New Haven Smashes Jinx to Take Twin Bill From Locals
New Haven swept a doubleheader at Weiss Park as Bill Donagin and Mais Camels led the attack with timely hits and a mix of errors from Kingdon and others. Cooney starred for New Haven with a home run and key singles while Bowerman added four singles, and the team built leads in the third and sixth innings to overpower the locals 3-0 and 5-1.
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New Haven
Jinx
Kingdon
Bridgeport
New Haiti
Wes
Weiss Park
Bill Donagin
Mais Camels
McCann
Slim Borsheeft
Donovan
Buck Cooney
Cooney
Bornhoeft
Otis
Behin Ornes Satield
yeCooney
Grilgexort
Tairlyood
Bank Lenasure
Crconsal
Fewman
Eysmerich
Jones
Bobby
Bow
Iman
Rhonda
Stamford May Stage Title Meet Faces Local Rejections
Stamford plans to host a state championship title meet as Secretary Thomas J Tracey of New Haven notes hopeful prospects. New Haven Kaceys declined the meet, angering the local American Legion who had been turned down earlier. Tracey says Stamford A A and Bridgeport A C have proposed, B A L C unlikely to judge the games. Stamford seeks sanction with a formal application to proceed.
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Thomas J Tracey
New Haven
iNew
Haven Kaceys
American Legion
Yo Tracy
Stamford A. A
Bridgeport A.C
B. Alc
Harven
Kaceya
Anderson
Learsing
Tamford
Red Sox Accept Newsies Challenge At Mill Green
Red Sox accept Newsies challenge for a Sunday game at 618 Mill Green. The Sox field a new lineup with a pitcher named Neomensdent and Caries listed as twirler for the visitors.
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RED Stars
Newsies
Red Sox
Mill Green
Sox
Dick Loftus Hits Hot Streak in Last Five Games
Eastern League outfielder Dick Loftus, noted for top fielding, rides a seven hit surge over the past five games starting last Saturday. He has raised his batting average from under .200 to near .275, with seven hits in five games and rousing fan support as he eyes a potential big league call.
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Lek Loftus
Emmerich
Bridgeport
Hig
French and Anzags to Meet at Longwood in Davis Cup
The France and Australasia teams quarrel for a Davis Cup semi final spot meet at Longwood Cricket Club Chestnut Hills on neutral courts. Patterson and Gobert lead Australasia and France veterans with Anderson and Cocher to follow in singles. Doubles teams to be decided tomorrow afternoon.
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Boston
Associated Press
Tenris Tema
France
Australia
United States
Lonewood Cricket Club
Chestnut Hills
Gerald L. Patterson
Aid
Tharyes
Andre Gobert
James Q. Anderson
Australasia
Henry Cocher
Priday
Recreation team heads to New York for handicap events
Captain M A Baum leads Heard of Recreation swimmers to Madison Square Garden to contest 72 yard and 300 metre handicap races. Grace Kempig and Anna Baum are favored, with Kempig aiming for a strong back mark and Anna pacing from a mid field position. Other entrants include Stacia Danielwica Haley Childs Marian Wood and Latine. Men contestants Napoleon Labreque George Chacklin join the roster.
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M. A. Baum
Heard of Recreation
New York
Madison Square Garden
Captain Baum
Grace Kempiy
Anna Baum
Miss Kempig
Anna Baur
Esse
Baum
Stacia Danielwica
Haley Childs
Marian Wood
Ose Latine
Napoleon Labreque Cin
George Chiacklin
Eat
Myrtle Beach
Cross Harbor
New Haven
St Louis Nationals Take NL Lead After New York Loss
The St Louis Nationals rose to the National League lead for the first time in two weeks after New York was defeated by Cincinnati three to one. A later win by St Louis over Boston solidified their position, putting them one game ahead.
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Bridgeport
Emmerich
Fiedler
New Haven
Man
Malone
Wax Howmas
Riconar
Bowman
S. Iahite
Bornhoeft
Cooney
Tea Angels
Haven Emmerich
Bayrs
Bass
Winan
hiis—Fiedler
Crkowsk
Biruck
Cyko
Ehim
Salt Wilson
Kubo
ST. Louis. Ang
St. Louis
Nationals
New York
Cincinnati
Boston
Beardsley Stars Win Forfeit To Advance Season Lead
Beardsley Stars claimed their 14th win in 15 starts by a forfeit over the Whirlwinds yesterday morning. The report lists players including Walter Holmes at first base and Harry Schroter in short, with Beardsley inviting any 10 to 13 year old team in the city to challenge.
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Beardeley Stars
Browns Defeat Washington 8-6 in Slugging Finale
St Louis August 9 The Browns swept the Senators 8-6 with three homers amid a high scoring finish. Walter Johnson sparked a late rally as Judge Gealin and McManus homered for the Browns while an umpire ruling in the ninth affected a counted run. The game closed the home stand with a wild double play ending the inning.
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ST Louis
Jeading Browns
Toda. & A
Walter Johnson
Judge
Gealin
Senators
McManus
St Tp
Ceilins
Austin
HI Vanelider
Kolm
Pruett
Bis
Washington
Brower
Jacobson
Jansen
Williame
Goalin
Hame
Francia
Brilineart
Johnson
Vamelidar
Kolp
Heathcote's Home Run Lifts Gues Win
Heathcote belted a three run homer with two aboard to power a comeback victory for the Gues over Brooklyn in Chicago. Cadore and Alexander each allowed an inning, Cadore fading after Heathcote's blast in the third. The Trudgers rallied late with five hits, Olsen handling twelve chances.
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Heathcote
Gues
Brooklyn
Aus
Chicago
Cadore
Alexander
Tung
Igh
Twipte
Olsen
Shicarge
Bollachet
Terry
A Grimes
Friberg
Millar
St. Ikrug
O'Farrell
E ' Alexander
le Brooklyn
Une Johnston
Olson
Schmandt
Gries High
Strucit Gut
Avexinder
Wi plich—Alexander
Fassad bali—Deverry
Tom
Senitle
PITTS
Pittsfield
Morgan
Sulliven
Waterbury
Bates
Hargraves
Lie
Murphy
Hpea
Coxtrow
King
Kinnella
Sehmenl
Sae Morgan
Putteriele
Bota
Capes
Gardella
Stapleton
Baker
Hargreave
Bosse
Silva
Wrterburyoun
Pikefield
Thurgreaves
Valear
Slapiston
Bepiston
New England Bicycle Meet Seaside Park Entries Low
Extrica tor the New England elimination championships near Seaside Park report only two entries so far. John F McCormick in charge says 59 events open to both and juniors and settlers ride. Bronze medals awarded. winners go to Atlantic City to contest national championships next month. Coaster Drake wheels allowed. series closes Saturday. about twenty expected per event.
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New England
Seaside Park
John F. McCormick
Brigeport
Atlantic City
McCormack
Fifteen Tryouts for Bringveport A C Team
About fifteen candidates reported to Coach M A Baum at the Seaside bathing pavilion for Tryouts ahead of the Myrtle Beach meet on Sunday. Baum, lacking mass records, cannot gauge how his team will fare. Three practices of the Bringveport team will be held at Seaside Park Monday.
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Bringveport A. C
M. A. Baum
Aum
Myrtle Beach
B. A
Jain
Seaaide Park
Kid Wagner Favored to Defeat Kaplan at Meriden Tonight
The Meriden crowd expects a fast featherweight clash as Kid Wagner bids to avenge a prior loss to Louis Kaplan. Wagner, coming off strong form in Philadelphia, faces Kaplan who has 23 straight wins but has been idle recently. Tickets are selling briskly with Dwyer’s added undercard bouts boosting the card.
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Kid Wagner
Kaplan
Barrett
Connecticut
Meriden
Louis Kid Kaplan
Gentry
Kia
Wagner
Philadelphia Mauler
Cie
Meriden Jad Ia
Warner
Alm
Wrener
Harry Grea
Johnny Kilbane
Pepper Martin
Cee
Kaylan
Waa
Kulhane
Werner
Kimaplan
Uné
Kaa Wan
Quaker City
Hoya
Bridgeport
George Dagger
Park City
Dwyer
Tracy Forguson
Dick Berry
Jimmy Provo
Young Shiverbers
Lynch
Recruit Twirls Well and Spoke's Crew Wins 7-3
Cleveland defeated Boston 7 to 3 as Boons, a reliever from Chattanooga, held the Boston bats without a hit through the first four innings. Collins pitched Griven in the early game, while the Cleveland defense and pitching combination secured the lead and the win.
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SPOKE
Cleveland
Boston
Boons
Chattanooge
Firat
Svea
Collins -Ves
Griven
Venice Cubs Defeat Blue Birds 11 to 2
The Venice Cubs defeated the Blue Birds by 11 to 2 as every Cubs player contributed to a strong team effort. Nick starred with a notable strikeout showing, while the entire lineup delivered solid defense and hitting helping extend the Cubs winning streak.
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Venice Cubs
Blue Birds
Stratford League Sparks Local Basketball Interest
Stratford Town league draws big crowds as Fortems enter the circuit. North Ends edge St Jamies 1 0. Avons and Kaceys win to lead early standings while St James and Waceys sit bottom. North Ends next face Avons, Kaceys vs St James set for Sunday.
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Stratford Town
Fortems
North Enda
St. Jamies Patth
Stratford Kaccyy
St. James
Enis
Avans
Aceys
St. Dimes
James
Hilltops Triumph Over Saugatuck Nine Again
The Hilltops defeated Saugatuck Nine ten to ten in a recent Sunday game. The Hilltops praised Westport for strong defense and aim to meet the Westport team in a future match with their best punch.
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Stravford Hilltops
Westport Town
Hilltops
Westport
Giants Outhit Reds but Lose as Kelley Hits Three Homers
New York Giants lose 3 to 2 to Cincinnati, despite outhitting the Reds two to one. McQuillan pitched well for New York but poor support in the pinches doomed the effort. Caveness and Kelley provided the power with three homers between them, while Stengel logged nine putouts in center.
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New York
Cinalnnatlagain
New York Giants
McQuillan
Giants
Couch
Cavenes
Spectacus Kelley
Miss Helen Wills Shines Against American Champion
The Western star Miss Helen Wills of San Francisco pushed national champion Mrs. Molla Mallory to three sets in a Metropolitan women’s singles match. Wills showed top form, losing 4-6 6-0 2-6 as Mallory seized the latter stages.
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Glen Gove
Helen Wills
San Francisco
Molla Biurstedt Mallory
Tig
Mallory
America
Sure ‘Vivor
May Sutton Bundy
Hog Angeles
Mall
Marlon Z. Jessup
Wilmington
Del
Ata
Lealle Bancroft
West Newton
Mass
Bundy
Anasta Sigourney
Boston
Jessup
Drs
Franis H. Godfrey
Miss Bancroft
Flolen Hooker
New York
Misa Willa
Mra
William Geary
Gos Angeles
Misa Sigourney
Godfrey
Miay
Katherine Gardner
Miss Wills
Church League Game Tonight Between Summerfield and New Field
The Yeeling Ram! of the Championship will be staged in the Inter-Churen League tonight at the Eastern Malleasty Iran fais. Summerfield and New Field unite for the main event at Seaside Park on Diamond No. 1. Douglas will start on the mound for the First Mr. E. and aims to deliver a strong performance. The Summerfields, confident, seek a surprise upset over Stelho dats and will strive for victory.
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Malleasty
Iran
Summerfield
Knigker Tourney At Beardsley Planned Tomorrow
Dan Carten, pro at Braidster Park links, arranged a Krieker tournament at Beardsley Musielnal links tomorrow night open to men and women. Competitors must wear dentures. About thirty are expected with many prizes donated by local merchants.
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Dan Carten
Braidster Park
As Krieker
Musielnal Linjes
Bath
Secretary Tracy selects Bridgeport athlete for national championships
Secretary Thomas Tracy of the Connecticut A A U selects Alexander Alison of Bridgeport A C as the Nutmeg State's entry to the national championships in Newark next month. Alison, a quarter mile standout, has won every quarter mile race this season and helped Hamilton College's Penn Relays team overcome a 25 yard deficit to win in under 50 seconds. Four athletes overall will be chosen by the A A U registration board at its next meeting, with Eddie Tryon also a strong possibility for penalization championships. The Newark meet requests $3,000 and guarantees athletes from each association. Connecticut contributes three athletes. Tracy also leads a hundred-strong entrant tally for Lighthouse Point events with Bridgeport A C leading the state in entries.
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Alexander Alison
Bridgeport A. C
Thomas Wy Tracy
Connecticut A .L
Newark
Alison
Tmes
Hamilton College
Penn
Hin Waa
Nutmeg’ Status Association
Hile
A. A. U Registration Board OY
Thoms Tracy
Joison
Aiars
Tracy
Onor
Eddie Tryon
New York
Central Pacific
Pacific Northwest
Souther Pacific
New England
Pecuth
South Eastern
Western
Middlewest
Indiana
Allegheny
Middle Atlantic
Niagara
Adirondack
Connecticut
Rocky Mountain
Tracyrs
Lighthouse Point
Bridge— Port A. CC
Bridgeport
Bob McAllistes
Eddie Farrell
Jack Setlars
Ityan
McGrath
Bob McAllister
Sig Lesiie
Fdelo Farrell
Jack Sellers
Y M C A tennis team sweeps Seaside club matches
The Y M C A tennis team defeated Seaside at Colorado avenue courts in a clean sweep. Finals doubles featured W. D. Duddy and Dick Foster beating Eddie Larkin and George Rock in three sets. Singles and doubles results showed uneven play and a rain delay ended play early. Manager Richard Foster invites other clubs to arrange matches.
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Seaside Club
Colorado Avenue
W. D. Duddy
Dick Foster
Eddie Larkin
George Rock
W. B. Duddy
Eddie Larin
OG. Alsansioux
Lfley
Richard Foster
Army poloists trounce rival teams at Point Judith field
The United States army polo team defeated the Myogiz Perroquets 18 goals to 3 while the Meadow Brook Ramblers beat Fiemingo 3 goals to 7 at the Narragansett pier area, with events noted on the August day.
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Narragansety
Ship of America
Judith Feild
Inier States Army
Myogiz Perroquets
Meadow Brook Ramblers
Fiemingo
Tennis meet yields six sets of rivals in action
Six sets were played in the Municipatria tournament with five in the Tens division. Several matches stretched to three sets, including Kenpelley over Wa Monahnn, Greenstein over Fried man, and Rosenbluth over Dickarsogt. Mildred Shen defeated Alice Rack in women’s singles as lineup changes occur replacing Catherine Clark and Chelma Knox. The feature men’s match was expected between Byron Boyden and Walter Sackett with Boyden favored to win.
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George Rack
A. Lynch
Edward ©. Kenpelley
da- Wa Monahnn
ML. Greenstein
Friedman
D. Rosenbluth
Byron Boyden
Chamber of Commerce
Walter Sacket
Bridgeport
Boydon
Sackett
Harden
D M O B Challenge Dinty Moore Opens Myrtle Beach
The D M Co B nine of Myrtle Beach challenges Dinty Moores for two games this Sunday morning at the Myrtle Beach diamond. The Lin ty Moores have defeated the challengers previously and seek revenge. Manager Trent Sackett may be contacted at 193 Broadway Myrtle. The Mohawks of the Has-end will contact Westport management regarding Sunday work. Noble 7405 listed for contact. The Hawks invite 8 15 17 year old teams for future dates.
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Mette Beach
Dinty Moores
Suniday
Myrtle Bach Diamond
Linty Moores
Chalengers
Aetara
Trent Sackett
Broadway
Myrtle
Westport
Mohawks
Noble
Hawks
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