Rush Bests Hearne in Duel as Waterbury Splashes Brooklyn Rivalry
Bridgeport dropped both ends of a doubleheader to Waterbury at Newfield Park, losing 3 0 and 6 3 to fall to sixth in the Eastern league. Rush outpitched Hearne in game one, while Waterbury used a late rally to win the nightcap. Donahue starred with a sharp defensive showing and power at the plate, driving in runs and sparking the visitors. Drake faltered in both games as Waterbury took control late.
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Joe Ongrove
Babe Ruth Faces Pinch Hitter Role And Managerial Dreams
A decades long reflection on Babe Ruth slipping from star status as he was benched for a pinch hitter. The piece notes Ruth’s hinted managerial ambitions, possible Cubs link, and his awareness of fading greatness amid persistent media and fan speculation. It also covers other notes on catching records and Rommel’s knuckleball experiments and a marathon White Sox game.
Bears versus Panthers in Worcester trip today
The Bears travel to Worcester for a one day trip to meet the Panthers. The schedule notes a rough season with the long trip and a return to Springbelt on Sunday for a twin bill with local teams.
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Pittfeld
Profs and Senators Split Doubleheader
In New Haven on August 11, the Profs won the first game 3 to 1 while the Senators took the second 6 to 5. Both games featured winning runs in a single inning and a triple play in the first inning. Dailey pitched in the nightcap, limited New Haven to four hits, while Hauk’s sensational fielding stood out.
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Thuman
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Sunday Exhibitions May Count In Recreation League Standings
Erratic pitching marked Albany's 10 to 8 win over Springfield as Hermann homered with two on. Caldwell left after five. three Albany pitchers worked the rest. Managers weigh counting Sunday exhibition tilts toward official standings, potentially shifting first place from the Kaceys to Public Market nine. Lenox meets Public Market at Seaside Park with Kaceys facing Sacraments tomorrow.
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VanAlstyne
Lehr
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Caldwall
Cowell
Harrison's Teams Ready for Play
Harrison's nines clash next Sunday with Greens Farms facing Lelands of New Haven at Greens Farms Ridgefield hosts East Sides of Branford at Ridgefield Coeenield Hills plays New Canaan at Greenfield Hill Woodsides meet Crumpos at Saugatuck and Black Rocks take on Saugatuck at Black Rock.
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East Sides Win Prom Deers 16 to 5 in League Game
The East Sides defeated the Deers 16 to 5 in a Girls League game at Seaside Park last night. Errors plagued Mas Witsea's team as East Sides scored early and built a lead. Key players included M Witsea H Doolan A Mongitlu and M DeVito for the Deers and East Sides respectively.
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Stars Conquer Scofield Nine In City Match
The Silver Stars defeated Scofield Nine in a fast game, six to three. Rich and Strefe starred for the victors while Webster led the losers. The Stars seek to play any 13 to 15 year old team in the city. inquiries to Julius Nagy at 2208 Fairfield Avenue.
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Hearts Blank Walnuts 2 0 Victory Seals South End Title
The Sacred Hearts blanked the Walnuts 2 to 0 in a Recreation League contest at Seaside Park. Play was fast and the Hearts secured the championship of the South End with a solid win last night.
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Rogers Hornsby Paid Big Bucks Per Game
The report states that Rogers Hornsby, manager and second baseman of St Louis, is said to earn $25,000 a year and is paid about $162 per game, averaging $155 a minute or roughly two cents per second of actual play, highlighting his high earnings per moment on the field.
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Braves Beat Cubs To Even Series In Chicago
Boston defeated Chicago 9 to 2 in the final game of the four game set to level the series. Larry Benton pitched well allowing four hits as Chicago’s two runs were both unearned from a first inning batting order mix up. The error occurred after Mann and Felix batted out of turn.
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Standard Oil Defeats Fabrics in Twilight Nine At Seasite Park
The Standard Oil nine defeated the Amerikan Fabrics team 7 to 1 in a seven inning twilight game at Seasite Park last night. Run-scoring hitting carried the Oil, with Stevens and Liptak, Althausen and Luddy delivering key plays.
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Rockne Plans to Teach at Southern College in 1926
Lanland Fla Aug 11 AP report says Knute Rockne has decided to make Southern College the site for his football coaching school for 1926, a program he has conducted for several years.
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Pirates Rally To Beat Giants In Eight Inning
Pittsburgh evened the series with New York by a 7 to 4 win. In the eighth, five runs came on doubles by Carey Barnhart and Moore passes to Cuyler and Gooch, and Morrison's single. Dean started, Morrison relieved in the seventh. Wright homered in the second. Crowd 22,000.
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