Weismuller Breaks Two More Records Bridgeport Trade Nine Wins State Title
New York Aug 1 The article argues over who is baseball’s greatest shortstop, praising Bancroft and Scott as top contenders for the Giants and Yankees. It notes Bancroft’s rise to .340 and Scott’s consistent .300-plus batting, with histories of legendary shortstops and the 1914 1915 teams. It mentions Hollocher’s brief peak with the Cubs and his late career struggles, plus Everett Scott’s long run with the Red Sox and his modern form with the Yankees. It closes with a note on St Louis pitcher acquisition Thomas from the Cleveland association.
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Gertrude Ederle Wins Smit Race At Long Island
New York August 1 Gertrude Ederle of the New York Women's Swimming Association won the 5 1 2 mile international race for women off Long Island finishing in 11 minutes 343 seconds Helen Wainwright was second and Hilda James third The race was held in rainy conditions from Manhattan Beach to Brighton Beach with Ederle taking the lead after a late sprint by Wainwright The result also notes Nee Virgin of the New York nation finished fourth and describes a clash for third place among James and others
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Higgs Donahue Not Wanted by Waterbury Club
Aug 3. Donahue of Albany is rejected by Waterbury club followed by New Haven Press note. Directors debated price, age, and value of Jiggs, noting fans see him as mid league standout. Pittfield Hikes reportedly seek Jiggs, with managers of International League being asked for loan options. decision awaited by week end.
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Miller's Costly Catch: Pirates Lose on Foul Fly
Jake Miller mishandled a foul fly that allowed the winning run to score, costing him any chance with the Pirates. He is reportedly off to Minneapolis in part payment for a deal with Hussell.
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Weismuller Sets Two New Swim Records
World champion swimmer Weismuller, competing in Columbus, set two new marks in the Onto State Journal meet. He lowered the 50 yard freestyle record by 4 1 4 seconds and tied the 100 yard breaststroke, with former Duke Jeahaniy moxa long cited as a previous holder.
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Grey Lag Wins Saratoga Opener in Tight Finish
Grey Lag wins the Saratoga opener in a driving stretch, ridden by Le Pato, finishing a half length ahead of Bon Homme in the downtown Handicap at a mile and a quarter. Prindery, Devastation, and Exterminator follow as other top finishers in the field.
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Washburn Loses in Seabright Play
In Seabright action at New York the Washburn team fell 6-2 to 6-4? The match featured Australian Davis Cup member Gerald Patterson and William Folan ten defeating local players. Patterson beat Phil Neer of Portland 6-4 6-0.
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Seaside-Y. WC. A. Match Postponed in Tennis Tournament
The Seaside-Y. WC. A. tennis match and related tournament play were postponed due to unclear conditions. The set will be played off on Tuesday. All matches in the T. M. GA. tennis tournament were postponed.
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Rock Gas Light Game Postponed by Rain
The Buck Rock Bridgeport Gas Light company game at RBinck Tockfeld Ws was postponed due to rain. The Rocks will play Warner Brothers’ team next Tuesday, with a lively contest anticipated as both sides seek victory.
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Youthful Southpaws Making Good In Majors
A long piece from Billy discusses left handed pitchers, their rarity, and a surge of promising southpaws in the majors. It highlights names like Ray Prangels, Francis, and Helmach, noting Washington and Chicago clubs shaping young talent for future stardom.
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Lee Worthy Wins Matron Stake at Fort Waln Park
Lee Worthy driven by Ben White wins the Matron Stake at Genado tracks with a $1,240 purs e. Peter Pluto, driven by Peter Merl White, takes big purse in the same program. The Toledo Binds pace results list multiple horses and times, including 2:19 trot and 2:07 pace in late heats, with notable performances by Worthy and Peter Pluto.
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Wilton Hosts Norval Solum Visitors This Sunday
Local sports note details a planned matchup between Wilton and Norval Solum teams this Sunday at Oren Bieid. Weathered by season tensions, the event promises a competitive clash with fans hoping for strong performances from key players.
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Ty Cobb Remains Dominant In 41st Season
In New York Aug The aging star Ty Cobb leads the American League for a 41st season with a .400ish pace and a high batting average. Georgie Sisler and others trail as Cobb’s continued prowess is noted with home runs stolen bases and upright dominance across at bats and games.
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Berkshire Team Without Game For Sunday
The Berkshire squad reports no game scheduled for Sunday. No opponent set, and no makeup date announced.
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Fragmented article hints at midseason college game
In a garbled recap from a Virginia contest, Sullivan and New York players are mentioned amid chaotic play by the Sharks and Pirates. The piece references a fourteenth round master plan, a hindered trip, and a sequence involving Smith, Coster, and Merlin as coordinators.
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Fressolas Double in 12th Gives Bridgeport Win
Bridgeport edges New Britain nine 12th inning victory at Meriden to claim the championship. Fressolas drove in the decisive run in the twelfth as Bridgeport rallied past New Britain, with key hits from Miller, Mursick, and Dorie. The win secures silver loving cups and medals for the Park School team members.
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Red Sox Juniors Defeat Cedars In Slim Victory
The Red Sox Juniors edged the Cedars 21 to 19 at Old Mil Green. Pitcher Carlos surrendered eight hits while Goodman starred with five doubles in six trips to the plate. Roger pitched steadily for the Juniors.
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