Springfield Rocks Bridgeport 3-2 in Sunday Ball Game
Springfield tightens hold on fifth place by beating Bridgeport 3 to 2 at Eagle Street Park. Fortune and Vines shine though Bridgeport rallies in the ninth. Springfield leads the series with Albany and faces Clan McCann’s team in next game.
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Dick Loftus Extends Hitting Streak to Eight Games
Dick Loftus hit safely in his eighth consecutive game, singling off Fortune in the fifth inning yesterday. The streak began in the first game of the doubleheader on August 6 as Loftus aims to surpass the Loonseouth record set by Marty Shay earlier this season.
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Fortune
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Entché
Double Header Here Wednesday Americans Chase Lead
Gene McCain's Americans, in seventh place, head to Springfield today to cut John Hummell's Ponies. Tomorrow they face Albany at Eagle Street pasture, with a double header against the Lawmakers on Tuesday. Thursday sees a trip to Waterbury and the Bras, while Bridgeport plans a final stretch with New Haven.
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Albany
Eagle Street
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New Haven
Delaney to Face Shade in Woonsocket Boxing Bout
Bridgeport middleweight Jack Delaney meets California challenger George Shade in a tew round bout at Woonsocket. Delaney seeks a win to revive his status and earn a potential rematch with Ratner, while Shade tests Delaney’s defense with a strong right hand.
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Sound Views Clinch Sixth Straight City League Win
The Sound Views secured their sixth consecutive city league victory. In a tight race, The Wayflies Ivana and the American-Russian Sakols share second place with three wins each, while Larae Cevents trails as standings unfold at the close of play.
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All Industrial Games Postponed
All games in 150 Industria Lowe were called off on Saturday due to rain. The standing shows Crane eight wins two losses leading the list. Manning Maxwell Moore and others follow with mixed results. Assignments and schedule updates indicate games postponed to next week at Newter Park Seaside Park and other fields with umpires and scorers named.
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Brooklawn Field Day Postponed Due to Rain
Brooklawn Country Club postponed its field day meet set for Saturday because of rain. No new date is announced. officials expect it within the next two weeks.
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Hubbard Edges Yates in First Round at B C 6
Hubbard defeats Yates 2 neck in the first round of the President and Vice Presidents Cup at Brooklawn County Club. Reports detail several matches in the early rounds across the Second, Third and Fourth Sixteenths with players like O Teully, Strew, Bryan, Mills and Oakley advancing or tied as the tourney progresses.
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Hillies Fall in Doubleheader to Brassco Clan Watergily
In a rough twin bill the Hillies drop both games to the Brassco Clan Waterbury squad. Pitcher Howe defeats Snover in ten innings, a 2-3 loss highlighting a pitching duel. Long’s single advances Schantel, keeping the Cubs under pressure.
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Anderson sets new record and wins two state titles
John Anderson of Bridgeport won two state swim titles and set a state record in the 100 yard event with 59 seconds. He also led the half mile race by over twenty five yards, while Anna Baum of the Board of Recreation secured the women’s 100 yard and 440 yard championships. Grace Kemple finished strong in both women’s events. About five thousand spectators witnessed the finals.
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Bridgeporters Vie in State Title Swim Meet Honors
Forty swimmers club twenty four men and six women from Bridgeport will compete in the state 1 4 mile championship swim. Entrants include Captain Baan Wha, George Russell Myrtle Beach and John Anderson with several Bridgeport athletes in the field. The event, held in Naw Hiuven harbor, features local favorites such as Anna Baum and Doris O Mara among women entrants, while judges and officials from University of Michigan and Milford Beach supervise the meet.
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Champion Wins Met Title From Mrs Jessup in New York
National women's tennis champion Mrs Molly B Mallory of Wilmington defeats Mrs Jessup of Wilmington Del 6 2 8 2 on the Nassar Country Club courts to retain the Metropolitan title. Jessup struggles with errors as Mallory dominates with powerful drives and earned points throughout the final.
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Westports Tie Stamford Nine in Narrow Win
Westports edged Stamford 8 to 2 as Whorts and Horts combined for two hits and 11 strikeouts. Joe Holzhausen made a diving catch, Tom Butty praised the play as among the best seen, while Weatport’s offense produced a two run, two run, one run pattern early and late in the game.
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Brasscos Take Second in Weekend Standings
Weather halted Saturday gates as Brascos earned second place. Next week’s schedule lists Trans 2 WoO PG, General Electric 1s 2,000 Bridgepot, and matchups including Brass against Folmes Edwarda and Columbia Graphophone facing Warner Bros. & Columbia.
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Hornsby hits 29th home run for St Louis
Hornsby, second baseman for St Louis, belts his 29th homer of the season in the ninth inning against Chicago. Bases loaded or runners on varied as the Nationals and Cubs contest remained tight, with Aldridge and others contributing in the late frames.
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Goddard Wins at Weatogue Country Meet
Goddard wins a track meet at Weatogue Country near Milford with limited competition as McLaustain and other teammates vie for placings. Event details are sparse but indicate a small field and decisive victory for Goddard.
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Waysides Lose 10 ARs in Russian Sokols Match
In a clash between the Waysides and the Anica Russian Sokols, the Sokols routed theWaysides with a decisive score. Key players include Farrell and Bemont, while Ranss led the Waysides in scorings efforts.
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