Stauffer Blows Up in Ninth as New Haven Edges Bridgeport
Lehigh Ed Stauffer pitched eight strong innings for New Haven, but faltered in the ninth allowing two runs as New Haven defeated Bridgeport 3 to 2 at Newfield Park. Ray Falk made a sensational one handed catch to highlight Bridgeport’s defense, while Frank Woodward drove in the winning run with a ninth inning single. Williams-era Bridgeport had been up 2 1/2 leads, but New Haven rallied for the win.
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Lehigh
Ed Staucfer
Gene Mi Cann
Rand
New Haven
Newfield Park
Stauffer
Ray Falk
West Kingdon
K Afield
Falk
Bridgeport
Malone
Qedher
Righr
Falls
George Burns
Kingdon
Single
Pals
Sing
Elm City
Woodward
Joe Smith
Bac
Woodly
Pion Borwet
Badle
Smith
Brcatcher
Iment Stauff
Annie Danleys
Bridgeport Feie
Igaptain
Geniel Gene
Brifreport
Wes
Stautier
Hownan
Favre
Anappy
Aedon Bridgenart
Lenn Weventh
Bowman Ata
Lew Haven
Rodrigues
Kinston
Shay
Loftus
Rer Stauffer
Kaplan Defeats Wagner In Close Meriden Bout
MERIDEN August 10 Louis Kid Kaplan of Meriden won a decision over Kid Wagner of Philadelphia after a hard 12 round bout at the football park. Both boxers opened cuts in the third round. Kaplan held the edge as Wagner’s cut troubled him. In Revere Eddie Shevlin Roxbury beat George Ward Rhigabeth in a ten round clash taking six rounds on points per reporters.
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Meriden
Brooklawn Field Day Sets Wide Range Of Events
Brooklawn Country Club hosts a full field day with a noon start for the mimes event and two 1 yard dash races for girls followed by a 2 o clock mixed doubles and an Indies putt. Tug of war features WW Parker Seeley and Frederick Mills as captains. A gentlemen’s golf match wraps the program as prizes go to winners and a large crowd is expected.
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Brooklawn
Chile
A Pean
Frederick Mills
Lions Defeat Kiwanis 14 70 6 at Seaside Park
Lions beat Kiwanis 14 to 70 at Seaside Park in a game featuring strong pitching by Al Manard and solid hitting from Lynge, Brennay, and Garblantz. Manard and Stubbs helped the victors, while Breanay prevented Kiwanis from mounting a comeback.
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Liong
Kiwanis Sal
Seaside Parky
al Manard
Lynge Wee
Breanay Ho
Lions
Kiwanis
Manard
A Stubbs
Lyne
Brennen
Garblantz
Loftus Leads Westers In Sixth Inning Victory
Dick Loftus extended a streak with a double off Woodward in the fourth as the Westers beat Albany. Connor will lead his team later today with LePard and Vines expected to take the mound for the locals.
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Dick Loftus
Woodward
Westers Lofties
Connor
LePard Op Vines
Ball and Trudeau Set Lake Taunton Fishing Trip
Ball and Trudeau plan a Lake Taunton outing to fish for HX bass, aiming to replicate a prior sighting by The Cleveland Star. The trip has been postponed twice as anglers clash over bait and tackle, with Ball favoring salmon eggs and Trudeau insisting on worms.
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Neat Bail
Fred Trudeau
Lake Taunton
Cleveland Star
Ball
Trydean
Red Sox Reserves to Play Sunday at Old Mol Grean
The Isey Sox Reserves schedule their first appearance against St John's of the East End at 3 30 p m at Old Mol Grean then hit the road for Westport Stamford Shelton and Derby. Players seeking to contact the manager include Holmgrem Petrina Fressola Mursik and Worl.
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Isey Sox
Sindys
Old Mol Grean
St John’s
East End
Lwve
Westport
Stamford
Shelton
Dert
Barnum
Holmgrem
Petrina
Fressola
Mursick
Worl
Rivaul
Cardinals Release Prodem To Syracuse
Syracuse N Y Aug 10 An announcement was made to add pitcher Peter John Stuart from the Louis National League to the Syracuse team of the International League He was formerly a pitcher at Ohio State University.
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Cardinals
Syracuse
N. Y
Pieher John Stuart
Louie
Ohio State University
Pirates Annex 1st Straight From Phillies
Pirates win the opener as Pitta bursh earns his eleventh straight victory beating Philadelphia 1 to 4. Garson held the Phillies to eight hits while his teammates pounded Ring and Welhert for 18 safeties. Pittsburgh scored 67 runs in the four game series, totaling 308 hits.
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Philadelphia
Pittabursh
Garson
Ring
Welhert
Walker
Pittsburgh
Marquinlile
Carey
Bigbee
Russell
Nerney
Oop O
Treynor
Tou
Grimm
Selmidy
Parkinson
Jb Willams
Tyshie
Sthayy
Brenhydus
Hartford Men Seek to Make Paddock Pro
Hartford officials push for track star Paddock to declare professionalism amid controversy over expenses and alleged improper payments. The Hartford committee considers sanctions as rivals accuse others of underhanded moves while Cubhill fights disqualification and scrutiny persists in local sports circles.
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Hartford
Walter Kopf Baseball Failure A Troubled Career Timeline
Walter Kopf of New Britain failed to establish himself as a pro after three trials in two leagues. After starting with Newark and San Antonio he was released by McGraw and briefly joined the Brooklyn Dodgers before stints with Major League clubs. An erratic fielding record and repeated demotions led to multiple returns to minor league teams with no lasting breakthrough.
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Waliek Kopf
New Britain
New York
Gants Ater
Dartmouth
Tag
Kopf
Newark Klub
Giants
San Antonio
Texas
Newark
Run Oavnek
Ty Wad
McGraw
Brooklyn Dodgers
Pacific Coast Teague
Cinginnati
Burns
Eiareratt
Briel
Rawlings
Keads
Ft Stengel
Barnes
P Sraberksgn
Deyerd
Seagunningham
Barney Ingih
Tentard Pl
Din
Cineiracs
Bourirso
Ihr
Ogad
Hare
Hue
tilty—Or Seate
Jonin Ap
Pitchar Seatt
McGormiets
Igler
New Haven Firemen Meet Hartford in State League Game
In a Rim City afternoon clash New Haven firemen face Hartford in the state firemen league game. If Lew Haten can spark the attack New Haven, with Jimny Jaceulats leading, hopes for a victory and a place in the standings.
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New Haven
Rim City
State Firemen's League
Lew Haten
Haven
Eni Weulle
Seoricur
Albert Novak to Succeed George Campbell at Weatogue
Albert Novak will replace George Campbell as golf professional at Weatogue Country Club. Campbell resigned to take duties with Sporting Goods in New York. Novak, formerly with St Andrews and Hudson River County Club Yonkers, comes well recommended and will stay for the remainder of the season.
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Albert Novak
George Campbell
Weatogue
Omerais
Aloert Novac
George Campiot
Campbell
Barth
Sporting Goody
New York City
Novas
Park City
St. Andrews
New York
Dyne Yenva
Hudson River
Yonkers
N. Y
Noval
Weatogue Club
Dowd Seeks Retired List From Kansas City
Springfield report says Snooks Dowd wants to be placed on the retired list by Kansas City. Donovan in town notes Dowd’s career since his Philadelphia days, and Dowd plans to petition KC to retire him so he can play independent ball without a five year suspension. Dowd’s aim is to revive his career with a fresh start and avoid league penalties.
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Snooks Dowd
Kansas City
Springfield
Aug
Dowd
Snooks
Patay Donati
Syracuse Internavionals
Snookks
Br Pig Thers
Donovan
Cicags
White Sox
Heehar
Joond
Telegram
George 12
Muehlbach
The
Blues
Albany
Maryann
Hay
Wales
Bas
Joe Dugan
Barento
Frank Gilhouley
Wiltse
Otto Knube
Tim
Athletic Club Meeting Tonight At City Hall
A general meeting of all athletic clubs will be held at 7 PM at the corner of Malysville and Federal streets in Wheport. Bridgeport baseball and Westerhall teams will compete, with player selection from the best in the city. Dooley, manager of the Shamrocks, and Bent will attend along with other team managers and city officials.
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Mistriet
Saath Eleb
Malysivl Federal Streets
Isi O Ofsuniza
Bridgeport
Bysebal
Westerhall Toam
Pal
Wey
Gin the Cry
Lop Dooley Manger
Shamrocks
Bent
Shelley Wins in Tennis Tourney Final Match
Daniel Sheeley defeated H tin stealcat 6 1 0 1 in the Montermy rents tournaimeds. Many critics expect a final against Isyrun Boyde. The result highlights Sheeley as a strong favorite for the championship.
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Shelley
Ihe
Montermy Rents Tournaimeds
Daniel Sheeley
Tin Stealcat
Isyrun Boyde
Reds Take Third Straight From Giants 7-3
Cincinnati defeated New York Nationals 7 to 3 in a late season game. A key seventh inning rally produced four runs as a homer drove in momentum. Was grounded out in the seventh, with the Reds breaking open the game and extending their unbeaten stretch against the Giants.
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REDS
Giants
New York
Cinennati
Scot
Cincinnati
jIks Maine
Fairfield Legion Versus Shamrocks at Bon Field
Fairfield Legion prepares for a hard fought clash with the Shamrocks at Bon Field. The Shinmmies recently beat the soldiers 1 to none, and a large crowd is expected as Mills or Maraneili likely take the mound with Leany behind the plate.
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Fatih
Aisi
Bon Field
Tetsar
Janse
Mills
Maraneili
Leany
Rocks to Play Gas Light Nine
The Rocks are set to face Gas Light Nine tonight at Rock Bridgeport. Rinek Teasis Wi West Me Brdgeport Gas Ligne company tim ar Ble Rock fell tonight but the Rocks remain confident they can defeat their opponents. The manager wants to keep all players ready for later games and plans to prepare them for future matchups.
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Rinek Teasis
Brdgeport Gas Ligne
Tim Ar
Orly Merbla
Tiadey
Conilens
Glans Jesus
Te Keely
Eepare
Worcester Defeats Albany In Second Game Of Series
Worcester won 7 to 4 as Albany staged a late rally but failed to finish. A fourth inning collision between Ryan and Etten caused Etten to be carried from the field with a fractured or injured leg. Hnutz delivered the standout batting performance for Worcester.
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Worcester
Albany
Ryan
Etten
Inter
Hnutz
Patterson Tops Gobert in Davis Cup Semi Final
In New Haven the Australian captain Gerald Patterson defeated Andre Gobert in five sets to push Australia toward the Davis Cup final, with France’s Henri Cochet also delivering strong play against O'Hara Wood. Final scores showed a five-set battle as both sides showcased top form.
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Gerald Patterson
Andre Gobert
Cochet
O'Hara Wood
Longwood
Cricket Club
Chestnut Hil
Masa
Tennry
Australia
France
Gortld L. Patterson
Gohert
Henri Cocker
Pat O'Bara Wood
Pril- Haney
Beiliapey
Deeuuty
Warners 70 Play Bridgeport Brass Nine Tonight
The Warner Brothers face Bridgeport Brass Nine at Seaside Park tonight amid a busy schedule in the league. The Gen ond Tlarthiac nine hold first place with three weeks left. key matches include a postponed game and ongoing pairings among Terminal, General Electric, and Holmes and Edwards with late August fixtures listed.
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Warner Brothers
Seaside Park
Warner Tenntls
Mactory
Pittsfield
Campany Teans
Arg Columbi
Hillsides Lead Jr Reg in League Action
Hillsides hold a comfortable lead in the junior regular league as they chase the pennant. They beat the Sheltons 4 to 2 last week and could clinch the division with a win. In Sunday’s other game the Arrows defeated the Gardinas 101 to 0 as standings and schedule show.
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Ye Magis Pee
Duaiar
Sile Woestu
Colonial Nine
Hillsides
Sheltons
Sun the Arrows
Ise
Pisce
Gardinas
Folelows
City League Schedule Promises Busy Week Ahead
A fragmented city league notice outlines a Sunday doubleheader featuring Soundview and American giants, with Monday meetings set for the league. Standings list Diamond Wayside ARS and others, while teams eye an early season trophy as competition heats up.
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Tevgime Fames
Soundviews
Wom
Soundbony
Warsites
Iran
Leghorna Ado
Aes i Seluviile Ray
Diamund
Lewients
Soundview
Wayside
Diamond
Trang
Leeroy
Mery
Ihe
Storday
Mallory, Jessup Reach Nassau Tennis Final
Mrs Mallory of New York defeats May Sutton Bundy in straight sets to reach the final of the Nassau Country championships while Marion Z Jessup of Wilmington advances by defeating Bancroft. Jessup needs three sets to win, Mallory drops a set before closing out her match.
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Gqhen Cove
Mallory
New York
Marion Z. Jessup
Wilmington
Bel
Wwamin
Nassau
Malloryss
Pla Lima
May Sutton Bundy
of . Angeles
MW Jessup
D Bancroft
St West
Mase
Alrs
Atlss Bancrert
Jessup
Barker and Warner Win at Brooklawn in Prize Golf
In the second series of the Presidents Cup at Brooklawn Country Club H W Barker defeated Groves and with time won on a challenging card. Warner beat Ko 1 up in the best minute of the day. Both players showed good form and the matches drew comment. Many more games were slated for today and tomorrow as the event proceeds. A Bridgeport club offers a prize for the best score turned in at Beardsley Park next week with cards due to Fred Tindeau.
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H. W. Barker
L. Warner
Brooklawn
Yester
H.W. Barker
Groves
Barker
Warner
Cay
Bridgeport Sport Centre
Beardsley Park
Fred Tindeau
Anort Centre
Pra
Firemen to Play Markets Tonight at Side Park
The Fire department team, a strong contender, faces the Public Market outfit at a side park tonight. Bowden is expected on the mound for the Smoke Eaters as they chase Mercantile Street at bat and hope to tame the rivals. Fans anticipate lively play and a dramatic effort from both sides.
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Bowden
Mercantile Sts
Maviter
Logos to Play Sing Sing Nine in river clash
The Logos are set to face Sing Sing Nine in a key river bout. The St Peter’s team missed their May engagement but will be replaced. Lees depart Sunday at 14 30 with fellow players. Logos hope for victory but Sing Sing aims for strong showing along the Hirdada river and will challenge Uvede next.
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St Peter’s Tenn
Mtb
Stag Shits
Hirdada
Uvede
Shore Dinner At Stake In Baseball Game
The Dinty Moores face the 2 MO Ry team at Myvido Beach next Sunday morning for the second clash of the season. The Dintys won the O M O B title last Sunday and aim to repeat, while their opponents consider changing the lineup.
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Dinty Moores
Myvido Beach
Dintys
Bay City Player Sold to St Louis Browne for 10000
Simon a third baseman with the Bay City team in the Michigan Ontario League has been sold to the St Louis Browne. The sale price is reported as 10000 dollars. Local reports confirm the transfer and price, with details arriving from Browns Ville Indiana.
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Rhode
Te Woodward
Emmerich
Tifth
Fiedler
Hironda
Irv
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Bowman
Falks Vine
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Bayrs
Onda
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Briconde
Wilson
St. Angelo
Woodware
Wea Center
Rhonda
St. Anbigelo
My New Haven
Bor
Ifsaenn
Malons
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AE Wilson
G ‘Coodwart
Wad
Ases
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Staufer Riconday
Wert
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Hayes Co
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Shevlin
Ward
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Ewrield Park
Pirates
Phillies
Lata
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Paddock
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Martford Armory
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Walter Kopf
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Tela
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Chicago Cubs
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Olson
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Johnston
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Hally
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Mitahe Vlnce
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Sentelle
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Fairfield Legion
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Eday
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Presaurgh
Warners
Bridgeport Brass
Hillsides Lead JR
League
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Doe Us
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Ty. PS. Aillsides
BSS
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Tasy
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St. Joseph’s Oval
Capdan
Fedak
Standard Avenue
Paris
A.stein & Company
Garters
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