Hearn Shields Bears as Ponies Win 8 to 1
Bunny Hearn pitched nine innings of four-hit ball to beat Springfield 8 to 1 as the Bears faltered against his left-handed dominance. Bartell and Roser sparked the Ponies with standout fielding plays, while Kahn matched Bunny with nine hits for the Bears in a hard fought road game.
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Slutger Markum
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Bobby Emmerson
Hase
Reichert Hurls No Hit Contest For Lockwoods
Lockwood nine star Reichert pitched a no hit game against the King Pins, winning 20 to 1. An error by Mahoney produced the King Pins lone run in the second inning.
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Reichert
Lockwood
Hall of Fame
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Lock Woods
Enter 860000 swimming marathon in Toronto
Entries for a 860,000 swimming marathon closing August 31 bring 353 entrants. Notable competitors include Byron Summers from California and George Young training near Oakville, while Ethel Hertle of New York stands out among women contenders alongside Mrs Lucy Diamond and Edward Keating.
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Associated Press
Lake Ontario
Byron Summers
California
Summers
George Young
Oakville
Here
Bay of Quinte
Ethel Hertle
New York
Lucy Diamond
Edward Keating
Demar and Leach On Hike For 100 Miles
Clarence Demar of Melrose and William M Leach of Reading completed a 100 mile hike from Reading to East Northfield in five hours with Henry Tucker of Medford accompanying them by car. After a five hour rest they continued toward Northfield in Fitchburg Massachusetts on August 15, report by Associated Press states.
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Fitchburg
Mass
Associated Press
Clarence Demar
Melrose
Rand William M Leach
Reading
East Northfield
Henry Tucker
Medford
Northfield
Umpire Hugh Bradley Struck by Fast Pitch
Umpire Hugh Bradley was knocked unconscious in the seventh inning after a fast pitch from Jerry Kahn deflected off a batsman and struck him. Behauliel mishandled the ball, collapsing the umpire, and he received first aid from Bears trainer Andy Parker before being removed from the game.
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Hughie Bradley
Jerry Kahn
Kahn
Herrara
Behauliel
Bradley
Andy Parker
Bears
Hillies Defeat Profs 1 to 0 In Keen Pitching Duel
In New Haven on August 15 Pitts field defeated New Haven 1 to 0 in a pitching duel between Kemner and Baecht. The lone run came in the sixth when Baldwin singled, Walsh sacrificed, and Bates lined a safe hit to right.
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New Haven
Pittsfield
Kemner
Baecht
Baldwin
Walsh
Bates
St Stephens, St Augustines clash for league lead at park
Brdds? Brasses beat Senators 5 to 2 as Morrison pitched well with men on base. Keesey homered and tripled in a 5 run game, outhits Hartford but wins. The matchup tonight features St Stephens against St Augustines for top spot in the league at the park.
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ST. Augustines
Hartford
Waterbury
Senators
Morrison
Keesey
Stephen's Salutes Batting Leader in Holy Name League
Jimmy Lesko of St Stephen's leads the Holy Name league with a .714 average and 21 at bats, batting .215 overall in a standout batting pace. Boracco and Meade post strong averages, Kushmeris and Liptak pace runs, as St Stephen's sits atop the standings with eight wins and one loss, ahead of St Augustine's six wins and one loss. Tonight St Stephen's tackles St Augustine's at Seaside Park Diamond No 1 with St Stephen's Kemner on the mound and Liptak in center field, as the league batting and fielding leaders duel in a key matchup.
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St. Stephen's
Holy Name
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Boracco
Meade
St. Augustine's
Kushmecris
Liptak
St. Stephen King
Kushmeris
St Stephen
St Augustine
St. Peters
Sacred Hearts
Charles
Marys
Reorganized Bridgeport Track Team to Enter New Haven Meet
The Bridgeport Board of Recreation track team led by Matt Shane plans a strong showing at the New Haven Police field meet at Lighthouse Point tomorrow. Star sprinters Steve Dudas Eli Donbullion and Tony DiMenny headline the 100 yard dash entries with four new runners. Frank Samu Paul Check and Dudas head the 440 and half mile efforts while Kropper Hanusovsky and August vie in the shot put. The five mile relay lineup includes DiMenna Samu Check Dudas Finney with Bernard and McDermott in the longer race.
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New Haven
Tony DiMenny
Alex Finnes
Paul Check
Central High
Herman August
B. Friedman
Shane
Frank Samu
Earl Sullivan
Bridgeport Board of Recreation
Jocal
Hermen Kropper
Vermont University
P. Hanusovsky
Harding High
Dudas
DiMenna
Samu
Check
Finney
Bernard
McDermott
City Hall
Lighthouse Point
Player Struck by Bail is Seriously Injured
Louisville August 15 We report Merlio Acosta Cuban outfielder for the Louisville American Association club was seriously injured when hit by a fast ball during the second game of a double header with Minneapolis. He was unconscious at the hospital with doctors unsure if skull fracture occurred.
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Louisville
Associated Press
Merlio Acosta
Minneapolis
Acosta
Baseball game summary with Bates and Wilder two hits
Pittsfield built offense on two base hits by Bates and Wilder and a key stolen base by Walsh. Sacrifices by Walsh Parkinson and Montague aided the runners. Pittsfield left 4 on base while New Haven stranded 8. Kemner issued one walk, Baecht struck out four, Kemner six, umpires Stark and McDonald worked the plate. time of game 1 hour 33 minutes.
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Munn
Farrel
Glescon
Farrell
Balla
Ekelson
Moran
White
Norton
Murdock
Yates
Bezen
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Grillo
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King Pins
Braccio
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Wilder
Walsh
Parkinson
Montague
Pittsfield
New Haven
Kemner
Hby Baecht
Stark
McDonald
Filipino Bantam Hope Debuts in Chicago Ring
Ignacio Fernandez a Filipino bantamweight newcomer in America, cannot read or write and signs with a thumbprint. He relies on advisor Tomas Cortez, a Manila graduate, for business sense while defeating Abe Attel Goldstein by seventh round knockout in his Arteilean debut.
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Chicago
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Ignatio Fernandez
America
Fernandez
Senor Tomas Cortez
Manila
Cortez
Abe Attel Goldstein
South African Runner Sets 60 Mile Amateur Record
Arthur Newton of South Africa extends long distance feats by running 60 miles in seven hours 33 minutes and 03 seconds, claiming a new amateur record by over 49 minutes. Newton now lists records across 30 to 100 miles in endurance events, boosting his standing in distance running.
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South Africa
Associated Praw
Arthur Newton
Newton
E L Leading Hitters In Coastal League Standings
E L leading hitters list runs batted in and averages for Hartford Providence Bridgeport and other clubs. Schinkel of Hartford posts a .347 mark after 107 at bats with 47 hits and 14 runs. Butler of Providence hits .344 in 58 at bats with 4 home runs and 19 RBIs.
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Hartford
Butler
Providence
Stapleton
Bport
Bedford
Roser
Bridgeport
Omrah Captures Saratoga Race
Omrah won the Consolation Stakes at Saratoga in a five and one half furlongs sprint, finishing a length ahead of Royal Mate who faded to third behind Honeycomb. The net value of the race was 62.430. Other races at Connaught Park Hawthorne and Beulah Park saw Lady McNeill and Fair Anita win their respective six furlong events with solid times.
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Associated Preas
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Saratoga
Honeycomb
Royal Mate
Connaught Park
Lady McNeill
Missionary
Tanchlane
Hawthorne
Fair Anite
Dixie Prince
Congress
Beulah Park
Findora
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