
Sush Sa
Graham
Guneral
Ric
Wkerna
Dsus Lumbery
Hoeadford
Demery
Max Coden
Casing
Noble 1471
Bronkie
Pilot Waterbury
Paris
A.stein & Company
Newspapnei In
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!