Panthers Beat Bears In Doubleheader At Newfield Park
Worcester Panthers defeated Bridgeport Bears in a two game set at Newfield Park, taking the first game 5 to 2 and winning the nightcap 3 to 0. Drake struggled in the opener, while Goldsmith and Kibbie starred in a strong defensive effort for Worcester. Edwards, Henzes, and Sperber led Bridgeport’s offense with sparse support, as timely hits and fielding miscues shaped the losses.
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Watell
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Starr
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Pballs
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Kuhn
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Between Ourselves on Decline of Pitching and Batting Leaders
Edward J Shugrue notes a shift from deep pitching staffs to more limited staffs across major leagues. He cites Athletics and Giants as examples, with leaders in runs and batting averages, and highlights changes in staff depth, records, and player movements including Delaney and Robinson.
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Evans
Gkmee
Twans Oplegs
Shingoon
Ph York
Pittsburgh
Kaceys Use of Park Sunday for Knights of Coloinists
The Pedgenest baseball club donates Sendiehl Park for Knights of Coloinists use Sunday afternoon. Promoter Gene Kiely leads a team of Recreation League players as the scheduled New Zhaen game approach.
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Sendiehl Park
Knights of Coloinists
Thefurs
New Zhaen
Gene Kiely
Recreation League
Henry Schulte Resigns as Nebraska Football Trainer
Henry I Schulte, longtime Nebraska trainer and line coach, will not coach football this fall. He will continue as head track coach and devote efforts to track, a move seen as a major loss to Nebraska’s football program.
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Lincoln
Neb
Henry I Schule
Universiy of Nebraska
Schulte
Nebraska
Profs Nose Out Brassco Club in Close Tilt
Gleason's single Mayer's sacrifice and Hank's single in the ninth inning broke up a pitching duel between Bishop and Jaerty. New Haven won over Waterbury 1 to 0. Only two Waterbury runners reached third and up to the ninth only one local man saw that bag. A running catch of Bachand's liner by Yordy in the eighth was a feature. The score.
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Lamer
Miller
Simmons
Basca
Galloway
SL. Lane
Hartford
Duracher
Ponies Defeat Hillies In Well Pitched Battle
Springfield defeats Pittsfield 3 to 1 in a well pitched game at Pittsfield. Fortune and Mills hurled effectively with the only earned run credited to Springfield. Obere drove in a run and scored. Errors and base running miscues noted, umpire Breslin ejected a Pittsfield player in the eighth for protesting a decision.
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Aus
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Fortune
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Breslin
Obere
Collins
Miolen
Gouger
Thomas
Jernos
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Herrera
MacPhee
Thon
Hast Mills
Jon
Summmers
Farrell Fans Seven Men As Hearts Beat Sacraments
The Sacred Hearts defeated the Blessed Sacraments 3 to 1 at Seaside Park to prevent a tie for first place in the Recreation League. Farrell held the Sacraments to five hits while striking out seven. The Hearts pounded Lubick for ten hits and pitched steadily to secure the win.
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Blessed Sacraments
Seaside Park
Hearts
Lubick
Farrell
Gray Adds 11th Win As Ninth Inning Lapse Notch
Philadelphia Athlet ics beat Chicago White Sox 9 to 3 as Gray earned his 11th win pitching strong into the ninth before Baumgartner quieted a rally with bases loaded and none out. Simmons homered for his 17th run as Philadelphia extends its success in the series and stands out in the American League action.
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Cuyler
Johnny Mostil
American —Mostil
Chi Simmons
Philadelphia
Feveland
Davis
Chicago
New York
St. Te
Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago White Sox
Gray
Baumgartner
Simmons
Post Nine to Play on Friday at Seaside Park
The Past baseball team will play Friday at Seaside Park against 1 M Read company. The team has won two straight games and seeks a third. Bezak and Coney have been added to strengthen the lineup. For game inquiries contact the baseball manager.
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Phe Strang
M. Read Company
Dismonl Ne
Seaside Park
Iim Ofan
Bezak
Coney
Pest
Custaf
Anu
Weflin
Heaik
Bunnel
Ty J Medseritt
Bears Play at Worcester Today in Two Day Series
The Bears travel to Worcester for a two day set likely including a double header on Thursday and Saturday. Albany appears at the Nagle Street pasture while PheOcala goes to New Haven for the first time in the 10 Nell circuit history.
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Albany
Waterbury
Pittsfeld
Springfield
Bridgeport
Worcester
Hartford
New Haven
Bears
Worces
Nagle Street
Pheocala
Kaplan to Fight Kennedy Tonight in Bayonne bout
Featherweight champion Louis Kid Kaplan meets New Orleans challenger Billy Kennedy in a twelve round no decision bout at Bayonne Stadium New Jersey scheduled for tonight. The title will not be at stake as the match was postponed from Friday and no weights will be required.
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Louis
Kid) Kaplan
Billy Kennedy
New Orleans
Bayonne
N. J
Kaplan
Orleans Buys Watson From Minneapolis Pitcher Purchased
New Orleans South Association club buys pitcher John Watson formerly with the New York Giants from Minneapolis. He will report immediately to the club for assignment.
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New Orleans
John Watson
New York Giants
New Orleans South Association
Minneola
Municipal tennis doubles opens with 32 entrants
Thirty two players entered the municipal tennis doubles championship on the municipal courts this week. The event should finish before Labor Day. Weidlich Buckingham are seen as strongest pair. First round matches listed with multiple pairings and byes.
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Ae T. Wither We
RW. Hall
L. Dickerson
Davenport
Harrison's Nines to Play Busy Sunday
Charley Harrison schedules a full slate of games for next Sunday with multiple junior squads and teams facing off at various locations including Seaside Park Danbury Greenfield HSE Gheena Farms Ridgefield Norwalk Milford and Westport.
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Ema Jrs
Seaside Park
Black Acme Jrs
Danbury
P. Lm
Woodsides
Black Roc
Black Rock Cresufield Tain
Redding
Greenfield Hse
Greens Farms
Senecas
Gheena Farms
Ridgefield
Leland
Campos
Laurels
Norwalk
Milford. Va
Westport
Kaceys to Play Lenox Tonight at Seaside Park
The Knights of Calumbue clash with Lenox in a Recreation League game at Seaside Park tonight. Kaceys hold a 4 1 record while Lenox sits at 3 3. Tomorrow night Publl Mar kata faces Wainute in the final game of the week.
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Lenox
Seaside Park
Kaceys
Publl Markata
Wainute
International League Scores and Standings Noted
Partial OCR lists Rochester versus Jersey City and Syracuse versus Providence with players Thormahlen Faulkne s Freitag Parks Niebergall Mattison Tomlin Lyon Proffitt Jones Hill Thomas McKee across matchups. Also references Buffalo Baltimore and Toronto Reading with unclear details and names only.
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Jersey City
Thormahlen
Lake Faulkne' S
Freitag
Syracuse
Providence
Parks and Niebergall
Mattison Tomlin
Lyon
Buffalo
Baltimore
Proffitt
Jones and Hill
Thomas J and
McKee
American Association standings and results brief
Glaser Sandiford Englishman and Styles McNamara and McCarthy noted in the latest American Association update. Minneapolis 1 Toledo 5 with St Past 9 Columbus. Kansas City 6 Indianapolis 10. Milwaukee 7 Louisville 3.
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Sandiford
Styles
McNamara
McCarthy
Minneapolis
Toledo
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Expert Anna Baun Poised for National Championship Showing
Captain Baum expects his daughter Anna Baun to compete in the National A A Vivo men's championships starting in Dermit tomorrow. She faces top American swimmers except Gr atrude Ederle who is in France preparing to swim the English Channel. Baum has state titles and frequent national podium finishes.
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Captain Baum
Anna
A. A. Vivo
Dermit
Gratrude Ederle
France
Organize New Football Team Formed by Noted Players
Fred Warner and Ralph Cangulne plan a strong football squad this year composed of well known state players. The team will travel on road games only. A preliminary meeting of all candidates will be held tomorrow night.
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Fred Warner
Ralph Cangulne
Deers Edge East Sides In Close Girls City League Game
The Deers defeated East Sides 16 to 15 in a Girls City League contest at Seaside Park. The game ended in the ninth due to darkness. Errors, base hits and stolen bases were frequent with key contributions from A Mongullo and M DeVitpi for the Deers and M Wilsen and H Doolan for the East Sides.
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Seaside Park
Navigator wins Albany Handicap at Saratoga by navigator
The Albany Handicap worth 5000 dollars was won by Greentree stable's Navigator in six furlongs with Salta second and Blackheld third. Navigator paid 6 to 1, time 1:18 1/5. Salta ridden by John Callahan finished a head back, with odds-on favorite Blockhead unable to threaten and finishing third. Lancaster was coupled with Navigator in the Greentree entry. Other contenders included Sport Reyal Sun Sacker and Early Vote.
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Salta
Blackheld
John Callahan
Blockhead
Earl Sander
Lancaster
Sport Reyal
Sun Sacker
Early Vote
Providence Protest Denied by Probe President Toole
The Providence International League club protested a June 21 Toronto victory, claiming a stop time allowed Toronto to catch a train. The protest was denied by John Conway Toole, president of the circuit, who ruled the game should not be delayed to 3 o'clock and that the late start did not violate league rules.
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Toronto
Providence
John Conway Toole
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