Bridgeport Plays Star Ball and Indians Lose Second Straight
Eddie Lennon, ex-Bridgeport pitcher, debuted for New Haven against the Americans at Newfield Park with four strikeouts but wildness as Bridgeport fell 4-1 for the second straight game. New Haven benefited from walks and errors, while their defense and timely hits produced the scoring, with standout plays noted from Kingston, Laughlin, and Hargrave. Waterbury comes to town next.
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Sparring Note on Carpentier First Round Be UK Bout
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Hartford Cops In Double Bill With Hammond's Men
Pittsfield, Mass. August doubleheader ended 6 to 4. Jarrars Ryured in all four runs scored by the visiting side. Tilman Alt pitched well. Hartford had some offense but could not push across the final run in the ninth of the second game. Gardelin, Hantvend and Neher starred for the locals.
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Boston Red Sox sweep doubleheader from Tigers
Boston Red Sox won both games of a Detroit doubleheader. The first game ended 7 to 1 and the second 4 to 4. Heltmann was ejected in the ninth inning for protest.
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Five Leading Batters of the Major Leagues at Springfield
Springfield defeated Worcester 3 to 1 as Inge McWherland and the Roosters produced three singles in the sixth. A late argument between managers and players interrupted play, Geo Gonzales finishing the game. Belanger King Duff, and Wilder led Springfield hitters, with Murray, Conway, and Belanger contributing in a tense, error-prone contest.
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Reds Edge Phillies In Game Three Errors Drive Win
Cincinnati broke even in the series finale at home after a shaky start. Montay miscues fueled a costly inning as Aner delivered a solid showing over four frames. Janahus, Woot, and Sedmrick contributed in relief, sealing a 7 to 4 victory.
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Yankees Lose Final Game With Chicago
Chicago closed the series with New York by a 4 to 3 victory. Meusel hit a home run in the third to tie the score, and Falk delivered a pivotal triple with Mostil adding a run on the next hit. Final score and details incomplete due to damaged text.
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Washington Loses Nineteen Inning Battle to Browns
Gibbons wins his bout with Smith in a twelve round no-decision match. Mike Gibbons of St Paul outboxed Jeff Smith of Bayonne in Jersey City. Smith faded after early rounds as Gibbons pressed the pace, sending Smith to the canvas in round one and trading blows through the final rounds.
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Yesterday's Standings From Various Baseball Games
Yesterday's results show Bridgeport 4 New Haven 1 Waterbury 3 Albany 0 Worcester 3 Springfield 1 Hartford and Pittsfield both 4 games, Philadelphia 1 and 3 Ghicazo 5 New York 4 Boston 7 Detroit 1 in a pair, Washington 1 Aug S-31 Tous beat Washington in 19 innings to set a league record. Acosta relieved Mogridge for Washington. Davis pitched for St Louis. Detailed box scores note 19 innings, multiple players named, and numerous errors and plays.
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Timey hitting sinks Cleveland as Athletics win 4 3
Welch bangs out three hits including a double and two triples and drives in the deciding run in the eighth as Philadelphia defeats Cleveland 4 to 3. Tillie Walker belts a homer into the bleachers and Buck Freeman adds solid pitching in a timely win.
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Cardinals Fall In Final At Boston 4-3
Boston wins the last game of the series 4 to 3 as Southworth knocks in the decisive run on Minder's double, Dillhoefer nailed at the plate to preserve the lead. Southworth and Barrett lead Boston with multi hit effort while Busch bats pace St Louis in a close road affair.
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Pirates Hit Heavy in Seventh to Trim Dodgers
Pittsburgh defeated Brooklyn 4 to 2, scoring all runs in the seventh inning. Mitchell was knocked from the mound as Quisaan batted for Adams and drove in the tying run, with Bixbee contributing after Riether relieved. Tierner’s sixth inning error produced Brooklyn’s lone runs.
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American Association Scores and Games Summary
In Minneapolis the American Association fixture produced a 12 to 1 score with Alwenken and Mee leading the action. Second game saw Tanulsy score for Toledo, while Columbus beat Indianapolis at St Paul. Kansas City emerged with a 9 tally as Toledo claimed the first game 10 to 3.
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Two British Isles Davis Cup Players Defeated at Seabright
At the Seabright Tennis Cup singles, Turnbull and Gilbert fell in the third round to American rivals Vincent New Fork and others. New Fork beat Turnbull in straight sets 6-2, 6-4, with sharp cross court play proving decisive.
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Dugan Returns to the Game Highlighting Sense and Resolve
Ambiguous account notes Jon Pagan praised for returning to athletics after a cold spell. The piece mentions Lamperement and Carlin in unclear contexts while hinting at Hoader Guost and Invi Boon affecting league standing.
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Mitchell Offers to Pinch-Hit for Champion Leonard
Promoter Herman Taylor and Robert Gurnis rejected Philapelpy and Pitke I Mitchall as substitutes to fight Benny Leonard on Friday. The proposed bout to decide the edit championship was postponed as Leonard’s hand injury raised doubts.
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Donovan Ousted as Phillies Head Coach Manager
Donovan and Wil lam Fo Saker announce that Rotrovan will not serve as manager for the remainder of the season. Wil Petim is placed in charge with Donovan temporarily relieved. the club faces uncertainty over leadership as the Philadelphia National League continues its season.
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Yale Pitcher Selleck Signs With Brasscos
Selleck, Yale pitcher of Waterbury, Agust 1921, signed by the Waterbury club of the minor league after three seasons with the biua teem. Mention of Howard Co and a Donorad scout in Marshland. President Baker seeks explanation of a letter to Judge Lendis, baseball commissioner.
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