Clary Shines In Second Game Of Bridgeport Doubleheader
Jesse Burkett's Coal Reavers split a doubleheader with Bridgeport at Newfield Park. In the first game Gomer Wilson struggled. Clarence Brown worked in, while Clary excelled in his rare second-game form. Bridgeport hitters mixed timed rallies led by Robby Emmerich and Loftus, with Roser making a key defensive play. The visitors won the opener while the Coal Heavers struck back in the seventh to force the second game's late scoring surge.
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Rabbitt Emimerich
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Fisters
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Farrell
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Post
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New Haven and Springfield split a double header today
New Haven and Springfield divided a double header in New Haven. The champion New Haven won the first game 317 to 2 and the Ponies took the second 2 to 0. Both teams hit hard in the opener with scores listed for the Eastern League and yesterday’s results.
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New Haven
Springfiela
South Ends to Play Rosebud Nine at Park Tonight
The Senior Recreation League enters its sixth week at Seaside Park tonight. The South Ends meet the Sokal Rosebuds in a key matchup that could put South Ends in a first place tie. A busy weekly slate lists Lenox A A vs Walnut, with Umpire Wheley noted.
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Seaside Park
Sokol Rosebuds
Tuead
C. Vinnive
Dever
Senrer
Lenox A. A
Walnut A. C
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Ias- Borne
Baseball Matchups Across Cities
Boston visits St. Louis while Brooklyn plays Chicago and New York travels to Cincinnati. Philadelphia hosts Pittsburgh in a set of notable league pairings highlighting regional rivalries.
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St. Louis
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Chicago
New York
Cincinnati
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Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
New York Ague
St Louis
Basten
Major League Records for Week
New York reports the weekly Major League records listing each team's wins and losses, runs scored, hits, errors, and opponents runs. The data covers all games through the week ending August 5, noting standings and opponent results for every club.
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Lock Woods Take Schwabens 8 to 2 at Seaside
Tre Lorkwonds strengthened their lead by defeating the Schwabens 8 to 2 at Seaside. Nieman batted well for the Schwabs with three safeties while Monde featured in the pitching lineup. Charley Petrino turned in a perfect fielding game as Kish and Lakenons contributed in the circle.
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Tre Lorkwonds
Schwabens
Lita
Nieman
Schwabs
Monde
Kish
Hareman
Hedd
Charley Petrino
Stans
Tandy
Joe Eike
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Fragmentary OCR notes list players and dates with garbled phrasing. Mentions include names like Martin, Carpenter, Edwards, O Brien and Varese, plus scattered references to locations and a vague game schedule. No coherent event or outcome is discernible from the readable material.
Marinko Allows One Hit as Sox Win 5-1 in Big Show
The White Sox, managed by BLT McGair, defeat Sokal Rosebud Cubs 5-1 at lute Park. Marinko pitches a one hit game with 14 strikeouts and one run allowed. Annie Oakley and John Liptack provide late offense. Letty Gaffneau has the sole Cols hit in a fielding showcase.
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Ruth
White Sox
Sokal Rosebud
So Lute Park
McGair
Annie Oakley
John
Liptack
Tun
Ava
Letty Gaffneau
Cols
Jom Guan
Pruzinsky
M. Vinks
John Liptank
Mack Daley 10 Fight Tonight At Hall V8 Ring
Eddie Micx and Frankie Daley top a 12 round bout at St Marys baseball park Stamfnra tonight. Mack Daly has 49 fights without defeat and a growing hometown crowd expect a record turnout. The card includes three other bouts and a wrestling match with Young Abram and George Vern among entrants.
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Frankie Daley
St. Mary's Baseball Park
Mack
Star Bone
Young Ahram
Bridgeport
Norwalk
Jhe Hell
Rudgeport
Evdle
Ginty
Danbury
Young Bravo
Young Downey
Wei Sting
Nat Pendisten
George Vern
Double headers of E. L. announced
League announces schedule with multiple city pairings for August and September. Albany, Worcester, New Haven, Bridgeport, Springfield, Hartford, Waterbury, and Wilbraham are listed across dates, with teams like Pittsfield and Spring field shown.
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Worcester
Bridgeport
New Haven
Springfield
Pittsfield
Waterbury
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Springfeld
Wew Haven
Pittsld
Harnefield
Wridgeport Haven
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Pitts
Spring- Worcester
Bridge Heldfield
Hart
Conet
Ford
Alpine team set to face Noroton on Sunday
The Alpines prepare for a Sunday game against Noroton after an idle day. Manager Liebel calls all players to report for practice at Yellow Park tonight and Wednesday. Dan will pitch next Sunday and Hen Huckine, new to the team, will fill Dunn's short place due to a sprained ankle.
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Noroton
Tigers
Liebel
Yellowpark
Dan
Hen Huckine
Phice
Dunn
Goslin Delivers Winning Run In Washington Victory
Washington defeated Cleveland 6 to 3 as Goslin singled home Zahniser for the decisive run in the ninth. Johnson and Coveleskie struggled on the mound, with Washington piling runs late and holding Cleveland in the late innings.
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Washington
Cleveland
Zahniser
Coeleskle
Johnson I
Jémieson
Sewell
Stephenson
Burke
Brewer
Winnihé Ful Tas
Sored
Roong
Sth
Abo
Hoae
Leikard
Beck
Aetweon
DOLE
Runt
Harris
Speaker
Sunima
Hrower
Hy Zahniser
Scott Circuits Giants Win 7 to 2
The Tark City Giants defeated the Lights In a cnanny 7 to 2 as Scott Circuits delivered a standout two run homer in the seventh. Curren started in center field for the Giants and mopped up several hard drives while Summers began on the mound before faltering.
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Tark City Giants
Giants
Race Boys
Scott
Curren
Zante
Larkwoods
Ain Aoneony
Fieming
Steadweillader
McKinney
Liubscher
Yankees Defeat St Louis In Thirteen Inning Thriller
New Yorks Yankees beat St Louis 9 to 8 in a 13 inning game. Babe Ruth hit his 27th home run and Ken Williams added his 19th as Rod Meusel drove in the deciding run in the 13th. The ledger notes a dramatic late run and strong offense from both teams.
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Yankees
ST. Louis
Bambino
Ken Willams
New York
Rod Meusel
Bags Ciliel
Bane Ruth
Ken Wiliams
Louis
Gerber
Ster
Ilname
Jacobson
Severeid
Durst
Hazell
Braiiebner
Schang
Jones
Hoyt
Firzell
Schliebner
Wite
Ward
EU Louis
Bayne
van Gilder
van Gilter
Koyt
Jonea
Oe Kolp
Ai Sihder
Nening
van Gilde
Owens
Dinneen
Evans
Kaynes Trophy Fight: Renault Knocks Out Fierro in Cuba
Jack Renault Canadian heavyweight champion defeated Antolin Fierro Cuban champion in the second round of a 12 round match in Havana. From the start Renault dominated with cleaner technique and superior timing. In the second round Renault landed a sharp uppercut, sending Fierro to the canvas for two nine counts before the fighter was counted out.
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Cuba
Jack Renault
Antolin Vierra
Renault
Fierro
Groh Hurt As Giants Conquer Cincinnati 2 To 0
August 5 1924 New York Giants beat Cincinnati 2 0 in a pitchers battle. Groh injured while sliding into third, Maguire replaced him. McQuillan held Eppa Rixey to a near-shutout as Snyder drove in both runs on timely hits. Crowd near 23000 watched at the ballpark.
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New York Giants
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Eppa Rixey
Lehne
Snyder
al Squesze
Hird
Maguire
Seo
Po Young
Prisch
Meusel
Cunningham
Kelis
Jackson
Cin Scinwate
Burns
Daubert
Roush
Duncan If
Bargrave
Pinelli
Bohne
Caveney
Rixey
New York
Graphophone and Remington Arms lead tied in league race
Graphophone and Remington Arms share the league lead after a victory over the Arms on Saturday. Harvey Hubbell beat American Tube while Burns Bassick needed ten innings to edge Burns Bassick. Holmes Edwards and Locomobile segments moved in standings with various doubleheader results across the schedule.
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Remington Arms
Leacus
American Tube
Harvey Hubbell
Bullards
Burns
Bas
Lnocomobile-Holmes & Edwards Fame
Gerrig Clouts Another Homer as Brasscos Win
Hartford Brasscos defeat Waterbury 4 to 3 after a late-inning rally. Lou Gehrig homered for Hartford. Donahue and Clanton supplied key hits as Waterbury misplayed the field. Despite Waterbury threats, Hartford held on to improve in a rugged, error-prone game.
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Hartford
Lou Gebris
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Stiean
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Ah Hopp
Fesse
Denness Conway
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Bridgeport A. C. Prepares Brass Team for Carey Meet
Bridgeport A. C. plans a strong entry for the Kevin Carey track and field meet at Winnersbury next Saturday afternoon with Anderson predicting twenty men and two relays. The carnival is expected to raise substantial proceeds though exact figures are not yet known.
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Wit
Kevin Carey
Wi Ury
Anderson
Bridgeport A. C
Cavanaugh Wins Boston Half Mile in Walter Scott Meet
Waterbury star Tommy Cavanaugh, holder of the tile championship, won the half mile in the Walter Scott games at Boston. He covered the distance in 2:04 1, handicapped by yards. Jola won the 4:32 event, with Hahn of the Boston club runner-up.
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Tommy Hag
Doe Tuy
Walter Lestt
Liurd Hahn
Heston A. A. Th
Raylwod
Jola
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