Bridgeport Telegram 1919 Baseball Game Report
Purvere holds Americans completely at his mercy as Worcester defeats Waterbury in a rough game. Grimes replaces injured starter as Marty Ry to yank the game, while Lindstrom allows five hits and the Worcester victory tightens the series.
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Providence
Bridgeport
Waterbury
Worcester
Pittsfield
Springfield
Hartford
New Haven
Schupp Knocked Out of Box in Sixth by Dodgers
Brooklyn defeated the Giants 4 to 3 as Schupp was knocked out in the sixth inning. Dodgers combined on two hits and five defensive miscues to push across three runs, while Fletcher misplayed a ball and an out helped seal New York’s loss.
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Maemo
Holly
Ming
Wilder
Likay
Lennox
Bentley
Hart
Purvere
Bridgeport
Brackett
Braun
Lai
Kelly
R. Grimes
Ber
Martin
K. Grimes
Lean
C Leonard
Walsh
Baker
Ke Grimes
King
Kay
York
Leonard
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Atruck
Umipire
Miller
Bates
MeHele
Birmingham
Tillman
Hartford
Adams
Cosgrove
Simimons
Brazill
Grimes
Allen
Ifa Lowe
McCloud
P Flaherty
Pittsfield
McHale
Messen
Zer
Hammond
Brady
Devine
Brazil
Lowe
Jllman
Providence
New
Haven
Grays
Terhuna
New Haven
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Sweatt
Cooney
Cameron
Hauserfi
Hauser
Garr
Emmong
Io Horn
Haves
Nutter
Torphy
Davidson
Nagle
Steinfeldt
Abo Stimpson
If Ford
Ao “ Murray
Terhune
Meyers
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Horn
Ford
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Schupp
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May
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Schedule of Games In Three Stratford Leagues
Stratford leagues A B and C publish the week two schedule under supervision of G F B Ashe and president William H St John. Franklin Hill diamonds host Franklin Hill and Academy Hill hosts feature games Saturday with League C selecting Franklin Hill and Nichols Avenues fields. League B matches are set for 230 pm and 430 pm while League A games run at Avon Park and Paradise Greens faces Nationals.
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Liberty
Franklin Hill
Nichols Avenues
Siete
Academy Hill Diamond
B. S. James
Bor Scouis
P. A. S Arro& Juniors
Franklin Hill Diamond
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St. James
Avon Park
Paradise Greens
Nationals
Salon Scout Duty and the Toledo Fight Hype
A column by Ty Hettinger critiques umpire calls and fielding lapses by local pitchers, notes tension at the Ponies and a yellowing exchange between managers, and previews the Willard vs. Toledo bout with humorous exaggeration about crowds and improvising lodging in Toledo.
Golf Title Tourney At Brooklawn C C
Brooklawn Country club hosts its club championship this week with 18 hole medal qualifying followed by match play. Notables include W Parker Seeley Rob ert Abbott Hank Stoddard Jonathan Grout John J L Hubbard G Waldo Sr Russell Wiminot and others. First match round Saturday and successive rounds weekly until the final.
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Thermore
W. Parker Seeley
Flobert ‘Abbott
Hank Stoddard
Jonathan Grout
John J.L. Hubbard
Og, G. Waldo
Russell Wimont
Ronner- Raw
Ofien
Brooklawn Country, Club
Miler
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McHenry
Lavall
Ao Snyder
Sherdell
Tuéro
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Tuero
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Boxers Ready For World Title Clash At Toledo Stadium
July 2 Toledo Ohio thousands of boxing fans swarm the lakefront city as Jess Willard and Jack Dempsey complete training. Dempsey weighed 196 pounds and Willard 249.5 in final workouts as a 100000 seat arena nears completion with 24 miles of seals and standing room for 20000 more.
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Ohio City
Toledo
Ohio
Lake Erie
Jess Willard
Jack Dempsey
John Barleycorn J
Dempsey
Willard
Jack Hempel
Walter Monahan
New Haven
Senators Stop Yankees 6 4 to 4
Washington defeated New York 6 to 4 as Senators held off Yankees. Pitcher Senato shut down the New York offense while Shaw contributed solid defense for the Washington club. Tigers routed in another game, with White Sox rallying in the ninth.
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New York
White Sox
Tigers
Senators
Yankees
Washington
iDucs pais REEZY MUNK inal Dope
Willard is described as a sound sleeper while the text references mind bets and tobacco coupons at a certain time. The passage presents a fragmented, surreal reflection on betting and risk, with emphasis on mental stakes over material loss.
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Willard
Fairchild Cup golf tourney at Weatogue
A large Boston era style sports note covers the Fairchild Cup golf tournament at the Weatogue Country Club Stratford starting at 9 am with about thirty golfers. Nelson the pro and several players compete for the Officers Cup and related prizes as spectators pack the course.
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Peckinpaugh
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Annah
Thormadten
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Fixports
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Ghar
Dr Warren Hall Retains Tennis Title in June Handicap
Dr Warren Hall won the June handicap tournament at the M C A courts, defeating Waldo Grumman in the finals in three straight sets 6-2 6-2 6-0. The next event will be the A and B class tournament with players placed accordingly after draws.
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BR. Warren Hall
Waldo Grumman
Hall
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