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Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1926

Page

9

White Sox halt Yanks' streak with 2 1 win

Chicago White Sox stop New York's eleven game run by beating the Yankees 2 to 1 in a pitching duel between Faber and Urban Shocker. Collins drives in runs with a double and Falk adds a key hit, while Gehrig's double accounts for Yankee offense.

Chicago New York Chis Tago Yankees Faber Urban Collins Steel Falk White Sox Gehrig Paschal Siares Hunnefield Olling Bheely Barrett Rf A Kamm Schalk U Ron Icads O Odo Gehris Sheely Collins Lazzer Kamm Collings Lazzeri Venlg Haula Shicker Braxton Ans iNnneen

Cauliflower Alley Tunney Dempsey Bout In Jersey A No-Decision Clash

The proposed Tunney Dempsey heavyweight clash at Royle's Tivety Acres in Jersey is billed as a no decision affair between aging champions and a doubtful challenger. Critics recall the 1920s bout impressions and question why the fight would stage in Jersey, not New York City, with no decisions rendered. Chuck Burns returns to Madison Square Garden to meet Davey Rosenbloom in a prominent welterweight pairing as Burns pursues bigger names in the big time.

Royle Tivety Acres Jerse Carpentier Jock Tistic Bloomer Anl Dempsey Gene Tunney Tom Gibbons Bartley Madden August Boxing Commission New York State Richard Jersey New York City Burna Jack Chuck" Burns San Antone Locker Nues Tiat Aittle Madison Square Gardien Davey Rosenbloom Tillie Kid" Herman Red” Fhtesimmons George Manley Stribling Lohman Jackie Nark Attery Warnie Smith Waterbury Burns Tommy Freeman Louisiana Connectcut Frankie O'Brien K. G. Lenny Botby Shields Murray Giilitzy Josh Sheik Leonard George Smith Brooklyn San Antone Flan Georges Carpentier John Riske Rosenbloom Chuck

Brasscos Suffer Heavy Loss in Final New Haven Outing

New Haven defeated Waterbury 12 to 2 in the Brasscos final appearance of the season. AteGowan led the offense with four hits while Bowman added three as New Haven hammered Waterbury.

New Haven Waterbury Brasscos Clu AteGowan Bowman Martin Gleason McGowan Hillis Hyman Pa Genin, Mayer Jaerani Bowman Cc Pas Ae. Saver Lenin Donahue Coriffin H Man Jablonowski Vy Jablonowski Hyman Lass and Kuhn Georgie Mika Allering

Dempsey Heads to Saratoga Camp in St Louis Visit

Dempsey travels from Colorado Springs to Saratoga Springs with strong boxing anticipation. He and associates expect a match, while manager Wills Rickard faces questions about guarantees.

Dempsey Saratoga Camp ST. Louis Colorado Springs Saratoga Springs Deene Tundey Jack Wills Uenpsey al Feahter

Blakesley Tops Western League Hitting Pace

Blakesley of Omaha strengthens his batting with 19 hits in 41 at bats and three home runs as he climbs toward Sturdy of Tulsa in the Western League race. Purdy breaks into the top ten while Werzel and Hughes slip, and Moon adds wins as Tulsa leads the circuit in batting. Patterson of Tulsa and Henry of Omaha boost the standings with strong showings.

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Bluege's homer lifts Senators to 14 11 win over Browns

Bluege delivered a ninth inning homer with two on as the Washington Senators defeated the St. Louis Browns 14 to 11 in a high scoring lugging affair. Ken Williams hit his 12th homer. Vangilder allowed six runs in relief. Winning pitcher Marry, losing pitcher Gaston, time 2:21.

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National to Play Postponed Games This Week

Four postponed National League games will be played this week per President Heydler. The first matches Tokyo will be New York and Chicago at the Polo Grounds tomorrow, then Boston, Pittsburgh, and the Braves on Wednesday. Saturday brings two more doubleheaders with St Louis at Brooklyn and Cincinnati at New All games will be played as doubleheaders.

New York Heydler Polo Grounds Nts Chicago Boston Pittsburgh Braves St. Louie Brooklyn Cincinnati

Kid Kaplan Opens Lightweight Campaign in San Francisco

Connecticut’s Kid Kaplan launches a bid for the lightweight title by facing Tommy Cello in San Francisco. Kaplan seeks a title shot against Sammy Mandell, while Cello, a fast starter, may test Kaplan early but fatigue could set in after round six. Other bouts include Eddie Lord vs Lou Guglimini and a crowded undercard at the Twenty-Second Engineers Armory with Joe Divedi drawing praise from Benny Leonard.

Conneticut Kid Kaplan Kaplan Sammy Mandell Rockford Sheil Tommy Cello San Francisco Jack Griff Polo Grounds Pat Moran Madison Square Garden Cello New York Tommy KO the Kid H Weighthone Eddie Boyer Charley Johnson Samtony Rombolo Alex Toverski Rohma Haskell

Eddie Lord to Meet Chapman at Hartford VeloDrome

Matchmaker George Mulligan announced a 12 round bout between Red Chapman of Reston and Eddie Lord of Meriden for Monday night August 18 at the Hartford Velodrome. They will headline a popular priced card.

Hartford Aub George Mulligan Red Chapman Reston Eddie Lord Meriden

No. 6 House Wins Volley Ball Clash

No. 6 Engine House volleyball team defeated Central in three straight sets 15 7 and 16 4 last night. The win keeps No 6 undefeated with twenty seven games won and only one loss, to Team No 1, the No 2 Engine Company men.

No. 8 Engine House Toe Engine Company

Newark plans for new sport stadium

Newark plans to sell 120 acres at Port Newark Terminal to finance a 1.5 mile automobile race track with grandstands for 100 000 to 125 000. Mayor Thomas L. Raymond announced the proposal. Backers are Brooklyn and New York City financiers led by Mortimer Coward of Glen Ridge New Jersey president of Cowree Company. Estimated cost exceeds 1 000 000 dollars.

Newark N. J Port Newark Terminal Thomas L. Raymond Brooklyn New York City Mortimer §. Coward Glen Ridge Cowree Company

Pittsfield Beats Hartford 8 to 1 In Afternoon Game

Hartford could do little against Barry as Pittsfield bunched hits off Miller in the fourth inning and capitalized on Hartford errors to clinch an 8 to 1 victory.

Hartford Barry Pittsfield Miller Freeman Iy Long Mayer Sperber Burkett Marshall MecGamgan Hauk Cronin O Barry Seater Po Jones Heltman Rf Comiskey Schinkel Shirley Sheridan Kraz Manguni Mitchell P Dunne Mitchell Mangum Miner Brown and Hobingon

Sports Notes Highlight Early Baseball and Other Facts

The item recalls Walter Johnson starting his 20th major league season on August 2 and notes Elliott Bigelow of Chattanooga ending a 31 game hitting streak in the Mobile series. It adds oddities about Captain Webb, golf clubs in South Africa, and the lack of modern aids for Channel swimming. Naylor, who began his streak June 12, stopped Bigelow. Bigelow had 529 at bats with 6 hits, a .472 average, and 92 total bases.

Elliott Bigelow Chattanooga Rolie Naylor Bigelow

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