Ponies Overwhelm Lepard Locals in Hard Hit Victory
Bridgeport wins 9 to 4 as Lefty Lepard surrenders four runs in the opening inning. Hummel and Simpson spark a Pony rally with key hits while Miller adds a triple. Despite late surges by Springfield, the Ponies hold on for the win behind sharp fielding and timely hits from Nagle, Cholewa, and Ober.
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Bridgeport
Cholewa
Teorg Tung “Oehen
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Pep
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Ies
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Fond
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Attreau
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Redpot Herrara
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Yen Kingdon
Humme
Sin- Falk
Uth
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Ross Way
Bimpson Dreve
Oma
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Wallyy
Miller
Seiie
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Sir Long Tly
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Obera
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Rosert
Nagle
Chotewa
Springnes Twa
Chatewa
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Werrera
Acreau
Rouriruez
Conroy
Timentitt
Albany Outhits Profs But Lose Davis Is Wild
Albany outhits Profs but lose as Davis remains wild. The Profs show strong defense and timely hits yet fall short in a 2 to 1 loss. Woodward limits the visitors with three of five batters faced striking out. Leary, Sayker and Burgrave contribute in the Albany offense while New Haven’s Martin and teammates hold firm on defense.
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Seker
iWrourhous
Woodward
Prats
Taylor
Leary
Waites
New Haven
Martin
Angela
Burgrave
Sayker
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Bowman
Rifonda
Mases
Teunes
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Lavale Seusel
Donovan
Murphy
Bares
Ellis wins Caddies tournament at Beardsley Park
In Beardsley Park nine completed yesterday with MM, Ellis taking first place at 39. Jervigon close behind with 42. Twenty clubs competed. Isilg earned a five dollar gold piece. Various scores listed for Smot.xy, TR. Baby, A. Symotsky, Weaver, Riskey, Sterbuck, Sajtia, Cobelt, Ellig, Packard, Weaver, Kuluck, Kabin, Hernivon, Rooney, Sheskey, Booth, Adadimy, Morgan, and others.
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Perse
Jervigon
Twentystour
Isilig
Sterbuck
J. Sajtia
A. Cobelt
Ellig
Packard
C. Weaver
J. Kuluck
M. Kabin
HL Jlerrivon
SL Rooney AU. Sheskey
A. Booth
Adadimy
I. Morgan
G. Ewe
Murephy
Batal Wad M. Keruginsky
Second Round On At Beardsley Park
The second round match play at the Beardsley Park course begins tomorrow in the Oly champions tournament. J. Spmites Lon and Jarry Doyle have completed their rounds. Symington won two up with thirty-six holes. Three matches remain for tomorrow: T. Vene against M. Blackwall, Sydney Tort versus J. Culei, and A. Gedney versus WT Mele.
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J. Spmites Lon
Jarry Doyle
Symington
T. Venefand
M. Blackwall
Sydney
J. Culei
A. Gedney
Irauc
Mele
Joe Dugan Drives Yanks Past Red Sox With Four Singles
Joe Dugan collected four singles as the New York Yankees defeated the Yankees 7 to 3 in a panned New York game. The article notes Dugan’s string of hits and the team’s offensive outburst led by solid at bats and productive runs, with pitching and fielding contributing to the win.
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Joe Dugan
YANKS
Giants Triumph Over Cincinnati In Wild Victory
New York offense features Barnes and Lind Walker driving in runs as Luque shines with wild play. Pitching by Savenny, with strong fielding and timely hits, props the Giants to a dramatic win over Cincinnati, while lineup details and late innings stretch the tension.
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Barnes
Smith Lind Walker
Gagne
Pinellas
Sensa Hong
New York
Savenny
Ligne
Guinier & Dng 'Cinciona
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Pingel
Rv Barnes
Tugne
Hugue Lorine
Lugar
Vinires
Qulatoe
Moran
American League Standings From Yesterday’s Games
fragmentary recap shows scattered team names and results. no clear standings or complete scores available.
Kelly Stars as Logo Nine Triumphs in Big Win
Timmy Kelly, star mound ace for the Locomobile nine, hurled a scoreless night and struck out several, while his teammates hammered the Suburbanites for seven runs. The Legion nine moved closer to a successful season, improving to sixteen wins with another strong victory.
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Kelly
Logo
Timmy Kelly
Locomobile Nine
Legion
Summerfield Triumphs Over Newfield in Close Game
Summerfield defeated Newfield by a single score, as eleven players contributed to the win. Brower struggled with control while Newfield’s defense limited errors, yet Summerfield captured the majority of scoring chances and hit several long shots to secure the victory.
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Ehuyeheen
Newfeld
Ayes
Brower
Newret
Champion to Compete Here Sunday
European Swimming champion Miss James will compete at Seaside Park Sunday for the National 220 yard title. She holds the 500 and 400 yard world records and currently leads the L.3. half piloting. She plans to annex two titles before leaving for England next month.
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Seaside Park
England
Travers and Kaplan Fight Draws Highlight Local Bout
Mickey Travers of Hyer challenges Kid Kaplan in a tense match with Kaplan winning twice and Travers securing two draws. Meriden reporters note Travers claims to have the edge at times while Kaplan holds the belt in the clashing contest.
Arrow Cubs Begin Training for Franklin Hill Slate
Stratford Arrow Cubs start training with a listed squad for practice at Neelock. Acting Manager Salmon Tequesty names players Herror Nielsen Lanyadl Semick McQain Gabor Orrien Mulvar Lawler Marehuck Dinan Meicho Sulik Lund Barnish and invites others for a workout.
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Franklin Hill
Salmon Tequesty
Neelock
Herror
Nielson
Lanyadl
Semick
McQailan
Gabor
Orrien
Mulvar
Lawler
Clan M'Gann At Pittsfield Today
Clan M Gann due in Pittsfield for a double bill with champions and Hillies. Gua Gardaba leads his warriors to Newnell park to contest a bwin bu. No game with Mitateld Monday. Hillies pay extended.
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Yeas of la Hay Tate
Hep
Thia Whitdigu
Noruwo
Gua Gardaba
Warriors
Newnell Park
Johnson Blanks White Sox 1 to 0
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Johnson
Cubs Win Behind Alexander Four-Hit Gem
Chicago atop the Dodgers as Alexander limits Los Angeles to four hits. Cubs hitters supported by timely runs secure a victory in a tightly contested game.
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Alexander
Dodgers
CUBS
Difficult West Open tests golfers as Evans misses cut
In a harsh course test at the Western Open at a Chicago area course, Mike Brady shot a 64 to lead the field while Jock Hutchinson and others chased the cut. Forty-seven players qualified for the final 72 holes as the rugged layout weeded out many, with amateur Chick Evans among those failing to advance and Laurie Axon and Emmett French posting strong scores for the day.
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Tut
Mike Brady
Jpeal
Ihtae
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Lamercow
Mike
Jock Huatchivon
Estés
Brady
Jock Hurchison
Laurie Axton
Chicago
Emmett French
Youngstown
Ohio
Epen
Lovealgonea
Evang
Moxi
Williams Shines As Pirates Rally Past Phillies
Reported confusion aside, Williams delivers strong pitching for Pittsburgh while Philadelphia falters in a second meeting within a week. The Pirates capitalize on timely hits, stealing bases and mounting a late rally to chase the Phillies from the game.
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Philadelpha
Phillies Science Wits
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Intrer Girard Ihe
Pewsraper
Larkin Wins in Municipal Tennis Play
In the municipal tennis tournament two matches were played. Addiy Larkin defeated George Reed in straight sets 6-8, 6-? to advance to the third round, with Mary Fasuolt and others noted. in the women's singles Mildred Shey beat Helen Larkin, and Miss Larkin progressed to the second round amid uncertain results from Helen Bilas.
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Tloly J
Crossste
George Reed
Galkong
Mately Hoate
Ta Gonplee
Fauind
Marry Fasuolt
Formps i. Uts
Seaside Training for B A C Team Tonight
The Bridsepe AY C track and swimming squads prepare for Labor Day and New York meets. Members must attend training tonight at Seaside under Coach Andergon with team officials ensuring proper registrations.
Boxing row over Pilkington Herman verdict unsettled
The report states Frank Gagley claims Willie Herman was not ordered out of the ring. Pilkington’s seventh round clash ended with the referee stopping the bout and the heat went to Pilkington after a disputed decision. The boxing commission held up Pilkington’s pay while Herman received funds via rail transfer.
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Frank Gagley
Willie Herman
Charles Pilkington
Boxing Commission
Pilkington
Herman
Railshore
Second title game tomorrow amid confident teams
Fragmented text describes a second title game looming, with references to teams, players Lavery Rowe Howe Chaikin and others preparing on Sunday. It hints at championships, round by round play, and potential matchups as teams vie for the crown.
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Bhai Hlewm
Lavery
Agin
Lusven
Wis Battery
Howe
Chaikin
West Lind
Rowe
Cup for winner of title game reported
Amateur hockey notes mention a cup awarded to the title game winner to hold for one year. The article notes early September play and a shift of players including William Renard and John Bahte to teams in Canada, with relocation ordered by September.
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Denny
Sepember
NCH
William Renard
John Bahte
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Amy
Kres Rivers Glub
Masern Canadian Ieee
Hase Bee
Viegeland Amériatny
Te Close
Verson
Canada
Musante Stars for Has Been Team Musante Stars for Has Been
The Has Berns defeated the Will ie's at the Stratford alleys on Monday by a two games to one score, Musante leading with notable play and a prominent pinfall. Also from Oakland, Fled Filer failed to make good in the Purific Coase league, reassigned to Mobile in the Southern.
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Willie
Stratford
Shires
Mies
Hod Ullee
Oakland
Cal
Cincinnani
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