Double Victory Delights Fans In Two Odd Games At Newfield
The Orators triumph in a two game set at Newfield Park as they beat the Pony nine twice, 7 1 and 16 14, with Bridgeport players and a protracted schedule. Connor and Kocher star in a wild display as errors and timely hits shape a sensational doubleheader.
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Newfield doubleheader delights with wild scoring antics
In Bridgeport on a lively afternoon, Senators and Orators battled amid noisy crowds and wild praise for long shots. Highlights include Miller’s prodigious wallop over the fence at Newfield and strong hitting by Waite and Steinhauser.
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Orators Sweep Ponies in Doubleheader Drama
Connecticut League action shows Bridgeport defeating Springfield 7 to 1 and again 16 to 14 as Holyoke rallies past New Britain 5 to 2. Northampton tops Waterbury 3 to 2, Hartford edges New Haven 2 to 1, while Sweeney shines with late hits and stellar fielding amid a chaotic first game. Maggert robs Steinhauser of a sure homer in the fifth, and the doubleheader sets up a rest before Saturday’s Holyoke visit.
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New Haven at New Britain Waterbury at Springfield
Local matchup notes show New Haven playing New Britain and Waterbury meeting Springfield in forthcoming games. Holyoke is listed with Northampton in the same sports brief, indicating a schedule snapshot for regional teams.
American League Standings and Today’s Games
York and Chibillet pace tied for place in the American League race as Detroit and Cleveland lead. Boston climbs to 21-2 back of the leaders while St. Louis and Washington split in a twelve inning result. Today’s games feature Cleveland at Boston, Chicago at New York, St. Louis at Philadelphia, and Detroit at Washington.
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Giants win uphill tilt to reach .600 threshold
In National League action the Giants edged the St Louis Browns yesterday by a narrow margin, lifting their winning percentage toward .600. Pittsburgh trimmed Boston in a tight game, Chicago beat Brooklyn easily, and Philadelphia whitewashed Cincinnati as the Reds slip from fourth place. Scores were New York 6 St Louis 5, Chicago 6 Brooklyn 1, Pittsburgh 1 Boston 1, Philadelphia 3 Cincinnati 0.
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Ruelbachs Record: Chicago Pitcher Seeks Four Straight Wins
Chicago fans back Big Ed Ruelbach to extend his consecutive victorious string at the pitching distance. He notched his 14th straight win yesterday against Brooklyn, matching Jack Chesbro’s 1904 NL mark and bringing his season to 16 wins in 19 starts with a .789 winning percentage. Some think he may approach the 24 straight victories set in 1884 at a shorter distance.
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Amateur Baseball Week Likely Sparks Gamble At West Ends
Dick Barrett reports amateur baseball as the South Ends challenge the West Ends next Sunday at the West Ends Diamond. Gallagher bets West Ends will win, with stakes between 50 and 100 dollars. West End Boys face a 25 dollar bet, while Frank’s strikeouts nearly cost Sunday’s game. Possible rematch with St Joseph Jrs. against Gas Light Morons at St Charles, and Brooksides Jrs. seek Seasides clash Sunday at 2:30 at the Flats. readers urged to answer through this paper.
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Kling Sold to Brooklyn Club Despite Denials
United Press reports Brooklyn club has agreed to pay $15,000 for Kling despite earlier statements from Chicago club president Murphy that no sale was made. The pitcher would join Brooklyn next spring after a broader deal involving Lumley Bell Mielder Hummel and catcher Irwin moving to Chicago.
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Those Waterbury Cops Sure of a Licking
Tomorrow at Newfield the Waterbury police team will meet their Waterbury rivals at 3:00. Last Saturday in Brass City the Waterbury squad beat Bridgeport 3-2 in ten innings. Jack Dempsey will play third base and Tom Malone starts on the mound with Ike Williams ready.
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Orioles Manager O'Brien Fails To Meet Mr Hardie
Hardie of the Orioles lineup met at Main Street and Fairfield Avenue last night to confer with South Beds manager Frank O'Brien about a second game in their series. O'Brien did not appear, prompting Hardie to issue a statement for Orioles fans.
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Greece Replies to Turkish Note on Crete Status
Constantinople August 11 A cabinet meeting began reviewing Greece’s reply to Turkey about Crete. The note denies any aim to seize the island and suggests leaving Crete to powers, aiming to deter Turkish action. Foreign Minister Rifaat Pasha questioned Greece’s sincerity, while others urged ending the agitation.
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Fire destroys Potters Express stables in Camden
A three story warehouse and stables owned by Potters Express Company in Camden were gutted by fire. Thirty-five horses and all goods stored were destroyed as the blaze continued. Estimated loss runs around 50 000 dollars. The fire was still burning this morning.
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No Free Train For Japanese Delegation Narrowed Route
A special train bearing Japanese business delegates may not reach New England or visit many cities due to New Haven Railroad Company's refusal to haul the train gratis. The company cites Hepburn law provision against discrimination in transportation as the basis, with other reasons implied.
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Young Italian avenges murder of his brother
Special from United Press New York Aug 11 A 17 year old Italian boy Amato Santanello hunted and killed his brother's killer in a vendetta. He later was wounded as he carried out revenge and the assailant died in hospital. Cascone and Rafael Cascone connections are noted amid attempts to flee to Sicily.
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Scalp Disease Baffles Doctors Behind Ills and Years
A patient began with a small pimple and itching, spreading to a raw scalp with hair loss in clusters. For three years doctors searched for a cure, facing an apparently incurable condition.
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Immediate relief and easy cure by Cuticura
A reader describes a years long scalp illness seborrhea and itching that resisted doctors until Cuticura treatment. After trial, hair loss and skin soreness improved markedly, with the patient praising Cuticura ointment and wash as the effective remedy.
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