Major League recalls hit Bridgeport hard in 1923 draft
Eastern League buyers and majors clash as Springfield meeting plans to rate up for trades. Key Bridgeport players sent to Brooklyn and Washington join a long list recalled by the majors. Names include Dick Lotvas from Bridgeport and Wally Simpson from Springfield among others.
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Springfield
Dan ‘O'Neill
Ehip
China
Peaiaa
Dsiguo
Ruiil
Naxiern
Drinft
Dick Lotvas
Bridgeport
Brooklyn
Wally Simpson
Rich King
Thay Joyce New Haven
Washington
Bridgeeporters
Wankiavanie
Yovkers
Billy Mullen
Arenee Brown
Charley Woode
Arhiletics
George Abrams
Cincinnati
Pittsburch
Fromville
E. F. Pearton
John TE. Wright
Hazen’ Cuyler
Pearin
Lewis
John Weight
Flint
Orseeheer
Ralph J. Michaels
Waetford
E. Arnold Stone
Willamsport
Arthur Johnson
Dudley Moule
Roydon Leavitt
Harold Pulchler
Harry Schwab
Neshville
Atlanta
Myrles Brown
Omaha
Goorss Booh-ner
Wichita
Clarence Yonnard
Har D
William Anderson
Worcester
Willan Me
Bagwell
E. Garland Broxton
Edw. T. Cousineau
L. K. Gallagher
John J. Roser
Memphis
Bender and Styles Suspended by Club Owner Dunn
Baltimore October 23 The indefinite suspension of pitcher Ghiod Gender and catcher Lena Styles of the Baltimore club was announced by Jack Dunn managing owner of the Orioles They were suspended for conduct at a banquet after a game with Kansas City and Baltimore supporters in the city This ruling bars them from entering local grounds.
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Baltimore
Lena Stytes
Balythnore
Jack Pynn
Orlales
Dunn
Kansas City
Lilitimare
Duin
Hartford Expects Veteran Team Next Year
Hartford heads into next season with a veteran build, aiming to keep the pennant winner form. Key questions include whether Jon Gehrig will be with Hartford or shipped elsewhere, and if Stautter, Winters, and others will return or be replaced by new sticks. Owner Clarkin signals a repeat title if remaining players falter, implying new signings as needed.
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Hartford
Alter Eod
Baltimore
Paddy O'Connor
Jon Gehrig
Gehrig
Yank Kees
Haurl
Hopmen
Jon Schultz
Senate
St. Louis
Ad Stautter
Stautter
Chicago Cubs
Jess Winters
Phillies
Hig Stead
Jim Cin
Clarkin
Cornell Hopes To Regain Lost Running Honors
Cornell seeks to rebound after a seventh place finish last year as Coach Monkley builds a stronger cross country squad led by Edward G. Kirby. The 1923 lineup includes H. C. Binich, J. A. Rauch, M. St. Ball, and others aiming to challenge Dartmouth, Columbia, Penn, and the intercollegiates in New York on November 27.
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Cornell
New York
Jaci Morkley
Acc Cmd
Licely
Ovens
Yerson
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Edward G. Kirby
Franklin Field
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Vere Winganly
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Bullen
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Glick
H.C Binich
Xear
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Lm. St. Ball
F. FE. Smith
J. A Rauch
Vy Py Bornart
Beeldex
Dartmouth
Hanover
Columbia
Penn
New Yorks
Nominating Officers for Amateur Hockey Association
Pittsburgh candidate list for annual meeting in Cleveland Ohio outlines the slate for president and executive committee. Roy P. Schavey of Pittsburgh and Dr Raynham Townsend of New Haven Conn join Ak Wie as nominees with Maddock opposing for president. Five dollar candidate forms indicate formalities for the election process.
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Pittsburgh
United States Amateur Hockey Association
Cleveland
Arango
Maddock
Harvard Prep for Game with Dartmouth Teain
Harvard prepares to meet Dartmouth as the Crimson close the first half of the season. Dartmouth is seen as a dangerous foe while Harvard weighs injuries and lineup questions including backs Kernan, Jenkins, Coburn and Carter. The piece notes key players, positions, and the upcoming schedule through Yale.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Dartmouth
Tufts
New Jersey
Princeton
Brown
Yale
Eddie Casey
Oroard
Crimson
Diting Lee
Dack Hammont
Percy Jenkins
Jess Manley
Will Coburn
Siewen
Nat Howe
Jenkins
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Carmen
Karl Prattinson
New Hampshire
Capitan
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Jorkman
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Charley Calder
Larry Leavitt
Secce
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Kernan
Hebter
Geng Danlet
Middlebury
Ruaid
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Unter
Buck
Ken Hill
Lew Gordon
Ted Crosby
Jim Comba
Princeton Nine to Play 28 Games Schedule Errata
Princeton announces a 28 game baseball schedule with matches against Bowdoin Williams College Wesleyan Colgate Cornell New York University Williams Lawrenceville Pennsylvania Harvard Harvard Yale Fordham and others. The list includes dates across April and May with Harvard Yale and the Harvard Yale series noted.
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Qubeerincatan
Rentyre Oquanes
Bowdain
Bowdoin
Willy Nova
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Jaluyetter
Veremont
Columba
New York
Antherss
Brown
Colgate
Cornel
New York University
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Wiliams
Lawrenceville
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Holy Cross
Harvard
Cambridge
Tehigh
Marvard
Fordham
Uriot Boston
Nowaskay
Vestit
Cotrubias
ALOE
Yale
York City
Zev and My Own to Meet in Latonia Special
Latonia hosts a fall classic on November 3 featuring Zev and My Own, with Rear Admiral Grayson’s horse also entered in a Kentucky Derby era stake. Latonia officials confirmed the lineup and plans, while British star Papyrus returns home after a grueling voyage and a disappointing race season abroad.
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Zev
Latonia
Gotham Moguls Refuse to Lift Ban on Joe Lynch
The New York State Athletic Commission refused to lift bantamweight champion Joe Lynch's suspension after a bout with Chicago’s Joe Burman. Officials cited injuries and regulatory findings, leaving Lynch banned and title status unresolved amid a controversial sequence of events and a disputed rematch potential.
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Gotham
Joe Lynch
New York
Chicagoan
Lynch
Agues
Romm
Ahe Goldstein
Turnian
President Coolidge Eyes Schooner Races International Fishermen
President Coolidge expresses interest in the International Fishermen’s race at Halil month. Telegram from Lufkin secretary Wilfred Wi Lufisis notes official communication and best wishes for participants and a hoped public display of seamanship.
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Leoston
Lennar
Coolidge
Wilfred Wi Lufisis
Bastion
Lufkin Rey Giougester
Bushnell
Halil
Unclear racing deal highlights New York turf tale
Fragmentary OCR describes a horse trading record in New York involving Frank Fa and a yearling by High Rush Box. Mentions Tar close to recomplice and a Colonel ThE Chim, with figures seemingly around no and a rough yearly total. Readers should note the text is garbled.
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New York
Frank Fawe
Wi Urather
Savazen
Vyameechilt
the Chim
Jarrell
Koe
Syracuse Hoping to Be Undefeated on Grid This Year
Syracuse and Pittsburg battled to a scoreless start as both teams showed strong defenses and limited offense. Star players MacRae Bowman and Meehan shone on offense with key tackles and bruising runs, while Bowman was projected to miss Penn State next week due to an injury.
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Critica
Yankee Stadium
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Peng
Noot
Aye
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ePop
Wasner
Chick Meehsn
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Jima Foley
Ruby
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Rockal Meehan
Aine
Syracuses
Warners Sun
Baek
Meleker
Hvieyor
Gabason
Syracuse
Spriesfield
Archbold
Mane
Umit
Ayail
Wasie
New York
Eridiron
Sy Euan
Syray
Dogy
Shade-Wes Boxers Clash in Welterweight Bout
Deva Shae and Hilly Wella Enige are set to box Friday in a welterweight clash at Carded Shi. Both fighters carry recent winning forms and will weigh in at 147 pounds. The bout follows several West Coast tests and aims to crown the best man in the welterweight division.
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Deva Shae
Hilly Wella Enigeland
Lowi
Dave Shade
New York
Boston
Gee Arranges 36 Rounds For Opening Card At Armory
Matchmaker Jack McGee of the new Armory Boxing Association has completed tall card for the first bouts of the year to be staged by the Conn. National Guard at the State Armory on Monday. The program includes four bouts for a total of 36 rounds unless knockouts cut the counts short. Montreal va Toby Young Montreal meets Young Luby in the 12 round star bout. Jim Bones fights Kid Murphy in Yonkers tomorrow and Stamford’s Willie Angelo meets Steve Smith in the second ten rounder. The opening four round bout pairs Kid Rodgers vs Kid Mercer. Tickets for the show were placed for sale by Captain Richardson yesterday with expectations of a record indoor crowd.
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Jack McGee
New Armory Boxing Association
Conn. National Guard
State Armory
Montreal
Toby
New York
Jay Lynch
Young Luby
West End
Luby
Jim Bones
Yonkers
Young Mulligan
Kid Murphy
Smith
Angello
Steve Smith
Kid Mercer
Captain Richardson
My Own and My Dear to Clash in $20,000 Race
Admiral Cary Grayson will sponsor a weight for age mile and a half event at Pineo on November 10 featuring My Own and his full sister My Dear owned by Jed Musarig. Will iam P. Riggy of the Maryland Jockey Club arranged the stakes with possible riders Eddie Kummer, Clarence Kum mer, Johnny Calahan, and Chagry Calahan considered if others unavailable.
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Baltimore
Admiral Cary Grayson
My Dear
Jed Musarig
Pineo
William PF. Riggy
Maryland Jockey Stud
Tota
pAdmiral Grayson
Eddie
Clarence
Orioles Blues Game Postponed By Heavy Rain
Rain forced a postponement of the junior world series game between the Kans City club of the American Association and the Baltimore International Leaguers in Baltimore on Oct 23. Continued rainfall tonight diminished chances of play tomorrow.
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Baltimore
Kans City Club
American Association
Baltimore International Leaguers
Blues poised to clinch as series nears end
Blues require one more win to clinch the series while the Orioles still need both remaining games to force a decisive outcome.
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Orioles
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