Dodgers Defeat Phillies 9 to 4 in seventh inning comeback
Brooklyn defeats Philadelphia 9 to 4 as Philadelphia rallies for three runs in the seventh but Brooklyn holds on. Key players include Meisel Cravath and Packard contributing for Brooklyn, while Woodward and Packard are noted on Philadelphia side. Left on bases favors Philadelphia 8 to Brooklyn 10.
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Atte
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Meisel
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Johnston
Olid
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Parkard
Woodstroft Pacakrd
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Woodward
Eerus
Ithe
Rone Ward
Big Crowd Sees 4-0 Brush Applied to the Americans
The 4-0 win by Waterbury over Hartford featured a fast game, 1:35, with Herbst on the mound getting the edge over Adams. Schreiber stole home on a double steal in the second, while Bal mongon debuted for Waterbury. Stolen bases by Dowd, Schreiber, Flynn, Warren, and Adams. notable double plays and fielding actions defined the contest.
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Adams
Schreiber
Mattatucks
Balmongon
Waterbury
Dowd
Flynn
Warren
Herst
Pases
Hartford
Simmons
Vadams
Leary
Ball
Flaherty
Young Emmetts Edge New Haven Gaelic in Close Fastball
The Young Emmetts G A and of this city traveled to New Haven yesterday to face the New Haven Gaelic team in a tight fastball game. Bridgeport led 9 to 8 late. Court ney, at full forward for the Emmetts, delivered five goals amid the backfield pressure while Casey added three and Savage one.
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Emmetts G. A
New Haven
Bridgeport Boys
Courtney
Emmetts
Emmets
Casey
Savage
Cincinnati
Rariden
J.-L. Smith
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Allen
Ruether
Fisher
Gerner
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Eller
Miller
Stock
McHenry
Snyder
Alien
Enes
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Shotton
Tavan
Daubert
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Grol
J. L.smith
Alen
Alten
Miler
Ring
Doak
Sherdel
Ener
Pitehéa Io
Vin
Jin
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Dounk
Skerdel
Bier
Furether
Sherig
Polish Graduates Receive Diplomas in Solemn Ceremony
Nineteen scholars from St. Michael's Polish Roman Catholic School on Sterling Street received diplomas and prizes at a 10:30 a.m. high mass. Rev. Alphonse Tiglewski officiated. Rev. Michael Draewucki delivered the sermon on Catholic education. Graduates include Jennio Litwinska first prize gold medal, Helen Czarneta second prize silver medal, Victoria Kostyzewska math medal, Jan Grywalski religion medal, Helen Rapata Polish language medal, Pelagia Jworkowska geography medal, plus many other premiums to listed scholars.
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St. Michael's
Sterling Street
Alphonseon Tiglewski
Michael Draewucki O
M. C
Jennio Litwin
Alphonse M. Bigtewski
Pelagia Jworkowska
Teraamius Ochman
Aleksandra Miske
Helen Prasowska
Mary Platkiewic
Joseph Dragowski
B. Malinowska
Joseph Jcuroweski
Mary Zalewska
Casimir Wyph
Michael Hudzik
Hedwig Blaszczyk
Janislaus Bukina
Magdalene Podufala
Rose Brzoska
Stratford Holds Many Auto Drivers
Stratford reporters recount a day of motor mishaps and arrests in Bridgeport area. Abraham Faitelson of Pem proke Street was injured when his car skidded on Ferry Boulevard and overturned near Washington Bridge. he faces reckless driving charges. Joseph Valentine of Center Street and Andy Vartaman of Seaview Avenue were also arrested for reckless driving involving a standing trolley car. A Farmers Dairy truck stolen Saturday night was recovered early Sunday by Stratford police, attributed to local youths.
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Stratford
June
Joseph Valentine
Center Street
Bridgeport
Andy Vartaman
Seaview Avenue
Farmers Dairy Company of
Savoy Club Holds Baptizing Party Picnic
The Savoy Club hosted its annual picnic at Columbus Park with over 300 attendees. Italian and American flags were baptized by the club’s presence, with representations from Bridgeport Italian societies and clubs. A DeBiasi of New York delivered the keynote, Napoli band performed, and Castelfranchese society earned a medal for largest representation with 73 attendees.
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Savoy’cluo
Columbus Park
Bridgeport
A. DeBiasi
New York
Napoli
Castelfranchese Society
Bridgeport Parents Welcome Soldier Home
Mr and Mrs Frank Gray and daughter Ada and Mrs Benjamin B Field of 1544 Main Street went to Camp Merritt New Jersey yesterday to greet Private Benjamin B Field of the 250th Military Police who returned Saturday afternoon aboard the Santa Rosa after eight months service in France. Private Field has served two years as a member of the Fourth Company and expects discharge in about a week.
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Ada
Benjamin B. Field
Main Street
Camp Merritt
N. J
Internationalals Play Incomplete Baseball Half-Season
Fragmentary OCR item lists scattered scores and teams including Reading, Rochester, Binghamton, Newark, Wey, and Baltimore with mentions of innings and dates. No coherent narrative or complete results emerge. readable fragments suggest a multi-game box score cluster without full context.
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Rochester
Binghamton
Newark
Baltimore
Newark Wey
Local woman in Immelmann stunt thrills crowd
Ruth Calhoun 21 of Lordship Manor became the first local woman to fly an Immelmann in an army trainer plane piloted by Lt. W. C. Hoge of San Francisco and Mineola. The flight from Wilkenda field near Stratford topped near 1000 feet before the stunt and a three point landing, thrilling spectators. Other rides followed for Miss Florence Foley and several residents as Hoge toured the area before continuing to Nanasket Beach for an exhibition planned on July 4.
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Lordship Manor
Immelmann
Wilekkenda Land Company
W.c. Hogue
San Francisco
Mineola
Hoge
Stratford Point
Trurtie
Immelman
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Calhoun
Hogue
Russ Calhoun
Miss Calhoun
Whito
Raybestos Company
Leutenant
Wilkenda Company
Miss Foley
Stratford
Florence Foley
Aetna Life Insurance Company
Post Publishing Company
Lieut. Hogue
Vincent ‘Foley
Miss Poley
Miss.Calhoun
C. Johnson
Shelton
Boston
Mass
Foley
Nantasket Beach
Hall Defends Tennis Title Against Beekman
Hall, defending champion, retained the Middle States turf championship singles at Orange Lawn Club by defeating Leonard Beekman in five sets 4-6 6-3 6-2 4-6 2-? in a fiercely contested match. Tohira Icumague and Harold A Throckmorton also qualified for national doubles by winning Middle States titles. Helene Pollack won the women’s singles title after defeating Florence Ballin 1-? 75.
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W. M. Hall
Middle States
Orange Lawn Club
Hall
Leonard Beekman
Tohira Icumague
Harold A Throckmorton
Wiliam Rosenbaund
Ay Clark
Wik
Wiss
Helene Pollack
Florence Ballin
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