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Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1925

Page

19

Slattery’s Title Bubble May Burst in Berlenbach Bout

Tomorrows night boxing at the Yankee Stadium features Slattery defending his light heavyweight claim against Paul Berlenbach. Berlenbach holds favored odds as Slattery carries recent knockout fears and a lack of 15 round distance experience. Other undercard bouts include Loughran vs Marallo and Schoell vs Ey ridge with Shade versus Ang adding potential upsets.

York Slattery Dave Rhade Faul Berlenbach Berlenbach Betto James Shade Jimmy Berlenach Fallery Astoria Tommy Loughan Tony Marallo Frankie Schoell Larry Eyridge Dave Shade Harry Ang

How Paul Berlenbach And Slattery Compare

The tape measures compare the boxers Paul Berlenbach and Jimmy Slattery. Berlenbach stands around 6 ft 1 in and weighs about 170 pounds with a 76 inch reach, while Slattery weighs roughly 165 pounds with a 76 inch reach and similar chest measurements.

Paul Berlenbach and Slattery Paul Berlenbach Jimmy Slattery Berlenbach Slattery Seeee Seeere

Cubs Purchase Two Rookie Ball Players

Chicago Sept 10 The Cubs during a drive to upgrade their roster have bought Floyd Scott from the Kansas City Assocation team. Scott hit .341 in 97 games and will join Manager George Gibson after the season ends September 27. Another rookie, Russell Pence, a right handed pitcher from the Dallas Club of the Texas League, was added to the Cubs roster.

Chicago Cub Floyd Scott Kansas City American Association Kaws Scott George Gibson Russell Pence Dallas

Reds Beat Cubs 8 to 3 Behind Blake’s Wild Start

Cincinnati opened with an early lead, defeating Chicago 8 to 3 as Blake’s wildness helped the Reds. Mays earned the win in relief of Blake, while Hart and Rigler finished. Chicago ruled by Blakes’s misfires, Cubs offense staged late scoring in seventh inning. Capped by Texas League suspension of Catcher Goff for inciting an argument.

Cincinnati Blake Chicago Cubs Maya Goff Houston President Robertson Texas League

Many Homers Hit As Yanks Split

Pauadeipnia 10021080020001-5. Two base hits Lamar Bengough. Three base hits Simmons Gehrig. Home runs Ruth Paschal. Sacrifices Ward Galloway Muler Koenig. Double play Ward Koe nig Gehrig Meusel. Left on bases New York 8 Philadelphia 1. Base on balls Jones 4. Struck out Rommel 3 Baumgartner Harriss 1. Hits Rommel 9 in 7 Baumgartner 1 in 4 Harriss 1 in 1. Wild pitch Jones. Winning pitcher Harriss. Umpires Geisel Hildebrand Evans Nallin. Time 2 20.

Zitzman Pinel Gnesby Adams Zitz Man Bohne Smith Chicago Cincinnati Blake Mays Jones Milstead Pinelli Mays. Losing pitcher—Blake Hart and Rigler Pauadeipnia Lamar Bengough Simmons Gehrig Ruth Paschal Ward Galloway Muler Koenig Combs Meusel New York Philadelphia Rommel Baumgartner Harriss Geisel Hildebrand Evans Nallin Tume

Johnny Wilson Defeats Foster In Tennis Match

Godfrey Weidlich beat Richard Foster 6-3 6-3 and Edward Barrett defeated William Davenport Jr 6-4 4-6 6-1. Women's singles saw Betty Neithercut defeat Pau.

Godfrey Weidlich Richard Foster Edward Barrett William Davenport, Jr Betty Neithercut Pau Line Hulton N. B. Gaynor Mar Ton Weidlich A. Chapman Rhoda Sharps Edith Hullman Elizabeth Heavy C. Chapman Gertrude Carson Catherine Grout Virginia Armitage George Foster Paul R. Foster Carminati Hoffman Wilber Wheeler Beach Graham Lewin Jones Staton Lindquist Edward T. Buck Langham

Braves Split in Doubleheader with Phillies

Boston September 10. Philadelphia won the first game 9 to 4, then Boston surged to take the second 6 to 3. A late rally in the final game was thwarted by a double play on a line drive from Mitchell, while Neis contributed strong fielding for the Braves.

Boston Philadelphia Braves Smith Mitchell Neis Jim Anderson Braves Today Worcester

Racing results from the day’s horse races

Details for seven races including first race two-year-olds in a 5½ furlong claiming purse of 1000 with Green Dragon and Huntsman among top finishers. Second race Green Brush Steeplechase Handicap two miles for three-year-olds up, top finishers Houyhnham and Cresthill. Third race six furlongs for three-year-olds up, led by Storm King. Fourth race Jerome Handicap for three-year-olds. Primrose and Maid at Arms led. Fifth race Cherokee Lee purse two-year-olds maidens five and a half furlongs. Dream Parade and Nomad featured. Sixth race Oak Beard purse 1,600 for three-year-olds and up, one and one-quarter miles. Seventh race three-year-olds up, claiming purse 800, one and one-eighth miles. Includes times, weights, and also-ran lists.

Green Dragon Summer Huntsman M. Fator Tea Ball Pierce Nettie Sweep Inver Sandhills Calumet Surprise Party Grand Bey Herbert Houyhnham Crawford Moseley G. Smoot Cresthill Byers Vox Populi Kit Caron Jus Storm King Ti. Barnes Julie Catrone Lupine Thunder Bolt Frigate Panic Wild Lane Charles de Marco Primrose J. Meuhen Maid At Arms A. Johnson Bright Steel J. Callahan Hiswe Dream Parade Johnson Nomad Thurber Hang On Sande Humorette Flagon Thurbe Atter Up Barnes Wilkes-Barre Viburnum Romanell Rosamond Fisher Betty Maloney Young Sandpile Tugar Meruvia Bryan Walls Yakima Sir Galahad Chalmers Choco Shindy Lexington Lola Montez Griffin Ehfee Lee Noel Hampton Miss Hebert Bootsie Besy McCann Martial Barton Kange Flight Holly Girl Pettibocker Wallace Sarah Day Wuhu Geving Ram Medina Batty H Flapper Gir Shotwell Good Will Impact Suzanne B Candy Jar Burke Happy Hobo Patience Squire Park Vera Leo Ace of Diamonds Dandy Brush Habian San Silk Pablo Starbeck Actus Reputation Foreign Relations vThe Au _ Revolt Marjorie Sam Mangel John Col. Wayne Payman Nogales Comelback Seth Alibi Steele Widgeon Pool Tune Mikerle Bucko Merina Julia Lee Ben Franklin

Blue Bonnets Race Day Results First Race

Three year olds and up race for a $600 claiming purse at five and a half furlongs. Dock dure Munden Love Pirate Bourassa and others finished with times around 1 09 and 2 fifths. Also ran Ambulance Charlie Poppe Derelict Kirkfigd Miss Holland Fair and Warm.

Dock Dure Munden Lady Jone Bourassa Love Pirate Youngs Ambulance Charlie Poppe Derelict Kirkfigd Miss Holland Southwest Barracks Erickson Hastings Sarmadown Earl Combs Eye Nog Gallant Chalmers Catamaran Calendon Fluffy Raffles Canada Claver Attack Mierschaum Collins Rani Meretrix Lagoon Beurassa Lucky Antoine Blossom House Muattelle Jacose

Memory and Good Will Lead at Coney Island Five Furlong Races

Results from Coney Island show Memory winning the first race for two-year-olds maiden claimers with Time 1:61 3-5. Good Will leads the third race for two-year-olds maidens. Vale Victory and East Hill Handicap highlight the longer stakes events with Dandy Brush and Supremus among notable runners. Multiple other entrants and times listed across seven races with payouts and also ran noted.

Wisconsin adds Chuck Carney to football staff as end coach

Charles Carney a former all American star at the University of Wine is named to the Wisconsin football coaching staff to coach the ends. Athletic officials describe him as one of the greatest ends in the Western conference in recent years.

Aladison Wis Charles Chuck) Carney University of Wine University of Wisconsin Carney

Postponed Grand Circuit Racing At Indiana State Fair

Indianapolis Sept 10 AP Rain delays compel postponement of today's grand circuit racing program at the Indiana State Fair. A double program is planned for tomorrow, the final day, with drivers ready for the rescheduled action.

Indianapolis Indiana State Fairway

Tilden Johnston Wins Dramatic Tennis Final

Tilden breaks Borotra’s serve to take the final set after a tense match as Borotra’s net attack and American power clash. Johnston defeated Lacoste earlier in a hard fought bout as the younger challenger pressed the veteran, and Lacoste fought to the last, saving three match points before falling.

Tilden Boroia Geome Borotra Borotta Johnston Lacoste

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