Yordy Homers as Bears Beat Hillies Four to One
Bears win 4 to 1 at Newfield Park lifting spirits after a batting order shake up. Yank Yordy hits a second inning homer with Stapleton on base, boosting the Bears’ offense as Sperber extends his consecutive games streak. Mills holds to nine hits while Hillies’ defense falters in later innings.
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Local Amateur Boxers Beat in Walnut Beach Show
Bridgeport fighters were defeated by New Haven boxers at Walnut Beach park before about 3000 fans. Matches featured 3 round bouts under Milford Slamming association auspices with several knockouts and decisions across weights from 105 to 250 pounds.
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Ridgeport
Berlenbach Seeks Postponement for Training Time
New York August 1 A P -- Paul Berlenbach requests a postponement to allow more training time between fights. His bout with Mike LeTigue is moved from August 8 to August 25 at Ebbets Field as part of an elimination series. The winner would challenge Jack Delaney for the light heavyweight title.
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Pittsfield Beats Bridgeport In Tight Doubleheader Tee
A Good Shift. Two base balls Long Sperber Home run Yordy Sacrifices Torphy Fuller Mayer Freeman Double play Torphy Fuller Stapleton Left on bases Pittsfield 4 Bridgeport 8 Base on balls Ott Mills 3 Thormahlen 1 Struck out Mills 2 Thormahlen 1 Hit by Pitch Mills Macklin Umpires Fasce and Rorty Time of game 1 24
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Robins Win Third Straight Over Cubs in Brooklyn
Brooklyn on August 1 1941 Robins defeated the Cubs 21 to 1 in a convincing game. Al though Charles Root limited Robins to five hits the Robins surged late to secure their third consecutive win over Chicago. Dug Me- delivery sparked the scoring with key hits as the visitors battled for consistency.
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Hartford Wins Behind Jones Homers Over Fence
Hartford game snags win as Jones belts two home runs over the right field fence. Mayberry and Brown contribute in a close scoring affair, with Hartford taking the lead in a tense late innings.
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Madison Slugfest Beats Sox 14 13 in Side Park Thriller
The Madison team edged the Red Sox 14 to 13 in a high scoring slugfest at a side park yesterday afternoon. Frank Soto led with four hits as Madison rallied in the seventh and ninth innings, with Fehner collecting four hits for the winners. Reichart and Connor also produced, while the Sox featured a homer by an unnamed batter in the ninth before an infield play ended the game.
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Two American Boys Enter British Golf Championship
London reports two American youths enter the British boys title event at Coombe Hill Surrey for the week starting August 23. Charles Sweeney and Robert Sweeney of Canterbury School New Milford Connecticut are Le Touquet club members in France. This marks the first direct American challenge for the British title, though Lyman Wright has previously tried twice.
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England
Milwaukee 7 Indiamands Face Doubleheader In Series
In a pair of games the Milwaukee 7 face the Kansas City squad with Louisville and St Paul also on the docket. The schedule includes rain concerns for Minneapolis Toledo and Columbus venues as weather disrupts play across the doubleheader.
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Unclear Sports Scores From Southern Tourney Snippet
Fragmentary results show Southern teams visiting various cities with mixed scores: Litte Rock 4 at New Orleans, minghans 1 at Memphis, Chattanooga 3 at Mabile 9, Atlanta 1 at Nashville. Specific teams and contexts are missing.
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Spike Van Alstyne Sold to Washington by Albany Club
Spike Van Alstyne, Bridgeport’s leading pitcher this season, has been sold from the Albany club of the Eastern league to the Washington club of the American league. Mike Healy, Bears business manager, announced the deal yesterday. Van Alstyne will report to the Senators on September 16, the day after the Eastern league season ends.
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Former national champions to compete in Fairfield tournament
Fairfield Aug 1 Special The eight leading amateurs will play at the Country Club of Fairfield on the Sas o Hill links next weekend. Three former national amateur champions A P Crullford Francis Ouimet Max Marston participate along with Miss Glenna Collett Maureen Orcutt Louise Fordyce Bernice Wall. The event features mixed foursomes Saturday and men versus women matches, culminating in Sunday finals for gold balls. Jesse Sweetser's absence dampens expected field as he is inactive since British title win.
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Oshkosh
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Glennia Collett
Francis Ouiret
Pairfield
Jesse Sweetser
Glenna Carlett
Sweetser
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Ontario
North Winds beat Shires at Seaside Park 6 to 3
The North Winds defeated the Shires 6 to 3 at Seaside Park yesterday afternoon in a fast game marked by flaky plays. Key contributors include Kelly and Cosgrey for the winners with Rett pitching well for North Ends and Callahan and Nesealy standing out for the losers.
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Sokol Rosebuds Edge West Ends In City League Thriller
In Seaside Park on Saturday the Sokol Rosebuds rallied in the eighth for three runs to beat the West Ends 5 to 3 and tie the White Eagles for trust place. Kelman faced Althausen. Welman and Vosko contributed key plays as Devitt drove in runs and Cassidy drew walks amid a chaotic ninth inning protest and crowd interference.
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Albany Splits Two With Grays
Albany divided a double header with Providence, winning the first game and losing the second. Solomon starred, accounting for five Albany runs in game one and one in game two. Frasier and Barron made key catches as Albany batters provided most offense.
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Bears Aim To Avenge Losses In Newfield Park Twin Bill
Gene McCann and Ponlessel entertain Springfield in two ball games at Newfield Park. Tadies Day and Knot Holi Day mark park events as the Bears seek to reverse a series slide after dropping four of five to the Ponies. The Bears versus Ponlessel run dates include matches in Bridgeport and upcoming games in New Haven and Waterbury.
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Trasseos
St Charles Triumphs Over White Eagles In City League
The St Charles defeated the White Eagles 3 to 1 at Seaside Park, pulling even for first place with the Sokol Rosebuds. Joe Goode and Darrant Cassidy each had three singles for the winners, while Lenk hit a decisive double in the sixth. Targon's triple and Lilla's two run triple highlighted the White Eagles’ effort.
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