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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1921
Page
6
In Albany on September 3, Bridgeport and LePard spark a 7-3 Bridgeport win as the Americans struggle to keep pennant hopes alive. LePard hits safely, Emmerich homers for Bridgeport, while Albany's Rodriquez and Groh provide scattered offense.
Boston di t it today's courcts header with Phil delphin. The first game tied but the visitors Lo three hits in the fourth and Lebauzevenn retired the side. Tacn Philadelphia made eight fans in the ninth and won 6 to 4.
Despha reports to Lye contracy Tou Bogash and Jon Smith. Bogash will not fight Joe Kean tonight at Meat Tomash. Smith will explain to the Bay State boxing commission why his opponent did not show. Tent may face suspension for failure to appear. Petey Borash and Jim Bones head to the El with Smith. Patsy to the Fis with Smith. Tomny Sheperd noted.
Coach Hunt orders all men to report to the hall for instructions as about 100 Timutuy students respond. Veterans lead the squad with Otto Saur Adams Lengel and Kraynick in key roles. Jackie Maher and Marty Ryan may miss this year. The Lyon Terrace eleven faces a demanding schedule including New Haven and Massachusetts opponents, as plans for a Staimsford battle unfold.
Grihes delivers a three run performance as the Cubs clinched a tight win. The late rally featured a decisive fourth inning, lifting Chicago to a series win while Sacre and Wingo contributed key plays. Local fans saw the hosts maintain momentum with strong defense and timely hits.
Enthusiastic crowd gathers as Philadelphia hosts the National tennis meet at G Town Cricket Club. Notable players include William T. Tikie, Charles Watson, and Australian experts J. T. Andsyson and Clarence V. Todd. Early sessions show vigorous play and varied shots as competitors practice toward tomorrow’s noon matches.
Willits Regan infielder and Ernest Brnic of the Michigan Ontario league arrived in town by morning. They report to Feld Park for Bridgeport game preparations as Wittst and others prepare to start. Both new men showed hitting form during ERuson practice, with Sharp and Tesen expected to field third and left field respectively.
Sept. 8 Toni sparked a 4-3 Chicago loss with a three-run first inning surge lifting Brown to a two-game win streak. Chicago’s defense bungled with five double plays, four by the White Sox, while Bayne held St. Louis to late rallies. Wilkinson and Sehlak, Bayne, Severeid noted.
A scrambled note records several baseball results: Milwaukee 9 over Minneapolis 19, Milwaukee 7 over Minneapolis 6, Indianapolis 6 over Columbus 8 in a first game, Indianapolis 4 over Columbus 7, Louisville 5 over Toledo 7, and City 7 over St. Paul 4.
In Philadelphia a ninth inning rally by Perkins and a pinch hit single by Johnson delivered a 6 to 5 victory over New York. Ruth hit his 53rd home run to tie last year’s world record. Rommel wildness and five New York runs in the fifth aided the Athletics comeback. J. Walker and Witt spark the Philadelphia offense while Perkins and Johnson provided the decisive late scoring.
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