Bridgeports Fall to Worcester as Lindstrom Excels
In Masa Aug 26 Bridgeports were defeated by Worcester booster team pese from Lindstrom who pitched effectively. Worcester drew ahead with a strong first and third inning as Conway Belanger and King contributed key hits. Bridgeport rallied but Worcester’s defense held firm, with notable plays by Conway and King.
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Lindstrom
Bridgeports
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Ampirea McInnis
Bransfield
Waterbury Loses Twice To Ponies In Springfield Double
Springfield swept Waterbury 15 to 6 and 6 to 5 in a doubleheader. Mayberry and Schulz split pitching duties. Haley won the second game for Springfield while Colley took the loss in both. The wins pull Springfield to sixth place.
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Waterbury
Springfield
Musyberry
Brasscos
Howe
McFarland
Twirler Haley
Bf Coley
Haws
How They Stand Yesterday's Baseball Scores
Yesterday's games list Worcester beat Bridgeport 9 to 5 New Haven defeated Hartford 11 to 4 Springfield topped Waterbury 13 to 3 in the first game Springfield edged Waterbury 6 to 5 in the second. Tomorrow features Bridgeport at Worcester New Haven at Hartford Waterbury at Springfield Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
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Bridgeport
New Haven
Hartford
Pittsfield
Albany
Springfield
Waterbury
Tolay
Pittsfeld
Cincinnati Reds Take Game In Philadelphia Series
Cincinnati defeated Philadelphia 7 to 2 after gaining seventeen hits. Winters and G B Smith struggled as Reds pitchers contained the Phillies, and manager Wilhelm briefly visited the mound in the eighth inning before Reds pulled away.
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Winters
G. &. Smith
Reds
Wilhelm
Philadelphia
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Luque
Wingo
Smith
Flenline
International League Scores Across Four Cities
In Buffalo Jersey City beat Buffalo 10 to 2 behind Lucey and McNeil with Gor dentern and Schwert. In Toronto Newark 9 to 1 with Singleton Withnow Snyder and Devine contributing. In Syracuse Baltimore 10 to 6 as Ogden Dean Kircher and Nethergall starred. In Rochester Reading 20 to 7 and Rochester 22 to 8 with Hughes Beawn Johnson Bor e0n and Mattox.
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Jersey City
Lucey
Clifford
McNeil
Gordentern
Schwert
Toronto
Newark
Poe
Kaceys to Play Sacraments for Baseball Title
The Catholic city championship will be decided tomorrow at Newfield Park with Knights of Columbus facing Blessed Sacrament. A large loving cup donated by the Twelfth District Republican club will go to the winner. A preliminary game features Blessed Sacrament Juniors vs Mohawks, nine hole colt tourney, and a major drawing with over 250 prizes. Proceeds support the Blessed Sacrament church school building. St Louis beat Boston 6 to 3 in a separate game, with Haornsby’s 19th homer and strong defense by Levan noted.
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Baseball scores and notes from August games
Chicago defeated Brooklyn 12 to 3 as Reuther struggled early and Chicago pounded four Brooklyn pitchers. Daley and Miller shared win. Boston beat Chicago 8 to 4 aided by Chicago errors and Gans and Jones on the mound. St Louis topped Philadelphia 7 to 2 as Shocker earned his seventh straight win and Moore faded.
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Overeld
Pittsfield Defeats Albany In Eight Run Game
Pittsfield beat Albany 11 to 4 in Pittsfield on August 26. Baker homered, doubled, and two singles while Gardella added a double and three singles. Baker drove in two runs with the long centerfield homer, and Gardella contributed three hits as Pittsfield opened with a strong offensive showing.
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Schacht
Gharrity
Mails
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O'Neill
Pittsfield
Pittsfeld
Albany
Baker
Gardella
Locos Battle for League Title in Final Season Game
The Manufacturers Tengue prepares a decisive afternoon showing as Locomobile Team faces Mal leadie Iron Wine in the third and final season clash. Locos aim to win to stay ahead. bets on pitchers Spee Carroll or Harry Labsher for the Locos and Frances Larkin or Dick Bowden at the batteries. Ed Beach to handle pads for the Locos with Walt Tres ckow in reserve. Game set for 3:30 at diamond No.1 Seaside Park, amid postulated delayed prize distribution next Saturday.
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Playground season ends as Bridgeport hosts closing events
The city closes its playground season with a Monday program featuring swimming events led by Captain Mins A Baum of the Seaside Life Guards, including 50 and 100 yard dashes and a 400 yard relay for boys and girls. Robert A Leckie oversees planning events, with dash events and a relay. A baseball game pits the Lafayette girl pennant winners in the Western League against Yellow Timber Old Mill for East Side league pride.
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Mins A. Baum
Robert A. Leckie
Board of Recreation
Old Mill
Giants Win Fourth Straight Over Pirates 2 1
Giants claim a 2-1 victory over Pittsburgh to stretch their win streak to four. Three hits come from Frisch with notable base running by Elgbee. Double plays include Bancroft to Kelly and Maranville to Cutshaw. Pitcher Hamilton records three strikeouts over 2 52. Umpires Rigier Moran. New York leads Pittsburgh 4 10 in bases on balls.
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Hall Playground Nine Wins City Championship
Deacon Roback limited New Haven frymen to five hits at Wells Park yesterday afternoon as Hall Playground Nine defeated Park City 7 to 34. Gallagher doubled for three RBIs and the locals claimed the Sinai game. Bridgeport rose to second as Waterbury won the pennant.
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