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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1920
Page
7
Auguin told the judge Frances Lewis found marriage uninteresting and sought divorce. Her husband testified that the union had failed, with remarks underscoring the contentious proceedings in Terre Haute court.
Cincinnati defeats Chicago 3-2 as Eller out pitches Vaughn. Key moments include a late eighth inning run and strong fielding from Groh and Daubert. Roush, Robertson, and Allen contribute hits for the Reds while Sicking and Daubert drive offense early.
Eastern standings and results from yesterday with scores for Bridgeport Albany Worcester Springfield Hartford New Haven Waterbury and Worcester at Pittsfels plus postponed games Cleveland New York and robust National League results New York 8 2 Philadelphia 7 3 Cincinnati 8 Chicago 2 Pittsburgh 10 St Louis 8 contains a busy snapshot of day’s play and upcoming matchups more names and numbers than a simple box score
Pirates defeated Schupp and the Cardinals 10 to 6 in Philadelphia with Valen tine guiding a three run effort. The game featured hits by McHenry Horna py Fournier and Carey and Nicholson stole bases. Pitching details listed include Schupp and Cooper with Schupp taking the loss as Pittsburgh earned a 10-6 win.
The report notes attendance at an opening day Grand Circuit meeting with Sam and Ard fast time. Five events ran with three seats occupied by Wan and Mann. The 2:05 trot featured Peter Colne and Baron Comuntlo.
Fragmentary report describes a track event and a race where unnamed competitors led and trailed. The text mentions beating Charlis Rex and Selica, with a notable late surge by a Jay team, and references a Pas tor Coley in a fourth effort.
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