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Newspaper
Syracuse Evening Telegram
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1923
Page
3
The champion speaks on training for a potential comeback against Georges Carpentier. He details daily runs and gym work, strict routines, and plans to drop weight toward 180 to 184 pounds while preserving speed for a July bout if scheduled.
A garbled game report from Chicago May 14 describes Marlin versus Austin in the Texas Association. Red Lovrance plays first base with a poor bat and one out. George Kelis leads for the New York Grits with a teentrone pet outs, indicating errors and unclear action.
Semipro and amateur teams from Cen tral and Northern New York compete in a regional setup. Oswero and Bald efearitle manage Rocca with a claimed two times stream team as intrigue and confusion cloud the event.
A brief note on yesterday's baseball headlines in the National League highlighting standout home runs and notable plays across teams. Includes references to Comite S71 and AWACRICAY LEAGUE.
Fragmentary OCR text notes top hitters and players with partial names and terms like America, hotel, paintrt, and decaien. The readable portion hints at a sports brief listing leading hitters and possibly team or league references, but most specifics are obscured.
Cosmopolitan News Service reports Zev, a three year old from the Rancocas stable, dominating Jamaica opening day sprint fields as Derby talk swirls. Inside chatter suggests Zev could be as high as 19 to 1 in Kentucky Derby odds, with insiders tipping risky bets and race-day strategy.
A spoofed sports column riffs on a figure named Gink picking winners amid chaotic chatter. The piece lampoons bets, rival quotes, and a cascade of tangled names, with mock intrigue about a blizzard of second guesses and a dramatic finish pending.
A reader asks how to gain more distance with woods and iron shots. The Sports Editor relays tips to relax the body, delay wrists’ snap, pivot the body, and avoid early hitting to improve swing speed and accuracy.
A fragmented reminiscence features Marty Sparrow and Cosmopolitan News Service. McGraw introduces Eddie Pigeon to Sparrow and Den Canary, a bicycle rider, in a chance encounter at the Andrtormm Annexum Chi. Canary questions McGraw's aims as they stroll the street.
The Spalding Amateur Baseball League begins Sunday with four teams: Gorway Wile Luo, Tastwood AC, Lost Branch Stars, and American Legion of Baldwinsville. Games at Doris Stadium Baldwinsville Long Branch Park Eastwood Burns Stadium. Season limits eighteen players per team. opening matches include Stars versus Baldwinsville and Unique teams at various sites.
Chicago dispatch notes Tunney and Walker aboard a Derby special train heading to Louisville for the Kentucky Derby. The report mentions Sammy Wolff and Gene Tunney with promoter Bully Gibson, detailing arrangements and reservations for the transportation as part of Derby coverage.
In Cosmopolitan News Service notes from a June page discussion, Firpo and Willard dominate the rumor mill as boxing stars. Debates compare their power and speed, with Bets reflecting a strong edge for Firpo, while Willard’s experience draws respect.
James Coddington presents a lively roundup of Newark baseball chatter and regional updates. Names like Andy Anderson and Marie Devinn appear amid notes on managers, weather, and early-season struggles, with hints of rivalries and local fan fare interwoven through a busy, noisy recap.
May 14 Newark cycling meet at Selndrome featured Piani defeating Wall Ketter and Alfred Goulet in a thrilling one mile three cornered race. Goulet first appearance of season. Keller second, Prani led early, handily beating Goulet and Kelley at tape. Beehman from Secaucus upset McNamara in an Atstre Men pursuit. McNamara suffered lengthy ride. Alex McReath won the two thirds mile handicap with Ceci Walker.
The Elzara Gun Club hosts the fourth Fisher Lakes League trap shoot at Cold Brook starting at 3 PM. Eligible shooters must be club members. amateurs may join for large cash prizes, team scoring, and trophies for top performers across classes A to D.
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