Cleveland Bantam Defeats Lynch in Slow Fifteen Round Bout
Jack Wotta of Cleveland won a judges' decision over Joe Lynch of New York after fifteen slow rounds. The bout featured cautious early rounds with crowd boos and intermittent exchanges, Wolfe and Lynch trading moments of offense, and a tame finish. In the undercard, Terry Martin beat Frankie Jerome in twelve rounds, and Charles McKenna defeated Vassel Pearline in a six round bout.
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Jack Wotta
Cleveland
Gudges
Joe Lynch
Lanch
Buc
Wolfe
Tiyach
Lynch
Reath
Yunes
Haley
Walto
Terry Martin
Frovidente
R. I. Wes
Frankie Jerome
Bronx
Martin
Wes
Charlis McKenna
Eg Greenwich
Millage
Vassel Pearlatein
Wheway to Enter In American Legion Athletics
Abert Wheway, clerk of the Board of Recreation, named as Connecticut representative for the American Legion athletic championship in New Orleans from October 16 to 20. He will compete in three events including the 100 yard dash 20 yard row and individual rifle competition. Wheway, a former marksman with the 23rd Artillery Battery B, aims to win one of the three events. He departs October 12 for Louisiana along with other state entrants.
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American Legion
New Orleans
Abert Wheway
Board of Recreation
Connecticut
Whewer
Park Guy
23Rd Artillery
Isne
Wheway
Louisiana
Masons Prepare for Final Game Against New Haven Nine
Bridgeport Masonic baseball team meets Olive Branch of New Haven at Feasida Park for the season finale. Elm City men sharpened lineup for the tilt at 2 o clock on October 6 on Diamond 2. Lynch appears set to lead, with signals from Cotu Site FOMMer Gristitu stadium in Columbus Ohio and a signing decision pending. Lynch is reported to be earning about 6000 dollars.
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Bridgeport Masonic
Olive Branch
New Haven
St Feasida Park
Elm City
Park City
Lynch
Cotu
Fommer Gristitu
Columbus
Ohio
Brass to Play Waterbury Team at Spanide Park
The Bridgeport Brass Company baseball team faces the Waterbury Marvel Foundry team in a return game tomorrow afternoon at Spanide Park. A 12 inning 2 to 1 Waterbury win by Parke CiG’s squad two weeks ago set the stage for a Brass City rebound. Eddie Reilly will call strikes and pulls, with Whaley handling the bases.
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Spanide Park
Waterbury Marvel Foundry Campany
Parke Cig
Waterbury
Brass City
Chasmaon
Plunkett
Eddie Reilly
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Lone Star Jr football benefit dance
Benefit dance by the Lone Star Jr football team will be held tomorrow evening at the Warfield Fire House on Tunxis Hill Road. The Stars are set to meet teams at 135 pounds in city or state competition. For games call Noble after 6 pm or write to manager at 14 Lesbla street.
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Lone Star Jr
Warfield
Tunxis Hill
Stars
World Series Contenders Second Base Players Spotlight
A fragment on 1900s second basemen from Giants and Browns, praising Frank Frisch and Marty McManus as rising stars. Notes Frisch’s shift from third to second, speed, arm, and hitting left or right-handed. Also lauds Ward of the Giants as a strong fielder and dangerous batter, with McManus developing into a top second baseman for the Browns.
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Frisch
York Glanta
Giants
McGraw
Meine Groh
Clnieinmatl
Triseh i
Farah College
Friseh
McSlains
St. Louis Browns
Browns
McManus
Jave
Tage
Marty McManus
Ab Child
Prise
New York Giants
Little Things of Baseball Play Important Part Series
Ed Collins continues a seven part Tele gram feature on minor factors shaping World Series outcomes. He recalls 1910 Athletics vs Cubs scouting habits, 1919 pitching tells, 1924 practice misperceptions, and a famed 1910 Cubs trick play. He notes DeVore’s legends, a fall 1910 second-base memory, and a curveball that decided a key strikeout. Tomorrow, what the test of the player may mean to a World Series.
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Ed Collins
Athletics
Cub
Yanks
Polo Grounds
McGrnw
Wiens
Macky
Stallings
de Fravex
Shiba Park
Josh Devore
Plank
Lous
Juele Sturray
Doyles
Powers
Barry
Devore
Doyle
Golling
Ise
Bender
Lagual TV
Frank Chance
Cubs
Old West Sitio Park
Chicago
Chict
Fingl Piel
Reading International League report unclear score
In Reading and Syracuse segments the text is garbled with mixed names and numbers. The readable parts show a baseball or cricket style score sequence and player references, but key details are illegible, making it impossible to confirm teams, dates, or outcomes.
Tunney Posts Forfeit For Return Bout With Greb
Gene Tunney, Lorimer light heavyweight champion, sent a formal challenge to Harry Greb for a return title bout after Greb captured the crown in the spring bout at Madison Square Garden. Greb faced suspension but sought reinstatement, while Tunney offered the forfeit of 2600 dollars to bind the challenge.
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Gene Tunney
Harry Greb
New York
Lorimer
Greb Bux
Carpentier
Jack Curley
Georges
Greg Curley
Grey
Jim Jumes
Groh
Gene
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