Bridgeport Bears Rally In Eighth Beat Pittsfield 4 2
Yank Yordy and Ed Sperber homered as Bridgeport edged Pittsfield 4 2 to stay in the Erie League lead. Van Alstyne and Batchelder held the Bears to few hits until an eighth inning rally produced the winning runs. MacPhee doubled twice and Oberc, McCarton, and Yordy added key singles in the eighth. The Bears head to Springfield for a two game set with the Ponies.
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Bears
VanAlstyne
Wittafield
Yune
Yank Yordy
Anther
Ed Sperber
Hille
Sam Mild
Shorty Chere
Long
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Fuller
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Sperber
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Jonin
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McCarren
Yordy
Stapleton
Burkett
Mayer
Burkeu
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basls—Pitistichl
Hby Batshelder
Fasce
Rorly
New England Teams Win in National Inter-Tennis Tourney
New York and New England teams swept into the National Inter sectional tennis semifinals in Chicago. Franc J. Hunter and Vincent Richards defeated the Middle Atlantic sentry while New England players dominated the Philippine Davis Cup team. In doubles, Jones and Ingraham of Rhode Island teamed with Richards and Hunt to sweep their opponents, 3-6 6-3 6-2, sealing a clean New England victory.
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New York
New England
Franc J. Hunter
Vincent Richards
Empire State
Middle Atlantic Association
New Englanders
Winter
C A Smith
Richards
Edward Jacobe
Smith
Ingraham
Providence
Rhode Island
Rafael Gonzales
Arnold Jones
Rhode Islander
Guillarmo Aragon
Yalan I
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Aragon
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Iunt
Tng Jacobs
Boston Captures Fifth Straight With 1 0 Shutout
Boston beat Chicago 1-0 to extend its winning streak to five. In the seventh, Jacobson doubled and Rosenthal singled, with Hunnefield misplaying Regan’s grounder to score the run. Wingfield benefited from solid defense by Regan Tobin and Rosenthal during the scoreless innings.
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Boston
Chicago
Jacobson
Rosenthal
Hunnefield
Regan
Tobin
Wingfield
Solomon to Face M Tigue Saturday in Queens Borough Show
Boxing card led by Kris Bolamon and Mike McTigue was rescheduled due to rain and will take place Saturday in Queens. Knute Hanse returns to face Romero Rojas in a ten round semi final, with Johnny Grosso meeting Sergeant Jack Adams in a right rounder and Alfredo Porza debuting against Tom Lacuka in a four round bout. Solomon says he will base his headquarters in Bridgeport after the McTigue contest.
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Kris Bolamon
Mike McTigue
Queenslnne Elue
Gung Saland City
Knute Hanse
Nebraska
Romero Rojas
Joonny Grosso
Jack Adams
Alfredo Porza
South America
Tom Lacuka
King Solomon
Edward Leon
Bridgeport
Park City
Solomon
New York
Prominent Speakers at Booster Day Lunch Monday
Mayor F William Behrens George E Crawford Chamber of Commerce president William Shaughnessey Edward T Kelly secretary to Governor Trumbull and Arthur F Gonner will be principal speakers at the Stapleton Booster Day luncheon at the Stratfield next Monday announced by Mike Healy business manager of the Bridgeport Bears. The luncheon will precede a parade and other events planned for the day.
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F. William Behrens
George E. Crawford
Chamber of Commerce
William Shaughnessey
Edward T. Kelly
Trumbull
Arthur F. Gonner
Stapleton “R
Stratfield
Mike Healy
Bridgeport Bears
Albany Beats Hartford 11-10 In Slugfest Comeback
Albany rallied from an eight run deficit to edge Hartford 11 to 10 in Albany. Manager McCorry pitched the last four innings, Emmerich scored the winning run on a squeeze play with Hermann, and White and Hermann hit home runs. Phillips left arm injury forced him from the plate as an Albany catcher.
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Hartford
McCorry
Senators
Emmerich
Hermann
White
Phillips
Comiskey
Schinkal
Morrissey
Krahe
Harkbarth
Fuller
Shirley
Fraser
Jamerson
Mitchell
Odenwald
Frame Uald
Jameerson
dJamerson
Hernann
Athletics Tie for Second by Beating Detroit 9 to 1
Philadelphia Aug 19 AP The Athletics moved into a tie for second place with Cleveland after a 9 to 1 victory over Detroit in the opening game of the series. Detroit managed four hits as Sam Gray worked five innings, with Lefty Will s finishing. Alex Mez ler, rookie outfielder from Wichita Falls Texas, drove in three runs with three singles.
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Philadelphia
Athletics
Cleveland
Detroit
Tigers
Sam Gray
Burle Wins Match From Joe Wagner At Walnut Beach Park
Amateur wrestling drew strong crowds at Walnut Beach Park with Louisa Wie of Stratford defeating Joe Wagner of Bridgeport in ten minutes in the 148 pound class. Henry Friedman of Bridgeport beat Gordon McGregor in the 154 pound class, Joe Dailey of Stratford topped King Quill in the 167 pound class, and Steve Gaher defeated Stan Sawyes in the 226 pound class. Referee Willan Armstrong and judges Dr Warry Portes and Joe Lister officiated.
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Gordon McGregor
Ridgeport
Joe Dailey
Stratford
King Quill
Bridgeport
Dailey
Steve Gaher
Stan Sawyes
Willan Armstrong
Walnut Beach
Warry Portes
Joe Lister
Buckingham Elected President of Bridgeport Swimming Association
"&.T. Buckingham, well known sportsman, was elected president of the Bridgeport Swimming Association at the first regular meeting held last night. Officers named Irving Elson vice president Charles Armstrong treasurer and A E Wheway secretary. Executive committee includes Robert F. Leckie Clifford B. Wilson W. T. Hincks Sam Driver and A. Smith. Monthly meetings set for the first Thursday.
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T. Buckingham
Bridgeport Swimming Association
Hell
Irving Elson
Charles Armstrong
A. E. Wheway
Robert F. Leckie
Clifford B. Wilson
W. T. Hincks
Sam Driver
A. Smith
Greenfield Holds Giants to Four Hits in 2 1 Final Loss
Chicago edges New York 2 to 1 to clinch two of three in the series. Kent Greenfield limited the Giants to four hits, with Grimm and Freigau delivering two doubles. Giants rally in the eighth but fall short as Terry scores on Frisch and Tyson singles.
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Wilson
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Frisch
Tyson
Grumm
Grum
Blake
Adams
Jackson
Kelly
Cooney
Greenfield
Greenfield Ain
Scott
Pussen Bansnyder
Woodman Blank Grays 3 0 In Providence Series First Game
New Haven pitcher Woodman blanked the Grays 3 to 0 to take the opening game of the Providence series. He allowed only four hits as Providence struggled. Milly was hit hard by the Prefs.
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Smith
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Bowman
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Cf Capes
Sa Lerlan
Kuhn and
Glass
Jana
Dave Bancroft Saves Kelly in City Court
In Cincinnati today Municipal Judge William D. Alexander invited Dave Bancroft of the Boston Braves to act as associate judge in the case of Harry Kelly charged with drunkenness. Bancroft, guest of prosecutor Harry J. Wernke, quipped about Kellys from baseball history before the case was dismissed.
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Mann Dave Bancroft
Bown Braves
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Bancroft
Harry J. Wernke
Ethets
King Kelly
Joe Kelly
George Kelly
Giants
Pittsburgh and Phillies Split Doubleheader
Pittsburgh and Philadelphia split a doubleheader with the Phillies winning 8 to 1 in the first game and Pittsburgh taking the nightcap 6 to 4. Al Nixon hit a decisive homer in the tenth of the opener while Emil de la Rosa held the visitors to four runs in the second. Aldridge, Cuyler, Waner accounted for three Philadelphia base hits, and Nixon, Bato, Traynor highlighted Pittsburgh offense.
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al Nixon
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Oi Grantham
Kluber
O'Day Sweeneyand Pfirman
Sherdel Leads Cardinals Past Dodgers 6 2 for Sixth Win
St Louis August 19. Bill Sherdel bounced back from a tough start yesterday to pin down a 6 to 2 win for the Cardinals over the Dodgers. Sherdel improved to six victories against Brooklyn in seven starts as the Cardinals closed the gap to four games behind the league leading Pirates.
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