Worcester Bears Beaten 7 3 as Panthers Rally
Worcester defeats Bridgeport 7 3 led by Horans wild pitching and a key unassisted double play by a Panthers outfielder. Wilhelm sparked the Bears but Umpire Breslin chased him from the dugout as Worcester took the lead.
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Bears Edge Two Clubs In Inter-club Race Standings
Bridgeport leads the Inter-club records at two thirds of the Easton league path for 19.4 kg season, with Pittsfield and Springfield beating and beating, Worcester and Hartford also close in the standings. The Bears hold a stronger home record, Waterbury visits often, and Worcester adds a single trip as the rest of the schedule unfolds through August and September with Albany, New Haven, Springfield, Hartford, and Pittsfield on the slate.
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AR Rec League Revises Schedule For 1925 Season
At a Board of Recreation meeting the Junior Recreation League adopted a revised 1925 season schedule. Many games were canceled due to unusable fields. August and September matchups include Rosebuds Red Tops Cubs Clovers and others across Diamond fields with times ranging from 1 30 to 3 40 p.m.
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Syracuse and Providence split international league opener
Syracuse wins first game 13 to 4 while Providence claims 9 to 2 in the second. Hallahan Niebergall and others contribute for Syracuse as rain interrupts in Jersey City. players Kopshaw Swartz Yin Lynn Taranto and Gibson McCarthy noted in the chaotic early season clash.
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Kacey-Lenox game postponed due to weather
The scheduled Recreation League contest between Braceys and Jenox was postponed last night because of inclement weather. It will be rescheduled later this season. Tonight the week fifteen slate closes with Wants facing Public Market. likely pitchers Althausen and Larkin will take the mound for their teams.
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City track meet entries near seventy five as clubs lead
About 75 athletes expected for the junior city track and field championships at Seaside Park Sunday. Knickers lead the Girls City League with five wins, one defeat. Last Idles and Doers tied for second. Eight events are planned including sprints, distance, and field events with certificates for winners.
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War hero rests after failed English Channel swim attempt
Lieut Col Bernard C Freynery, VC recipient and war hero, abandoned his English Channel swim near Kingsdown after about seventeen hours. He was within 600 yards of shore near Point Hope before turning back due to cold water and doubted four more hours of effort as tides shifted. He was aided by a tug and urged by his pilot to continue before surrendering the attempt.
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Freyberg noted as famed swimmer and war figure
The report recalls Col Freyberg once a champion long-distance swimmer at 17 and awarded the Distinguished Service Order for an operation at the Galapagos camp. It mentions his daring night swim from a British destroyer to shore and notes unofficial details of wartime actions. A second game notes Little Rock 3, Birmingham 4 at 5 o'clock this afternoon.
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E L Leading Hitters Second Game Scoreboard
In a rare turnout final, Memphis lost to Atlanta 13 to 1 in Pirtt Game while Little Rock edged Birmingham 2 to 1. The results summarize key outcomes from the second game slate featuring leading hitters and notable runs.
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Day and Travers Set for Nutmeg Stadium Bout Tonight
George Day and Mickey Travers prepare for a much anticipated 10 round duel at Nutmeg Stadium in New Haven tonight with strong betting and heated rivalry. Both fighters have trained hard, seek victory to rebuild prestige, and a win could shape their future fights. The card includes Dormmndo vs Reish and Currie vs Schurman with Proto facing Muro in preliminary matches.
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Outfielder Jack Smith in Twin Killing as Cardinals Conquer Boston Braves
ST LOUIS Aug 5 AP. Cardinals rout Braves 14 2. Bottomley hit his 18th homer. Jack Smith made an unassisted double play and caught a fly, then retired Genevich asleep on the bases. Genevich charged with defeat as St Louis plate 14 runs.
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Baseball scores from American Association games mixed results
American Association games yielded diverse outcomes with officials noting rain halted action in Columbus after five innings. Minneapolis defeated Toledo 10 to 3, Kansas City beat Indianapolis 4 to 3 in ten innings, Milwaukee won 5 to 7 at Louisville, and Columbus was leading 3 to 2 when play was called in the rain.
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