Athletics Win Two Extra Inning Games From St Louis
The Athletics beat St Louis in a double header after 23 innings of play. First game 8 to 6 in eleven innings, second 4 to 3 in twelve innings. Alex Simmons homered in the eleventh to drive the win, Hale sacrificed and scored, Grove left the Browns with a split finger injury, Ballou charged with both defeats.
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O H Nutt Captures Trapshoot Honors
In Vandalia Ohio on August 24 O H Nutt of Beaver Ohio won the preliminary grand fandican crown at the Grand American trapshooting tournament after tying with M Powers of Deratur Silinoia on 109 targets with 90 breaks. Nutt won the shoot off 25 straight to take first, Powers taking second.
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Reds Bunch Hits To Take Opener From Robins 3 1
Cincinnati edged Brooklyn 3 1 as Jakis May and Dazzy Vance pitched well in a long duel. The Reds rallied in the eighth inning to break a scoreless tie and pull ahead. Dodgers manager Rabingon announced Moose Claybaugh would report for duty Sunday after his 82nd homer season to date.
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American boy loses in England in Beitsh amateurs golf
Charlea Sweeney of Canterbury School, New Milford Conn, an American youth, exited the British boys championship after reaching the last eight when a bad break ended his run. E A McRury from Leventhistle beat him two and one and advanced to meet Co W Timmis of Leasure in a 36 hole final. Charles Buceney and Robert Buceney were the other American entrants.
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New Milfeng Conn
Park City Soccer Club Holds First Meeting for Season
The Park City Soccer Club held its first meeting of the season with a full turnout. Entering the Connecticut Amateur League, the club aims for first place, signing promising players like Alex Murray J Alvarez and Jack Flaws among others. Training chief Jimmy McMahon prep, season opener set for September 12 at Hibernian Hall with a public inaugural dance the prior night.
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Sumatra Captures Grand Circuit Race at Levelland
Sumatra from the Hen White stable won the $3,000 Cuyanoga stake for 2:07 class trotters at Levelland in a three heat Grand Circuit event. Pearl Benboe led heat one, but Sumatra dominated the final two heats after a third heat misstep by Pearl Benboo. Worthy Harvester and Dr Strongworthy also had notable performances in the program.
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Bush Wins Sixth Straight as Cubs Beat Braves 2 1
Joe Bush earned his sixth straight win after Chicago extended Boston’s skid to five with a 2 to 1 victory. Wertz belted a fluke homer to end Bush’s 25 scoreless innings streak. Heathcote, Adams, Hartnett, and Cooney contributed for Boston and Chicago in a tight early series opener.
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Nutmeg club boxing card stars Hallerine Day in New Haven
New Haven fans will see a ten round main event with Mike Hallerine facing Georgie Day at 183 pounds. Pinkey Silverberg meets Joey Eulo in an eight round 112 pound bout. Ballerina returns against Day, plus two preliminaries featuring Roxey vs Hornburgh and Tammy Jarrett vs Ernie Tedesco.
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Georgie Day
Pinkey Silverberg
Ansonia
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Tony DePalma
Bressler Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Cincinnati Nationals star outfielder Raymond Rube Bressler was operated on for appendicitis in Cincinnati today. The successful procedure will sideline him for the remainder of the season.
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Amazing Value Promised. Wool Claim Examined
A notice questions the superiority of wool in men’s clothing and cautions buyers that claims of “Al-Wool” may cost more without delivering true value. The piece highlights material quality and consumer caution in fabric choices.
What Is Wool A simple guide to wool grades and purity
Wool refers to the hair of a sheep and in commerce comes in grades. Shoddy wool from scraps is short and wears poorly. Pulled wool is from dead sheep and is also short. Pure virgin wool from the sheep, long and lively, makes durable cloth. We use only pure virgin Australian woolens and show how to recognize them.
Twelve Vital Points in a Lewis Clothes Shop Suit
A past ad notes twelve vital tailoring points that can be neglected to cut cost and lower suit quality. It promises tomorrow's feature showing how Lewis Clothes Shop covers these points in its suits.
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What Would You Ray A Bridgeport Price Showdown
Experienced clothing men value the suits at 35 40 and 45 dollars, noting similar carlike prices in Bridgeport. The ad promises a new standard of clothing value and urges readers to inspect the store windows and await a price announcement in the next edition.
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